Instead of the Costume Society of America, it could be the Historical
Habiliments Society of America. Those of us who belong to the
Costumers Guild, could call ourselves the Raiments Guild.
Or maybe not.
--cin
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On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 11:10 AM, Martha Kelly
*giggle* Sounds great! Because the word costume is so confusing.
--cin
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On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 12:52 PM, Ann Catelli elvestoor...@yahoo.com wrote:
Sure, Cynthia,
Do you want me to put that on the agenda for the annual meeting? ;)
Ann
It is the one true dress form. Get it. Dont bother with dial a
dummies, duct tape ones or any of the non-pliable types. I've had
mine for 20 yrs and it's put up with moderate use abuse... including
2 overseas moves.
--cin
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On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 2:42 PM
Thanks Marion, That's *exactly* what I wanted to know.
--cin
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-- Forwarded message --
From: Marion McNealy m_mc_ne...@yahoo.com
I can only vouch for the grades of linen that I've purchased and how I've used
them so your mileage may vary
decided we want a variety of linen
garments. Would you make a fine, embroidered English or Italian Renn
shirt of the hankie or light linen? How
about a 1930s-40s tropical suit for a gent? A cotehardie?
Thanks for the help,
--cin
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in trouble.
http://newsfeed.time.com/2010/07/07/mullets-out-of-style-and-now-illegal-in-iran/#ixzz0tD7g5qO0
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fashion forward, you cant get a better
pattern than the real thing. I have about a dozen journals. At least
3 have full pattern sheets for as many as 8 garments. One issue
focuses specifically on outwear. Make an offer, if you're interested,
--cin
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bodice (and the coat), would the buttonholes more commonly be vertical or
horizontal?
They run horizontally on these.
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Japanese-style.
I also have two triple ukyio-e (Japan 1880s) hanging showing the
Imperial court in semi-Western fashions.
There's another big rush for Asian designs (nearly any ethnic design,
really) after WWI. These arent brocades, tho.
I'll send you a few photos off-list, if you like.
Yoroshiku,
--cin
mixture she must have found when she got home.
--cin
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2. What about pockets? I cannot find any references or photos that show
skirts had pockets--were they still using a little pouch tied at the waist
under
I cant imagine why she'd put chicken cake in the *same* pocket.
--cin
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On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 3:42 PM, Kimiko Small sstormwa...@yahoo.com wrote:
One stout middle-aged French woman was engaged in filling her
pockets which were stuffed out with cold chicken
Cin, what sort of stocking do you suggest using for the bird seed?
I have a foam dummy, and I love her (she's named Bessie Blunt,
LOL!
Cin, what sort of stocking do you suggest using for the bird seed? And why
how ace bandages for padding?
Hey Kimiko!
Double bag with old kneehigh stocks
Costumed vintage dancers are going Sunday June 27th.
--cin
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impressionists at the Legion of honor
Posted by: kitsune miko kitsunem...@gmail.com kitsunemiko
Wed May 19, 2010 1:52 pm (PDT)
Are there any plans to attend this in costume as a group??
http
on rit! (Roughly: The
more the merrier!)
--cin
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On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 11:44 AM, Cin cinbar...@gmail.com wrote:
Costumed vintage dancers are going Sunday June 27th.
--cin
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the industry
likes to pretend that the color codes are universal, t'aint so!
Yes, I'd love to go with you, thanks for asking! grin
--cin
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Subject: [h-cost] Wigs for the gray :)
My long hair has been working on going gray for the last 20 years, and
has been
Thank you Julian for your fabulous personal account. It made for very
interesting reading on this otherwise dull rainy day.
--cin
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Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:39:34 + (GMT)
From: julian wilson smnc...@yahoo.co.uk
To: Historical Costume h-cost...@indra.com
walk away.
When you pick your pane up off the towel, you can revive any crush
areas with steam a toothbrush, if you have a natural fiber velvet.
This doesnt work with plastic velvets.
--cin
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Did? ironing on the interfacing flatten the pile? to any degree ?
