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Relics in Situ

Let History Be Your Guide

We research early modern needlework to learn about the lives of women and how they contributed to their world.


Through lectures and hands-on work shops, we share this information with other historical professionals, needlework enthusiasts, and anyone else interested in culture and craft of the early modern period.

Watch our introductory video to get a taste for what we do.

The Dog Days: Our Loyal Friends in Needlework, Patterns, and Paintings
The Dog Days: Our Loyal Friends in Needlework, Patterns, and Paintings
These beloved animals show up in early modern images -- including paintings, drawings, and embroidery. Join us to learn more about dogs in needlework and how to include your best friend in your embroidery.
Sep 21, 2024, 10:00 AM – 10:40 AM PDT
Online Lecture

Lectures, Workshops, Products

Ready to learn?  We're excited to share our knowledge and hands-on experience with you.

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Lectures and Workshops

We're available to teach from 1-hour lectures to multiple-day workshops.  Go behind the scenes any of the institutions where we've researched, or learn hands-on techniques with period materials.  Check out our full range of offerings and prices.

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Products

Visit our Etsy shop to buy silk and wool threads in select period color palettes, or check out the other tools we have to make historical embroidery easy and accessible.

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We fund our work through our lectures and workshops, grants, and your generous support. We invite you to follow our journey on Instagram (@relicsinsitu), Facebook, or by subscribing to our newsletter.

If you would like to go further, please feel free donate to our efforts. And we thank you!

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Have any questions about Relics in Situ? Get in touch with us today -- we'd love to hear from you.

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