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Another new face has emerged from the Shepparton Junior Gators program, with Michael Reidy among three players selected in the latest Country Victoria under-18 state teams.DAMEN FRANCIS February 21, 2013 4:05am
Notre Dame College students and Shepparton Junior Gators Shelby Britten, Rhianna Barton, Bellamey Sims and Michael Reidy have been selected in Victoria Country's girls' and boys' under-18 teams.
Another new face has emerged from the Shepparton Junior Gators program, with Michael Reidy among three players selected in the latest Country Victoria under-18 state teams.
Reidy has been picked in the boys' team to attend the Australian Under-18 Championships in Brisbane in April, while Shelby Britten and Rhianna Barton will be part of the girls' team.
A fourth Notre Dame College student, Bellamey Sims, has been named an emergency for the boys' team.
It will be a state-level debut for 15-year-old Reidy, who has been a fast improver and joins the team as a bottom-age player.
A versatile player, Reidy can play anywhere on the court from shooting guard to power forward.
The team is coached by former Australian under-17 and National Basketball League coach Guy Molloy and Reidy was already enjoying the experience.
''It's been pretty hard, pretty competitive and I've learned a lot from my teammates,'' Reidy said.
''I'm hoping to win and improve my game, so I can go back next year.''
Selection was yet another achievement for Britten, who late last year represented Australia at the Oceania Women's Pacific Youth Championships.
The zippy point guard said after playing as a top-age player in last year's under-16 team, the step up as a bottom-age in the under-18 set-up was noticeable.
''Sixteens is more a running game, 18s is more physical,'' Britten said.
''I still use speed and what I've got, but you definitely have to adapt.''
Britten and Barton — who will also be attending her first national carnival — were regulars in the Shepparton Lady Gators' Country Basketball League team this season and will have benefited greatly from the experience.
''Going away we will come up against some tough competition, playing senior really helped (prepare us),'' Barton said.
Sims said he was ''pretty disappointed'' to miss the final cut, but is no stranger to the situation, having also been an emergency as a bottom-age for the under-16 team two years ago.
That experience had a positive impact on his basketball and he is looking forward to the opportunity to train under Molloy this time around.
''We've got a good experienced coach, he's coached Australia a couple of times and stuff like that, so it's a learning year and I'll just try and come out strong next year,'' Sims said.
Four Junior Gators have also been named in the Under-16 Victoria Country squads after trials in Shepparton last weekend.
Mia Beks, Kristy Down and Genna Ogier are in the girls' team and Bailey Michel in the boys' team.
The 25-player squads will be cut to final teams of 15 following a two-day camp in April.
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Every twentieth-century historian must have at least one favorite journalist. bitterness. long-time socialist and pacifist leanings. 879 pp. Mingling the testimonies of the living and the dead. Based on a vast mingling of lives. this Europe. Mak's book fuses journalism and history around the theme of the rapid and irreversible transformation of a traditional Dutch village. having shaken the habit of war." and his own bio-historical portrait of the twentieth century (De eeuw van mijn vader. abandoned buildings. and Ogborn–has bequeathed it. Mak centers his work around a single year of travel. during which he crisscrossed Europe. Mak's shifting spatio-chronological frame moves from large towns. Schmidt In Europe: Travels Through the Twentieth Century. times. afterward they existed as a prize to win or exploit for colonization and commerce. old rural way of life and. Stopping at sixty-six places big and small. Constant in his testimony to the personal. and a liberal disposition to side with the outsider and victim. Mak weaves individual lives into a compelling chronology of a century's tragic events. and political instability that history–so eloquently narrated by Cunliffe. cafes. In Europe displays a mastery of journalism and contemporary history. apartments. minorities. The George Washington University & Quinnipiac College of Law Albert J. Based on a long residence in the small Friesland village of Jorwerd. By Geert Mak (New York: Pantheon Books. to borrow from the book's subtitle. he creates a polyphony of human voices that sing in deep keys of memory. Eastern European voices sing the commanding bass conscience of what Europe suffered during the past century and what is still to be tested in the century ahead. race. and historical works. In In Europe we have Jorwerd. battlefields. . suspicion. and spiritual destructiveness of the century past.REVIEWS 969 of pursuit. covering its loss of autonomy. In recent years. he explores Europe's prospects for the future. loss. 2007.). and villages to cemeteries. Mak first gained my attention with Jorwerd: The Death of a Twentieth Century Village. winner of the Leipzig Book Award for European Understanding in 2008. "how God vanished" from the town. whose skill and sensibility rests on academic training in sociology. 1999. The unanswered question remains how the Atlantic world will manage both the moral and strategic responsibilities and still resolve the issues of environment. Mak's "Brief History of Amsterdam. has assumed a moral if diminished political role while military leadership has passed to Atlantic America. poverty. places. and finally they became an ally of Atlantic Europe in its Continental conflicts. collective. "The Age of My Father") writ large. and out of the way places where plots were hatched and events transpired. his travels covered the continent from Madrid to Moscow and from Gdansk to Sarajevo. and yet achievement and hope. Benjamin. With a poignant pointillism. In interviews of the famous and the ordinary. Mine is contemporary Dutch journalist and historian Geert Mak.
