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Perspectives Part 4: Me and Jack Cassin on Slit-Weave Tapestry

This is the fourth and final installment in a series of interpretations of a single textile by myself and a guest expert, Jack Cassin.

Part 1 of Slit-Weave Tapestry with Jack Cassin
Part 2 of Slit-Weave Tapestry with Jack Cassin
Part 3 of Slit-Weave Tapestry with Jack Cassin


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Perspectives Part 3: Me and Jack Cassin on Slit-Weave Tapestry

This is the third installment in a series of interpretations of a single textile by myself and a guest expert, Jack Cassin.

Part 1 of Slit-Weave Tapestry with Jack Cassin
Part 2 of Slit-Weave Tapestry with Jack Cassin


Jack Cassin is a well-known textile and carpet researcher and collector. He curates two fascinating websites, each well worth a visit:

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