Updated Italian Needlework site

The Tuttoricamo website was updated today for those who are interested.

We've been concentrating on translating the "History", "Styles &
Techniques" and "How it's Done" sections but there is english
throughout the site now with less and less blank pages for english
versions!

http://www.tuttoricamo.com/index.asp

click on the british flag for english. I'm finding that Internet
Explorer (on my Macintosh) doesn't display many pages well so if you
have another browser, you may have an easier time.

We've taken the first steps toward a "terminology" translation, check
out the "Stitch Translation" page under the heading "How it's Done".

An interesting biography of Elisa Ricci (Old Italian Lace) is under
the "History" heading and some neat stuff about trousseaus (for the
bride AND the groom!), a human interest story called "Soldiers" and
lots of other stuff...

I hope this will be interesting to some of you.


Jeanine in Canada

On 6/15/06 9:55 PM, in article dcokg.36114$iF6.30773@pd7tw2no, "Jeanine3"
wrote:

The Tuttoricamo website was updated today for those who are interested.

We've been concentrating on translating the "History", "Styles &
Techniques" and "How it's Done" sections but there is english
throughout the site now with less and less blank pages for english
versions!

http://www.tuttoricamo.com/index.asp

click on the british flag for english. I'm finding that Internet
Explorer (on my Macintosh) doesn't display many pages well so if you
have another browser, you may have an easier time.

We've taken the first steps toward a "terminology" translation, check
out the "Stitch Translation" page under the heading "How it's Done".

An interesting biography of Elisa Ricci (Old Italian Lace) is under
the "History" heading and some neat stuff about trousseaus (for the
bride AND the groom!), a human interest story called "Soldiers" and
lots of other stuff...

I hope this will be interesting to some of you.


Jeanine in Canada


Oh thank you - I like the site.

Cheryl

http://www.tuttoricamo.com/index.asp

I hope this will be interesting to some of you.


Jeanine in Canada

Thanks, Jeanine, for keeping us up-to-date on this site's progress. I
lost everything on my C drive and now I have this bookmarked again!

Dianne