DMC has links to a three part history of the company on its blog that some folks will really enjoy. DMC cotton floss and perle and their other threads are an important part of our needlepoint, aren't they? I'm glad someone is researching the company's history and beginnings.
http://dmc-threads.com/part-ii-history-dmc-threads/
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4 comments:
Thanks :-)
Enjoy browsing around their history, eRose.
Now if they'd just answer my question about DMC numbers in Th. De Dillmontee books! On both sites...
Have you posted the question at the DMC blog? Probably you have but if not, try that. I hope you get an answer~
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