Cynthia Virtue Wed, 17 Sep 2008 02:59:46 -0700
Ruth FW wrote:
I don't think you'll find anything to confirm that it's a wax cone; while
I've read that too, I've also read discussions in KMT, A Modern Journal of
Ancient Egypt (which tends to take a mixed scholarly/popular approach;
I made it to Feminine Touch Fabrics in Syracuse yesterday. Great store!
Nice people! The store is only a few years old - which is surprising to me
because you wouldn't think anyone would dream of attempting this in this
economy.
Nothing like Jo Ann's! YEAH!
The store has a back room
I know there is a fashion idea of Cheap chic, but I think this particulaly is
more akin to the bordello or boudoir...even if they show the portential of a
Sport line. The last time around (70's/80's) the theme seemed to be in to the
re-use or reclaimed clothing mode.
Found myself wondering what
On May 23, 10, at 9:44 AM, R Lloyd Mitchell wrote:
I know there is a fashion idea of Cheap chic, but I think this
particulaly is more akin to the bordello or boudoir...even if they
show the portential of a Sport line. The last time around (70's/
80's) the theme seemed to be in to the
n 5/23/2010 6:44 AM, R Lloyd Mitchell wrote:
I know there is a fashion idea of Cheap chic, but I think this particulaly is
more akin to the bordello or boudoir...even if they show the portential of a
Sport line. The last time around (70's/80's) the theme seemed to be in to the
re-use or
And for those who don't live in a liberal area and want to wear
creative, historically inspired clothes: There's always steampunk. But I
don't believe that either making historic repros or daily wear is all
about being yet another cookie off the cutter.
Fran
Lavolta Press
www.lavoltapress.com
