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Doll Costuming, How to Costume French &German Bisque Dolls - 1984 publication by Colln Sly, 1984 Got lederhosen? Whether you need a penguin suit or a private getup, Winnipeg's costuming couple is at your service; Whether you need a penguin suit or ... An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-10-28 Costuming a Play; Inter-Theatre Arts Handbook by Elizabeth Grimball, 1925 Solo savvy: your guide to costuming, choreographing, and casting soloists.: An article from: Dance Magazine by Alison Feller, 2008-10-01 Historic Costuming by Nevel Truman, 1940-01-01 HISTORIC COSTUMING. by Nevil. Truman, 1935-01-01 The How-To-Book of Interantional Dolls: A Comprehensive Guide to Making, Costuming, and Collectling Dolls by Loretta Holz, 1980 Historic Costuming Simplified Stage Costuming by Esther L. And Stahl, LeRoy Mace, 1939-01-01 Skirting the Issues (The Costuming Essentials Series) by Dawn Devine, Barry Brown, 2000 Elizabethan Costuming for the Years 1550-1580 by Janet Winter, Carolyn Schultz, 1983 Doll Costuming: How to Costume French & German Bisque Dolls. Revised Edition by Mildred and Colleen Seeley, 1989 Costuming the Christmas and Easter Play With Ideas for Other Biblical Dramas - 3rd edition by Alic MStahli, 1988 HISTORIC COSTUMING. by Nevil. Truman, 1949

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61. The Well Dressed Wench - Medieval & Renaissance
    Pages relating historical costuming, including sewing tips, reenacting and living history groups, and renaissance festivals  
    http://www.midnightgarden.com/costume/medieval.html
    
    Extractions: Where would you like to go? Reference Sources Clothing Arms and Armor Accessories Reenacting Organizations Live Action Role Play Renaissance Festivals Wedding Information Last updated Medieval Resources Clothing 12th Century Lady's garb A great example of the garb of a 11th-12th century noblewoman 17th Century Stays How to make them (illustrated) Argent Flame Costuming Specializing in Medieval Garb and Renaissance Costume The Auld Garb Monger How to make Costumes for Manly Men Byzantine Garb Guide Clothing information for the Byzantine era, includes some patterns

62. Period Costuming By Wingeo
    Patterns for period costuming; online catalog, ordering information, accepts credit cards.Category Regional North America Woodbridge Business and Economy PATTERNS. FOR. PERIOD. costuming. . MILLINERY. *Winner of the 1997National Costumers Association's Presidential Award for Authenticity.  
    http://www.wingeo.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome To Wingeo (Home of Award Winning Patterns*) PATTERNS FOR PERIOD COSTUMING MILLINERY *Winner of the 1997 National Costumers Association's Presidential Award for Authenticity *Winner of the 1998 National Costumers Association's Presidential Award for Authenticity *Winner of the 1998 National Costumers Association's Presidential Award for Spectular *Winner of the 1999 National Costumers Association's 1st Prize for Authenticity AND Warren Hendricks Memorial Award ... To e-mail Wingeo Click here!

63. The Victorian Costuming Page
    The Victorian costuming Page. has moved. Please go to thenew site http//victoriancostume.freeservers.com.  
    http://victoriancostuming.port5.com/

64. Arabian Nights Dancing
    Featuring the tribalstyle classes by Arabian Nights Dancing. Includes some information about costuming and the history of belly dancing.  
    http://www.zyworld.com/arabdance/

65. Renaissance Pleasure Faire Northern California
    Job Faire. Vendor Guidelines Application. costuming. Language Guide. Winters,Janet. Elizabethan costuming for the Years 15501580. COSTUME CONSTRUCTION TIPS.  
    http://www.renfair.com/2001/nocal/costuming.php
    
    Extractions: September 14 - October 20 Please note: This guide is primarily intended for the performers who work the faires. We encourage visiting guests of the Renaissance Faires to come dressed in the garb of their choosing! This guide makes mention of colors or fabrics that are "not acceptable" those are restrictions & guidelines placed on our performers and guildmembers, not on the general public! Although if you're interested in creating a reasonably period costume, follow this guide! ALSO: Rental costumes are available for your day at the Faire, inside and just down the road from the front gate. Select from the following links to discover the history, fabrics and techniques for making Elizabethan fashions... Elizabeth Tudor, 1558-1600

