Also from a personal viewpoint, I enjoy some people who do first
person and interacting with them to some extent. But I have
experienced the sort who are overbearing, set on acting and treat
other interpretors as extras. (insulting, etc.) If that was going on
in the program, I would lose
Always remember that this is a volunteer outfit!
Oh, you thought I was getting paid for this job? Only the park rangers get
paid at this site. The rest of us are doing it because we want to.
## Great idea! Cull out the rotten apples first! Perhaps there is another
historic site near you
Dear all,
I have uploaded some pictures from this last weekends event at the
gustavians in Stockholm.
It was situated in romantic sourroundings like a small Petite Trianon.
Dinner was esquisite and the company as allways very nice.
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What lovely pictures, Bjarne! So sorry to hear about your broken wrist.
Kate Bunting
Librarian and 17th century reenactor
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I'm confused about the beads---my understanding of tambour embroidery is that
basically you produce a chain stitch. Where do beads come into the picture?
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Oh *Bjarne!*.
I will pray for a swift healing for you!!! And may your embroidery withdrawl
symptoms be small...
Hugs (careful)!
Elena/Gia
Dear all,
I have uploaded some pictures from this last weekends event at the
gustavians in Stockholm.
It was situated in romantic sourroundings like
I hesitate to tell a real newbie what she or he mustn't do, for fear
they'll do it. But I guess I can take a picture of the worst of the
don't go there garments, for an example of what to avoid.
They will do it why - because they have been advised not to, or
because they see it and
At 11:25 AM 9/30/2005, you wrote:
[snip]
We do 1901. There is a posture shown in many contemporary
illustrations where the bust is pushed forward and the butt is
pushed backward, such that a standing woman is bent into an S-shaped
curve (think Gibson Girl). I can hardly present this
We do 1901. There is a posture shown in many contemporary illustrations
where the bust is pushed forward and the butt is pushed backward, such
that a standing woman is bent into an S-shaped curve (think Gibson
Girl). I can hardly present this un-natural, but historically correct,
posture
