LR - Fabric Trip

[Cantley_Tim at emc.com]

I hate to ask this of you fine folks but I'm going to be busy Saturday
morning moving the remainder of my stuff from Fort Worth into my new
apartment.  I would really like to have gone with you folks though.  Here's
my question.  If someone was able to pick up enough red and black material
to make two tunics for me, I would be able to pay them back the next time I
saw them, at the latest at Populace meeting.  I really don't know how much
money this would entail so if it's too much...don't worry about it.  I've
wanted to make a couple tunics though, I even have some nice trim I've been
saving since coronation this last January.  My idea is to make them half red
and half black, divided down the middle so hopefully one of you fine
seamstresses have an idea what I'm trying to do and would know how much to
buy.  On my end, I wouldn't want to spend more than say 50 bucks but
obviously, the cheaper the better :)  If someone can help and has some input
on this...please let me know.  I really don't know what type of material to
use for a tunic...something that can be worn in the fall and winter months.

Thanks,

Sean the shirtless

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Bill Osterheim [SMTP:Polydore at worldnet.att.net]
> Sent:	Friday, August 25, 2000 10:57 AM
> To:	loch-ruadh at ansteorra.org
> Subject:	Re: LR - Fabric Trip
> 
> I plan to be there! (Save me a roll, eh?)
> Polydore
> 
> Rhonda New wrote:
> 
> > Please let me know how many of you would
> > like to meet at my house Saturday morning
> > between 7:30 and 8 AM to go to the fabric
> > district in Dallas.
> > * I need to know how many homemade hot
> > cinnamon rolls to make and how much coffee
> > or tea to brew.  :)
> >
> > Also, (for all you little 'boys' in the group) my
> > husband will be driving our mini van.  It seems
> > the fabric shops are within a mile of Malibu
> > Prand Prix ~ care to guess where he will be
> > while I am shopping?  Our 16-year old son
> > will be joing him, of course.
> >
> > Anyway, if we leave about 8-8:30 we should
> > have plenty of time to shop (or drive go-carts),
> > since some of the shops are open until 1 PM.
> > Then, maybe stop at Burger King on the way
> > home ...?
> >
> > BTW, trigger/poplin is on sale at Hancock for
> > $4.99/yd until Sunday, then goes back up to
> > $5.99/yd. Any large quantity would be special
> > order - they only have a couple of yards of red
> > left.  I think we can beat that cost in Dallas.
> >
> > If you wish to e-mail me privately,
> >    rbnew at ftw.nrcs.usda.gov
> >
> > /Ly Elizabeth Hawkwood
> >
> >
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