Thank you, Jane! What an informative long post. I'm saving the most useful
posts in files, and yours is definitely one to keep!
Thanks again for the
work in putting all this together and out there for the rest of us.
Nancy
Connecticut, USA
From: Jane Partridge
HENRY VIII
On Mon, 22 Mar 2010, Sue Harvey wrote:
I was lucky enough to get a couple of photos of Henry VIII and did notice
that the front of his costumes seemed to be decorated with gold bobbin lace
Hi Sue,
you obviously had a wonderful day out at Hampton Court. Thank you for posting
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I was lucky enough to get a couple of photos of Henry VIII and did notice
that the front of his costumes seemed to be decorated with gold bobbin lace
I recall from the early 70s that there was a fabulous small museum in
Stratford-upon-Avon which had life size wax figures of Henry VIII and
Eli
Last summer I was lucky enough to win a weekend for 2 in Richmond with a
trip down the Thames to the Hampton Court Flower Show I took my daughter
with me and as we had a day on Sunday to ourselves we went to Hampton Court
Palace not knowing that on that they had the whole day devoted to a
celebrat
Whenever I make lace in a public place, someone is curious about when bobbin
lace was first made, and I trot out my story about King Henry VIII of England
- that lace does not appear on portraits painted during most of his lifetime.
His daughter, Elizabeth I, on the other hand, was painted many tim
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From: "Barbara"
To: "Laurie Waters"
Sent: Sunday, March 21, 2010 7:49 AM
Subject: Re: [lace] The Tudors - costumes
Do you have the citation for the quote? It's excellent, and I talk about
this when I do demos of early lace.
Thanks,
Barbara
On 03/21/2010 7:54 A
David, you must be far behind us on television because I saw this whole
marvellous series last year and I agree that the costumes were wonderful but
unlike yourself did not spot the errors because I was too busy watching
Jonathan Rhys-Mayers.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
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