[Sca-cooks] Re: camo Elizabethan - OT

[Olwen the Odd]

Our cooks guild presented an outlandish tunic to Hans 'so that folks would
know who was responsible' at Crown.  It was a guady hawaiian print and
trimmed in the most magnificent dayglo rick-rack!  Go figure, you give the
fellow a gag gift ~ and he LOVED it!  I have a picture somewhere I'll post.
Olwen
>i was threatening to do a dayglo Elizabethan
>i HAD the lurid Yellow  wool.. and the shocking lime Linen.. and the bright
>red wool for a cape...
>i SELL  reflective trim, including PVC reflective trim in Yellow and
>green... i was gonna counterchange the trim (yellow on green, green on
>yellow) and make a full Elizabethan to blind court (heck, i can document
>the
>basic colors..)
>
>someone bought the bolts of fabric from me.. said "i have an obligation to
>my leige to stop you.." or something...
>
>Kirsten
>
> > Don't know who did it first but I heard that a camo Elizabethan was
> > associated with a "Mad Hatter" about 15, or was it 17? years, back.
>Was,
> > IIRC the year the theme was "Tudor Hawaiian".  Those were the days
>indeed.
> >
> > Daniel Raoul
>
> > > Say, I remember that--it was Animal who did it, wasn't it?  GREAT
> > costumer, weird mind...
> > >
> > > Devra


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