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Merseyside E.G. 60th Anniversary Cake page from Bobby Britnall's sketch book barkcloth embroideries by Bobby Britnall barkcloth samples and embroideries at Bobby Britnall Talk, January 2016 Margaret Gold, one of Merseyside E.G.'s longstanding members, and Beryl Webster, our newest member, cut the 60th Anniversary cake barkcloth embroideries bty Bobby Britnall Bobby Britnall at Merseyside E.G. , January 2016 Bobby Britnall's slide showing Morris dancers, an influence on her work slide by Bobby Britnall showing a quilt with a musical influence slide from Bobby Britnall of a quilt influenced by Morris dancers slide by Bobby Britnall showing a quit influenced by tailoring slide by Bobby Britnall showing a felt structure slide by Bobby Britnall showing a Ugandan woman making a broom slide by Bobby Britnall showing a Ugandan woman holding a completed broom slide by Bobby Britnall showing Ugandan women involved with Hands Up For Uganda charity slide by Bobby Britnall showing bark being removed from a matuba tree slide by Bobby Britnall slide by Bobby Britnall showing barkcloth being made this is a mallet used by Ugandan workers to hammer the bark of the matuba tree to make barkcloth a mallet wrapped in banana leaves used to hammer the bark of the matuba tree to make barkcloth slide by Bobby Britnall showing a small Ugandan house. The colour influenced Bobby Britnall's recent work with barkcloth slide by Bobby Britnall barkcloth embroidery slide by Bobby Britnall showing images which influenced her work slide by Bobby Britnall showing barkcloth embroidery slide by Bobby Britnall showing barkcloth embroidery in reverse applique slide by Bobby Britnall showing barkcloth embroidery slide by Bobby Britnall showing cat walk fashion featuring barkcloth slide by Bobby Britnall showing cat walk fashion in barkcloth slide by Bobby Britnall showing strips of barkcloth sewn together Bobby Britnall with barkcloth lampshades Bobby Britnall with barkcloth embroidery at Merseyside E.G. Bobby Britnall with barkcloth embroidery at Merseyside E.G.
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