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liadethorneggeWhoa - I dreamt this morning. This is remarkable because I remember it, and let me tell you: ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jenthompson gives good advice in my dreams! :-)
It was like, in the morning early as hell, before she has to go off to her work at school of course. I looked at some bodice pieces she was working on, failed to recognize it as that, felt like an utter idiot and then miraculously found a fully made up (and apparently used!?) quite short rennaisance dress which had the skirt pleated onto the bodice, except it was attached like a shower curtain, with hooks on a rail at the bottom. So fixing it so that it had a flat fron 2 1/2 inches out to either side at the centre front was no problem. This was the first piece of advice I got.
I was also to find some nice Italian looking fabric to cover the ugly ex curtain-fabric up. (I had made it out of the same fabric that the forepart/foresleeves to my Tudor court gown is made of). In addition she mentioned sleeves, super-big and long oversleeves and by chance there was a pair cut out, hemmed and -very- neatly ironed at the same place the rest of the stuff was found. I could be wrong, but I got the impression the fabric these were made of was not quite what Jen had had in mind, but that they were passable.
I think I got some other advice too - so thanks! My first fan-dream, how wierd.
jenthompson gives good advice in my dreams! :-)It was like, in the morning early as hell, before she has to go off to her work at school of course. I looked at some bodice pieces she was working on, failed to recognize it as that, felt like an utter idiot and then miraculously found a fully made up (and apparently used!?) quite short rennaisance dress which had the skirt pleated onto the bodice, except it was attached like a shower curtain, with hooks on a rail at the bottom. So fixing it so that it had a flat fron 2 1/2 inches out to either side at the centre front was no problem. This was the first piece of advice I got.
I was also to find some nice Italian looking fabric to cover the ugly ex curtain-fabric up. (I had made it out of the same fabric that the forepart/foresleeves to my Tudor court gown is made of). In addition she mentioned sleeves, super-big and long oversleeves and by chance there was a pair cut out, hemmed and -very- neatly ironed at the same place the rest of the stuff was found. I could be wrong, but I got the impression the fabric these were made of was not quite what Jen had had in mind, but that they were passable.
I think I got some other advice too - so thanks! My first fan-dream, how wierd.