66. UAA Department Of Theatre And Dance
    Offers a liberal arts approach covering acting, directing, stagecraft, scene design, lighting, costuming, makeup, dramatic literature, theatre history, dramatic theory and criticism, and playwriting. View their mission, faculty, current season, and history.  
    http://webserver.cts.uaa.alaska.edu/theatre/
    
    Extractions: UAA Department of Theatre and Dance <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"><![if gte mso 9]><xml> <v:background id="_x0000_s1085" o:bwmode="white" fillcolor="#27792c"> <v:fill src="./index_files/image002.jpg" o:title="image001" type="tile"/> id="_x0000_t75" coordsize="21600,21600" o:spt="75" o:preferrelative="t" path="m@4@5l@4@11@9@11@9@5xe" filled="f" stroked="f"> <v:stroke joinstyle="miter"/> <v:f eqn="if lineDrawn pixelLineWidth 0"/> <v:f eqn="sum @0 1 0"/> <v:f eqn="sum @1"/> <v:f eqn="prod @2 1 2"/> <v:f eqn="prod @3 21600 pixelWidth"/> <v:f eqn="prod @3 21600 pixelHeight"/> <v:f eqn="sum @0 1"/> <v:f eqn="prod @6 1 2"/> <v:f eqn="prod @7 21600 pixelWidth"/> <v:f eqn="sum @8 21600 0"/>

67. Polish Costuming Resource
    You have found Art and Jocelyn's online Polish costuming resource.These pictures have been carefully selected to represent the  
    http://www.icbleu.org/artur/polcostumes.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to Art's Web Site The well padded waistline Polish Fairy Tales You have found Art and Jocelyn's online Polish costuming resource. These pictures have been carefully selected to represent the finest of Polish, Hungarian, Lithuanian and Cossak costumes, weaponry, jewelry, etc. from the years 1400 to 1900. Art is a native-born Polish historian who has enjoyed many years of notoriety as an expert in the field of Polish living history. After years of participating in renaissance faires in and around California, Art, tired of grumbling about the lack of quality, well documented Polish costumes out there, created this online resource. It is our hopes that is will serve to assist the many good folks out there who are interested in accurately depicting and reenacting Polish Nobility.

68. 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
    
    Extractions: 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. 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.

69. Redirect
    costuming program in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Tour the shop and museum via images, and take note of suggested readings.  
    http://www.dal.ca/~costume/index.html

70. Costuming
    who should i go as? 2, 93, 10/25/02 54631 pm by shingevil, shingevil. halloweencostuming quesion, 1, 11, 10/24/02 71456 am by Eden, laminathegreat.  
    http://pub26.ezboard.com/faimeesstudiofrm5

71. As Far Out As You Can Get
    Erika Door's costuming site. Costumes arranged by completed, in progress, and future, including tips and message board.  
    http://www.geocities.com/arashiko/

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

73. Costuming
    costuming. Like all made to order items, allow 46 weeks until shipping.Contact info@larpstuff.com if you need items faster and  
    http://www.larpstuff.com/costuming.htm

74. Joy Of Bellydance
    Belly dance troupe located in southeast Queensland, Australia. Site offers information about performances, classes, and events. Also forums, costuming howto's, photos, and forum.  
    http://www.geocities.com/joyofbellydance/home.html

75. Costuming
    The Costume Page Costume Con 14 Pictures from Costume Con in Pittsburg(WarningThis page is graphics dense) Crafts Information MCI's @Fashion E-zine about  
    http://www.swcp.com/~jamii/costume.html

76. The Zombie Guide
    Information on zombie movies, music, costuming, and a general overview.  
    http://www.phillyburbs.com/halloween2000/zombies/

77. MEDIEVAL PAVILION RESOURCES--Costuming Links
    costuming/ARMOR SITES. costuming; NONWESTERN EUROPEAN costuming; ARMOR/WEAPONS;JEWELRY. costuming SITES costuming PAGEOver a thousand costuming links!  
    http://www.currentmiddleages.org/tents/costuming.htm
    
