Hi,
Thanks for your concerns. It was an operation of the meniscus. I am going
trough well, yesterday was much worse than today, but i limb a lot. There
wont be any therapy after, because i have full movemement with the knee all
ready. It just have to heal and the threads are moved away in 10
Hi Penny,
I think it's from a little later than 1860, and buttons in the front.
That's just my opinion, before coffee though...I'll see what I can find.
Kelly
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From: Penny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 20, 2006
Penny, your project and class opportunity sound like fun.
Re the dating, I have a suspicion that the boxes being misdated is probably
because the person labeling the tags simply did not understand the
difference between Nineteenth Century and 1900s. I have dealt with that
issue a lot. In our
Bjarne,
Take it easy with your knee. Don't rush the healing process. A little
extra time spent recovering now, will make you very happy with the
results later. Too many people rush their recovery time and do not get
the full benefits of the surgery.
Your embroidery is gorgeous!
Susan
Dear penny,
This bodice seems to be a fairly typical 1880's bodice. The buttons
would be in the front. One sees this type of button quite often. The
3/4 sleeves are common in the 80's. One good way to tell 1860/70's
from 1880/90's is the placement of the shoulder seam. in the 80/90s
the
Very cool !! Congratulations.
Any idea if the exhibit will be coming to Seattle or anywhere near it?
Annette M
Date: Sat, 20 May 2006 11:05:41 -0700
From: Saragrace Knauf
Subject: [h-cost] My latest gig!
I do, I do! The Phoenix Art Museum just called me and asked me to do
On Sunday 21 May 2006 4:40 am, Bjarne og Leif Drews wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for your concerns. It was an operation of the meniscus. I am going
trough well, yesterday was much worse than today, but i limb a lot. There
wont be any therapy after, because i have full movemement with the knee all
ready.
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From: Susan Data-Samtak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] My latest gig! bjarnes knee
Bjarne,
Take it easy with your knee. Don't rush the healing process. A little
extra time
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From: Catherine Olanich Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical Costume [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 6:30 PM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] My latest gig! bjarnes knee
It looks absolutely stunning. I can hardly wait to see the completed coat
(and the rest
Cynthia J Ley wrote:
The class is for my Kingdom's Royal University, and it will be taught at
a local (Portland area, OR) event in August. I've taught it before, but
there's always stuff to refine.
Arlys
*Hears Portland and perks up* Oh? An Ithra in August? Do tell...
Marie :)
On Saturday 20 May 2006 5:06 pm, Sue Clemenger wrote:
Sure! Always! giggle
I've got a variety of things going at the moment, some of them peripherally
(sp?) associated with historical costuming,
Wow, neat stuff, Sue!
Since nothing else is going on here, this may be a good time for people to
Penny, how is the bodice closed in the back, and how was the sleeve finished
at the bottom? The neckline differs for both '40's and '50's of the bodices
I have for these periods. Did it ever have a skirt fastened to the bodice?
My 1840's dress is one piece; the sleeve is puffed at the top and
Wedding clothes!
I know the styles are from several different periods, but I'm about the only
one that will actually be there that knows this.
2 or 4 linen men's 'tunics' - rather modified from the leine as they are only
for this one time
1 - ionar/kilcommon jacket adaption - also
I couldn't think of not keeping you all up to date on the projectI will
make a diary. I am to get the list of artworks early next week
Thanks for all your happy words,
Sg
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From: Saragrace Knaufmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Historical
replied to privately.
On Sat, 20 May 2006 21:06:43 -0700 Marie Schnoor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Cynthia J Ley wrote:
The class is for my Kingdom's Royal University, and it will be
taught at
a local (Portland area, OR) event in August. I've taught it before,
but
there's always stuff to
I think I'm right about where you are, garb-wise, Cathy. My laundry list
wasn't really an indication of my Extreme Expertise and Skills, but more
like the results of being consitutionally incapable of project monogamy.
Deity help me, a couple of weeks ago, I was encountering my first power tool
Can anybody tell me how many yards it will take to
make a ruff for a man with a 16 neck?
I think I found a deal on some lace trim, but I'm not
sure there will be enough for two ruff sets. There is
25 yds on the spool. Will that be enough for two ruff
and cuff sets?
Rebecca Burch
Center Valley
I'm working on a new gown to go under my surcoat. It's at the bottom
of the page.
http://www.alfalfapress.com/sca/costume_projects.html
I'm almost done finishing the seams on the inside and will move to
embroidering over the seams on the outside, then I can start
embroidering the collar
On Sunday 21 May 2006 11:48 pm, Sue Clemenger wrote:
I think I'm right about where you are, garb-wise, Cathy. My laundry list
wasn't really an indication of my Extreme Expertise and Skills, but more
like the results of being consitutionally incapable of project monogamy.
Same here, which was
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