I don't know much more about it than what shows up on Amazon and on Oxbow,
except that Robin Netherton asked the publisher about it, and heard that
they're hoping to get it out by the end of the year. Hopefully it will be
close to that, because I'm very impatient!
Here's the Oxbow
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005, E House wrote, about Geoff Egan's new Tudor
artifacts book:
I don't know much more about it than what shows up on Amazon and on
Oxbow, except that Robin Netherton asked the publisher about it, and
heard that they're hoping to get it out by the end of the year.
And now
Elena wrote:
, in the neatest decorated paper box.
The box has a great back-story. It's called a Mrs Yabe box and I learned
the pattern from Barry Morentz, another calligrapher. He was studying
paper-making in Japan for several months, and when he left, his landlady
(Mrs Yabe) gave him a
I just sent my Secret Santa what I had around the house. I haven't even gotten
to making my first Tudor Bodice or even thinking of my 6 sets of Choli's from
India that I want to make.
I feel inadequate compared to you - you actually made a HAT!!
I haven't done anything more complex than a
I should have chimed in earlier: Helen Pinto sent me a lovely Christmas
gift! A beautiful pair of earrings, some matching freshwater pearls, in the
neatest decorated paper box. I'll have to take pictures; I can't possibly
describe it. Thank you again, Helen!
I'm still waiting on the rest
At 11:13 PM 12/30/2005, you wrote:
I'm still waiting on the rest of my costume related gifts. One is this:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/190199239X/104-2702716-3235141
Material Culture in London in an Age of Transititon: Tudor And Stuart
Period Finds C. 1450-c. 1700 from Excavations at
