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11933 Paula McWhirter-Buck
keridwyn_98 Send Email
Sep 7, 2010
4:44 pm
i'm looking for those HUGE feather burlesque fans. i need 10 or 12 matching ones....to rent, preferably. i'm finding the feathers way too expensive to buy to...
11934 Trish
bluegoddess27 Send Email
Sep 8, 2010
12:59 am
Period Patterns #53 might work for this. It's a floor length or knee length Tudor "scholars robe", with sleeve and collar variations. Alter Years has it on...
11935 Darla Mundwiller
jadziakl Send Email
Sep 8, 2010
12:59 am
after looking at the picture. look at simplicity 9887 and 4795. the first for the outer robe. simple to line it. and 4795 for the under robe. design for the ...
11936 oneidafun Send Email Sep 8, 2010
12:59 am
Does anyone have any idea on where to locate plastic type rods that can be heat formed and are flexible? I would need these for a small back pack for a dance...
11937 Carin JACOBS
carin_jacobs Send Email
Sep 8, 2010
4:20 pm
Try Peninsula High School in Rolling Hills Estates, Ca. I made these for them a few years ago for Chicago. They will rent them to you. Here is the info: ...
11938 Bonnie Dalager
avgsuperheroine Send Email
Sep 10, 2010
5:17 am
I used to work somewhere that did have five they rented, but haven't heard of anywhere else that does--although others may know of a place. I found the staves...
11939 A
hunnyb8975 Send Email
Sep 13, 2010
1:33 am
Looking for sewing patterns for dresses from the 1910-1940's in todays size of 14 and up. thank you...
11940 Sylvia Rognstad
sylrog80303 Send Email
Sep 13, 2010
2:02 am
My friend who is making a puffer fish costume for her grandson for Halloween has run into a snag. She used someone's suggestion to fasten plastic tubing...
11941 retshopbuyer@...
geneiak Send Email
Sep 13, 2010
2:44 am
the stuff is cheap- go buy a foot of it - make sure it is the next size down- and if she can't see buying another piece- then use the small piece she has and...
11942 GCKidd Send Email Sep 13, 2010
2:29 pm
... I used the stuff to make the framework for a parade-dragon (a la Chinese New Year Parade-type, only not as flashy) and didn't even bother with the smaller...
11943 mongrelmuppet Send Email Sep 14, 2010
7:37 am
Good day to all. Would anyone know of a source for a PATTERN for lederhosen? I'm having absolutely no luck with a Google search or any of my other usual...
11944 francesgrimble Send Email Sep 22, 2010
8:17 am
This morning we received (from our offset printer) and approved printed, final copies of our two newest books. I just updated and re-uploaded all the web pages...
11945 bearhedded Send Email Sep 25, 2010
4:38 pm
When I use 1/4" tubing, I fasten it to itself with the strap part of a zip-tie, just pushing it into the 2 openings. There are usually some other projects in...
11946 bearhedded Send Email Sep 25, 2010
4:43 pm
The 'panel of fabric' trick works well for short pieces of leftover trim and ribbon, too. They don't get all wadded together in a box, and you can see the...
11947 Me
sabramike Send Email
Sep 25, 2010
5:11 pm
So sorry if this is a double post...yahoo has eaten or delayed the first one for more than 24 hours...   Greetings all!  Hope everyone is well.   I need...
11948 sabramike Send Email Sep 25, 2010
5:15 pm
I'm so sorry that post came out looking like it does! Silly computers thinking they're smarter than us! So double thanks to anyone who actually can read...
11949 Laurie Taylor
costumeraz Send Email
Sep 25, 2010
6:08 pm
No help on the iron question, but just to let you know, one of your posts came through perfectly clear and the other came through with odd characters ...
11950 Cynthia
cyncorley Send Email
Sep 26, 2010
7:26 am
Hi, I can weigh in with an opinion on the Naomoto gravity-feed iron--I have had one in my college costume shop for about 10 years now with student abuse and...
11951 Osa
ballfringena... Send Email
Sep 26, 2010
11:10 pm
... is something I just can't seem to find. Can anyone tell me of such a pattern, or tell me how big the darned gusset is supposed to be? I know how to put...
11952 jadziakl Send Email Sep 26, 2010
11:10 pm
Hello I have been lurking around for a while. I have enjoyed this group very much. I have been asked to make a buffalo coat. I will be working with pelts and...
11953 msgoldrush@...
clevengertonya Send Email
Sep 27, 2010
5:24 am
Hi, Unless you have a machine that will sew through leather..like shoe leather...I doubt that a regular machine will work..it is a hide...like elk ...
11954 llsturts@...
llsturts Send Email
Sep 27, 2010
1:31 pm
Obviously, if you wanted it to be totally "period perfect" you'd be stitching it by hand :) --and I've known of a reenactor or two who insisted (but not by...
11955 Marnie Bragg
marnirog Send Email
Sep 27, 2010
11:45 pm
I've had good luck sewing leather and heavy suede with a regular machine with a top feeder foot and a jeans needle and upholstery thread. I had to do some...
11956 don_mccunn Send Email Sep 28, 2010
1:29 am
Osa, The easiest way is to sew up the pants along the center front and center back seam. Do not sew the crotch curve--the part under the body you can't see....
11957 Hummingbird
ravenswingsa... Send Email
Sep 28, 2010
1:59 pm
It is a pelt, meaning with its fur? A sewing machine will have much trouble with it, even an industrial machine. Buffalo is tough enough without adding the...
11958 Osa
ballfringena... Send Email
Sep 29, 2010
1:36 am
Thanks, Don, for the help. Unfortunately the person in question lives too far away to drop in for a fitting. I guess I'll just fake it ... still haven't...
11959 blackforests7 Send Email Sep 29, 2010
4:46 am
I'm looking for the nuns' habits for the opera Dialogues of the Carmelites. Does anyone know any theatre/costume shop who has done it and if and where I can...
11960 Pat Rohrbach
pattyjo110 Send Email
Sep 29, 2010
7:50 am
I have a bunch how many do you need? We did sound of music and had 12 nuns so I have about 8 with 3 novices I think. I did borrow some from a theater here as...
11961 Nadine Taylor
nbrookstaylor Send Email
Sep 29, 2010
6:34 pm
I rented them from Malabar in Toronto in about 1995. Here is a web-link to them: http://www.malabar.net/opera-sub.htm Nadine Taylor Costume Shop Manager ...
11962 blackforests7 Send Email Sep 29, 2010
6:34 pm
I need at least 18, there will 18 on stage all at once. There are technically 23 nuns in our show. :)...
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