Here, now, is the last of my three posts on the May Paris visit. I wanted to return to the Sainte Chapelle (www.monuments-nationaux.fr), which I had visited as a teenager and found very beautiful. It is a relatively small building, constructed almost 800 years ago. There is a lower chamber, then you climb the stepsContinue reading “Paris Paintings and a Rhinoceros”
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A quilt full of buttons
I’m a member of The Quilters’ Guild, a nationwide organisation that’s a must for anyone interested in Patchwork and Quilting. The Guild’s magazine ‘The Quilter’ is a particular benefit of membership: the current, Summer, edition has , for example, an article about the Sonia Delaunay exhibition at Tate Modern in London (which I plan toContinue reading “A quilt full of buttons”