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The Stitched Heritage programme records all types and ages of community textiles in public places such as village halls, churches, cinemas, town halls, community centres, museums and offices.
These venues are very diverse and are usually great places for community textiles to be housed. For researchers, however, it is sometimes difficult to know where these textiles are located. The NNA keeps records of these pieces to make information about them more accessible for study, and also to help preserve the textiles themselves in the long term.
Contact the NNA for details on recording community textiles in your area.
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