HNW - Of cartridge pleated skirts on Italian Renaissance gowns

[Cynthia J Ley]

On Mon, 27 Apr 1998 04:39:52 -0500 Charlene Charette <charlene at flash.net>
writes:
>While this request is technically beyond the scope of this list, it's 
>been very
>quiet lately so I won't ask that you to take it elsewhere unless I get 
>a lot of
>complaints.
>
>However, Cynthia, cartridge pleated was recently discussed to death on 
>the
>costuming list.  Does anyone have the address for the archives?

Greetings.

I just found out about this list and subscribed to it Thursday. Any help
would be very much appreciated.


				Arlys






>--Charlene, list maintainer and trying to be flexible
>
>
>Cynthia J Ley wrote:
>
>> Greetings all from a newcomer to your list.  (Thanks, Regina!) :-)
>>
>> I am making an Italian Ren gown, of the type where the skirt is made 
>of
>> two panels which attach to the side-laced bodice and is itself not 
>sewn
>> together at the very top, leaving a side slit. The skirt will of 
>course
>> be cartridge pleated. I was wondering if some kind soul here could 
>lend
>> me some advice on the best way to set the skirt into the bodice 
>pieces.
>>
>> Thank you in advance,
>>
>>                         Arlys o Gordon (SCA, Dragon's Mist, An Tir)
>
>
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