On Sat, Dec 26, 2015 at 10:12:19AM -0800, Lavolta Press wrote:
> In terms of what I'm doing, right now it's making drapes. Or more like, buy
> curtain rods, return half of them because they're theoretically Arts &
> Crafts style but they're ugly, buy more rods. Buy brass electrical plates,
>
On Mon, Jan 04, 2016 at 11:40:40AM -0800, Lavolta Press wrote:
> When we bought our San Francisco house over 30 years ago, we papered my
> sewing room in J. R. Burrows William Morris wallpaper, still in wonderful
> condition and unfaded. I'm really hoping to sell to someone who sees the
>
(Also originally sent May 30)
While I'm on the list and thinking about it, there are also supposed
to be some excellent exhibits displaying fashions from (the current)
Queen Elizabeth's clothing over the years. Apparently there's a brief
period of time when they all overlap, if you plan your
Description from their website:
Thomas John Bernard (pictured with assistant curator Clarissa
Esguerra), a theatrical costume designer, worked with the curators and
conservators of the Costume and Textiles Department at LACMA to draw
these patterns approximating the design of garments in our
A lovely article about costuming for some of Toronto's historical
sites.
https://www.thestar.com/life/2017/02/25/torontos-official-costume-technician-works-with-the-threads-of-history.html
Christine
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