    Extractions: COSTUMING/ARMOR SITES To jump to a section, click on these markers: COSTUMING NON-WESTERN EUROPEAN COSTUMING ARMOR/WEAPONS JEWELRY COSTUMING SITES COSTUMING PAGEOver a thousand costuming links! MILIEUX COSTUMING SITE 12TH CENTURY: COSTUME FOR A 12TH CENTURY LADY 15TH CENTURY BURGUNDIAN GOTHIC AND ITALIAN RENNAISSANCE PICTURES ... CAVALIER HATpattern/instructions CELTIC: Includes Irish and Scottish CELTIC, CLOTHING OF THE ANCIENT CELTS CELTIC COSTUME IMAGE DATABASE CELTIC: Celtic Style Draped Shawl CELTIC,EARLY IRISH COSTUME ... HOUPELANDE HOMEPAGE IrishSee CELTIC ITALIAN PARTI-COLORED GOWN, c. 1360 approx. KIRTLES LANDSKNECHTE LEATHERCRAFTERSincludes shoes, blackjack bottles, etc ... MUFFIN HEADSIMPLE WAYS TO LOOK GREAT IN A VEIL/CIRCLET NORSE: See VIKING PATTERN BOOKS, EXTANT PENNSIC FASHION SHOW PERIOD PATTERNS FOR SALE PERSONAL HOME PAGESDuane and Kathryn Elmsgreat stuff! ... RUSSIAN COSTUMING-MEDIEVAL AND OTHERWISE Scottishsee CELTIC SEWING AND GARB ACCESORY SITE - by Tempus Peregrinator SHAKESPEARANST. LOUIS SHAKESPEARE COMPANY PHOTO GALLERY SHIRTS, SMOCKS, AND CHEMISES SKIRT, SIMPLE GATHERED ... WEAVING/CORDPhiala's String Page NON-WESTERN EUROPEAN COSTUMING 16th CENTURY NEAR EASTERN WOMEN'S CLOTHING AFRICAHISTORY OF GHANA'S KENTE CLOTH AFRICAHISTORY OF KENTE CLOTH (different site) CARIADOC'S MISCELLANYNOTES ON ISLAMIC CLOTHING ... INDIAN GARB JAPANESE Kimono and the "Western" Body JAPANESERECONSTRUCTING HISTORY MIDDLE EASTERNMax Tilke color plates, Oriental Costumes Their Color and Designs

78. Www.gbacg.org
    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/

79. Historical Costuming
    Contains links to articles and essays on aspects of historical costuming, especiallyfor the 15th17th centuries. Current costuming Research Article.  
    http://patriot.net/~nachtanz/SReed/histcost.html
    
    Extractions: It's what you wear Or isn't what you wear a mirror of what you are? Nothing is so individualiticnor so culturally "dictated" as our clothing. We wear the symbols of our personal tastes: proportions, colors, textures, comfort level, and consciously or subconsciously, the symbols of the social groups to which we belong. One way to approach a culture is through its clothing. Often its concepts of what is appropriate to gender roles, race, religions, ethnicity, occupations, socio-economic status, and such are embedded in its range of acceptable clothing. By examining what people wore under what circumstances, we can start to understand underlying social and cultural structures. At the same time we can appreciate the range of personal expression with a society. It was at Maryland that I became interested in clothing as a social symbol and in clothing of everyday life. I also realized that a firm factual foundation for Medieval/Renaissance clothing had not yet been laid down. My master's thesis was an attempt to start building that factorial data base by doing a quantitative study of men's headdress from 1400 to 1520. Meanwhile in the SCA, I work to promote better research methods through classes and articles. The artifacts we reproduce/recreate can be an exciting starting point from which to research the lives and times of those who would have made or used those artifacts in period.

80. Costume College Home Page - Presented By The Costumer's Guild West (A.K.A. The C
    Annual summer costuming conference in Van Nuys, California, USA. Membership information, list of past classes, instructor profiles, vendors, FAQ, and hotel information.  
    http://www.costumecollege.org/
    
    Extractions: Sign up to get information about Costume College and Costumer's Guild West News! Join the mailing list Enter your name and email address: Name: Email: Subscribe Unsubscribe This is the same mail list for the CGW. If you already joined that one you do not have to do it again. WHAT IS COSTUME COLLEGE? The purpose of Costume College is to provide educational classes and programs regarding all aspects of costuming; from hands on workshops and demonstrations on costume-related projects, to lectures regarding the history of clothing and other costume subjects, as well as tours of local costume-related businesses and areas in Los Angeles. We offer an extensive selection of courses targeting the beginner, amateur, enthusiast, semi-professional and professional costumer, and presented over 90 classes. Everything from how to make corsets, to assembling chain mail, to the history of clothing, to constructing masks, and much, MUCH more. Our subjects are applicable to the theatrical, historical, science fiction, fantasy, and general costume interests. In other words, we have something for everyone.

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