Hi Allison & Ann (& others),
Please feel free to share wherever you feel it is appropriate. Katherine
gave her permission to share.
BTW, I seem to have missed the previous digest email (Vol 16, Issue 1), so
if anyone else replied to my email with questions, I didn't get it.
Than
Hi,
I received the following query through my website. If you are interested or
have any suggestions, please reply to Katherine Dill katherined...@yahoo.com
Thanks,
~mary
=
A small local historical society in Indiana has literally hundreds of
I discovered that you just have to use "indra.com" instead of "
mail.indra.com" for web pages and email addresses.
https://indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
~mary
On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 11:00 AM, wrote:
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until there's evidence that they've fixed their manufacturing &
inspection problems!
Mary Piero Carey
aka Lady Maria of Alderford
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I don't know
this period well enough to guess what should be going on in the side panel.
I'd be very grateful for any input.
Yours,
Mary Piero Carey
aka Lady Maria of Alderford
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Has anyone asked an old priest or nun from the area? I'll bet somone
from the diocese office would know. Or is there a near-by convent? I'd
ask at the monastery down the street, but I'm 800 miles away & most of
the Catholics around here are German, Itali
sketches done before the
stimuli fades. Just what I need - another project!
And oh, yeah, the Autocrat for our shire's big mid-winter event wants to
have tabards for the servers & lots of hangings for the hall. The new
King is from here, & she wants to up our game.
Mary
_
Hedgehog Handworks have beautiful hand made lucets
www.hedgehoghandworks.com
http://www.hedgehoghandworks.com/catalog/tools_braiding.php
Mary LaVenture
Costume Director
Pageant of the Masters
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ently used it to take
out coffee stains on a cotton shirt that had already been through the washer
and dryer.
Hope this helps!
Mary
> -Original Message-
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> Behalf Of Patricia Dunham
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me! Me!
put me on the list, too!
Mary Piero Carey
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"To Read" pile just got delightfully bigger!
Mary
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Eucalan. It is marketed to knitters but does well with other hand
washables.
On Aug 20, 2012 3:51 PM, "Lavolta Press" wrote:
> What's everyone using for hand washing clothes? I hand wash my modern
> lingerie, some delicate modern clothes, and vintage clothes. I am not
> looking for an archival
Ginni said:
The foregoing is courtesy of a misspent youth in which I read copious amounts
of Georgette Heyer.
Ginni, Ginni, NO time spent reading Georgette Heyer is mispent!
Mary Piero Carey
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I was thinking of something along that line. The back of the embrodery
is so thick & uneven that I'm dubious about using fusibles. Also, the
metallic threads give me pause. It is the ends of the metallics that
are scratching, an I don't trust them not to melt in an ugly way if I
apply enough
fail in this way when cheap irons made 40 years ago didn't fail this way.
Mary, muttering grumbling & grousing
On 5/21/2012 10:18 PM, h-costume-requ...@indra.com wrote:
Use the iron dry, do not fill, do not put on "steam", use a spray o
ffing - not so much.
Good thing I've got a vacation starting next week!
Mary
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the spitting & dripping?
They had that solved back in the 70s! I wouldn't mind the inactivity
cut-off, if you could disable it for sewing sessions. The last thing in
the world I need is an iron that cools off during a seam!
Mary, the equally exasperated
p.s. I seem to recall a cat
fondled it but
didn't buy. So I did buy it & I put it in her bag, saying, "here's your
Xmas present". It just revolted my soul (as a former Joann's employee)
to leave that buttery soft piece of gorgeousness behind!
So, now I'm at /least/ 8 projects further b
e. (There are also multiple sewing machines & ironing
boards for last minute construction blitzes! )
If anyone is passing through & think you might be ready for a meal break
or sleep break in my vicinity, by all means get hold of me! We LOVE
company!
Mary Piero Carey
Canton, Ohio
Here is everything I have on this including the parasites. :)
Mary
Adela Martínez
Martín , Pilar
Pastrana. San Isidoro, últimos
proyectos y descubrimientos. Ajuar
funerario de la infanta Dña María del Panteón Real de San Isidoro. Ars sacra :
Revista de patrimonio cultural, archivos, artes
but I mostly want to know how
long the dress is. My longshot dream at this point is more detailed information
about the textiles.
Mary
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ut a rough idea of the length from
that. I'd like something a little more definitive. Any ideas of where to look?
Has anyone seen this dress on display?
Thank you for your help.
Mary
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Thanks for all the ideas, folks!
One of my local groceries finally got in some canning/pickling salt at a
normal price. So, I'm hoping to get this done this weekend.
Mary
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Fran said:
If you are asking where to buy uniodized salt, I just get it at the
local supermarket.
