Elizabeth Ashdown

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Crafting a new future for passementerie — Elizabeth Ashdown | Passementerie Artist - Textile Art - Weaving - Craft - Maker - Handmade | London - UK - US - International

Handmade passementerie is one of the rarest, and the most special, of all the textile crafts. As one of the UK’s last remaining hand passementerie makers and designers, I was delighted to be interviewed by House & Garden magazine as part of their feature ‘ The ancient crafts that nearly die

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Cornelius Johnson Portrait of a Lady, thought to be Catherine Fenn 1623 oil on panel Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide Corneli...

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Find the perfect handmade gift, vintage & on-trend clothes, unique jewellery, and more… lots more.

The whole village sleeps in the sun.

Handmade passementerie is one of the rarest, and the most special, of all the textile crafts. As one of the UK’s last remaining hand passementerie makers and designers, I was delighted to be interviewed by House & Garden magazine as part of their feature ‘ The ancient crafts that nearly die

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