Bishop
To: Historical Costume
Sent: Mon, Dec 12, 2011 1:24 pm
Subject: Re: [h-cost] doll costuming
This website sells their patterns for doll's costumes:
www.agesdesigns.com/
I've seen her display room (she is making up all the patterns for a
display) and it is spectacular.
Katy
On Mon
ll you want to sew for, that would
> be helpful. They range in size an shape as much (or maybe more) than
> people do, and each "style" of doll comes with a whole range of
> resources.
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> > From: Emily Gilbert
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e more) than
people do, and each "style" of doll comes with a whole range of
resources.
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> From: Emily Gilbert
>To: Historical Costume
>Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2011 10:23 AM
>Subject: Re: [h-cost] doll costuming
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On 12/10/2011 10:23 AM, Emily Gilbert wrote:
Hi Claudine,
Websites, books, patterns, etc. that you've found useful. I'm more
interested in making clothing for an existing doll than in making the
doll itself, and I'd prefer the kind of doll that's proportioned as an
adult woman.
For my b
Hi Claudine,
Websites, books, patterns, etc. that you've found useful. I'm more
interested in making clothing for an existing doll than in making the
doll itself, and I'd prefer the kind of doll that's proportioned as an
adult woman. I've read the book Sewing Victorian Doll Clothes:
Authent
You could do worse than one of my old favorites:
The Doll Book. Step-By-Step Patterns for Creating a Whole Family of Dolls in
Period Costumes
Estelle Ansley Worrell
Publisher: D. Van Nostrand (January 1, 1967)
ASIN: B004U355JE
Out of print, but available used
Kim
-Original Message-
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Hi Emily,
I've done some doll costuming. What kind of resources are you looking for?
Claudine
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> From: Emily Gilbert
>To: Historical Costume
>Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2011 8:15 AM
>Subject: [h-cost] doll costuming
>
>I know some people on this list d
