61. Harper House Harper House. Vintage costuming Pattern Catalog. and. 1950s, Beginning of Rock n Roll. Children s costuming, Children s costuming beginning with the Tudor Era. http://www.longago.com/

Welcome to Harper House Vintage Costuming Pattern Catalog and Timberpond Press The Dollmaker's Catalog Vintage sewing patterns for the costumer, the re-enactor and the hopeless romantic. Recapture the romance of eras past with our catalog of over 1,000 historically accurate sewing patterns for the entire family. Whether you long for the opulent attire of the Renaissance are or the feeling you get when donning an ethereal Edwardian tea gown, our catalog is sure to provide you with the inspiration and materials needed to create a new heirloom. Your favorite time is sure to be represented in our wonderfully illustrated catalog of vintage sewing patterns, hoopskirts, costume findings, reproduction needle art implements and more. Our comprehensive book selectio n contains numerous titles in the areas of costume and fashion history, textile history and needle a rts, pattern drafting and design and life as it was long ago. Enjoy your trip back in time! (Not all of the items that we have in stock are on this website, but we are working on it.) Harper House Table of Contents Please Read Please read - New ordering and shipping procedures Sizing Charts Standard sizing charts for most of the pattern brands we carry Medieval Early Romanesque through Tudor and Elizabethan Colonial and Rev. War

62. TheMeditationChamber costuming information and instructions. http://www.geocities.com/the_executor_ii/TheMeditationChamber.html

"You can trust him.....He's your new master." Helmet Hello! Welcome to The Meditation Chamber! I've set up this site to describe how I made my Vader costume. My suit has been a work in progress since 1978, and it is always undergoing modifications and upgrades. My costume, shown below, is made mostly from ordinary houshold items and hard ware store finds. Since I stand at a whopping 5'2", the Standard Don Post Studios mask works well with my proportions. I've scaled down all of the accessories to 75%. I'm literally a 3/4 scale version of my favorite Sith Lord! In 2000, I got involved in the internet and discovered how many other people enjoy creating their own Vader costumes. I've provided links to some of my favorite sites and forums. Good luck in your quest to build a Darth Vader costume. "Vaderkinde" Armor Chest box Cod Piece Belt boxes ... Evolution of my Suit The character /name DARTH VADER...his image and likeness are all property of Lucasfilm, Ltd. This site is strictly for costume display and description purposes.

63. Sempstress.org -- Elizabethan Costuming now. 01.25.03) costuming Find! A good mine. ;) ). 01.25.03) Not Related to costuming, but . For anyone http://www.sempstress.org/

Sempstress Gallery Diaries Patterns Experiments ... Site Notes www.sempstress.org (04.08.04) I HATE SPAMMERS!!!! After getting copies of the same stupid virus within an hour last night, I've changed the email address in my mail contact link. If you want to contact me, remove the "-NO_MORE_BLOODY_SPAM" after the .org. I'll be hunting down and changing the rest of the contact links scattered throughout the site as well. (12.12.03) Some long overdue updates.... I've been doing some photowork over the last couple months, but so far I've neglected to actually do anything with the photos. Well, I finally got enough of a break to do write up some of those photos into actual pages. So far, I have a new gallery pages for the irish peasant dress I made for halloween, and a page of instructions for making a bodice pattern from a corset that fits. (09.02.03) Faire is over, and I have my life back! I'm pretty happy about that, in spite of the current state of said life. ;) Faire has actually been over for a couple weeks long enough for me to start imposing some organization on the choas that is my apartment and attempt to get a few other things straightened out (Shhhh! Be vewy qwiet, I'm hunting a job....). I've hit the part of the to-do list that says, "Update site with pictures Yvonne sent", so here we have it.... There's four new pages in the gallery for the from the diary , a new thing, and costumes for two of my favorite magicians

64. Sempstress.org -- Elizabethan Costuming Corded Petticoat. http://www.sempstress.org/experiments/cordedpetticoat.shtml