I have
Thanks all, including the ones who replied privately, for all the
buckram info. (Who knew it was called Crown Buckram?!) This list with
it's broad spectrum of eras areas of interest is just the best.
--cin
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From: Lynn Downward lynndownw...@gmail.com
(or in SIlicon Valley or even online) can one find
medium or heavy or monster buckram suitable for hats? I usually buy a
bolt, so it's been quite a few years since I needed to acquire any.
Joann's has nothing useable.
--cin
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stabilizer.
I did experiments 1 2 with each brand and have no complaints about
either. Both blow the socks off stupid Sulky. Neither stripped or
shredded ever. Pricewise, KingStar is about 1/2 as expensive.
--cin
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We met at the GBAGC costume swap. Could you please contact me
off-list about Bernina/Viking blackwork? Thanks!
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Did anyone hear the NPR chat Madeleine Albright's Jewelry-Box
Diplomacy (see also the article by the same name at
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=113278807sc=fbcc=fp).
Speaking thru clothes... it just doesnt end.
--cin
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And while in Baltimore, visit the Walter's Art Gallery -
thewalters.org. It's stuffed full of Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood
romantic paintings. Made my little Victorian heart go pitter-pat!
--cin
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Baltimore isn't that far away - how about the Poe Funeral
volumes, Hey Mister, Turn Around! and of
course, Hey Kid, Turn Around!
--cin
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On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 11:00 AM, h-costume-requ...@indra.com wrote:
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, what's your dressmaker's dummy wearing today?
--cin
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PS. It's ok to run into the sewing room, toss something spiffy on the
dummy and *then* tell us about it. It's also ok to tell what's on your
worktable, at the sewing machine or in the embroidery hoop
.
This is a fun, historical organization consisting of people who worked
the Hump route in the late 30s early 40s, their family members
aviation history buffs. CNAC was a supported China by flying supplies
into Yunnan before the US actively joined the allies WWII.
Thanks all,
--cin
Cynthia Barnes
melody, thank you !
The CNAC thing is a party in 2 weeks. It's a reunion for the (mostly)
Chinese American teams that worked in the Pacific theater before the
US joined WWII. People from other nationalities were involved, too.
www.CNAC.org has more about the event.
--cin
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from anyway.
This is exactly the sort of thing we want to wear to the reunion. Thanks,
--cin
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When the Smithsonian took some of their wonderful items on the road, they
had a room of airplane memorabelia, including uniforms and part of an
airplane and a space capsule
with ostrich parrot peacock feathers, respectively.
The closet door frame sports three 20s 30s gowns as I dither over
which to accessorize for the Gatsby picnic.
The quilt rack holds the completed applique 30s stars quilt top that
Euphrosnia was wearing last time this meme went 'round.
--cin
the same 2-3 bits of info. *sigh*
Still, it's all appreciated,
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Well the best fabrics store in DC is G Street Fabrics, but I dont know if
any of them are near Metro stops. Certainly Fairfax circle isnt. I dont
recall where the metro is near 7 Corners or Rockville.
Have fun at the museum. Report back on anything good!
--cin
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 1:58 PM
in a slight V for a wider CF
lacing area
* really cut in a curve like that?!
I've read Recontructing History's notes and would like confirming or
contrasting facts, if you have any to share.
Thanks all!
--cin
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Pickpockets.
--cin
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On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 11:00 AM, h-costume-requ...@indra.com wrote:
My name is Sharon Doig and I am going on a textile tour to Gujurat, India. I?
like making Victorian, edwardian, 1940's, medieval and tudor gowns and hats.?
It's my first
So did I. And as Robin says, I'd be delighted to be friended as
many of us have corresponded over the years, cheered on each other's
projects, swapped suggestions resources.
--cin
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On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Robin Nethertonro...@netherton.net wrote
How's about the balcony at the bar, 7p on Thursday for a first meet?
...maybe dinner in the hotel for those of us out of town types who
want to start into classes the next morning.
--cin
From: Regina Voorhes reginalaws...@gmail.com
I'm thinking, the balcony at the bar? Should be enough room. We
Sign me up!
