May I recommend Elizabethan with pearl work?
or this in Italian
http://www.fabric.com/cotton-velvet-fabric-coral-stria.aspx
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I have to brag!
It seem that I won this weeks $100 Shopping Spree at Fabric.Com. Still
in shock and now I have to figure out what to spend it
I received my United Airlines newsletter today. If anyone would like for me
to forward it to you, please contact me privately.
Carol, you are correct, it is British Midlands. The stewarts were so nice
to me and helped carry my bags. They also feed you all the way to England
and back.
Hi Steven,
Congratulations with the lottery, gosh what a treat!
I couldnt resist in notice your line with Violet Bengaline for a suit. What
is Bengaline, havent got a clue?
Bjarne
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From: Stephen Bergdahl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Hi,
Thanks for all your responses, well i think that many of you are right, i
should be cautious.
I have desided to ask him if he will make a package of the bundles i want
and make it so that i can bit on this package at ebay. If he dont want, well
then i wont buy.
Bjarne
Leif og Bjarne
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I wish you luck with your new venture.
However, the original website took a picture from my personal website
without my permission - a fantasy costume and so specified - and made a
critique as if it was an historical one. I do hope that this will not
happen on your new version.
Suzi
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I wish you luck with your new venture.
However, the original website took a picture from my personal website
without my permission - a fantasy costume and so specified - and made a
critique as if it was an historical one. I do hope that this will not
happen on your new version.
Suzi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for your reassurance. I think the premise behind the original one
was - Take any image and do a critique which I think is questionable to
say the least.
The old site didn't specify that it had to be a picture of one's own
work, or even if the site was trying
weg
I'd be happy to take the problem off your hands entirely!
--sue
Stephen Bergdahl wrote:
I have to brag!
It seem that I won this weeks $100 Shopping Spree at Fabric.Com. Still
in shock and now I have to figure out what to spend it on. I've got a
dozen ideas all screaming at me. Do I
On Wed, 27 Jul 2005, Elizabeth Walpole wrote:
I will do what I can to stop image theft but I don't have the
resources to search the internet every time somebody submits a picture
so, I'm going to work on a presumption of innocence until proven
guilty. However I will keep a record of the name
Not that I know of, although discussions about same do come up on some
of the medieval lists that I'm on. Discussions seem to center around
the easiest ways to modify historical clothing (e.g., where/how to place
a neck slit in an earlier-period tunic or shift lacing lines), or which
styles
The Fan museum is in Greenwich (near naval museum) also next to the house
Daniel Day Lewis grew up in, his father was poet laureate for United Kingdom
at the time. There is a plaque marking it. It is an easy walk from the tube
station.
It is a lovely small museum with a fine orangery in the
The first time I went to London, my parents insisted that I promise to see
the Crown Jewels. Not much interested in jewelry, I balked -- but then I
figured I was going to the Tower anyway, so why not?
Go. See the Crown Jewels. They are unbelievable, and this from (again)
someone not much
In a message dated 7/27/2005 9:10:20 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What
is Bengaline, havent got a clue?
Since no one has replied yet--it is one of the crosswise ribbed fabrics
(originally made from silk, of course), similar to faille and grosgrain.
There
is
One thing to do might be to have people submit not only their own
photos, but a brief statement (like one paragraph) about their goal in
creating the costume and what they want out of a critique. Like, their
goal was 100% accuracy for a woman's Viking outfit, their goal was to
create as good
At 06:42 PM 7/27/2005, you wrote:
And yes, the new Simplicity Martha McCain pattern is very nice. There is
also a visiting dress coming out--it is made up in bright purple for the
envelope.
Is that #4510? Because if it is, that one came out a month or so ago as I
bought it from Hancock's in
I'm off to Turin, Italy early Friday morning. I haven't yet read my
guidebooks, I think I'll do that on the flight(s) over. Does anyone know of
anything textile related that I shouldn't miss? I mean, of course, other than
the famous Shroud, which if it is a fake, is still several hundred
Went to the site. You have some spelling errors. Thought you might want to
know.
All of our Frogs and other items are . so that each on(e) . can be
loved by either Adults or Children.
We stock the finest col(l)ection of Fairy Bottles to be found and our...
Nice site. :)
De
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