Comments on: Vintage pattern design update http://www.fashion-incubator.com/archive/vintage_pattern_design_update/ How to start a clothing line or run the one you have, better. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:49:13 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Fashion Incubator » Vintage pattern design contest http://www.fashion-incubator.com/archive/vintage_pattern_design_update/comment-page-1/#comment-33616 Fashion Incubator » Vintage pattern design contest Wed, 20 Apr 2011 21:43:57 +0000 http://www.fashion-incubator.com/2005/03/vintage_pattern_design_update/#comment-33616 [...] entries: Vintage pattern design contest Vintage pattern design update Re-inventing Vionnet & 24001 draft Vintage pattern post #4 Vintage pattern post #5 addthis_pub [...] [...] entries: Vintage pattern design contest Vintage pattern design update Re-inventing Vionnet & 24001 draft Vintage pattern post #4 Vintage pattern post #5 addthis_pub [...]

]]> By: Debbie http://www.fashion-incubator.com/archive/vintage_pattern_design_update/comment-page-1/#comment-13187 Debbie Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:28:15 +0000 http://www.fashion-incubator.com/2005/03/vintage_pattern_design_update/#comment-13187 I really like this website. I am the single mother of two. My eldest son is autistic. I began my own fashion line after becoming suddenly unemployed. (I am trying to build something for my boys.) I am currently studying Fashion Design at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. I love it! I have modeled for years, but had no idea that the clothing I dreamed about would one day manifest itself as a fashion line. Kathleen, I think this is great. I presently see my clothing in my sleep, and make them when I wake up. I don't make patterns yet. I just throw the material down on the floor, cut it, and sew. I just began this venture last July. I have clothes racks filled with clothing. (As a matter of fact, I am wearing one of my dresses as we speak.) I am happy to say, my clothes have been used in fashion shows already! Kathleen, I am happy you have this resource. I have an upcoming class in Manufacturing, and wanted to get a jump on things. This is just what I needed. I really like this website. I am the single mother of two. My eldest son is autistic. I began my own fashion line after becoming suddenly unemployed. (I am trying to build something for my boys.) I am currently studying Fashion Design at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. I love it! I have modeled for years, but had no idea that the clothing I dreamed about would one day manifest itself as a fashion line. Kathleen, I think this is great. I presently see my clothing in my sleep, and make them when I wake up. I don’t make patterns yet. I just throw the material down on the floor, cut it, and sew. I just began this venture last July. I have clothes racks filled with clothing. (As a matter of fact, I am wearing one of my dresses as we speak.) I am happy to say, my clothes have been used in fashion shows already! Kathleen, I am happy you have this resource. I have an upcoming class in Manufacturing, and wanted to get a jump on things. This is just what I needed.

]]> By: deborah http://www.fashion-incubator.com/archive/vintage_pattern_design_update/comment-page-1/#comment-67 deborah Mon, 07 Apr 2008 00:24:45 +0000 http://www.fashion-incubator.com/2005/03/vintage_pattern_design_update/#comment-67 You can purchase rayon from Dharma Trading Company, www.dharmatrading.com. White rayon challis is $5.97 a yard. You can purchase rayon from Dharma Trading Company, http://www.dharmatrading.com. White rayon challis is $5.97 a yard.

