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Forensic Costuming

forensic_iconWhen making a costume, an extant garment is the ideal research source. Once you have one,  how do you analyze it?

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chiara 29.11.2010 09:16  
Forensic Costuming Yes No  

Have you done this for gloves by any chance?

 
   
       
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sunshinebuchler 06.04.2011 23:44  
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Not for gloves, no, sorry!

 
   
       
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dcollington 01.09.2011 09:17  
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I have come across this now at a very handy time as I have a rather battered Victorian Cloak that I got at the Angel sale and would love to reproduce it without taking it apart. Thank you.

 
   
       

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