I?am ernestly hoping to see if I can get some of this work up on line...not my
forte but maybe with some help from a techie.
I had an exhibit "Cut Down To Size 2"at a small gallery the month of December.?
"...Size" was two years ago.? This recent show included the models who wear
garments from t
On Jan 2, 2011, at 4:38 PM, Emily Gilbert wrote:
> Those are so cute! Is that a little thrum cap on the Trindhoj Man?
Yup -- although the thrums are sewn into a fabric base rather than it being a
manipulated-thread base. One of the advantages of doing the doll-sized
replicas is that I can do
Those are so cute! Is that a little thrum cap on the Trindhoj Man?
Emily
On 1/2/2011 5:28 PM, Heather Rose Jones wrote:
I've had a lot of fun making doll-sized replicas of costumes (and other goods)
from archaeological finds. There are some pictures of theme here:
http://www.heatherrosejon
On Jan 2, 2011, at 11:13 AM, Emily Gilbert wrote:
> Ooh, post a picture when you're done - and pictures of the other gowns, too!
> I think the concept of making doll-size historical costumes is really
> interesting.
I've had a lot of fun making doll-sized replicas of costumes (and other goods
Ooh, post a picture when you're done - and pictures of the other gowns,
too! I think the concept of making doll-size historical costumes is
really interesting.
Emily
On 1/1/2011 9:45 PM, R Lloyd Mitchell wrote:
New year project: Finally have the stash and will to try an interpretation of Que