--cin
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Subject: [h-cost] Costume College Meet-up
I would be happy to host a meet-up for H-Cos folks. I do need to know how
much space we will need, so I would like to get an idea how many people
the charge! I'll follow.
--cin
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I would be happy to host a meet-up for H-Cos folks. I do need to know how
much space we will need, so I would like to get an idea how many people
might be joining us at CoCo.
Who will be attending Costume College and would
I'm wearing 1750s gent's suit for the Gala 1880s ballgown for the
Friday nite do.
This is my 1st time at CoCo. Do people dress up during the day? I
hadnt planned on it, because it's pretty crowded in classroom full of
farthingales.
--cin
I'll be there, but I still don't know how I'm going
Speaking of summer costume events, will there be a flood of costumers
sporting Red Hs at Costume College. And if so, what wonderous things are
you wearing for the evening events?
--cin
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with that
or an eyeliner mustache. (There's no requirement that it be a credible
effort.)
Also, are spirit gum glues latex-free?
Thanks so much!
--cin
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Y'all are the best!
I'll dash down to the library Thanks so much Suzanne! Meanwhile,
yes please Sharon, I'l love a copy of your handouts. Hopefully the
styles arent too different between centuries. We do the meetup stuff
off-list.
--cin
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From: Suzanne sovag
invisible on my metal braid.
--cin
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From: Lynn Downward lynndownw...@gmail.com
If I'm thinking of what you'll be sewing, the metallic braid is hard to get
through and those wimpy beading needles won't go through it. Milliners'
needles, also called straws, will go through
Yes, that's it much larger than the version I had. The awkward
index finger fooled me.
--cin
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On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 3:25 AM, Elizabeth Walpole
ewalp...@grapevine.com.au wrote:
I assume you mean this image
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
...and while I'm on this milinery thing... is there a special needle
or technique required for sewing real metal buillion braid The #8
needle I'm using leaves gigantic holes.
--cin
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, braid or bead a
hat trim suitable for my tricorn that I just blocked Wens. (So
excited! I have a new skill!)
Any ideas?
--cin
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A friend just sent this and I know you all appreciate good design and fine
workmanship. Enjoy!
http://www.diamondjam.com/fashionshow.htm
Amazing. I'd never seen it before.
--cin
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It's not clear to me whether you're looking to advertise a business,
outline the research youve done, explain the process of construction
or just host a brag book. I'm of the latter sort use Google
pages, but I've heard it's closed to new members.
--cin
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Here I
to follow the progress of the jacket and research
surrounding it by visiting it. New sessions, jacket progress, and
research will all be posted at this new location.
Read more: http://plimoth.org/embroidery-blog/index.php?mode=viewidpost_id=8
--cin
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I know you
It's entirely possible that by 'headkerchief' she means the
utilitarian yardsquare Henry VIII era head wrapping. It's not
appropriate to the court wear that I suspect Sharon is aiming for in
the Renn dance perfomance group she belongs to.
--cin
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Sorry
a 1886 mega-bustle gown to wear to friends'
wedding in July searching thru old patts, croquis, fashion plates.
Distracted by summer wonderful-ness.
--cin
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Hello out there - everyone must be busy, the list is so quiet.
Sandy
plastic stuff in a permanent gooey way. Yuk.
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in the AM, perhaps? I'll be the
auxilliary backup hostess at the Hairspray party, along with Misch
Lee whom I met on this list back when rocks were soft. H-costume is
certainly welcome to call that a meetup place.
See y'all tomorrow!
--cin
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. The downside of that was of course that it made us
targets for envy, ridicule, political controversy and teenage gang
fights in Kefalari park.
Just some random thoughts,
--cin
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Hi all,
Some of you who were alive back then might not consider this historic
That could be interesting. Thanks Judy!
Might even be lucky convince some of the nieces nephews to go, too.
--cin
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--Forwarded Message--
Do you know about the 18th Century Market Fair at Fort Frederick that
weekend (Apr 23-26)? Just head west on I70 to just
Replying off-list
--cin
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From: cc2010m...@cs.com
And you are not the only one going! Do we want to try a meet up sometime over
the weekend?
