21. Ravensgard Medieval Homepage Ravensgard medieval studies with pages on Research Resources, Arts and Crafts including a separate page on costuming Needle Arts, Cultures (such as http://www.ravensgard.org/gerekr/costumef.html

22. Decatur Vader _________ A Darth Vader Impersonator Costume Website By Chad Gordy costuming information and services. http://www.decaturvader.com/

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23. AlterYears Catalog of historic patterns, books, supplies and accessories from Medieval to Twentieth century for reenactment and Faire costumes. (San Gabriel http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

24. International Costumers' Guild Home Page with an interest in costuming. While the email discussion list is sponsored and managed by the ICG, anyone with an interest in costuming is http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

25. Milieux: The Index Milieux Science Fiction and costuming. http://www.milieux.com/

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26. Harper House Your Vintage costuming Pattern Catalog and Timberpo 1950s Hawaiian Classics International costuming Hats and other finished items http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

27. Historical Costuming FAQ The second list concentrates on costuming and historical clothing. 2) Are there any sources of historical costuming patterns and supplies? http://www.faqs.org/faqs/crafts/historical-costuming/

Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs Documents ... RFC Index Historical Costuming FAQ There are reader questions on this topic! Help others by sharing your knowledge From: lfabans@adobe.com Newsgroups: alt.sewing rec.crafts.textiles.sewing rec.arts.theatre.stagecraft rec.crafts.textiles.misc ... lfabans@adobe.com Summary: Lists of sources for patterns and supplies for historical costuming. Bibliography of relevant books. Info relevant to SCA periods (600 AD to 1600 AD) and Civil War. Some pointers to Historical Reenactment groups. Keywords: FAQ, historical costuming, sewing, textiles, books, patterns, sources Posting-Frequency: 6 weeks Archive-name: crafts/historical-costuming Last-modified: 15 Dec 1997 The following is the second of three lists of Frequently Asked Questions for the alt.sewing and rec.crafts.textiles rec.org.sca . If you post there, be sure to mention your city and state so that those who respond can suggest local SCA groups and sources. If you wish to contact the SCA national headquarters you can write to: The Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. Office of the Registry P.O. Box 360789 Milpitas, CA 95036-0789 And http://www.sca.org

28. Closed For Renovations... Lyrics, fan fiction, fan art, RPGs, synopsis, links, costuming, and games. http://www.geocities.com/moonlightkit13

Well... it's no lie that we haven't updated since December of 2002. Obviously, this place is sorely in need of an update. But, as we tend to do at least once a year, we've decided to close for renovations. The Ball will be better than ever once we reopen, and look for it to be hosted by a few new cats, as well! We should be open again in a couple of weeks, so come back soon! Update - 25 Jul - The update is delayed. Zi's run into a major snag in the process, which is setting us back *weeks*. The new reopening date is mid- to late-August. No more delays, we promise. Update - 12 Sep - Okay, we lied. More delays. I don't know when we'll be reopening, but let's get one thing straight: The more you people bitch to me about it, the less likely it is we'll be reopening at all. I'm tired of people selfishly demanding that I update, as you have no idea just what it is I'm going through. Since this renovation began, I've had to deal with theft, insults, unreasonable demands, and even THREATS to reopen, and I'm damn sick of it. That's just on the computer; I *do* have a life outside of this site, people, and in *that* I've had to deal with being thrown out of my house twice, getting accepted-then-denied to college, my dad dying, parasite infestations, moving out to my own house, and one hell of a messy breakup with my girlfriend. To tell the truth, this site is *not* number one on my priority list. IF we come back, we'll be better than ever. But learn patience. Until then, we've got a new e-mail address, listed below.

