Cheeky Actress

What??? They didn't go with an image of her relieving herself at the Mickey statue?...

Good on ya, Phoebe!

You mean there's an image of that?! Damn, they don't know a good thing when they see it, do they?

You mean she gets the couch all to herself on Saturday mornings now?

Impressive work, Kenneth! Kudos to you and your Mate!

Wow IronBess, is Phoebe gonna be a Doggie Diva now that she's a star?

Very Nicely done, Lily! I haven't been on the board much this week (trying to finish up a few things before Blackbeard), but I happy to see that you are almost done with it! I cannot wait to see it on you!

Sssh Captain...you never know who's listen'n.

Should this not be put under our Crewe Thread?

Thank you Lady B!

Oi Mission...is that Lob you're keeping company? Wait until Lob meets his distant, but more hip cousin, Leeway. Perhaps they can pal around at Blackbeard's....he has to buy the first round though...

Ham & Cheese sandwich and trail mix.

Wow...Great Shots everyone. I am sorry that I had to miss it...but seeing that this was my annivsary weekend...I could not abandon my hubby...(but it's not like I didn't think of bringing him with me).

I am glad that all you have fun...Keep the photos coming!

Oooo! Pretty Haunting Lily!

I agree with Mickey on this one...fabrics (normally wool and linen) have some give to them and adjusting to fit could be a problem. Remember, stays (and corsets) are courture, therefore, everyone would have to be measured for a perfect fit.

As for how much cane/reed (1/4" half rounded Reed)....Depending on the person, I can get two (2) sets of stays from them.

Well...I can't say that I've done Stays of silk...but I did try my hand on a mid-1880's corset.

It wasn't pretty either. I really had to pin the heck out of it, but in doing so...managed to be bloodied in the process! I cannot tell you the amount how frustrated it was to remove the blood only to leave behind water stains.

Haunting Lily, you managed wonderfully on my silk stays...thank you.

^ I would love to stand upon the globe theater stage...at night, by candle light...and do scene from , The Country Wife.

< Wow Ransom...a dream come true! Nice.

V What would make your dreams come true? ...(and that star wishing stuff doesn't count).

Good call...i believe we (Half Moon Marauders) are planning on taking over some random local restaurant, then maybe a bar?!?! We shall see

There's a great idea! Remember...have fun...have rum!

I see that it states 'silver thread'! Any other pictures of the Huguenot's handy-work?

The placard said "Brocaded Silk - English (Spitalfields): 1720 -25."

Jack, was this example white silk with blue embroidery or did the colors change over time?

The placard said "Brocaded Silk - English (Spitalfields): 1720 -25."

Man...you must have loved going over to London, didn't you?! ...I wish I could have gone with you.

Anyway...Yes, that's what I saw too...Spitalfield fabric made by the Huguenots...or perhaps a Jacobean print, just about the time 1714 or so...during the time of the Rebellion.

Looks like the museum officals were very pleased...that can only mean bigger and better things for you and your group in the future! Congrats!

Lobs

Very nice work indeed, Joe! Lovely work.

Thunder Island

Did that make you feel special Patrick or did you feel as if something was up?

Very well done, j8ksdad.

The article is done in poor light. A dreadful peice.