>Now I'm curious - how *do* you change clothes in a moving carriage or
sleigh? <
Wouldn't it be similar to changing in a moving car? It is rather surprising to
hear anyone was changing anything in a moving carriage if we are talking about
the time when they only had carriages. I am just curio
A friend of mine is ordering some things from amazon.uk, and was
wondering if there's any good costuming books (or movies or TV series on video)
that are only available in the UK? I had a list, but all those
books are now available in the US for comparable prices.
Thanks much,
Claudine
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Now I'm curious - how *do* you change clothes in a moving carriage or
sleigh?
Emily
AVCHASE wrote:
Hi, All:
My Grandmother told me to save my hair in a net bag (for making rats), I should make and once a year wash it, sqeeze out the moisture in a towel, and hang to air dry. She said I'd h
I have a past life as a theatrical hairdresser working in New York
and regionally in plays, musicals and operas, and we built rats out of nylon
net to use for wigs and hairstyles with the actors' own hair. Simply pick a
color of net similar to the hair shade, draw up a shirred length with needle
a
Audy,
You must have had _some_ Grandmother! I should think a book of all her
advice would be an excellent read. Mine was pretty clever, too, but
I'm not sure her advice would fill a book. Unfortunately, she lived
too far away for constant contact.
== Marjorie Wilser
=:=:=:Three Toad
Hi, All:
My Grandmother told me to save my hair in a net bag (for making rats), I should
make and once a year wash it, sqeeze out the moisture in a towel, and hang to
air dry. She said I'd have to make new bags to replace the old as silk net
eventually rots; then along came nylon. However, I ne
Oh yes, hair has scales and will felt! I had a lock of human hair
that I dyed along with some other thing I was dying black. I had to
basically card the hair afterwards to work out all the matting, think
dred locks...
alex
On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 6:17 AM, landofoz wrote:
>> But wool has scales
But wool has scales on the fibres that help the felting process hair
doesn't. Nylon net. . . well, I don't want any of that stuff on my scalp
:-D (of course, this _is_ Penny's topic, not mine!)
Hair does have scales, just not the same as wool.
Anyway -- scales are not necessary for ne