29. Milieux The Costume Site Online costuming Sources for Historical, Science Fiction Fantasy Costumers http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

30. CATS Costume Discussion Board A place to discuss making costume from the musical Cats. http://members3.boardhost.com/Ankhmat/

CATS Costume Discussion Board Post a Message Guidelines Jellicle CATS Costume Webring - The first place you should look for costume info. Forum GUIDELINES - Please read before posting! Finished my London/Vid Alonzo tail VTWC 9/19/2005, 1:33 am Re: Finished my London/Vid Alonzo tail Lady Jemima 9/19/2005, 8:55 am Re: Finished my London/Vid Alonzo tail electrajellicle 9/20/2005, 8:06 am The Rum Tum Tugger's Mane Jelliclaw 9/18/2005, 11:43 pm Hm.. Demeterwildcat 9/19/2005, 11:00 pm I made this one in 2002... 9/19/2005, 10:09 pm Depends... Idiosylph 9/19/2005, 5:27 pm Re: Depends... Jelliclaw 9/19/2005, 6:58 pm I can't help but, Tigress 9/19/2005, 11:20 am Re: I can't help but, Belle 9/19/2005, 4:16 pm Re: I can't help but, Tigress 9/19/2005, 11:48 pm Re: The Rum Tum Tugger's Mane Belle 9/19/2005, 11:14 am Re: The Rum Tum Tugger's Mane Tallie 9/19/2005, 6:41 pm Re: The Rum Tum Tugger's Mane heidi 9/19/2005, 9:41 pm Re: The Rum Tum Tugger's Mane Jelliclaw 9/19/2005, 7:00 pm Grizabella Coats Idiosylph 9/18/2005, 10:23 pm Re: Grizabella Coats Drumdraper 9/19/2005, 2:20 pm

31. Medieval Clothing Pages Articles By Cynthia Virtue Do you want to know what constitutes a primary source for costuming ? There's some misinformation out there, which this article hopes to http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

32. Costuming101 The Cowl. Shoulder cape pattern. I generally make cowls in three pieces. The first is a circular shoulder cape cut wider than your shoulders, say 24 inches http://www.casfs.org/connote/columns/costuming101/6_2/

By Randall Whitlock I generally make cowls in three pieces. The first is a circular shoulder cape cut wider than your shoulders, say 24 inches in diameter. A circular neck opening (just big enough to get your head through) is cut in the shoulder cape, tangent to the center. The other two pieces are the sides of the hood. The basic shape is an irregular pentagon with an S-curved base. The length of the curved base equals half the circumference of the neck opening. Sew the two side pieces together along the top and back. The straight remaining side is the face opening. Finish the face opening and the outer edge of the shoulder cape by forming rolled hems or by applying trim. The curved base of the hood is sewn to the neck opening so that the face opening of the hood is directed toward the shorter side (front) of the shoulder cape. The longer portion of the shoulder cape hangs down your back. The side pieces can also be extended to form a liripipe, which is the long tail that hangs down the back in some 14th Century styles. Randall Whitlock is the proprietor of MoiRandall's , and is active in the The Southwest Costumers Guild The latest edition of this column can be found at http://www.casfs.org/connote/costuming101.html

33. Crystal's Costuming Tarot Deck A delightful digital Tarot made from the authors photos. http://pw1.netcom.com/~fresne/crystaltarot.htm

Tarot Cards I am a woman of many projects. Can't help it. In 2000, I decided to make a tarot deck as birthday gifts for my friends. Well, ok, I'd wanted to do it for some time. When I was a child I tried to make a deck after reading a Princess of Flames, a fantasy novel by Ru Emerson. Two cards later, meticulously traced and colored with felt pen, I gave up. However, scanners and Photoshop make art possible for the drawing impaired. I've always loved symbolic imagery. Stories of transition, change. I'm particularly drawn to juxtaposition. People floating in clouds, a lake under a night sky reflecting a summer day. Ovid's Metamorphosis. That kind of thing. Anyway, click to see larger versions of the files and a brief explanation of my thought processes for each. And for more on my interest in legends and myths, check out the Morad Roel , a book a revised myths my friend Barbara (the page of pentacles) and I wrote in college. crystal carroll Major Arcana Cups Swords Pentacles ... Other Pages by Crystal var sc_project=583859; var sc_partition=4; var sc_security="1ac3e2e4";

34. A Festive Attyre: Renaissance And Elizabethan Costuming A page dedicated to historical costume from the Renaissance and Elizabethan periods, featuring costume designs by Jennifer Thompson. http://homepage.mac.com/festive_attyre/

Updated 9/14/05 Contact Information Period artworks are shown for educational use only. For more information about fair use and public domain images, see this excellent article from the Tudor England site. This Costume Ring site is owned by Jennifer Thompson Previous Next Next 10 ... List