Sempstress Gallery Diaries Patterns Experiments ... Site Notes Corded Petticoat This is a corded petticoat, meant to be worn in place of a farthingale under middle class costumes. The base of the skirt is cheap cotton broadcloth, and it is stiffened with 3.8" cotton upholstery cord filling held in a channels created with 1" wide ribbon. There are two channels - the first goes once round the bottom, and the second is a single spiral that goes up the rest of the petticoat. This is based on a picture from the Milanese Tailor's Handbook which seems to show a spiral pattern of trim or possible benting on an underskirt. Results and Notes: The petticoat has help up without deforming for 3 months on my dress dummy, and has held it's shape under up to 4 moderate skirts. I've taken it to faire once now, and it is readily foldable and returns to it's shape when unfolded. It did not seem to have any problems holding out my skirts when I was moving, while being worn under one medium weight cotton blend petticoat and one wool (lined with muslin) kirtle. The only problem I encountered was that the top row of cording is a little smaller than I would like, and I can't easily swing my leg over a bench. Technically, I suppose I shouldn't be doing that anyway. ;) When I make another of these, I will not use plain cotton as the base of the petticoat. I will use something with more slip to it (at least polished cotton, possibly satin) so that it is easier to thread the cording through the channel.

65. Www.AngelicStar.net costuming of Yaya Han. Costumes arranged by genre. Includes construction notes. http://www.angelicstar.net/

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66. Costuming For Science Fiction Conventions costuming for Science Fiction Conventions. In great measure because of Donna M. Dubé, my significant other, I am now a Costumer. http://www.guntheranderson.com/costuming.htm

Costuming for Science Fiction Conventions In great measure because of , my significant other, I am now a Costumer. I've won two Best In Show awards at consecutive Balticons , and taken Best In Class (Journeyman) at the 2001 WorldCon . I can no longer claim to be a novice or a dilettante. Donna is a Master Costumer according to the rules of the International Costumers' Guild , and I benefit greatly from her vast knowledge about the craft. I'm now a Journeyman, and together she and I produce some wonderful things. However, it's probably fair to say that it was a foregone conclusion that I would eventually succumb to the hobby. Donna's insidious influence had kept me immersed, if not involved, in the culture, as she has been creating and competing costumes for a vey long time, and has also run the Masquerade at Arisia (a convention in the Boston area) for the past several years, even roping me into being her assistant once or twice. I have seen many wonderful costumes, and got to see in detail both how costumes go together, and how competitions (which are called Masquerades in an effort to confuse newcomers) work. So it might be said that I had a small advantage. For my very first costume, though, Donna and I had to be careful to rein in that advantage. When we work on a costume together, we have to compete it at the highest level either of us has achieved: Master in this case. For my first competition costume, I wanted to work as a Novice, and to prove myself on my own, so we were careful to make sure that Donna didn't lift a finger helping me (except to teach me the operation of the sewing machine). Kibitzing she did, and some of her advice I even took (though, much to her consternation, it was not the majority offered). Watching me flail with my own costume was enough to make her have to make one herself, so she wouldn't have to just sit and watch me butcher mine.

67. Jellicle Transformation A costuming webpage with tips on makingwigs, tails, painting unitards, and doing cats makeup. http://www.angelfire.com/il2/costumes/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Jellicle Transformation I know you've all wanted to be Jellicles, right? Well, now you can be one. Not really, but you can make your own costume so you look like one. I will try to update this page as often as I can. If you have any tips for me, please send them and I'll take note of them. Good luck!!! Making your headpiece Making your tail Making your collars Doing your make-up ... Quick and Easy Costumes Are you interested in having a CATS costume, but don't want to make the wig or tail? Well, I have an offer for you. I will make wigs and tails for a rather small price. All you have to do is fill out these forms at the links below. I'm accepting orders again, but you may notice that I've raised the prices a bit. This is because of all the time and effort put into each wig and tail. Order a tail Order a wig Note: The e-mail form on the wig page is down, so please read the instructions at the bottom. Email: clepsida@hotmail.com This Jellicle CATS Costume Ring site is owned by: Clepsida Prev 5 Sites List Random ... Next 5 Sites

68. KARLSWEB.COM | Farscape Ezine Karlsweb does not promote the sale of unlicensed Farscape prop replicas or costumes. costuming. Welcome to the costuming Department at Karlsweb! http://www.karlsweb.com/Costuming/

Peacekeeper PX Peacekeeper Tech Pulse Gun 101 Farscape Aliens ... Home None of the costumes or replicas shown at Karlsweb are for sale. These images are intended to serve as instruction or inspiration for other costumers. We provide pointers or instructions as a completely free service. Karlsweb does not promote the sale of unlicensed Farscape prop replicas or costumes. Costuming Welcome to the Costuming Department at Karlsweb! Whether you're looking for pointers on how to build the perfect pulse gun or getting ideas for your next con costume... you've come to the right place. PK PX... Newly expanded with instructions, reference stills and diagrams. Farscape Aliens...

