Inside the Conservator's Studio

An Art Conservator's Journal. The discussion of art conservation by the professionals at Spicer Art Conservation.

Monday, May 26, 2014

A high school sweater goes to war

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by Barbara Owens, SAC staff Recently SAC was asked to treat a high school sweater. While that may not seem terribly remarkable or interest...
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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

The making of a historic slipcover.

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Early original furnishing textiles are rare. They were often recycled as tastes changed, or simply as they wore out. "Slip", ...
Monday, April 14, 2014

America had a 15-star flag when there were 18 states, and other flag trivia you might not know.

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by Barbara Owens, SAC Staff M aybe we've mentioned in a few of our posts, we treat a lot of flags.  And for us here at Spicer Art Cons...
Wednesday, April 2, 2014

The Forster Flag, and the conservation of a Revolutionary War textile

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by Barbara Owens, SAC staff Conserving precious artifacts from important moments in history is exciting. And SAC has had some pretty exc...
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Friday, March 7, 2014

Organizing, or "Ode to Embroidery Floss"

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It had recently become apparent that some of our supplies needed serious re-organizing. The candidate to start was the cotton embroidery flo...
Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Wha does a date mean when found on a artifact?

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by Nicolette Cook, with Barbara Owens, SAC staff W hat does a date mean when it is found on an artifact? It could be the date when the wor...
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