HI,
Can anyone reccomend a book ,with drawings or photos , of Tudor and
Elizabethan jewelery?
Or even leads to good paintings would help... I 'm trying to reproduce
Elizabethan earrings and I don't know wether they had pierced ears ,for ladies
and gents, at that time period,or wether
At 08:15 12/05/2006, you wrote:
HI,
Can anyone reccomend a book ,with drawings or photos , of Tudor
and Elizabethan jewelery?
Or even leads to good paintings would help... I 'm trying to
reproduce Elizabethan earrings and I don't know wether they had
pierced ears ,for ladies and gents, at
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From: Melody Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 3:15 AM
Subject: [h-cost] Tudor/Elizabethan Jewelery
HI,
Can anyone reccomend a book ,with drawings or photos , of Tudor and
Elizabethan jewelery?
There is one
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From: Jayne Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [h-cost] Re: What's your dressmakers dummy wearing this spring?
Mine has neither name nor form at the moment, being disassembled
in the shed. But if she
I've talked with the people at the uni bookshop. Yes, you can order
through them and pay with Visa. You have to send the card info by e-mail
though (divide the info and send 2 mails). You can not pay through the
website for some reason. They are not quite sure about the price since
they
Mellinkoff does mention tourbans. Since her focus is on outcasts she
doen't discuss tourban as sign of holiness but other symbolic meanings,
chiefly as a sign of the Other.
Eva
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Hi,
I need some help. I'm trying to find some ideas on costumes from the
crusades, I mean that kind of mixture of christian and arabian clothing worn
approx. at the end of 12th century. Maybe something like the costumes from the
Kingdom of heaven, but rather some sort of noble-costume. I've
Hi!
I'm back with more questions! I was planning to make my daughters 1569 gown
in black velvet, only to have a concern with the weight of the skirt (I'm
putting in a forepart, rather than have a full petticoat) when I got home from
purchasing the velvet.
Would it be alright to do the
Thanks, Gunvor. I've talked to Jorun Grønli Kruse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
as was told that they do not accept credit cards.. even in person. The
museum requires EFT, check on a Norway bank or cash in NOK. Please keep us
informed about the uni bookshop as you hear what the price would be.
Beth
Greetings--
Abel, Cynthia wrote:
During the reign of Stephen, there was a short-lived fad for the use
of lots of silk, crinkled or pleated in some way(not quite like the
later creations of Marino Fortuny, but fairly close), into gowns for men
and women that were not only long, but sometimes
Hi Jayne,
the best bet is to find a skirt or pants where the waist band is
comfortable for your daughter and use that measurement. or you can
always use a pair of grommets or eyelets on either side of the
waistband for some give for a growing child. if it's underneath the
bodice point, no one
I'm back with more questions! I was planning to make my daughters 1569
gown in black velvet, only to have a concern with the weight of the skirt
(I'm putting in a forepart, rather than have a full petticoat) when I got
home from purchasing the velvet.
Would it be alright to do the bodice in
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From: Jayne Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2006 7:30 AM
Subject: [h-cost] Skirt Questions
Hi!
I'm back with more questions! I was planning to make my daughters 1569
gown in black velvet, only to have a concern
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