Hello everyone,
The divorce saga continues. Ugh.
My collection is large enough that it's going to wind up on the inventory list
for the division of assets. Oh joy. I have to reduce my collection to a bunch
of numbers.
Some of these things were for my personal collection and thus I never
Gah! It's the missing link!
Sorry I didn't include it.
http://picasaweb.google.com/49victor/KathySCostuming
Kathy
Ermine, a lion rampant tail nowed gules charged on the shoulder with a rose Or
barbed, seeded, slipped and leaved vert
(Fieldless) On a rose Or barbed vert a lions head erased
Hi all, I am making the monkey costume for a nephew from this pattern.
http://img.sewingtoday.com/cat/4/itm_img/M8938.jpg
I have no idea where to get the fringe for the face. Have any of you seen
anything like it?
Worse comes to worse, I'll get horsehair and make my own, but.
Thanks,
It doesn't loook like fringe per say to me,
it looks more like a weft of wig hair, like if you took apart a halloween
wig, i.e: an old lady or white witch wig.
I'd say try that.
Melody
Saragrace Knauf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am making the monkey costume for a nephew from
Looks like long haired fake fur almost similar to the skunk ridge. Their
notions section doesn't say fringe but it doesn't say long hair fake fur
like it does for the skunk. You might get a clue from the instructions and
you might want to notify McCall about they oversite with the monkey face
They don't mention what the lion's mane is made of, either (looks
like crinkled strips of Kraft paper, which I don't think I'd want to
put on a toddler...). Wouldn't a shopper want to know these things
before getting home (if in fact the directions provide this
information)?
--Ruth Anne
Kathy,
This is an incredible collection and should be worth a lot. However the
pool of buyers who can actually pay what they are worth is small. It is
even smaller when you realize that these are garments meant to fit one
person. This means that the lovely lady of size 6 may have to
Remember, they're only worth what someone is willing to pay, so don't
overvalue them. It's probably in your best interest to sell first, then
split whatever they bring. Your ex may think they're worth more than you can
actually get.
Hoping for the best for you,
Sharon C.
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On Sep 23, 2007, at 8:57 AM, Kathy Page wrote:
Hello everyone,
The divorce saga continues. Ugh.
My collection is large enough that it's going to wind up on the
inventory list for the division of assets. Oh joy. I have to reduce
my collection to a bunch of numbers.
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Just a brief
