This week I've seen two different mentions of shops that carry tramme canvases. The first is Jeannettes Needlecraft in Montreal, Canada.
http://www.jeannettes.com/trammes.html
The second is Spinning Jenny in Yorkshire in the UK.
http://www.spinningjenny.co.uk
Did I hear someone ask what is tramme? Jeannettes has a great explanation page.
http://www.jeannettes.com/howto.html
Tramme' wears like iron and is one of the traditional ways of doing needlepoint. It's fun to learn more about it, even if you never plan to stitching any canvas prepared this way.
Written by Jane/Chilly Hollow
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© Copyright October 11, 2017 Jane M. Wood. All rights reserved.
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