This is just preceding the period I did for the Phoenix Art Museum...I can't
wait to see the portraits. Because everyone is wearing black, the devil is in
the details.
Though it is difficult to see in most pictures, the black fabrics often were
tone on tone damasks. It was challenging to
Hi,
do any one of you know any corset supplies (busks, bones etc.) manufacturers,
in America or Europe? I was wondering about buying the corset components
directly from the manufacturer, but as I am just a beginner in the fashion
industry, I don't really know where to search.
Thanks for any
Good afternoon, I know a great resource for corset supplies and ready
made corsets, it is a corsetiere company and boutique located in
Philadelphia, only minutes from where I live called Delicious Corsets.
They have a website where you can find anything needed for making
corsets from grommets
Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 13:07:39 -0700 (GMT-07:00)
From: Ian Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: special offers on new and forthcoming titles in Medieval Studies
from DBBC
Dear Joan Jurancich,
We are promoting a number of new and forthcoming titles in Medieval
Studies on
Farthingale in Canada and in Los Angeles, CA sell all the metal used for
costuming from bones to busks to hoop wire. She carries a million things you
didn't even know you wanted. In the US, reach her at
http://www.farthingalesla.com/
LynnD
On 3/17/08, Zuzana Kraemerova [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 17 March 2008, Joan Jurancich wrote:
I thought that members of this list might be interested in these new
book leaflets.
And so at least some of us are... though I too get e-mails from DBBC advising
me of their sales events; I wonder why I didn't get these.
Anyway, thanks!
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Go on the website and get on their mailing list if you want hard copy. I
believe you can also view the flyers online.
I went looking for info on fabric stabilizers today and bumped into a
really cool site which matches stabilizers to fabric. Check it out:
