What a fab idea!
Sg
michaela wrote:
This is also a really good way to transfer a beading pattern from one
side to theother.
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Yep, I know who you mean and you're so right...Imposing is the correct word to
describe Izzy :) Even my 6 yr. old, who is NOT intimidated by ANYONE, took a
step back the first time she saw her in full regalia :)
Audrey Bergeron-Morin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 'Liz I preferred the big
gowns
Kimiko There isn't much I've been able to do with
multiple layers, other than to grade carefully and try to place as few
seams in overlapping places as I can.
May I ask why both a set in sleeve and the epaulettes?
Good question. The shortest answer is that I think it looks sharp. I
love the
At 21:06 30/11/2005, you wrote:
Kimiko There isn't much I've been able to do with
multiple layers, other than to grade carefully and try to place as few
seams in overlapping places as I can.
May I ask why both a set in sleeve and the epaulettes?
Good question. The shortest answer is that I
Can someone point us to an online pic to see what it is you are all
talking about? Sounds very interesting.
Thanks,
Sg
When I use epaulettes I put in the sleeves in the normal way. I make
up the epaulettes as complete units, and sew them on to the sleeve
head seam from the underneath, so
This is an interesting observation. One of the things we discovered
in the process of making the Suitable gown for her majesty (same
period), we wondered if one of the reasons 'Liz I preferred the big
gowns was because it makes one feel, well, imposing.
Sg
Cin wrote:
I'm not very big or
At 22:33 30/11/2005, you wrote:
Can someone point us to an online pic to see what it is you are all
talking about? Sounds very interesting.
Thanks,
Sg
When I use epaulettes I put in the sleeves in the normal way. I
make up the epaulettes as complete units, and sew them on to the
sleeve
This is an interesting observation. One of the things we discovered
in the process of making the Suitable gown for her majesty (same
period), we wondered if one of the reasons 'Liz I preferred the big
gowns was because it makes one feel, well, imposing.
Sg,
Other people react to that sort of
At 23:59 30/11/2005, you wrote:
Quoting Suzi Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
At 22:33 30/11/2005, you wrote:
Can someone point us to an online pic to see what it is you are
all talking about? Sounds very interesting.
Thanks,
Sg
When I use epaulettes I put in the sleeves in the normal way. I
'Liz I preferred the big
gowns was because it makes one feel, well, imposing.
Other people react to that sort of outfit, too, not just the wearer.
Oh, I expect it's partly size, but it's also to do with obvious
complexity, near perfect tailoring, walking with dignity and killer
materials.
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