Madame de Pomp

[aimeekitty]

COSTUMING PEEPS-
You guys, where can I get some non-scratchy wide lace to use for the sleeve flounces on an 18th century gown? I hate the stuff I used for my Lia red gown and I want something softer for my Madame de Pompadour. Doesn't have to be a perfect match, but something pretty and soft. I'll probably need to go downtown at some point, but I thought I'd look online first if you guys have any suggestions.

RE: MARKER TUTORIAL. I found my FLIP camera, so I guess I can put it on my gorillapod? (... hmm... wonder where I put that...) so when I'm not all sarsy anymore, I'll do that!

Still dizzy, but I'm feeling better and my brain is functioning, which is nice. I hate feeling useless! For a few days there I couldn't concentrate, read or draw, which is pretty irritating. Anyway, on the way up, I guess, thanks for the well wishes, you guys!

Comments

[aimeekitty.livejournal.com]

do they have lace there? I forget. I guess I better just go downtown, eh?

[sakurae.livejournal.com]

I have no idea actually! I've never gone inside, just a "oh hey I forgot there's one in LA now!" as I drive past LOL

[twjudy.livejournal.com]

unfortunately, they just closed right before the new year... i got an email :(

However, I got the wide lace for my oscar's sister's dress, very soft, from the trim place about two doors down from the crystal store in the fabric district :)

[aimeekitty.livejournal.com]

you mean bohemian, right? the one where you take numbers?

[twjudy.livejournal.com]

yeah, two or so doors down from that one....

[sakurae.livejournal.com]

Aw hell D: RIGHT when I wanted to make a new corset too. Thanks for the heads-up!