Marion McNealy reviews several books on Medieval Era fashion and clothing.
Of course there's the must have Medieval Tailor's Assistant, but there are two others that you may not know about that she thinks you need to have on your library shelves.
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 This month Cathy Hay reviews the new exciting new book: "Corsets: Historical Patterns and Techniques" by Jill Salen.
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As a seamstress, you may be happy to tackle just about any type
of garment, but the thought of tailoring probably makes you feel a
little faint and a lot intimidated.
Here are Cathy Hay's three favourite tailoring books that'll take
away the mystery and show you the way, step by step, to beautifully
tailored clothes both for you and for the gentleman in your life.
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 This month we feature two books that focus on the details: buttons and
three dimensional fabric manipulation. Both of the featured books are
fun to look through as pure eye candy and inspiration for future
projects.
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Starting this month, we'll be reviewing several books each month. They could be new releases or old-but-good books that are key building blocks in any costumer's library.
This month, Marion McNealy reviews several pattern drafting books that are key components in her costumer library.
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