No criticism intended. The previous poster referred to a shop in Ludlow, which
surprised me as I was only aware of the village workshop which isn't officially
open to the public. I didn't attempt to make contact as I had only gone there
out of idle curiosity, not to buy anything in particular.
Warning: Spoiler for HP fans!
I thought that immediately. Also Fawkes disappeared from Hogwarts after
which is curious, seeing as there were wounded defenders. So we may be
hearing more from D as he is the only wizard Voldemort(t is silent
according to JK Rowling)that Voldemort fears. And what w
If you are going to put spoilers, please put several blank lines
between "spoiler alert" and the spoiler, or else note spoiler in the
subject, please.
This is pretty standard practice on lists where spoilers are likely to occur.
Thank you.
Irmart (who can't get her copy until Friday!)
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P.S. Anyone else wondering if Dumbledor was pleading with Snape not to kill
him or if he was pleading with Snape to kill him and maintain his cover?
Not wondering - think I know.
Was it really Sirius Blacks brother Regulas who stole the locket? Is it the
locket they found in the house?
D
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> Warning: Spoiler for HP fans!
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> I thought that immediately. Als
Um, guys?
can we please bring the posts back on topic to costuming?
And thanks for changing the header. :-)
S.
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Hi Annette,
I'm assuming this is roughly the kind of look you're aiming for?
https://www.geoffreykilts.co.uk/upload/tplt_test_.asp?page=212147
the "Jacobean outfit" (authentic? pah!) (The Jacobite rebellions were
1695, 1715 and, most famously, 1745. A "Jacobite style" shirt is
generally f
Well it sort of was on topic with D's robes.
I have a question. Do the movie costumes match the books' description?
De
Who has not read any of the books, though loves the movies.
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Um, guys?
can we please bring the posts back on topic to costuming?
And thanks for changi
Jean Waddie wrote:
I had a quick look through the main pattern companies, and was surprised
that I couldn't find a generic "romantic" kilt outfit. I'm sure I have
seen them - maybe it's the wrong season, maybe if you look back over the
winter catalogues they might have something?
There's
Well it sort of was on topic with D's robes.
I have a question. Do the movie costumes match the books' description?
They tried. But there's only so much you can do with words, a picture
traditionally being worth a thousand of them.
CarolynKayta Barrows
dollmaker, fibre artist, text
This word appears in the King James Bible (Numbers, I think, in the description
of the Ephod), with apparently the same meaning; so how's that for a source?
Tea Rose
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Thank you all for sharing your stories about Steve and his wife, not to
mention the jewelry he makes. Thank you Suzi for mentioning Annie the
Pedler as well.
I am all to aware of how heavy metal jewelry will be for the hats, which is
something I am very worried about. If only it could look lik
At 11:44 AM 7/20/2005, you wrote:
You can get away with a late 16th century doublet and shirt worn with the
Great Kilt - if he has a modern kilt he wants to wear for the wedding, you
can replace it with a Great Kilt (if he's brave) or hose for SCA use.
Jean
Mmm... great kilts. I so love
I was surprised to find that I was far angrier over Snape (possibly) turning
evil than over Dumbledore's death--one of my favorite parts of the series
has been this character who by all that's reasonable SHOULD be evil, yet is
able to put aside his intense hatred in order to do what's right; not
I've seen in cartoons, and the like, pictures of an old style Laboratory
coat (white, high collar, has a flap front that closes with buttons on the
shoulder - tends to be slightly fitted).
Does anyone know where I can find more information about these? Or even a
pattern. Are they real or just a m
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Susan wrote:
I've seen in cartoons, and the like, pictures of an old style Laboratory
coat (white, high collar, has a flap front that closes with buttons on the
shoulder - tends to be slightly fitted).
Does anyone know where I can find more information about these? Or even a
pattern. Are they re
Spike's work is probably the best repro pewter around.
He does all sorts of stuff (the apostle spoons are fabulous, as is all the
jewellery) - and his stock goes up to the 18th century, although of course he
takes commissions too. In pirates of the carribean it was spike's cutlery they
shot ou
> > Does anyone know where I can find more information about these? Or even
a
> > pattern. Are they real or just a mythical garment?
>
> A quick stab at Google and Froogle shows chef's double breasted chef
> coats which might be like this, although the early selections were too
> short. If you kee
It's not a nehru jacket?
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> > > Does anyone know where I can find more information about these? Or
even
> a
> > > pat
At 06:05 PM 7/20/2005, you wrote:
I don't suppose you're a Girl Genius fan, too? (Online cartoon with mad
scientists.)
Online??? Online I love Girl Genius, but I read the books my friend
picks up for me. Are you saying that it is available online as well?
OO.
Kimiko
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They were not mythical fourty years ago when my ex-husband was chief med-tech
at a hospital lab. I made a half dozen of the miserable things but didn't have
a pattern - just used an old one he had bought as a guide. He was very tall
and thin and it was difficult to buy uniforms that actually f
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