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Tonie Witherspoon,http://www.advancenet.net/~jscole/hardangr.html

Hello,

I'm from Romania, interested in hardanger embroidery. I just found this article on internet and I'm trying to find the person who writte this. From a lot of time I'm thinking at this subject too, who was the first and which was the route of this type of embroidery. We have here in Romania, in Transilvania, but only here, this type of embroidery, witch is still made in rural comunities, at large scale. I love this embroidery, I make it for 15 years now. Maybe if someone from other countries have a tradition in this type of embroidery, and if they are interested, we can work together in finding more pieces of this puzzle. Thank you in advance for any information, Liana, Romania

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Welcome, Liana. I am so glad you found this group (RCTN) and hopefully someone here will ahve an answer, or at least steer you in the right direction.

I am reposting the link here for those that might have been confused, as you put it in your subject header:

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luck in your search. It may not be possible to find the answer to your query definitively. Dianne

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I like a challenge .

As far as I can tell the article was written by someone called Joe Armata. And I think his current email is

jarmata @ gsphdean.gsph.pitt.edu

(Take out the spaces in the address) Hope this helps.

Allison

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