Well, that's what I did the last time, but this year, several of the
local stores didn't have any uniodized salt, and the ones that did were
charging premium prices for
Yep, dyeing. I've got a batch of stuff I want to overdye black.
Mary
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Oooh, how interesting! Our yearbooks (N.E. Ohio) routinely had lots of
pictures of sporting events & dances & the plays & any outing the
various clubs went away on. Did your school not do that? Our
individual portrait shots were taken at the photo studio contracted in
any given year by the
Oooh, good idea, I had forgotten about that Amish-inclined bulk store about 8
miles away! And I might actually have time to get over there this weekend!
Thank you!
Mary Piero Carey
Rebecca said:
If you have any Amish or Mennonite communities nearby you are in luck. I
get 10 pound sacks
Oh, yeah, and ask if the library has the old high school yearbooks -
sometines there are crowd scenes from the prom, and the queen & her
court will almost certainly be pictured.
Mary Piero Carey
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Go to the libraray & scroll through the microfilm of the local paper to
look at the ads in the spring. Lotsa prom dress pics & they'll be what
was locally available. If the library kept their issues of Seventeen,
you can get a handle on what the fashion industry was pushing.
it.!
And I have cleared at least 1 square meter of sewing room floor this
last week!!!
Back to my mending!
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Mine's wearing nothing but a vintage hat at the moment. Ooh la la! :-)
October will be mostly a cooking month for me. I'm in charge of the
tea and supper at the Friends of the English Regency's Autumn Ball in
Pasadena, CA on October 22.
http://www.regencyfriends.org/ab2011.html
_
ing up soon.
:-)
Mary
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Penny said:
Some of Errol Flynn's costumes went to a small museum in Ohio.
Oooh, ooh, Penny, was it Kent State? Oh I hope so!
Mary in Canton, quite close to the KSU Fashion Museum
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t;Lets get REALLY SPECIAL hats!"
speculating wildly,
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On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 1:57 PM, Pixel, Goddess and Queen
wrote:
>
> Today's question is, if the cut-off bits of cloth are cabbage, what are the
> cut-off bits of fur?
>
> Jen/Margaret
Furbies? :-)
Mary L.
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government politics or university politics?
Mary the curious
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Hello, Nancy! Please send it to me -- I'll send it to my sister the
Classics professor. She teaches Latin at Wyoming Catholic College. (Her
name is also Nancy, BTW.) Please also let me know how soon you need it, as
she tends to get crazy-busy. :-)
Hope this helps!
Mary
On Thu, Mar 3,
Sorry, all! I meant to reply off-list.
>
> On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 10:07 AM, wrote:
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>>
>> Is there anyone on the list who would like to take a stab at translating a
>> 12th-century Latin church inventory from the cathedral of Cefalu in Sicily?
>> I have worked on it using a dictionary and my
Holy Moly, I am stunned & amazed. I have just been invited
to an old coworkers KNIGHTING CEREMONY and I' am NOT talking
about the SCA. John Ewing, the Director of the Cleveland
Cinematheque, has been made a Chevalier of the Order of Arts
and
Great topic,
Fran! And all of you who posted book titles have just given me a gift
-- a reading list. :-)
Happy New Year and best wishes to all!
Mary L.
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www.hedgehoghandworks.com has some lovely silk embroidery ribbon. And the
service is exceptional.
Mary LaVenture
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Subject: h-costume Digest, Vol 9, Issue 358
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Ah, that explains it. While I sometimes shake my head over political
attitudes in this area (N. E. Ohio), that level of interference in other
folks' business is unlikely to take hold around here.
Maria
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retfully passed
on buying well over a dozen in the last year, for lack of time and/or projects that
required them! (All those baby boomers moving into smaller quarters, or dying, I'm
sure.)
Mary Piero Carey
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Hello Penny,
I'm jelous...You getting to go to the Antique Road Show. I watch it whenever I
can. Let me know how it goes. It sounds interesting.
Maybe someday when it is close by in California I can attend. How does one get
tickets and what is the cost if any other than plane ticket.
but I made it what I had on hand and she liked it.
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d79/BabyGirlH/HPIM2716.jpg
Cheers,
Mary / Slaine
St Louis MO
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On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 6:25 PM, Lavolta Press wrote:
> The Lady's Stratagem was recently reviewed in _Costume_, an academic
> journal, and I obtained permission to reprint the review on our website.
Very nice review! The book looks wonderful. Congratulations!
Mar
A friend of mine tracked down the woman who did the conservation on the
pourpoint who as delighted that someone was interested in her work. She sent my
friend copies of her notes. I don't remember the name but I would be happy to
share your email with my friend.
Mary / S
Spotted in the April 1, 2010 issue of Library Journal, a favorable
review of J. A. Pitts Black Blade Blues. Tor May 2010 ISBN
978-0-7653-2467-2 Urban fantasy with members of the Society involved.
