> > http://www.earthlydelights.com.au/Images/colourpics/8486.jpg ? And do
>
> OOh!  I've never seen that painting before!  Do you have more information
> about it?

http://sayaespanola.glittersweet.com/main.htm
Scroll down, just thought it owuld be nice to show a comparisson between it
and other examples of Spanish fashion.
I found it via the virtual tour on the museum site it is actually on. In the
virtual tour it was an amzing magenta colour, which is why we must always be
careful about colour unless one has seen an item in person. In outdoor
light.. which let's face it is not going to happen very often;)

If it's familiar, it appears in black and white in Patterns of Fashion with
different attribution.

As for jewellery, I've had to cobble mine from various sources (brass
filigree diamonds cut down and layered with other finding for brooches and
two plaque belts for the girdle and carcanet:
http://costumes.glittersweet.com/sca/valois.htm


Amount of trim, I always guesstimate, I know my measurements pretty well now
to say for this example: two limes waist to floor, plus 10cm extra just in
case, 3m hem is usual, four times arm length, four times neck to waist plus
extra for the horizontal arm guards.

I think the wider trim is composed of narrow braid which is used also for
the tabs.

michaela de bruce
http://glittersweet.com



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