The Education Department is delighted to introduce the latest addition to Petite Projects: Hammamet Embroidery by Helene Ossipov. This ethnic embroidery is from the Tunisian village of Hammamet.
Tunisia was a French Protectorate from 1881 till 1956. During that time, a type of embroidery was developed to be used on table linens and other small items that French visitors could bring back to France. Each town or region had their particular motifs and colors.
– Carole Rinard, Education Publications
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Petite Projects is a collection of over 70 beautiful projects in a wide-range of techniques made available as a benefit to EGA members. All Petite Projects are available to download from the members-only Petite Projects page. If you are an EGA Member, once you log in you will see Petite Projects in the navigation under Members Only or by clicking here.
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We hope you enjoy this new project and will, with us look forward to other new projects. If you have a project you would like to share, contact publications@egausa.org with Petite Project in the subject line.
