This is a GREAT idea. I think tomorrow morning I am going to ask my
neighbor if i can take her dog out for a walk and go to the little lake
in our development! i hope it becomes a habit!
katherine sanders wrote:
Above all, get out and walk every day! If you can borrow a dog or walk with a
I just stop for several months, and look around, go visit my family
(just got back from a three month trip driving from long island, NY to
Dallas, TX, and back again. put on over 7,000 miles on my truck. i
stopped all along the way to visit any family that i know about, even
one third cousin
Ok, I agree that the queen's first dress was majorly weird, but I
actually liked how the dreadlocks looked, i thought they were cool. of
course, I (a blond blue eyed white girl) had dreadlocks once so i
obviously like them.
jordana
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I am going to be making tomorrow (wed, nov23) one of the black partlets
shown in some of AERTSEN's work. Some examples of a painting with
some of these partlets is
http://www.wga.hu/frames-e.html?/html/a/aertsen/ (in the ninth, tenth
and eleventh paintings down).
These partlets seem to
, I really sweated the placement of pieces because
the fabic was like $30 a yard-worth every penny, but not something I
would normally buy.
J Schueller Says:
However, I am wondering if i should make the partlet out of one
layer, and just make the inside seams as pretty as I can, or should I
On the topic of the south and hoop skirts Were the hoop skirts
popular later in the south then the north? I mean, our (ok, mine and I
am a typical yankee) picture of THE SOUTH is alweays with ladies in
hoops, but I would assume that the north had just as many ladies wearing
hoops at the
Diana Habra wrote:
Two ccheap? fabric mentions.
http://www.fabricmartfabrics.com/wool_gabardine.htm
$5 a yard wool gabardines, but the colors are ...BRIGHT
Remember, though, that wool takes dye very well and all you would have to
do is buy some RIT dye and use your washer to create
I have a question about storage. I do not store my historic clothing on
hangers mostly, I fold or roll up and put into cloth bags that i make
for each outfit (the bag has a listing of each part of the outfit and
what needs to brought along that is not in the bag), then I put the bags
into
Hello everyone. I just picked up a new (to me) book at the library,
and I thought others might be intrested in it as it seems to have a
bunch of pictures and details of the pics.
Private Lives in Renaissance Venice
by Patricia Fortini Brown
, and
the right materials (natural fibers so ROCK!).
--sue
J Schueller wrote:
(Nothing against tee tunics, mind you, or any of the style-cousins,
but many of the ones I've seen are old, sloppy, and badly-fitting.
The nicely-fitting ones have just as much Yum! factor as other
clothing styles. ;oD
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