Fabric Spoils
Aug. 13th, 2012 04:01 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
But at least it doesn't go bad!
Okay, that was a lame pun. But as promised, here are the results of all my CosCol-related shopping. Or at least, most of it (since this doesn't include a couple bargain basement things, my feathers from the Fabric District, and all my marketplace shopping).
First up, the few fabrics, notions, and lots of patterns that I got from the Bargain Basement, as well as my lovely Silent Auction win (the Costume Close-up book)


My silks! Bolt-ends from Home Fabrics, at $5/yd each. There's only 1.5 yds of the stripes, but I'm hoping to squeak out a pet en lair, the 4.5 yds of silk brocade will become an 18th c petticoat, and the 3.5yd red stripe and 5.5 yd blue/green shot haven't told me what they want to be yet.

Three fabrics I got for thinking about Regency and late 18th c. The blue/white stripe is unfortunately poly, but was $2.95/yd (and I now have 11.5 yds of it, 110 or so inches wide). The other two (swiss dot and embroidered/eyelet stripe) are both cotton.

And lace for cavalier, and trims and a buckle for 18th c. Unfortunately, I didn't have my Cavalier sketched out before I went to the fabric district, so I didn't buy the absolutely perfect orange/pink shot silk taffeta on sale at Home Fabrics... :(

Okay, that was a lame pun. But as promised, here are the results of all my CosCol-related shopping. Or at least, most of it (since this doesn't include a couple bargain basement things, my feathers from the Fabric District, and all my marketplace shopping).
First up, the few fabrics, notions, and lots of patterns that I got from the Bargain Basement, as well as my lovely Silent Auction win (the Costume Close-up book)


My silks! Bolt-ends from Home Fabrics, at $5/yd each. There's only 1.5 yds of the stripes, but I'm hoping to squeak out a pet en lair, the 4.5 yds of silk brocade will become an 18th c petticoat, and the 3.5yd red stripe and 5.5 yd blue/green shot haven't told me what they want to be yet.

Three fabrics I got for thinking about Regency and late 18th c. The blue/white stripe is unfortunately poly, but was $2.95/yd (and I now have 11.5 yds of it, 110 or so inches wide). The other two (swiss dot and embroidered/eyelet stripe) are both cotton.

And lace for cavalier, and trims and a buckle for 18th c. Unfortunately, I didn't have my Cavalier sketched out before I went to the fabric district, so I didn't buy the absolutely perfect orange/pink shot silk taffeta on sale at Home Fabrics... :(

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Date: 2012-08-13 11:05 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-08-13 12:10 pm (UTC)For wearability, line the bodice of whatever you make out of the poly with linen. Works a treat.
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Date: 2012-08-13 02:41 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-08-13 04:20 pm (UTC)Thanks for the offer, though!
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Date: 2012-08-13 09:35 pm (UTC)Also it looks like you did well in the bargain basement.
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Date: 2012-08-14 10:59 pm (UTC)Also, looks like you took home some of my stripy cotton from the bargain basement. And maybe that velvet ribbon too. ;) Enjoy!
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Date: 2012-08-15 12:50 am (UTC)