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French chalk?
- To: texcons@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: French chalk?
- From: wolfies@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 08:38:56 -0700
- Message-id: <009801bfa3cc$0ce73c80$ee06aace@fk1qb>
- Sender: owner-texcons@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello again,
I'm back with another conservation question. I appreciate this list's
willingness to share knowledge with the underinformed, and I do try to keep
my questions infrequent--I realize that the list's function is not to
educate non-professionals. If anyone can take the time to respond, I will
appreciate it very much.
My question has arisen on the hand-stitching newsgroup,
rec.crafts.textiles.needlework, read daily by somewhere between ten and
twenty thousand stitchers: Is French chalk a good and conservationally
correct method of cleaning contemporary or antique embroidered textiles,
especially those whose dyes (of fabric or thread) cannot survive water?
TIA,
Nan Evelyn