69. Unsolicited, But Useful, Advice For LARPers Guides to character creation, chronicle management, costuming advice and reference material. http://www.skaro.com/larpdex.html

Unsolicited, but Useful, Advice for LARPers Most Recent Update - May, 2004 (costume resources) Logistics and Stuff Character Costuming Plotting a One-Shot LARP - Some Advice The Vampire Players' Guide To Getting Away With Murder (long) Offsite Costuming Resources - patterns and clothing, etc. LARP Pitfalls And Clawing Your Way Out Of Them (long) Advice for Would-Be Malkavians (Acrobat file, not HTML) Costuming Tips For The Cheap and Desperate Running a LARP - Logistics and Sanity. Going Beyond The Numbers... Outfitting the Vodacce Fate Witch ... Questions to ask your RPG/LARP character New! Donning the Vodacce Veil and Outfitting the Montaigne In A Perfect World... One Vampire LARP ST's Manifesto Rich Taylor's Ultimate List of 100+ Questions For Your Character Costuming for Science Fiction Events ... Dressing for the 1940's (written for a past LARP) So, You Want to Run a LARP at a Gaming Convention...? Fashion In the 1920' s - basic charts It Takes Two To Tango - GM and Player Responsibilities to a LARP ... Fashion In the 1930's - basic charts and written summary with illustrations.

70. Costuming And Needlework Links Links Index. FASHION, costuming AND NEEDLEWORK. And Wear It Well. Elizabethan Costume History and Technique. Elizabethan costuming from Drea Leed. http://tudorhistory.org/links/sew.html

Links Index FASHION, COSTUMING AND NEEDLEWORK And Wear It Well Arador Armour Library Auld Garb Monger's Free Projects page Celtic Dress of the 16th Century ... M'Lady's Wardrobe Costumes from Bess Chilver, a re-enactor at Kentwell Hall in England One Tough Costumer Ravensgard Costuming and Textiles Page Royal Paper Dolls Short discourse on 16th century fashion ... Chivalry Sports (also has armor and all kinds of goodies!) Designs of the Past Custom pre-1603 reenactment costumes, underpinnings and accessories. Dragonfly Design Studio Elizabeth's Elegant Attire Faerie Folks Accessories and More - Makers of Renaissance and Medieval clothing Fantasy Costume Harper House Historic Enterprises LaVolta Press - Books on Historic Costuming Merlyn Custom Costumes MoiRandall's Historically Inspired Costume Items Patterns of Time be sure to check out their links too! Period Costuming by Winego Renaissance Costumes fabric - From Denver Fabrics Sewing Central Stimpzilla's Sumptuary Law - Tailors of fine Renaissance Clothing Timepieces and Crossroads Tudor Market The Tudor Shoppe Purveyors of Fine Wares for 16th century Enthusiasts Valentine Armouries The Very Merry Seamstress - Custom renaissance clothing A Wardrobe in Time Anna's Crafts Links Page - lots of Medieval and Renaissance 'do it yourself' links BritStitch includng the line of Tudor cross stitch patterns from New Stitches Magazine Heritage Stitchcraft Beautiful designs from Britain Inclusion of a link on TudorHistory.org does not imply endorsement of any products, services or opinions on those sites.