It's not showing up in library catalogs yet.
YIS,
Lady Maria
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Costume history books rarely get discarded even when we ought to. None
of which negates the problem of turning those images into electrons, of
course.
Mary, the Periodicals librarian
On 3/29/2010 7:40 AM, Denise B. said
As for the public library, I'd be surprised if they*were* there
rsive Seamster: transform thrift store threads into street
couture Melissa Alvarado, Hope Meng & Melissa RannelsTaunton Press
Yours,
Mary Piero Carey
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FWIW, I was in Target (oh, pardon me, I mean Tar-zhay!) :-) today and
admired some lovely robin's-egg blue 100% cotton velvet curtain panels (made
in China, of course). I wondered what I could make out of them. $14.99 for a
panel 40" x 84" (I think) doesn't work out too badly. Hope this helps!
O
Hurrah! Everyone's presents sound delightful!
Maria
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Dear Hubby gave me Patterns of Fashion 4 & Costume in Detail!
Unmoderated Glee!
Maria from Alderford aka Mary Piero Carey
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Well, I've checked at work, & we only have Pictorial Review's 1st 8
volumes. It's definitely not in the Easter Number from 1899 through 1906.
Have you seen who owns it in Worldcat? There are several places with
longer runs than ours.
Sorry
"gonna see my picture on the
cover..gonna send five copies to my mother..."
Ooops, wrong magazine..
That looks real flapperish to me. I think we've got it at work, I'll
have a look tomorrow.
Mary Piero Carey
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What would Patrick wear?
Fifth century bishops are outside of my usual research area and simple googling
is getting me websites of the faithful and not actual research. Any suggestion?
Mary
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Oh, are you building? We were not so ambitious. We only moved from a
1911ish American Foursquare into a 1960 Ranch. It is a lovely house,
but the proportions are SO different! The closets are a completely
different shape & NONE of my boxes fit into them. We had to completely
repack everyth
Thanks for the offer, but 11/16ths is too big. I have some florals that
size which would work, for the color, but there is not enough room to
enlarge that buttonhole by that much.
I know that i have a couple of small unique buttons that would
coordinate, it is merely a matter of finding the c
mp; bobs are in one place at last! No
more finding that the item I wanted is not in the house! If I can't fnd
something now, it is my own fault.
Mary Piero Carey aka Lady Maria
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s argumentation & justification skills amazingly.
Power to the People!
Mary
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Michelle said:
LynnD, apparently you and other uppity girls of your generation are
responsible for the comfort my generation enjoyed in our school days.
Thanks.
You're welcome. We worked at it.
Mary Piero Carey, aging hippie & high school stealth s
Anahita said:
The Head Mistress saw me walking into chapel to give my talk and told me not
to. This was either late 66 or early 67. I was the only senior not to give a
talk.
What on earth did she think you were going to do? More importantly,
what WERE you going to do?
Mary Piero Carey
wear blue, and I rarely see what I'm wanting to make clearly in my head
that way. Well, I found the lace, but haven't ever tracked down the
velvet. And life has since intervened. But someday...
Mary
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http://www.elizabethan-portraits.com/Theophila.jpg
Now, that portrait of Theophilia is very interesting. It is hard to
tell from such a small b&w repro, but doesn't it look as if the forehead
cloth is tied _over_ the coif? Look at what little we can see of her
hairline. Look at the corner
The bodice center section looks like pintucks to me.
Mary
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27;ll look at the Godey's and the Delineators when I get to work..
Mary
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paper, and trim to fit your printer but it would be much more
cost effective than buying the packages if she had a lot to print. I've not
used it but you can find a lot of reviews online.
Cheers,
Mary
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ther
Rose Jones's site and didn't see anything close. I've Googled the heck out of
this. Does this ring a bell with anyone?
Many thanks,
Mary
usually much better at this
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in's Prado Museum has teamed up with Google Earth for a project that allows
people to zoom in on the gallery's main works — even on details not immediately
discernible to the human eye."
Cheers,
Mary / Slaine
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nmore is giving me fits I
wonder if I should take the Singer in as well. I have the owners manua, cams,
and a bunch of feet.
Mary
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nking bliaut.
Cheers,
Mary
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The last digest was 29 pages long when pasted into Word and only had 15 lines
of new content in 4 posts.
Please! I'm not a mod or anything just having a frustrating email day.
Mary
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One good thing about the lack of good local fabric outlets is that I'm finally
working through my stash. When buying online I'm not at all tempted to go "Oh,
just give me the whole bolt." My fabric bins all close now!
Trying very hard to see th
> I've been cleaning/reorganizing my sewing area, and
> have found myself
> wondering just how small a piece of fabric is useful
This is why I have a kid. If it's not clothes for her then toys. A friend gave
us a bunch of bean bags made from many different small bits of
several other
very good sources for learning about netting.
