Re: [h-cost] h-costume Digest, Vol 10, Issue 96

2011-04-08 Thread Simone A. Bryan
I know some of the costumes from The King's Speech are okay as they are on 
display at FIDM, do I guess that is a lucky thing.

From Simone  or Cilean on her iPhone


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 Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2011 11:33:52 -0700
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 An arson attack destroyed Lionel Digby's costume storehouse where, among
 many historic pieces, the costumes for The King's Speech and Downton Abbey
 were held. There were also 100-year old Busby hats and Royal Guard uniforms.
 
 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1373516/Kings-Speech-Downton-Abbey-costumes-destroyed-arson-attack-Lionel-Digbys-storehouse.html
 
 Lynn
 
 
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 Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2011 13:24:37 -0700
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 Why didn't the guy target a Marks and Spencer's? 
 
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 Subject: [h-cost] Very sad news
 
 An arson attack destroyed Lionel Digby's costume storehouse where, among
 many historic pieces, the costumes for The King's Speech and Downton Abbey
 were held. There were also 100-year old Busby hats and Royal Guard uniforms.
 
 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1373516/Kings-Speech-Downton-Abbey-c
 ostumes-destroyed-arson-attack-Lionel-Digbys-storehouse.html
 
 Lynn
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 Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2011 08:30:03 +0900
 From: Kimie Suzuki konohana...@yahoo.co.jp
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 Does anyone know the reason why Stanford Historical Dance Week was 
 cancelled? In their web page, It looks like cancelled forever.
 
 Kimie
 
 
 
 (2011/04/06 15:03), Aylwen Gardiner-Garden wrote:
 Hi Cynthia
 Unfortunately the Stanford Historical Dance Week has just been cancelled,
 hence the need to re-schedule our time as we've already bought our plane
 tickets. John has been in contact with various dance groups and is
 organising some teaching and dancing spots but as the eternal historical
 costumer, I'm looking for something to do as well as dance.
 We're teaching a dance workshop at the San Francisco Free Folk Festival on
 the 25, so there's a bad clash with the wig workshop. Sad, as I just
 received some wigs to practice on after chatting with the wigmaker at
 Williamsburg and it would have been nice to improve my skills a bit more.
 Bye for now,
 
 Aylwen
 http://aylwen.blogspot.com
 http://www.earthlydelights.com.au
 http://www.janeaustenfestival.com.au
 
 
 
 
 
 
 On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 8:03 AM, Cincinbar...@gmail.com  wrote:
 
 Aylwen,
 If you're coming for Stanford Historic Dance Week we'll keep you so
 busy with dance classes all day then balls, performances  events
 every nite, you wont have time.  More info:
 http://socialdance.stanford.edu/shdw/  Last year's schedule:
 http://socialdance.stanford.edu/shdw/schedule.htm
 For the top museums of interest check the Palace of Fine Arts, the De
 Young Museum  Calif Academy of Sciences.
 There are many historic house museums around, some have clothing displays.
 --cin
 Cynthia Barnes
 cinbar...@gmail.com
 
 
 I am visiting Stanford, San Francisco on 19 June for a week and
 wondered if there are any costuming 

RE: [h-cost] Dressform

2006-06-19 Thread Simone A. Bryan
 That is a great job!! Well Done!! I wish your teacher could come to the
States and do a couple of classes for us here! I make the paper tape form
just with the paper tape, but I have not done it as well as you have!

Brava!

Cilean


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RE: [h-cost] In an ideal sewing world..............

2006-05-24 Thread Simone A. Bryan
Theresa wrote
But in the SCA I have many great people who have supported my efforts to
learn, and helped me not make a total mess of my projects.  So not only
would I want the sewing space but to have been introduced to the wonderful
world of recreation sooner. 

***

Here Here

If it were not for my wonderous friends? I would be sitting in Faire Garb my
entire life! LOL Not that Faire Garb is bad, it is just I wanted the big
giant gorgeous gowns that made people swoon. So I am so very glad and happy
to have met lovely people in which to play and learn from!

Cilean



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RE: [h-cost] When and how did you start making costume?

2006-05-22 Thread Simone A. Bryan
When? 1994 or A.S. XXVIII, I was married and I wanted to be Elizabethan and
I did not know how to sew.  I priced some gowns in the marketplace, but they
were not authentic enough to please me nor was their price in my range of
life. 

I was living in An Tir, in Adiantum.  I was approached by a lady there, and
she said she would 'help' me to learn how to sewand so I purchased a
Bernina older sewing machine for $75.00, but did not know how to use it! As
time went on I found out I was on this journey by myself, and I made a lot
of mistakes and tragic outfits.  My poor Hubby and kid looked pretty badly
most of the time! But I hung in there. I own a Husqvarna Designer SE now,
and I have had compliments on what comes from my sewing roomno longer
Well it was a good effort LOL!!!

I still want to do better, and I shall continue to strive!!!


Cilean

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Oh, and coincidentally to the sewing conversation, we wondered if it was a
given that costume makers, whether professional, gifted amateur, or
occasional maker, have cats? All the ones I know do.

Suzi


  
I have to come out of lurkdom to admit to being a costume designer and maker
for Theatre companies here and also having 2 cats. (I always have my fingers
crossed that no one in the cast is allergic!)

Janette in a chilly Canberra Australia







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RE: [h-cost] filigree metal plaques...

2006-05-17 Thread Simone A. Bryan
I would also love to hear of anyone who has wholesale or inexpensive pieces.
I go to the gem show and they have some but it is about 89.00 for what I
need. They are not very big either. Also? Does anyone know a place that
sells pearls on chain?

Cilean 

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Hi,
Does anyone know where you can purchase filigree metal plaques for
making a Tudor / Elizabethan girdle?
   I'd like to be able to glue stones to the plaques to dress them up.
   I know there are people selling these girdles premade, so they have to be
getting them from somewhere.
  Thanks
  Melody


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RE: [h-cost] DaVinci Code Claims of Truth (was: h-costume Digest, Vol 5, Issue 358)

2006-04-28 Thread Simone A. Bryan
Sharon Wrote:

Now, Brown would be blameless in this -- like George Lucas is
blameless for those few who really think there is a galaxy far, far
away where Ewoks lived -- if he didn't himself actively encourage
people to misuse his novel by claiming the history in it really is
true.
**


But...then he would not sell as many books and make tons of money on the
movie and
What part of this would stop YOU from pushing your book? It is all about the
oh might dollar this is his business, so whether Mr. Brown believes or not
his hype is selling his book and people are buying it. In 5 years he could
recant his words of today...but he would still be a very wealthy man.

My husband is reading the book now and has asked me several times about
points I know more about, and I have told him it is not what I have studied.
It is a fictional book. Sadly it is more a point of our culture that we
could go out and actually learn but instead a guy we don't know writes a
fictional book and we learn history via it.

Cilean 




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