Henry W. Osier
Chairman, Costume-Con 28
May 7 to May 10, 2010
www.CC28.org
,
--cin
Textile Museum
www.textilemuseum.org/
current show: Recent Acquisitions
March 6, 2009 - January 3, 2010
National Gallery
http://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/index.shtm#current
Heaven on Earth: Manuscript Illuminations from the National Gallery of Art
March 1–August 2, 2009
Pride of Place: Dutch
fitting muslin they'll take
a bit of tailoring expertise.
The Simplicity's are too tamed or toned down to really read with that
40s flair. Of course, it's your choice; you get to wear it.
--cin
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Subject: Re: [h-cost] 1940s
!
--cin
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Cin wrote:
Ladies a few gents,
I'm trying to find a better picture of a single garment with cotton
sleeve puffs filled with down. There's a tiny picture in Payne
showing a gal in all a mix of c1825-33 unmentionables.
snip
/the-collections/search-the-collection/
but doesnt fully describe the puffs. I'm particularly seeking
construction attachment details.
The book, Blanche Payne's, History of Costume, 1st ed. p. 492.
Thanks all,
--cin
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There's a silent movie theater, film fest museum in Niles, Calif.
http://www.nilesfilmmuseum.org/festival2008.htm
I'm not intrigued enough to contact the museum, but perhaps the owner
of this lovely scrap book is.
--cin
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Is there some museum dedicated to old
Thank you, Robin aquazoo. I really like the multiple strands thru
multiple beads knotting ideas. Seems like a very sturdy solution.
--cin
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it so I can search online.
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of the resulting mass.
--cin
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I have posted pictures and a journal entry here:
http://wickedfrau.livejournal.com/1966.html
http://pics.livejournal.com/wickedfrau/pic/3fze/g8 (Picture is here)
I am wondering how big those dags and pleats areHunnisett thinks
Thanks ladies! (Becky, Sharon, CV)
I've already pearl knotted in silk. The knots glue idea will
probably suit. I think I can hide that bit inside a filigree bead.
--cin
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My mom uses plastic wrapped wire, and fastens the ends with a tiny (less
than 1/8 sq
printing. Flip thru any of your Frank Leslie, Godey's or Peterson's
issues and you'll see the techniques in use.
--cin
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From: Penny Ladnier pe...@costumegallery.com
Subject:
An inquiring mind wants to know...How can people tell that it looks like a
Victorian painting
Any fur that gets old dried out sheds.
--cin
Someone told me that rabbit (and cat) are one of the few furs that
sheds and is a terrible mess? Anyone have that experience?
Sg
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Euphrosnia is wearing 1580s doublet (work in progress), a 1890s
corset, and 5 stars of a 1930s style applique quilt pieced together
ready for ironing. Oh, and some mardi gras beads.
--cin
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guys, IT guys, corner office guys all of 'em in
pink.
After that, moved to Silicon Valley where most arent sure what a tie is.
As for your show, pink might give a different msg given the AIDS
crisis context of the show.
--cin
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I realize it's now passe
It's Oscar weekend, theater season, it's almost spring. There must be something!
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Thanks ladies!
--cin
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When I had my daughter's beaded wedding dress (with long train) cleaned
after her reception, it was almost $300. But, it was an outdoor wedding and
there was a good lot of mud on the hem from the rain.
Talia
From: Sharon Collier sha
,
but not the finishing service?
I'm sure this is appropriate only to the US group, but what the heck...
Thanks y'all,
--cin
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On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Angela Elsey ae... wrote:
she quoted me $45 then suggested $40. She seemed to understand that it only
needed
at a small social among close friends. Summer fashion
differs from winter.
Look at vintage magazines (Life) or vintage pattern pictures
(www.oldpatterns.com big 4 pattern companies) for some ideas.
--cin
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There are extant examples and designs in just about every colour
a solution for all age groups or body types, but as you've
said they're performing dancers, I've assumed a certain level of
mobility body carriage.
Wont you please post a photo (or two) of your antique?