]]> By: kathleen http://www.fashion-incubator.com/archive/vintage_pattern_design_update/comment-page-1/#comment-66 kathleen Sat, 07 May 2005 00:36:03 +0000 http://www.fashion-incubator.com/2005/03/vintage_pattern_design_update/#comment-66 <b>This is a compilation and crude importation of all the comments posted at the original site for this document</b>. Feel free to add your comments. ----------------------- 3/30/2005 10:19:35 PM <a href="http://www.blogger.com/profile/7919712" rel="nofollow">Autism Diva said:</a> This is way cool. Can't tell you what the fish hook things are on the pantograph, but the pantograph is a thing that allows you to trace over small pants and make them into big pants...I'm pretty sure. Why do you only have book on your Amazon.com wish list. I have gold jewelry on mine...or I have had. No one every looks at my wish list, so I can put anything on there. Do not ask me what ID my wish list is listed under. I prefer to keep my desire for sapphire earrings private. My most recent Amazon.com purchases, a silicone rubber "Orka" hot pot mitt, in Red. A silicone hot pot holder (small square thing) in "jade". These are for my disabled adult kid who cooks for xyrself with the stove and toaster oven from xyr wheelchair. I have had a hard time finding an appropriate oven mitt....Kathleen dear. How about an oven mitt designing contest, one that produces a comfortable, cotton or wool, quilted oven glove thing. I also ordered the APA publication manual, neccessary (I always spell that word wrong) for a class I will start next week. APA is the American Psychological Association. They are picky about how you cite your sources, etc. I ordered a goody through ebay from Sharper Image, it's a little timer doodad, I suppose you read what I wrote about it on aut advo. It's supposed to be my new external memory. Nice blog, very nice blog you have hear, my dear. Notice that I have made myself at home. I won't be doing your dishes, though. 3/30/2005 10:20:42 PM <a href="http://www.blogger.com/profile/7919712" rel="nofollow">Autism Diva said:</a> BOOKS on your Amazon.com wish list not "book" 3/30/2005 10:35:25 PM <a href="http://www.blogger.com/profile/3518162" rel="nofollow">Kathleen said:</a> camille, about that apa publication manual, did you know you can get a citation software program? It also organizes all of your research. I test drove a program called Citation 8 for awhile -and it was good- but it still didn't do everything I needed (like saving entire web page files etc) so I got a program called AskSam. Check it out at <a href="http://www.asksam.com/products.asp" rel="nofollow">http://www.asksam.com/products.asp</a> . The citation portion of that program will track and automatically format your entries. About wish lists. It doesn't matter anyway. Nobody buys me anything. The oven mitts is an interesting idea tho. I wonder if someone will pick up on that and ask you for more specifics. I have a vintage pattern of oven mitts from the 50's. I also have tons of vintage apron patterns; those are really cute. The boy gets $10 a week, ostensibly to do the dishes, lol. 3/31/2005 04:31:39 PM <a href="http://www.blogger.com/profile/102752" rel="nofollow">Jess said:</a> I was wondering about the Rayon too, it is hard to find. I have some pale blue soft flowy fabric that I was thinking of using. You should visit my new livejournal that I opened today for men's fashion design. I'd love to hear your comments. <a href="http://www.livejournal.com/community/clothes_for_men/" rel="nofollow">http://www.livejournal.com/community/clothes_for_men/</a> if that links doesn't work you can just go to livejournal.com and search for user clothes_for_men This is a compilation and crude importation of all the comments posted at the original site for this document. Feel free to add your comments.
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3/30/2005 10:19:35 PM Autism Diva said:
This is way cool.

Can’t tell you what the fish hook things are on the pantograph, but the pantograph is a thing that allows you to trace over small pants and make them into big pants…I’m pretty sure.

Why do you only have book on your Amazon.com wish list. I have gold jewelry on mine…or I have had. No one every looks at my wish list, so I can put anything on there. Do not ask me what ID my wish list is listed under. I prefer to keep my desire for sapphire earrings private.

My most recent Amazon.com purchases, a silicone rubber “Orka” hot pot mitt, in Red. A silicone hot pot holder (small square thing) in “jade”. These are for my disabled adult kid who cooks for xyrself with the stove and toaster oven from xyr wheelchair. I have had a hard time finding an appropriate oven mitt….Kathleen dear. How about an oven mitt designing contest, one that produces a comfortable, cotton or wool, quilted oven glove thing.
I also ordered the APA publication manual, neccessary (I always spell that word wrong) for a class I will start next week. APA is the American Psychological Association. They are picky about how you cite your sources, etc.

I ordered a goody through ebay from Sharper Image, it’s a little timer doodad, I suppose you read what I wrote about it on aut advo. It’s supposed to be my new external memory.

Nice blog, very nice blog you have hear, my dear. Notice that I have made myself at home. I won’t be doing your dishes, though.

3/30/2005 10:20:42 PM Autism Diva said:
BOOKS on your Amazon.com wish list
not
“book”

3/30/2005 10:35:25 PM Kathleen said:
camille, about that apa publication manual, did you know you can get a citation software program? It also organizes all of your research. I test drove a program called Citation 8 for awhile -and it was good- but it still didn’t do everything I needed (like saving entire web page files etc) so I got a program called AskSam. Check it out at http://www.asksam.com/products.asp . The citation portion of that program will track and automatically format your entries.

About wish lists. It doesn’t matter anyway. Nobody buys me anything.

The oven mitts is an interesting idea tho. I wonder if someone will pick up on that and ask you for more specifics. I have a vintage pattern of oven mitts from the 50’s. I also have tons of vintage apron patterns; those are really cute.

The boy gets $10 a week, ostensibly to do the dishes, lol.

3/31/2005 04:31:39 PM Jess said:
I was wondering about the Rayon too, it is hard to find. I have some pale blue soft flowy fabric that I was thinking of using. You should visit my new livejournal that I opened today for men’s fashion design. I’d love to hear your comments. http://www.livejournal.com/community/clothes_for_men/ if that links doesn’t work you can just go to livejournal.com and search for user clothes_for_men

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