Yeah, Levanita is good, but earlier than the 14th century. I'm on the road this
week, but I'll take a look at my resources and see what I can find early next
week.
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Eirene Tzimiskina Kontostephanina
I apologize if someone else has already posted this -- I'm a little behind
on my e-mails
Kimiko Small wrote:
At 09:23 PM 7/28/2005, you wrote:
Wooden toothpicks would work as well as matchsticks, and are available
in every supermarket.
-Helen/Aidan
The only toothpicks I seem to find are the round ones with plasticy
things on the ends. I will have to see if I
Have you tried asking on one of these three sites?
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There are 4 locations wear the bodice can be seam. Back, side back, front
and side.
You probably have seen this but just in case not,
http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/florentine.html
Bran is fed to horse in the form of a mash for a light feeding. You can get
bran at a feed store.
Wendy
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Technically speaking, the bran would have
You probably have seen this but just in case not,
http://members.fortunecity.com/cadieuxx/florentine.html
she has a contact link.
Hope this helps,
De
Hi Deredere,
This is fabulous work she has done on her costumes, gosh i drolled of her
renaissance dresses.
Thanks for sharing the link
or you might try wooden skewers (like for kebabs). They are longer than
matchsticks or toothpicks and might be easier to hang on to. I think the
ones I have in a drawer are actually bamboo and were sold in the chinese
section of some grocery store.
These are bamboo and make nasty splinters,
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Two books I have been resourcing from (in addition to the multitude of web
pages out there!) are Medieval Costume in England and France: the 13th,
14th, and 15th Centuries by Mary Houston, and Medieval Costume and How to
Recreate It by Dorothy Hartley. Any opinions
Elizabeth Young wrote:
or you might try wooden skewers (like for kebabs). They are longer than
matchsticks or toothpicks and might be easier to hang on to.
true, but depending on how much fabric you have to take up, the
diameter is not big enough. That's why (after tons of calculations) I
