How to Replicate a Long-Lost Patterned Fabric

Опубликовано 29 сентября 2025, 14:01

The @NationalParkService Museum Conservation Lab had quite the challenge: restoring a pair of velvet armchairs from the Thomas Edison National Historical Park that had a very unique pattern. Objects conservation fellows Daisy Greenwell and Maeve O'Shea take Adam Savage through their cross-discipline problem-solving, using photography, sheet brass, a jeweler's saw and more!

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