Descriptive Tour Of Stitched: Scotland's Embroidered Art
Season 2, Episode 876, Dec 12, 04:24 PM
Stitched: Scotland's Embroidered Art is an exhibition at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh which features a collection of beautiful embroidered artworks.
As a result of a two-year research and conservation programme by the National Trust for Scotland, many of these pieces are now in a condition to be on public display for the first time.
There is a descriptive gallery tour for blind and partially sighted visitors on Wednesday 18th January, and Amelia spoke to Emma Inglis from the National Trust for Scotland and Elinor Brown from Dovecot Studios to learn more.
Learn more about the Exhibition and book tickets for the descriptive tour on the Dovecot Studios website - Descriptive Gallery Tour: Stitched | Visually Impaired Visitors – Dovecot Studios
Learn more about the National Trust for Scotland on their website - Nature, Beauty and Heritage for Everyone | National Trust for Scotland
Image shows a detailed embroidery of orange, pink and blue flowers with green leaves on a table runner from the Hill of Tarvit, Fife. Image credit to the National Trust for Scotland.
As a result of a two-year research and conservation programme by the National Trust for Scotland, many of these pieces are now in a condition to be on public display for the first time.
There is a descriptive gallery tour for blind and partially sighted visitors on Wednesday 18th January, and Amelia spoke to Emma Inglis from the National Trust for Scotland and Elinor Brown from Dovecot Studios to learn more.
Learn more about the Exhibition and book tickets for the descriptive tour on the Dovecot Studios website - Descriptive Gallery Tour: Stitched | Visually Impaired Visitors – Dovecot Studios
Learn more about the National Trust for Scotland on their website - Nature, Beauty and Heritage for Everyone | National Trust for Scotland
Image shows a detailed embroidery of orange, pink and blue flowers with green leaves on a table runner from the Hill of Tarvit, Fife. Image credit to the National Trust for Scotland.