No, fabric has more give than skins. Direct skin to skin would wear
holes and make the seam give. This way you can remove it for washing
too.
On 3/13/10, AVCHASE achasedes...@peoplepc.com wrote:
What I was taught as a child: use a fine leather needle and a waxed thread
when sewing fur by hand.
Thanks Deb, they are certainly some good links for me to consider long
term. In the short run I'm more looking for display ideas of other
exhibitions that people may have photographed and put online to get
layout ideas. I've got some mannequins and heads but I'm the sort of
person who puts some
I also understand that CIT at Reid run a course for would be curators. I am
sure they have a library with suitable texts for their students. ANU run a
curatorship subject through their art history unit. Your husband works at
the ANU, dose he not? Check their library. Or, as you say this is
Hi there,
My long hair has been working on going gray for the last 20 years, and
has been phenomenally successful at it. Now, I'm interested in
hairpieces to add to my historical illusion.
Trouble is, affordable hairpieces don't seem to come in gray. Why
should the dark-haired get all
In a message dated 3/19/2010 8:31:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
the3t...@gmail.com writes:
or long
hair which can be styled into an Apollo knot for Regency.
Just my two cents, but if your hair is gray, and you interpret the
Regency, most of the time your hair shouldn't be showing.
In a message dated 3/19/2010 8:31:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
the3t...@gmail.com writes:
So, I need a referral to an online source that has affordable, gray
hair extras like perhaps a blob of curls, an 1880s curlybang, or long
hair which can be styled into an Apollo knot for