71. South Beach Divas An allfemale marketing, promotions and entertainment company providing custom-made costuming, make-up artistry, and fashion styling. http://www.southbeachdivas.com

72. Www.toreadors.com We are a nonprofit, educational and social group, dedicated to all aspects of costuming and textile creations. This web site contains information about the GBACG, as well as a collection of costumerelated resources. http://www.toreadors.com/costume/

Sorry, but the page you are looking for has either moved, been renamed, or has otherwise shuffled off this webby coil. Please go to the front page of www.toreadors.com for a complete directory of this site. If you have any questions, please email trystbat@yahoo.com

73. "The Garb Bag": Fantasy Costuming Links Fantasy costuming Links Outstanding site Historical costuming Are you one of those people who likes to watch movies and pick apart the costumes for accuracy? http://www-personal.umich.edu/~chimera/create/links.html

Fantasy Costuming Links Outstanding site Armament Chain Maille Design new! Therion Arms new! Kusari Kahn's Lair new! Sara's Chainmail Connection - Sara's collection of chainmail and armor-related links is superb! The Colluphid Armoury Museum Replicas Limited - Museum quality historical and fantasy weapons and armor. Christian Fletcher Medeival Armory - beautiful, handcrafted armor and weapons. Starfire Swords One of the best for theatrical quality weapons. I have one of their daggers, and it is wonderful. Children American Historical Costumes for Kids Patterns from the Past: Children's Patterns Stefan's Florilegium: Period and SCA children's clothing new! Garb-aholics Garb-o-rama new! Cabbage Rose Costumes The Renaissance Faire Junkie Trytan's Closet Starkiller's Costumes ... Tracy's Costume Page Garb Humor Article warning those making garb The Well-Dressed Heroine : Fashion Challenges for the Romantic Time Traveler Guilds and Organizations The Greater Columbia Fantasy Costumer's Guild, Inc. (GCFCG) new! The Chicagoland Costumer's Guild The International Costumers' Guild Greater Bay Area Costumer's Guild Costumer's Guild West ... The Costume Society of America Historical Costuming Are you one of those people who likes to watch movies and pick apart the costumes for accuracy? Well, then these sites are for you.

74. Casa Mai - The Study Personal history of costuming, image gallery, links, and reviews of costume books. http://www.casamai.com/study.html

the Study Our main hobby is costuming. We keep everything related to it here. This includes our photo albums, resources, books and documentation. The making of costumes has been a great creative outlet, especially for Bruce. Having no real ability to draw, paint, etc., he's finally found something he feels competent at. He owes a lot of what he's learned to Nora's experience as a seamstress. If you're interested, you can read about how we got started costuming Our Featured Costumes "Caddyshack" Gopher Lady Miss PC Clash Man ... Patron Saint of Jewels (And don't forget to visit The Archives: where we keep our previous features.) We have a collection of photos of costumes worn by friends and other people we've met or found on the web. Would you like to see our photo album How about some interesting costume links We're always on the lookout for books related to costuming, to add to the burgeoning library. These include how-to books, crafts, historical references anything that we think we can use for research or to learn techniques. Have a look at some of our reviews....

75. "The Garb Bag": Fantasy Costuming And Associated Miscellany This site, devoted to fantasy costuming and associated miscellany, is designed to be both a howto resource, where I have posted my experiences with http://www-personal.umich.edu/~chimera/create/garb.html

Previous Random Next Next 5 ... Join the Ring! Welcome to the "Garb Bag". This site, devoted to fantasy costuming and associated miscellany, is designed to be both a "how-to" resource, where I have posted my experiences with costuming over the last few years, and a compilation of links to my favorite sites on the web that deal with costuming and its various aspects. So explore at your leisure. Clicking on the Garb Bag logo will bring you back to this page. Julie Raybon Rogue Costumer garbed since April 29, 1997. Changed Priorities Ahead Maintained by chimera@umich.edu Links Go Costuming The Crafty Ring NextPage Previous SkipIt ... Join the Ring

76. 2001-baycon Costuming HALL costuming, What is the recipe for the perfect costume? 1 cup of imagination 2 cups of sweat 1 tbs. Follow the link for details. GENERAL costuming RULES, http://www.baycon.org/2001/costuming.html

