We went to see it yesterday and although I was a little disappointed at the size of the exhibition I liked most of work shown.
If you've never been and you're not very far away this is a great place to visit even with the children as there's something for everyone. Entry to the museum is free and you can find more information here.
Paula
I am ashamed to admit that I haven't been yet, but will endeavour to rectify that this year. Thanks for the reminder.
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ReplyDeleteThat exhibition looks interesting. I didn't realise that the Bristol Museum was free, I will definitely try to fit in a visit there next time we are in the area.
Sarah x
Sounds like a nice day out.
ReplyDeleteToo bad I'm so far away. I'm a sucker for museums, especially free ones. And isn't most embroidery small to begin with? You can tell I know absolutely nothing about the subject, but just thought I'd ask.
ReplyDeleteA bit too far away for me! I do like going to these types of exhibition though. There is always something to inspire!
ReplyDeletePaula, looks gorgeous! I went to the knitting and stitching show / twisted threads late last year, and the best part was the fantastic textile exhibition. Keeps me completely inspired! Xx
ReplyDeleteSadly, it's a bit too far away from me, but it does look interesting. I think I'll have to see if there's anything similar nearby! x
ReplyDeleteDo you live in Birstol? I was there for two weeks to attend a summer course for teachers some years ago and absolutely loved it!
ReplyDeleteNo, but we're not very far away. We live in a small rural town between Gloucester and Bristol, it's called Berkeley. Maybe you've heard of it because of the castle.
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