Hi,
Just wanted to share, i happily got to make the dress before she comes and
pick it up friday next week.
I dont think i have ever worked so hard in my life before, sewing wise,
never a moments piece.
http://www.my-drewscostumes.dk/sofie3.htm
Bjarne
Leif og Bjarne Drews
Stunning, as always!
Thanks for sharing. :-D
Arlys
On Sun, 3 Jun 2007 14:47:34 +0200 Bjarne og Leif Drews
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Hi,
Just wanted to share, i happily got to make the dress before she
comes and
pick it up friday next week.
I dont think i have ever worked so hard in my
Bjarne, that's breathtaking.
Please ask her to take lots of pictures of her wearing it!
Michelle
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That is so lovely, Bjarne! You should be really proud of the work you've
done.
I have started a complicated project that I need to finish by the end of
June so I am curious how long your robe a la francaise took you to complete?
Jennifer
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Ah, but now its June:
June just rains and never stops
Thirty days and spoils the crops.
Sorry about the off topic, but I am a huge Flanders and Swann fan!
Jennifer
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Sorry for the cross posts...just a reminder.
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With regular dry cleaning they put the garment or textile into a
machine
and agitate it, which stresses it much more than hand dry cleaning,
which seems similar to flat washing where you sponge the soap
through
the cloth.
And given the government restrictions on dry cleaning
I've found places that do it by mail, I just was hoping for a local one.
It's really not an unusual process. Museums, antique textile and
clothing collectors, and the better vintage clothing stores frequently
send antique garments to be hand dry cleaned, since they will not
withstand the
Hi,
Just my 2 cents, i know that the National Museum, Denmark, has their own
cleaning departure, they dry clean their own stuff, and they also take
comissions, only it is quite expensive. I know this because the academy of
Historical Hairstyles, was payed for one of their catwalks at the
Thankyou soo much Arlys.
Bjarne
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Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 4:42 PM
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Stunning, as always!
Thanks for sharing. :-D
Arlys
Dear Michelle,
I shall in deed get a lot of photos, she is going to open an exhibition at
Gammel Estrup castle about coffe and tea settings trough the ages. Just the
right background for the dress.
Bjarne
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