Mak never travels free of the tether of Anne Frank's house. newspaper articles. On the pages of In Europe different generations. diaries. and cowardly. In Europe is a serious meditation—a memorial of the cruel." Though Mak continually deploys moral cases of who did what to whom and for whom. Faithful to memory. along the streets of the city of the Grand Illumination. resistance. sacrifice. the reality of the present. songs. democracy. and other iconographic materials. documents. lies in his evocation of the singular person. While not a religious text. we meet not just prophets of the new century but ordinarily forgotten grandpères and grandmères. Along a short stretch of highway. and now and again Mak points our forgotten marginal lands. cruel. who in different guises intrude their way into Mak's narrative of epoch change. what can only wrongfully be forgotten. individual choices. He cannot forget the Nazi world organized against her."which abound in Eastern Europe. Much more a matter of juxtaposition than argument.970 journal of social history spring 2011 Mak fleshes out his work with secondary texts. A case in point is Mak's harsh judgment of Pius . or the Dutch world that failed to save her. defiant of generalization. as most in the twentieth century did. "where the goats go up and the girls come down. paintings. statistical reports. through the darkest forests. beliefs. alas. dead. his work at its best reads like prose poem. Indeed. amounts to a spirit in prayer. and sent marching forward to the front for a second hero's death. after we've been told of the deadly "sum of the Somme"—1. His deepest truths—the points at which his meaning is most intense—come in the form of facts. event. Mak's path led. is re-animated. sacrificed. Tragic commemoration forms Mak's dominant mode of surveying the past. classes. places. meanspirited. or social class formation. At the start of his book. At points Mak's tenacious fidelity is grim. he understandably does not systematically take up the question of collaboration. and slaughtered. destinies mingle. Along the way we meet solitary protesting heroes like Franz Jägenstätter. A few pages later. Based on a poem by Bertold Brecht. Eastern Europe—its Gdansk and recent tragedies at Chernobyl and in Bosnia—are used to remind prosperous and content Western Europe that progress does not obliterate the truth of the past. There are not just bombs and even an occasional tank still exhumed in the farm fields of Ypres but a photo of a memorial of children's shoes from Chernobyl. what. stories. heartbroken. and consequence. at the 1900 Paris World Fair. His primary power. for a religious sensibility. and anecdotes. moment. re-constructions. or the steep challenge of the future. As an Amsterdam resident. violent.2 million were killed in the late summer of 1916—we learn of a popular anti-war German song. those "territorial Jorwerds. drafted. Though his work is not without strong opinions. treatments. his congregation is Western Europe's self-assured consumers and self-content citizens. he repeatedly brings up what is gone. reports. and martyrdom. If the moral subject of Mak's sermon is Europe at its most tragic. it does not constitute an ideological expedition into the past nor an exercise in applying social science theories of demography. having died before the war. and omissions in Mak's book will be challenged." Mak delivers us to the battle of the Somme. it recounts the tale of a dead hero who. old travel guides. and. with "only a tap of the accelerator along the autoroute from Lille to Paris. who didn't believe someone could be a good Catholic and a Nazi. films.
