Verity is attired in: a generic Italian Ren cotton chemise based
on one in Cut My Cote, and the orange polyester satin 1490's
Florentine dress that I made for CostumeCon 25 [the challenge merely
said to wear orange...]. Both pieces are there to remind me to get
to work on the mending! I
Hi! Ann
I did look into getting ready made holly leaves, but the ones I have come
across come in packets of six leaves at £3.00 a packet (sorry, I don't know
what that is in dollars!), and I have to budget for gift shopping for Santa
(I'm one of his elves in disguise!! lol), so the DIY option
Bless you! You had better get lots of photos, to be sure your daughter
remembers!
Absolute must - my Nana spent hours making me a medieval princess dress when
I
was little, but we didn't get any pics - all I can remember is that it was
gorgeous, purple,
and had a big pointy henin!
the evening.
Kathleen
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Subject: Re: [h-cost] Re: What's your dressmaker's dummy wearing?
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We don't have a dummy either. But, the DH is busy making 2 teddy
bears and 2 shoulder wraps out of an old mink coat. A co-worker of
mine had this old coat from her grandmother, and she asked if we
could make bears and wraps out of it for her granddaughters. So, I
spent about 2 weeks
