Though I have not seen the movie, I did find on the web that says the scene
with her on a swing was pretty much taken from this painting, even the
costume.
The Swing by Jean-Honore Fragonard
http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/his/CoreArt/art/anc_frag_swing.html
De
This has a few pictures that might help a wee bit.
http://www.flixster.com/movie/the-slipper-and-the-rose
scroll down
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At 14:52 25/10/2008, you wrote:
So, will I be able to find the actual ctostumes
from the film with the names you have provided
me? sarah
Hi Otsisto,
Thank you for the link, I actually found this link a day or two ago, but now I
have it again, it will remind me to go back to the page.
Sarah
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Sent: Sunday, 26 October, 2008
This page is interesting, thank you
sarah
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Sent: Sunday, 26 October, 2008 6:58:55
Subject: Re: [h-cost] The Slipper and the Rose
Though I have not seen the movie, I did find on the web
here is an interesting article about the meaning of displaying glimpses
of underwear in different periods, with a few good illustrations
if you persevere, you will find a review of the latest Janet Arnold
Patterns of Fashion book, which is just being published
Gah! 'not available in your area' I kind of understand why they would place
restrictions on new content for people outside the UK (especially if they
are likely to be able to sell it) but something that is 50 years old and of
very limited interest to anyone other than costumers just seems
Linda Walton wrote:
if you persevere, you will find a review of the latest Janet Arnold
Patterns of Fashion book, which is just being published
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7689554.stm
Thank you!
--
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Such virtue hath my pen
Amazon UK has it on sale for 15 pounds:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Patterns-Fashion-construction-neckwear-accessories/d
p/0333570820
An added bonus is if the book is further reduced before publication, you pay
the lowest price.
I hope Amazon UK is prepared for the H-Cost influx.
I've ordered
This is not a historical pattern, but a general pattern question. I have a
McCalls pattern in progress, and I've* misplaced 2 of the 3 instruction sheets.
Do any of you know if there is a replacement service for stuff like this, or
will I have to buy a whole new pattern? I looked around on the
Is it a current pattern? If so, they were on sale for .99 up through
yesterday at Joanns. I would check if you have a Hancocks nearby and
see if they might be on sale there.
Sylvia
On Oct 26, 2008, at 8:48 AM, Land of Oz wrote:
This is not a historical pattern, but a general pattern
Glenda Robinson wrote:
Amazon UK has it on sale for 15 pounds:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Patterns-Fashion-construction-neckwear-accessories/d
p/0333570820
An added bonus is if the book is further reduced before publication, you pay
the lowest price.
I hope Amazon UK is prepared for the H-Cost
I believe there's a number of librarians on this list, like myself.
Did anyone else note the first image of the be-spectacled models clutching red
books matching their scarlet bras? Naughty librarians!
Note to self - must buy red bra.
Second note to self - don't forget to button up shirt
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27th. I will be checking email periodically. If you need to reach me about the
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Is this the pattern?
http://backtosewing.blogspot.com/2008/09/mccalls-pattern-m5717-work-in-progress.html
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Chiara Francesca
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Is this the pattern?
http://backtosewing.blogspot.com/2008/09/mccalls-pattern-m5717-work-in-progress.html
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Chiara Francesca
Yes, that's the pattern. I wish I had paid attention to the sale at Joann's.
Buying another copy for .99 would be much easier than any other option for
getting
This is a really cute coat!
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From: Land of Oz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 11:53 AM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] NHR patterns
Is this the pattern?
This is a really cute coat!
I think so too -- making it for my 14 yo daughter in a mostly black plaid.
Since we don't have enough fabric, the lapels and pocket flaps are plain
black wool, same as the lining. She wanted it without either the bottom
ruffle, or the sleeve ruffles, so it's a
In a message dated 10/26/2008 3:18:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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As a winter coat, it will need some insulation in-between the fabric and the
lining. Any suggestions?
Flannel
or if you can find it, line it with flannel backed satin.
**Play
I suppose it makes a change from the stereotypes of those in the Nursing
profession.
Glenda
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In a message dated 10/26/2008 3:36:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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or if you can find it, line it with flannel backed satin
I believe, sold under the trade name Sun back or Sunbak or something like
that. I know the major fabric stores used to carry it, and yes,
I would definitely need more insulation than even a flannel backed
lining satin - Thinsulate is my fave. Here's one link:
http://www.seattlefabrics.com/insulations.html
HTH,
Sandy
At 02:18 PM 10/26/2008, you wrote:
This is a really cute coat!
I think so too -- making it for my 14 yo
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