The Thread of Her Tale
Bea StitchesReflections on stitching inspired by Hilary Mantel’s Cromwell Trilogy: a place to talk about the wrong side of the fabric.
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The Cardinal’s ring on the Cromwell Cloke
In a recent post, I wrote an introduction to my Cromwell Cloke, with a view to sharing the “becoming” of a piece of my textile art. With that in mind, this series discusses some of the objects depicted on the Cloke, and the creative decisio...
A Cloke of Prophecy: Burning Queen
In a recent post, I wrote an introduction to my Cromwell Cloke, with a view to sharing the “becoming” of a piece of my textile art. With that in mind, this series discusses some of the objects depicted on the Cloke, and the creative decisio...
How I met the Past (part two)
Back in November I was asked whether I was interested in Thomas Cromwell before reading Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall. This inspired me to write a couple of posts about how I came to research and stitch Cromwell so intensively.
How I met the Past (part one)
Last week, I was asked whether I was interested in Thomas Cromwell prior to Hilary Mantel’s Trilogy. And I thought I would write up an “origin story” in answer. This is part one - and my introduction to Cromwell himself will follow next tim...
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