Cheers,
Mary
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This website got mentioned on another list I subscribe to, and I thought
some of you might like to see it.
http://www.annegracie.com/writing/costumepage.htm
I had no idea bodices could be arranged that way!
Your fascinated,
Mary Piero Carey
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ich is the exact same machine, but it has a "sewing
advisor" display that helps you to set the tension, differential, etc, rather
than looking up the settings in the manual. Not worth the extra money, IMO...
~mary
The whole difference between const
omeday is how much flow a woman who is
not surrounded by so many artificial hormores has. There are so many
phyoestrogeons in the environment that I'm not sure we can take modern
experience as typical.
Cheers,
Mary Haselbauer
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brary catalogs say that
this has bibliographic references. It might be good for trianglulating
definitions.
Cheers,
Mary
Robin sent:
> She asks for recommendations of good published sources that
> will give her a
> sense of what blackwork is and when it was done, based on
> specific
other reasonably well-behaved fabric
and a different pattern, but I want to have some confidence that I
can actually finish the project. Any sage advice?
*to be pedantic, I'll just point out here that I'm using the term in
the dressmaking sense - the actual English Re
27;s court costume, down
to the stockings, c.1800. There are lots lace and lace-making items, and lots
of fans.
http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/public.sh/pubweb/publicSite.r?sContinent=EUR&screen=Catalogue&iSaleNo=16286
~mary
The whole difference be
If you look at the show's website, you will see that the costume designer
made the New Englanders drab on purpose. Remember that the Adamses lived
before the vibrant dyes of the 19th century were invented. The color range
for a New England housewife was very limited.
Yes, the Adamses did have se
Well, they sure look like the 3 kings to me. They've taken off their
crowns (see them either in hand or on the ground) and there are little
fancy boxes that could hold frankincesne & myrhh. Now, who the lady in
orange & blue is? I dunno.
Mar
Unless the context of this painting is a series on the
nativity I wonder if it actually more of a sideways
"Virgin and Child Entroned with Saints and Angels."
One is more likely to see Mary and Jesus presented in
the center with saint important to the patron around
the sides or below.
behind Cirque Productions
Michaela Murphy
Enjoy!
Mary Piero Carey
We don't have issues... we have subscriptions.
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t small libraries
don't always have in the budget, but libraries big enough to have really deep
costume collections are generally in it, at least in my neck of the woods.
Mary Piero Carey
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There is a very interesting book called _The Square Halo and other
Mysteries of Western Art: images and the stories that inspired them_ by
Sallie Fisher.
Mary Piero Carey
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facinating too.
Cheers,
Mary
> I'm going to make a pourpoint inspired by the
> Charles de Blois pourpoint, fitted, but not as much
> as the extant garment, and of a slightly thicker
> material and padding.
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Melanie & Cin,
Thanks for the replies. I think that I will try Cin's suggestion first and
then Melanie's -- I have to admit I'm a bit afraid of trying to carve the foam!
lol
Happy Holidays,
~mary
--
and hems end up too high in front!! LOL
~mary
Proud member of an "A" cup family
I've abandoned my search for truth, and now I'm just looking for a good fantasy.
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ng, which
are pretty dark! I find a dropped needle quicker when it is gold. I
have some platinum needles, but haven't noticed that they handle
differently than plain ones.
Gold & platinum coatings might be useful in really damp or salty-aired
locations, where quick rusting is a prob
swaddling
clothing for infants and toddlers
underwear
aprons
breast support
maternity clothing
wills - clothing handed down through generations
second hand clothing
Are these too earthy?
Mary
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said to me "So is this
one of your Renaissance dresses?" Sigh.
Mary
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the use of the extra-large platen machine. This, again, was not
for general public use. Believe me, knowing Kinkos' ignorance, I would NEVER have
asked them to make any copy I could do myself!
It may just be that management in my region has a bug up its butt, and this
pol
receipt & the image onto the same sheet. Can you imagine a more
innocuous purpose?
Don't believe ANYTHING a Kinko staffer tells you about copyright law!
Mary Piero Carey
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erbras, but the landscape was hillier than I used to see. And lots
of those girls were NOT wearing any bra, let alone anything that could
give that much boost.
Your intrigued,
Mary Piero Carey
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The ads in both issues are
facinating.
Would anyone be interested in these? My boss is
entirely unsentimental and I don't have room at home
to take on another era.
Cheers,
Mary
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took me _days_ to iron it to display at their 50th anniversary party.
Anyhow, going by that, $200 got you a real wow of a wedding dress in the
midwest in the mid 50s.
Mary Piero Carey
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Montgomery
Ward, etc.
Ah, I found a source. Yes, Seventeen existed in 1957.
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was saying to me
just last night that we had very little on the history of hairdressing!
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