I have an interest in this book from the exhibition. Can I go on the list too?
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Sharon
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I take mine to the local King of Knives store. They have a man who sharpens
knives and scissors. Find you local chef store that sells European/US high end
knives. Ask them where they send theirs.
Mine come back very sharp all the time.
Sharon
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Dear Zuzana,
You have some lovely brocades on your website. Do you post to Australia and how
much would that be per metre?
Thanks
Sharon.
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Hi,
I am thinking about embroidering a spencer with silk ribbon. So can anyone
suggest a period silk ribbon design? Also suggest written references, colour
plates or articles that I can refer to?
Thanks
Yours in costuming.
Sharon Doig
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manipulation.
Kathleen
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Miriam Leslie
at figure 11 what would 3/4 stand for is that 3/4rs of a yard?
Appreciate any help you can give me.
Sharon Doig
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I went to India on a Textile Tour of Gujarat. I had to write an article for
cOZtume magazine and digitally process the photos to go with it. I have only
now just started to make some Elizabethan bobbin lace for my smock. The black
work cuffs and collars have already being completed.
Sharon
Hello,
I have just finished this TV 292 bell skirt.
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I finished my 1894 Bell skirt! I've sew in button tape on left of, centre and
right of the back seam. This is so I can hitch up the train when I go dancing.
I've got the pink ribbon trim to add on the the front panel.
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My dummy is wearing a Victorian corset, 1890's shirtwaist, 1893 petticoat. 1/2
finished bell skirt. Sorry no photos yet.
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Hello
My name is Sharon Doig and I am going on a textile tour to Gujurat, India. I
like making Victorian, edwardian, 1940's, medieval and tudor gowns and hats.
It's my first trip to India. Does anyone have suggestions, about what kind of
things to buy or look out for when visiting a bizzar
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