Is there a farthingale pattern? That seems to be the only significant thing
missing, you've got all the accessories and the underwear except for a
farthingale and possibly petticoats. It doesn't seem like a complete package
without a farthingale, as you can't get the proper 1540s-50s upper class
si
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> I just took a ruff workshop today, and was told NOT to use the selvedge
> edge
> because it makes the ruff hang oddly.
Always works for me. But what do I know.
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> Carolyn Kayta Barrows
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> “The future is already here, it is just unevenly distributed.” -William
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Now THAT is a reproduction! Even the wig is great, although the hair should
be completely off the lady's face. What amazing work.
MaggiRos
Maggie Secara
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I just took a ruff workshop today, and was told NOT to use the selvedge edge
because it makes the ruff hang oddly. Instead use 3 or 4 widths of
fabric(180-200 inches), selvedges butted together and whip stitched. Gather
tightly with 2-3 rows of small cartridge pleats, then insert into neckband.
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