--cin
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- Original Message
From: Aylwen Garden aylwe
for costume research, look at the real deal.
There are many around.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/collections/nelson/viewObject.cfm?ID=UNI0024
Lotsa luck do send us pictures,
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Pictures, missy! Pictures at once!
MaggiRos
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I just finished making the 1590s copper wire supportasse as shown in
the book. I'm the first one on my block to have one. Fun!
--cin
I just finished making the 1590s copper wire supportasse as shown in
the book. I'm the first one on my block to have one. Fun!
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Thanks Beth Robin,
I guess those lists are what I was remembering. I'll give it a try.
Thanks so much for responding.
--cin
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I started these almost a year ago, but the majority of the posts have
been mine, so it has been mostly posts of new book notices, journal
, advanced tailoring, but I'm willing
to skip over the parts I'm not interest in. Several lists may end up
serving my various areas of interest that's fine, too. Happy to
take all suggestions.
--cin
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Also, does anyone remember the contact info for the more scholarly
vest in dark blue silk, vintage 19th c
gents shirt w starched bosom cravat. I love being able to just toss
on whatever's in the closet! Even better is raiding the spouse's
closet!
Hope you get lots of candy!
--cin
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Re: [h-cost] All Hallows
My house is decorated
the contact info for the more scholarly
historical costume list that formed oh maybe a year back?
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Nyah, Suzi, you're perfect.
--cin
Subject: Re: [h-cost] The Slipper and the Rose
I am very old, and knew Jean Hunnisett and
Charles Alty. Jean was my Tutor at college, and I
worked with Charles on a show in London's West End.
Suzi
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dressmaker's dummy wearing today?
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PS. It's ok to run into the sewing room, toss something marvelous on
the dummy and *then* tell us about it. It's also ok to tell what's on
your design sketchbook, worktable, at the sewing machine or in the
embroidery hoop
out a fashion model or some spare clothes hangers and
all manner of useful (and useless) gossip.
A chat list doesnt have to be a function of the website. A quick note
that says CC27 chat list on googlegroups would be more than adequate.
Thanks, Judy. Best regards,
--cin
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Yes'm. Looks like my request was filled before I made it.
Thanks,
--cin
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From: Judy Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi folks,
I have passed on all the concerns to the Powers That Be. The website
will hopefully get worked over this week, as to a chat list
On Sat, Sep 13, 2008 at 11:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a chat list for the upcoming CC27 like there was for CC26?
Is there a chat list?
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Some amazing costume renditions in this odd little video. I'm
guessing it's a teaser for
a stage show.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAFI1i5FIBc
The costumes morph as the performer sings. It must have been pretty
fun to design.
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just isnt very much detail.
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answer your question
directly.
Best,
--cin
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Hi,
I'm solving a little problem, the lining in joined hose in the 15th
century
me know if you find some, I'm still hunting, too.
I do find lots of headbands starting with Paul Poiret fashion plates
in the early teens, on Irene Castle and other dancers. All of these
are from pre-WWI photos sheet music.
--cin
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Princess Alice of Albany aka Countess Athlone
Let me know if you find some, I'm still hunting, too.
I do find lots of headbands starting with Paul Poiret fashion plates
in the early teens, on Irene Castle and other dancers. All of these
are from pre-WWI photos sheet music.
--cin
Cynthia Barnes
Thank you all, including the ones who replied privately, for all the
wonderful ideas. Y'all are a wealth of tasty info!
--cin
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Hve fun at College, ladies!
Gen Con happens the week after. Is anyone going besides Dawn I?
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#43 now. For
some reason, all the linen gets used up. so no linen quilts.
Fun question!
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something I did
a decade ago to use as a starting place.
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.
Take 'em all; they're yours. Speak quickly or they're going to be
posted on SanJoseFreeCycle.
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c1850. It was on display at the Museum of London recently. You could
tell everyone you were a Victorian doing 17th c styles. grin The
above writer is correct, a lace collar or bertha would be the big
visual clue, as would a wig of bouncy spaniel curls.
Have fun at the party,
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is a great reason to
have such a unique outfit, too.
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