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Patterns
You can obtain patterns for the following embroidery pieces, most of which are part of the IARC permanent collection at the School for Advanced Research.
Patterns
Stitches
Treatment of Edges
Darning & Mending
Spotlight: Mabel Fragua
Kilt (IAF.T494)
Culture of Manufacture: Pueblo
Locale: Pueblo
Date Range: 1920-1940
Pattern
Kilt (SAR.1977-5-1)
Culture of Manufacture: Hopi
Locale: Hopi
Date Range: 1920-1927
Pattern
Kilt (private collection)
Culture of Manufacture: Pueblo
Locale: Santa Clara
Date Range: c. 1990
Embroiderer: Dolly Naranjo Neikrug
Pattern
Manta (SAR 1996-3-5)
Culture of Manufacture: Pueblo
Locale: Laguna
Date: 1996
Embroiderer: Frances Pino
Pattern
Manta (private collection)Culture of Manufacture: Pueblo
Locale: Santa Clara
Date Range: c. 1980
Embroiderer: Dolly Naranjo Neikrug
Pattern
Rain Sash (IAF.T348)
Culture of Manufacture: Pueblo | Uto-Aztecan
Locale: Hopi
Date Range: 1860-1870
[This piece is presumed to be a manta originally that had later been made into a sash.]
Pattern