[h-cost] Organization

I don't particularly store single project materials together. The fabric is on the fabric shelves, the lace (or whatever) in the appropriate drawer. It gets taken out when it gets made. ___ h-costume mailing list h-costume@mail.indra.com http:/

Re: [h-cost] 14th-century woman's outfit

We do all sorts of custom made historic costume...but, the webpage is in progress so most of the products are just for inspiration, we mainly sew clothes according to the customers own design (in this case, a chosen dress from a manuscript or so on...) Nevertheless, we're from Czech Republic. Z

Re: [h-cost] Organization

Here is what project organization I have. I too use the big ziplock bags. I store them in rectangular baskets or plastic tubs if I have several of them going at once. This way I can flip through them like files and find what I am looking for. I also use an Iris Scrapbook chest http://www.space

Re: [h-cost] Reminder: Lectures in L.A.

And it would be well worth it! Patty Maybe someday enough groups in Australia will be able to work out a cost-effective tour there for me! --Robin ___ h-costume mailing list h-costume@mail.indra.com http://mail

Re: [h-cost] Organization

I have two sets of wire drawers of various sizes that I use to keep my projects together. They are a bit pricey but if you can find a sale they are worth it. I got mine at Home Depot and you can get the rack for them in a couple of heights and the drawers in 3 or 4 depths so you can have your 's

Re: [h-cost] Organization

I keep it all on a hanger. With a bag holding the notions and related items, and the garment on the hanger. IF there's no room in the closet for another bulky hanger, it's time to finish something. Mari >> I have a lot of those big Rubbermaid tubs for storing yardgoods; but what >> do you use

Re: [h-cost] Organization

Lauren Walker wrote: I have a lot of those big Rubbermaid tubs for storing yardgoods; but what do you use for keeping individual projects together--pattern, fabric, etc.? I've been using 2-gallon industrial size Ziploc bags, but they are slippery, and from time to time I have a project avala

[h-cost] Organization

Hi, all, How do you store projects? I have a lot of those big Rubbermaid tubs for storing yardgoods; but what do you use for keeping individual projects together--pattern, fabric, etc.? I've been using 2-gallon industrial size Ziploc bags, but they are slippery, and from time to time I have

Re: [h-cost] Looking for a tubular bag frame...

On Jan 27, 2009, at 8:32 PM, Pierre & Sandy Pettinger wrote: www.ghees.com carries a 16" tubular bag frame. I couldn't find anything bigger. Perhaps if you contact them they can point you elsewhere. It might be worthwhile checking out your local thrift stores to see whether there's a b

Re: [h-cost] odd sideless

otsisto wrote: Thank you Robin. I did find out that Margrete (Margarete II) of Flanders was a Countess who died in 1280, so the statue is perhaps post mortem but there is Margarete III http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_III_of_Flanders who is shown wearing a sideless. Born 1350 and died 1405 s