http://www.verymerryseamstress.com/court.htm
above is a link showing several gown using that fabric.
You will have to search through all of the pictures.
She might be using of of the same in this one as well
http://www.verymerryseamstress.com/maryt31.jpg
I have used them in the past, for Renn stuff and 18thCstuff. I like how the
fabric drapes, very rich. Not sure I'd want to use this fabric if I were
wearing the garment outside, say in Pennsic heat, or warmer. But for indoor
events, and where I live, it worked out well.
There's a photo of
A. Garden writes
I've often looked at the fabrics at http://stores.ebay.com/Renaissance-Fabrics
and wondered if anyone here had used them for Renaissance (general term) or
Elizabethan garb? If so, what are your thoughts? I realise they are not natural
fibres, but what did you think of the
I saw this vender at the Ren Faire this year and the assortment was
wonderful. I had a hard time deciding what to buy. I found one that is the
right color for me and them had to choose the pattern. It was a hard
decision. I wanted them all. I bought the garnet and gold Fleur-de-lis
fabric. I
On Thursday 05 January 2006 4:38 pm, A J Garden wrote:
I've often looked at the fabrics at
http://stores.ebay.com/Renaissance-Fabrics and wondered if anyone here
had used them for Renaissance (general term) or Elizabethan garb? If so,
what are your thoughts? I realise they are not natural
I purchased some of the Celtic Cross from them. I used this on my daughters
gown. I find it a bit
to light weight for myself. If you would like a swatch of it lmk email me
directly
Lori
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