35. Norcostco Sales and rentals of a broad range of theatrical equipment and supplies, including costuming, drapes and lighting equipment. Manufacture of custom drapery. Consulting services for lighting and drapery installations. Several locations nationwide. http://www.norcostco.com/

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36. Costuming Links An Online costuming Portfolio A site belonging to Teddy, Raveness.com Renaissance costuming A good general info site on costuming by Trish Pratt. http://homepage.mac.com/festive_attyre/links.html

Historical Costumers Original Source Images Reference and Overviews Misc. Pictures ... Merchants Historical Costumers Mode Historique (formerly known as "Elizabethen Lady") This fabulous site by my costume buddy, Sarah Lorraine, has a ton of gorgeous gowns from a variety of eras and some really fantastic articles and diaries. Sempstress Totally drool-worthy Elizabethan gowns and some quite amusing articles by another one of my favorite online friends, Melissa Heischberg. Home of the very cool "Dial-a-Dress" tool and a bunch of fantastic diaries. Lady Drea's Wardrobe Unlock'd Drea Leed's historical clothing is really in a class by itself, and the research that accompanies each garment provides an amazing wealth of information and inspiration for other costumers. Costumes by Lynn McMasters This site is total eye candy! Lynn's costumes are spectacular and the numerous detail shots of each outfit will really let you appreciate the fabulous attention to detail that goes into her work. Also, check out her line of hat patternsvery cool! Melanie Schuessler: Costume Design and Construction Melanie's Elizabethan costumes are some of the most authentic looking gowns that I have ever seen, and the photographs themselves are quite beautiful as well.

37. Home Offers production services such as animatronic creatures, static sculpture, set design, character design and costuming, toy manufacturing and prototyping, film and video production. http://hyperealproductions.com

Hypereal Productions offers a wide variety of production services such as animatronic creatures, static sculpture, set design, character design and costuming, toy manufacturing and prototyping, film and video production including off-line editing. Hypereal Productions Richmond, Virginia phone: 804.222.0628 e-mail: hypereal@attbi.com Merchandise

38. MEDIEVAL PAVILION RESOURCES--Costuming Links Reenactment and Medieval costuming Sites. To jump to a section, click on these markers; costuming NONWESTERN EUROPEAN costuming ARMOR/WEAPONS http://www.currentmiddleages.org/tents/costuming.htm

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

39. Biblical Actor Performs One-man Christian Plays And Biblical Dramas With Passion One man biblical dramas performed by Mac McConnell from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Productions feature lighting, special effects, audio support and authentic costuming. http://www.christianactor.com/

Video Review W hat began as a fluke turned in to a hobby and now a full time, full blown ministry, www.BiblicalActor.com. Now Presenting Christian plays and Christian dramas internationally, Mac McConnell began as a Biblical actor in 1989 when ask to understudy the narrator roll of the Emmy award winning Fort Lauderdale Christmas Pageant. Suddenly thrust in front of an audience of 3,000 with the spotlight blaring, the dynamics of God’s word in Christian drama made the Bible burst to life as if it was really happening. That was a revelation to Mac and completely changed the way he read and applied the Bible.      www.BiblicalActor.com is the result of sincere exploration of the life and times of Jesus and the historical background of the occupations and life styles of Bible characters. As Mac began scripting for the pageant, the potential of presenting one-man Christian plays as a Bible Actor, could not be suppressed. The search for scripts lead Mac to attempt writing his own Christian drama “The Gospel According to Simon Peter.” A modest beginning, but the acceptance was immediate. Now there are seven Christian dramas ranging from 25 minutes to 75 minutes. Each Christian play is packed with truth, packed with surprises, packed with humor and packed with relevance for today’s world. W ith over 500 performances to nearly a half million in audiences from churches, schools, prisons, youth camps and retreats www.BiblicalActor.com is reaching and touching lives for all eternity with one-man Christian dramas and plays performed by Mac McConnell.

40. Pre-Costuming Precostuming. The articles in this section are a survey of the basics of fabric and sewing. It is my hope that they will be useful for those with little or http://www.loudzen.com/users/jessica/precostuming/

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