She
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She is
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She is wearing a wool sweater that shrank a bit in the wash, so I pulled it on
her to block it out a bit, seems to be working okay.
On the planning stage is a traditional japanese kimone made out of a gorgous
printed linen I scored on sale. The fabric print pattern looks authentic.
At some point
I think you're supposed to be wearing 3" to 4" heels with any pair of pants.
There's no accounting for the other proportional issues. I'm 5'3" and too
wide in my middle aged middle so petit pants are too short in the crotch and
average ones are 4 inches too long in the leg.
MaggiRos
On Tue, Sep 3
My poor dressforms (plural) are wearing plastic garbage bags right now and
are waiting to move 3,000 miles away
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My workbench is gloriously empty after being full of clutter for far too long.
In the near future I plan to make soft sculpture armor for my daughter who said
she wanted to be a knight for Halloween. (Take that Disney Princesses.) I
recently found a silver graduation robe that I think will work
No dress dummies at my house, and nothing historical right now. However,
the dining room table is covered with the fabric for two interview suits and
all the polarfleece and velour I cut last winter for pullovers. Fall is
arriving with a vengeance tomorrow.
-Helen/Aidan
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e: [h-cost] what is your dressform wearing?
No dress dummies at my house, and nothing historical right now. However,
the dining room table is covered with the fabric for two interview suits and
all the polarfleece and velour I cut last winter for pullovers. Fall is
arriving with a vengeanc
Headless Annie was wearing the last of a half-dozen "peasant" blouses I
made for around-the-farm wear; now she is draped in 8 yards of cream-colored
raw silk with a woven "plaid" texture that I love, but can't decide what to
do with...
The work box and embroidery frame are holding a rushnyk fo
My dressform is still wearing Dürer´s
"Nürnbergerin im Hauskleid". I finished it in
June for my master craftswoman degree in
costuming and still found no place to store the
pleated apron. Here´s a picture of the costume
"in action": http://s6.directupload.net/file/d/1464/aob843cf_jpg.htm :-)
O
flat foam sheets.
Sharon C.
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My workbench is gloriously empty after being full
Hanna, The dress is lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Monica
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My dressform is
One of the major pattern companies had a soft armor pattern a few (well, quite
a few. My son is 20) years ago. It worked quite well.
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In the near future I plan to make soft sculpture armor for my daughter who said
she wanted to be a knight for Halloween. (Take that Di
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> Subject: Re: [h-cost] what is your dressform wearing?
>
>
> My dressform is still wearing Dürer´s
> "Nürnbergerin im Hauskleid". I finished it in
> June for my master craftswoman degree in
> costuming and still found no place to store the
> pleat
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