" My goal today is to see about finding somewhere that has a projector, maybe 
the library, or even finding a cheap one I could pick up at the office supply 
store."
Michaels or Hobby Lobby, they have a variety of prices






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From: "ladybeanofbun...@aol.com" <ladybeanofbun...@aol.com>
To: h-cost...@indra.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 11:53:40 AM
Subject: Re: [h-cost] HELP!

Hi all. Well, I started battling the grid method last night. I started by 
tracing the pieces onto the 1/4" graph paper and I felt like everything was 
going great... and I knew exactly how to dive into the next step, which is 
redrawing the unscaled pieces using the 1" grid cutting board. Here's where I 
tripped... the pieces are in 1/8" scale. Two pieces provided however are in 
1/4. I began to question how I am supposed to do the enlarging from that scale 
and maybe I was just overtired but nothing was making anymore sense to me so I 
stopped for the night. My goal today is to see about finding somewhere that has 
a projector, maybe the library, or even finding a cheap one I could pick up at 
the office supply store.

Either way, I mean no matter how I enlarge them it is true, I already knew that 
doing mock-ups from muslin will be my first chore before I start planning how 
much material to get from a finished pattern set. Luckily, hopefully, I have 
time for this trial and error period. I will be wearing the full period 
undergarments under the dress, nor do I mind the period-correct limited range 
of motion that was designed into the clothing. It's probably the shoulders and 
height I'll have to adjust since while I'm not tall, 150 years ago I would be 
considered so, and my arms tend to be a tad unproportionately longer than they 
probably should be, even for today. Right now I'm worried just about getting 
full size patterns.

T

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