Geke van de Kamp pointed me to this pincushion posted by Emily Wells
“The first #textiletreasure from Colonial Williamsburg is this pincushion map! This object is especially close to my heart due to its association with geography education. Published in London, this would have been an educational toy, likely intended for use by a girl
https://emuseum.history.org/objects/106873/pincushion-map-of-north-america?ctx=ffad7b5250ef3aa50abecc656ebf85ba327c7855&idx=3
Reinder sent us a while ago this sushi roll; for a long time, I hesitated to publish it; is this real? Let’s […]
Josh Davis shared these little embroidered maps Here are all three of my #GreenSpaces pieces together! Each one shows a little patch […]
Aris Roussinos shared this massive map of Egypt, I believe it is in the Ittihadeya presidential palace in Cairo (thx to Pol […]
Anne L. shared this Map In The Wild, crafted over a weekend while enjoying the sun in her courtyard.
