(I have to stop buying material for which I have no immediate use, I keep
telling myself but I always give in!)>>
Many of us do that--I bought twenty-seven yards of wool in the last couple
of weeks. I know where about eight of it will be used, the rest I bought
because it was on sale and really
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Subject: [h-cost] Re: black linen costume
I want to thank everyone who gave me some ideas of what to do with my 5+
yards of black linen. It may go for bodice lining primarily, but some of
the other non-monochromatic images were intriguing.
(I have to stop buying ma
I want to thank everyone who gave me some ideas of what to do with my 5+
yards of black linen. It may go for bodice lining primarily, but some of the
other non-monochromatic images were intriguing.
(I have to stop buying material for which I have no immediate use, I keep
telling myself but
-1860-ish). If you are interested, I'll send you the info.
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Subject: [h-cost] Re: Black Linen
Hello all, I am new to the
In a message dated 2/13/2008 5:21:20 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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I am not familiar with historical Victorian millinery techniques, but
a great book with clear instructions for theatrical techniques is
_From the Neck Up_ by Denise Dreher. It's not too expensive
On Feb 13, 2008, at 3:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
h I am not sure where to start or what formal techniques other
costumers use! Do the majority who have made them use both patterns
and techniques acquired from a hat making class?
I am not familiar with historical Victorian millinery te
Hello all, I am new to the list and this is my first post! :) In
regards to the dilemma with what to do with the 5 plus yards of black
linen, I know from experience that when something good like that lands
on your lap it's very hard to chose a project with it later, my bins
are full of about 5