HALL COSTUMING What is the recipe for the perfect costume? 1 cup of imagination 2 cups of sweat 1 tbs. of blood 3 cups of tears and frustration Stir in a little time and money, and most of all, fun. Then of course you must serve it up to the adoring fans. So we've got the serving issue covered just come to Baycon and parade that perfect costume up and down our halls. We love to see who all comes out in costumes, what inspires you, where to find that particular object and share ideas about how it was done. Baycon will have people scanning the halls for exceptional costuming, so be seen often. You never know where we will be you might just get some acknowledgment for that perfect costume. A note for the tall costumer, since the remodel of the DoubleTree just before last year's convention there are sections of the hotel that have a 7 foot clearance and in one area in the upstairs mezzanine there is a 6 1/2 foot clearance. These areas are directly under chandeliers. The upstairs ballrooms have the same chandeliers but are blessed with higher ceiling so there should be no problem in the Masquerade , but again there is not as much clearance as there has been in the past. So if you have a tall object as part of your costume you may want to make sure you avoid showing it off under or near the chandeliers.

77. Muon: Cosplay Version 3.0: Whispers In Ice Erika Door's costuming site. Costumes arranged by completed, in progress, and future, including tips and message board. http://www.erikadoor.com/cosplay/main.html

78. BayCon 2004 Costuming Convention. Hall costuming. costuming, costuming, costuming. We need costuming. Follow the link for details. General costuming Rules. Do http://www.baycon.org/2004/costuming

Hall Costuming A note for the tall costumer, since the remodel of the DoubleTree just before last year's convention there are sections of the hotel that have a 7 foot clearance and in one area in the upstairs mezzanine there is a 6 1/2 foot clearance. These areas are directly under chandeliers. The upstairs ballrooms have the same chandeliers but are blessed with higher ceiling so there should be no problem in the Masquerade , but again there is not as much clearance as there has been in the past. So if you have a tall object as part of your costume you may want to make sure you avoid showing it off under or near the chandeliers. Masquerade Ball There will be a masquerade at the Masquerade Ball and Dance on Saturday! Follow the link for details. General Costuming Rules Do keep it 'G' rated when walking around in the hotel (the No Costume is No Costume Rule). Inside the Masquerade Ball, you can go as far as a 'PG' rating, but make sure you have a cover-up for getting to and from the Ball. Do follow the Weapons Policy at all times. Remember, if you kill it, you eat it.

79. Craft Kitty's Craft Corner Cats costuming Page http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Glade/8073/

Welcome To Craft Kitty's Craft Corner Piccy Hi! I'm Craft Kitty, Tumblebrutus's sister. I love art, crafts, costumes, and anything of the sort! Look around, maybe you'll decide to make something or buy something from the Kitty- Cat alog! Where is Bombalurina's Jellicle Junkyard Sadly, My touring cast of CATS site has closed. Why? The tour is closing ):, and it was getting extremely boring to work on. I hardly ever updated. I'm still a fan of cats, I'm staying online AND I'm working on a Sillabub site. All good things must come to an end but with it come good things. Enter Craft Kitty's Craft Corner This Page uses Frames and The Litterbox ICG Font EST. 11/19/1999

80. Embroidery And Costuming Embroidery and costuming. This page presents items I have embroidered. The primary stitch I use to fill in large spaces is the laid http://comp.uark.edu/~telewis/embr.html

Embroidery and Costuming This page presents items I have embroidered. The primary stitch I use to fill in large spaces is the laid stitch from the Bayeux Tapestry. I use a satin stitch to a lesser extent. For outlines I use chain stitch and stem stitch. All of the garments here are actually works-in-progress. They all have finished yokes and sleeve cuffs. However, I still intend to do lower embroidered hems for them. Grey Dalmatic It took over sixty hours to embroider the yoke of this garment. I do not know how long the cuffs took. Green Tunic Tan Tunic Embroidered Shoes These shoes feature a laid stitch upon a leather surface. To achieve this I invented my own technique. I simply made a hole with an awl, allowing me to insert a threaded needle through the leather. The primary stitch is the Bayeux Tapestry laid stitch. These shoes, accompanied by the grey dalmatic, were selected by HRM Aislinn as the Queen's Choice at the last Queen's Prize Tournament. Rondel with Cross This embroidery consists of a row of rondels; it is to be used as edging for a red wool mantle. It takes six hours to embroider one rondel; there are a total of [ ] rondels on the edging. Front Back Return to Henry's page.

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