- 1. Identifying sprang sashes
- (Working with clothes)
- Carol James Textile specialist Many military uniforms in the 18th and 19th century included sashes. Some of these were made using a braiding technique called sprang. How can you identify ...
- 2. Clothing and Collecting Policies
- (Working with clothes)
- Alexandra Kim ICOM Costume Committee board member Dress in museum collections offers fantastic possibilities for telling stories but sometimes its potential is hidden by the way it’s been ...
- 3. Ponchos and Mantas
- (Telling stories with clothes)
- ... interwoven web of Chilean identities. Roots of the poncho in the clothing of native indigenous people An 18th century European Poncho Mantas of Chilean Independence leaders Symbolism ...
- 4. Social and Digital Media
- (Displaying clothes)
- Spreading the word through social media Alexandra Kim ICOM Costume Committee board member Facebook, Twitter, blogs and other social media are great ways of opening up the stories ...
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