Hi again!
I'm kind of stuck. I've found a lot of very interesting images of Namban
traders.
For example:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/86/NanbanGroup.JPG
or this, from the Costume museum
http://www.iz2.or.jp/english/fukusyoku/busou/33.htm
Both those sources are Japanese, BTW
This is a costume list... please dont post your SCA stuff here unless
it is costume related. If we all posted off topic things this list
would be rapidly cease being the delightful & useful source of
information that many of us have found it to be.
The irony of the subject line did provoke a wry
In a message dated 1/21/2007 12:05:09 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So we must have unique and non conformist mourning doves around here. :)
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Of course not all individual mourning doves are the same color.
But "dove" is more than likely a pale
Quoting RobinandKelly Dorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
The following quote is exemplifies what I'm interested in:
*wonderful quote snipped*
Susan Fenimore Cooper "Rural Hours by a Lady" 1854
Yeah. I *want* that book. She has a wonderful essay on Trillium in
there. :-)
Of course, flo
She actually spammed a bunch of lists I'm on with this, and I don't know
that *any* of them were exclusively SCA
I'd have just deleted them, but I get those lists as digests
--Sue, working on ideas for weaving her own belt for a Norman gown
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From: "Diana Hab
At 01:32 AM 22/01/2007, you wrote:
Someone mentioned receiving the following book as part of the h-costume
gift exchange:
"Everlasting: The Flower in Fashion and Textiles" (fabric, lace, and
beautiful garments)
It sounds as if it fits in perfectly with a topic I've been researching
for seve
I must have missed the original post -- and I'm not finding the book at
all. Having said that, I don't know what aspect of "clothing and home
fashion" you're looking for, but have you seen Thomasina Beck's books on
Floral Embroideries? The Embroiderers Garden, Gardens of Silver and Gold,
With all due respect, your announcement is off-topic. Let's stick to
costuming-related items, please :~)
Diana
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Quoting RobinandKelly Dorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Someone mentioned receiving the following book as part of the h-costume
gift exchange:
"Everlasting: The Flower in Fashion and Textiles" (fabric, lace, and
beautiful garments)
It sounds as if it fits in perfectly with a topic I've been research
Someone mentioned receiving the following book as part of the h-costume gift
exchange:
"Everlasting: The Flower in Fashion and Textiles" (fabric, lace, and
beautiful garments)
It sounds as if it fits in perfectly with a topic I've been researching for
several years, basically the effect of t
Just thought I'd share a discovery with you. Frustrated by all my marking
pencils which, either disappear too soon, don't fit into a regular
sharpener, fall apart as soon as you try to apply pressure or sharpen them -
I tried some of my Crayola Erasable colored pencils.
These work really well (
Beth, has it occurred to you to askthe seller that question? The pattern
looks familar to me but as you have already checked Godeys, have you tried
Peterson's, or Arthur's?
Kathleen
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From: "Beth Chamberlain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Historical Costume'" <[EMAIL P
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