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Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Item 1 - Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Item 2 - Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Item 4 - Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Item 5 - Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Item 6 - Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Item 7 - Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Item 8 - Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
Louise L. Pitman and Margaret Furry correspondence on vegetable dyeing, 1935-1942
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Item’s are ‘child’ level descriptions to ‘parent’ objects, (e.g. one page of a whole book).
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This set of six letters between Margaret S. Furry, of the Bureau of Home Economics in Washington, and Louise Pitman, director of the Handicraft Department and an expert of vegetable dyes at the John C. Campbell Folk School, span from September 28, 1935 to August 25, 1942. The correspondence relates to using indigo to obtain various shades of blue. Pitman writes to Furry regarding the indigo recipe Furry gave out at a demonstration in Asheville, N.C. Pitman writes of her trouble with the recipe and sends Furry a sample lump of indigo for her to test. Furry speculates the source of the problem. This correspondence is an example of the type of collaboration that existed between craft artists and instructors in their efforts to revive traditional folk arts.
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Object
Object’s are ‘parent’ level descriptions to ‘children’ items, (e.g. a book with pages).
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This set of six letters between Margaret S. Furry, of the Bureau of Home Economics in Washington, and Louise Pitman, director of the Handicraft Department and an expert of vegetable dyes at the John C. Campbell Folk School, span from September 28, 1935 to August 25, 1942. The correspondence relates to using indigo to obtain various shades of blue. Pitman writes to Furry regarding the indigo recipe Furry gave out at a demonstration in Asheville, N.C. Pitman writes of her trouble with the recipe and sends Furry a sample lump of indigo for her to test. Furry speculates the source of the problem. This correspondence is an example of the type of collaboration that existed between craft artists and instructors in their efforts to revive traditional folk arts.
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Part of Collection
Craft Revival
