Renaissance Tunics Help Please
07-14-2019, 10:28 AM
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Congratulations for organizing this for your Renaissance Men and making it such a success! 
It was good to hear all about your sew-fest day ... and to see the photos.
Now, you know what is next? ....
we're all anxiously waiting to see a pic of the 70 men, modelling their new attire!
Please? and Thanks!!
Again ... Congratulations for making it all happen!
It was good to hear all about your sew-fest day ... and to see the photos.
Now, you know what is next? ....
we're all anxiously waiting to see a pic of the 70 men, modelling their new attire!
Please? and Thanks!!
Again ... Congratulations for making it all happen!
07-14-2019, 11:41 AM
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I owe so much to this group who brainstormed just how to get the best bang for the buck so to speak. Taking the next to impossible to the very possible and then onto getting it done.
To do 10 in the next week or so is something I can do by myself. I did that many already in one part or another. Many hands make the labor light.
To do 10 in the next week or so is something I can do by myself. I did that many already in one part or another. Many hands make the labor light.
07-14-2019, 11:47 AM
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I am told I have pretty good people skills but I am also aware that if you take advantage of the gifts that other people offer and you don't take credit for their part in the whole. Thank you for the kind thought.
I will be sure to get pictures back of the guys wearing these Ren-sen outfits. There were actually 88 made so a few extras were done. That bought the cost down to $8. per tunic. Of course the workmanship on some is not as good as on others. (different skill levels). For this project no one is complaining.
I will be sure to get pictures back of the guys wearing these Ren-sen outfits. There were actually 88 made so a few extras were done. That bought the cost down to $8. per tunic. Of course the workmanship on some is not as good as on others. (different skill levels). For this project no one is complaining.
07-14-2019, 12:45 PM
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*giggles* ... sitting here and thinking oh oh ....
Now that you have fueled their creative fires and developed a bunch accomplished costumers,
just what will they want to make next year?
eeeeeeeeeeks!!!!
Now that you have fueled their creative fires and developed a bunch accomplished costumers,
just what will they want to make next year?
eeeeeeeeeeks!!!!
07-14-2019, 02:30 PM
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So glad to hear that the sew-fest went off well. It's always good to have help with something of that magnitude. Looks like you had a great room to work in & set up all your tables & machines. I loved seeing the pictures of everyone working like little bees. Can't wait to see the pictures of the whole group in their garb for the Renaissance Festival.
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