I'm near Harrisburg. I'm hoping to find someone close to chech in with about
Ren dress making.
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From: Joan Jurancich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I received my copy two days ago, and have already thumbed through it on
multiple occasions.
I have to say that it is wonderful, beautifully illustrated and richly
detailed. The documentation brought a smile, and I was thrilled to see so
many
examples of common folk clothes, as opposed
Finally a picture of the bliaut I am working on.
Made from natural dyed silk and the belt from natural dyed wool
http://mystictimes.nl/Bliaut/ZijdeBliaut.jpg
Greetings,
Deredere
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That looks fabulous! Just what I imagined bliaut to look like in person!
Very cool
Kelly
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It is the very basic construction. with gores to make the skirt wider
and side lacing with added lengt.
The pleating is done by moisting the silk, pleat and let it dry for a day.
Here is the rest of the website.
It is in Dutch
http://mystictimes.nl/Bliaut/Bliaut.html
Susan Carroll-Clark wrote:
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I'm near Harrisburg. I'm hoping to find someone close to chech in with
about Ren dress
Does anyone know if Pilgrim Shoes is still in business/taking orders?
-E House
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You really have got the look, it's lovely. Some time I will take the
time to read through your site with my Dutch dictionary. But I do like
the picture of the dress all twisted up - it looks as if it would go
through a wedding ring, like a Christening shawl was meant to do!
Jean
Deredere
It is a lovely dress. I wish I could read Dutch so I could make a dress just
like this.
Roscelin
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Finally a picture of the bliaut I am working on.
Made from natural dyed silk and the belt from
While in Angers recently I saw a great statue of a woman wearing a bliaut.
The picture I took shows the lacing on the side. Since this isn't my time
period, I don't know is this is well known statue or not. If people are
interested, please let me know.
Nancy
Hello all,
I will be traveling to Washington DC soon and wanted to hear
recommendations from folks on the list about what to see. My interests
are existing costumes from Europe 1100-1890 and paintings of the
Renaissance Baroque periods.
Thanks!
Diana
www.RenaissanceFabrics.net
Everything for
Hi Nancy--
Do you have a photo?
Regards
Monica (Catriona)
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While in Angers recently I saw a great
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I've only glanced through it, but I like the fact that the photographed
models look like real people, not skinny models.
That's cos they are real people (including lots of UK re-enactors!!), but I
agree.
Hi!
I would like to make the 1569 Elizabethan dress (or something near as
possible!) that is illustrated on page 63 (the one in the middle of the group)
of 'Patterns for Women's Dress 1500-1800 for my nearly four year daughter. Yes,
I'm being very ambitious here! The thing is, how would
I have that book and will look at it again. I have LOTS of patterns from
various sources and see if I have one like it.
Enlarging a book pattern: Copy it on a xerox. Draw a grid on it to make an
enlarging system. Measure something such as the front seam of a bodice-
write it down on the copy. I
Hey all,
I am thinking of getting a movie, A Man For All Seasons
(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060665/), to watch while I am working on my
Henrician gown. Our Henry VIII faires are often set during the marriage
question. But I have never seen the movie. Is it worth getting? How is the
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Hi!
I would like to make the 1569 Elizabethan dress (or something near as
possible!) that is illustrated on page 63
On Wednesday 05 April 2006 1:42 pm, Dianne Greg Stucki wrote:
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I'm near Harrisburg. I'm
I just got back from DC.
This has nothing to do with costume, but there is a Grant Wood exhibit at
the Renwick Gallery... diagonally across the street from the White House. It's
not a big all day thing, so if you have an hour or so, see if you can catch
it. It's full of wonderful
Yes, we are always interested in more bliaut pictures! Especially if it shows
the lacing! Could you post it somewhere? Do you have a date?
Janet
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