India. accompanies this challenge. geography. industrialism. the expulsions and restrictions of centralized monarchies. Southwest Minnesota State University Joe Amato Human Nature in Rural Tuscany: An Early Modern History. But whatever the case. controllable bits of . The absence of footnotes in the book will underpin criticisms of it as general. Certainly. Writing his work against the immediate background of the Bosnian War and the prolonged siege of Sarajevo in the 1990s. This brings us to the largest proposition of Mak's broad tapestry and moral inventory: Twentieth-century Europe essentially lost its culture. the intimate detail of a world in miniature can be attached to some larger historical vision. Europe cannot form a new spirit unless it admits its history. xiii. It must acknowledge where it has been in the twentieth century to get a fresh start in the twenty first century. and even architecture. plus 218). Abstractions about trends and patterns are replaced by individuals who have names and kin. Mak found plenty of evidence of the depths of multi-ethnic misunderstanding and hate and western Europe's continuing battle for justice and tolerance. An implicit assumption. Mak does not take up the question of what constituted the substance of the culture Europe lost. the exclusive and divisive secular rationalism of the Enlightenment. nor whether it was lost well in advance of the twentieth century with (I only suggest some possibilities) the crusades. the religious wars of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. in Mak's view. By Gregory Hanlon (New York: Palgrave Macmillan.REVIEWS 971 the XII as simply a Machiavellian anti-Semite. plus 17 plates. and other regional powers. Local history has a double appeal for historians. economy. on the one hand." and "journalistic. Events occur in a circumscribed setting easily connected to a specific climate. Tiny. and it must find another to survive the pressing decades ahead. and the failures and tragedies of Eastern Europe and the neglectful indifference of Western Europe. and revolutionary ideologies of the nineteenth century. 2007. and quit its infantile but century-long dependence on the United States. At the same time. or the nationalism. In Europe constitutes a powerful historical evocation of need of past for the life of the present and birth of the future. Surely his pervasive critique rests on the twin pillars of anti-Semitism and the Holocaust. contemporary historians can use a copy of this work on their shelf of thoughtful books. it somehow must learn anew if it is to compete with a still growing and vital America and the emerging worlds of China. Mak leaves no doubt that Europe is absent the unity and determination it needs. Europe has no choice but to put aside its provincialism and nationalism. With a declining and aging population. "moralizing. end its hostility to new immigrants. Its necessary concreteness gives a comforting reassurance of historical reality." Larger criticisms will focus on Mark's proclivity to interpret Europe as une revolution manqué yesterday and a failing revolution today. Europe must be determined to rescue itself from its own crises.
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A Simple 1870s Hairstyle Tutorial and a Review of Mona Lisa's Curly Bangs Wiglet from Hair World By Jamie
April 24, 2016
Hair styling is not one of my talents, so, logically, one would assume that I might turn to wigs to make up for my skill deficit…until, of course, you hand me a wig…
Sexy Pin-up.
Captain Hook.
Part of my problem is that wearing and caring for a wig still requires some level of hair competency and, frankly, I just am not a wig person. I am a hat person. A hat/bonnet/veil covers a multitude of hair sins!
She may or may not be wearing a giant plastic claw clip and three glittery butterfly barrettes underneath…
However, there are a few eras when hairdos outshone (or overshadowed) the hats. One of those eras is the 1870s. If you love fancy hair and lots of it, the 1870s is the decade for you!
The 1870s were all about big hair, big curls, big braids, and big lies. Fake hair was pretty much required for a properly full 1870s look. Most fashion-conscious women owned at least one switch of hair that wasn't theirs. Indeed, nearly every fashionable hairstyle involved different hair extensions lie tiny curled frizzettes (fuzzy, short bangs) or even huge braids and entire chignons made of someone else's hair:
Variety of fashionable hairstyles and the hair extensions (called switches) used to create them, circa 1867.
Ten illustrations of different types of wigs and hair pieces, Revue de la Coiffure, circa 1875
There were also all manner of Victorian hair "hacks" invented to help create the elaborate updos in vogue, not unlike all the "As Seen On TV" bun makers and curling contraptions we have today.
Hair dressing combs from Revue de la Coiffure, circa 1878
These combs were sold with instruction pamphlets so ladies and their maids could create stunning hairstyles with "less effort." I can feel my hair knotting up just looking at them!
A later Edwardian ad for Hair Switches and Chignon Forms from a 1912 Sears, Roebuck, and Co. catalog
As my Simplicity 4244 Natural Form Era project inched closer to completion, I realized that I was going to have to do SOMETHING with my hair in order to properly top off my new 1870s outfit. Hair can really make a or break an outfit, especially a historical one. I wanted to do Simplicity 4244 proper justice, and, honestly, crazy-huge hair has always been my unattainable dream. I figured it was time to give some proper historical hairstyling a try!
I assessed my skills: I could make a high pony tail and I could curl it. Oh, and I could use one of those mesh donuts to make a smooth faux bun, like I did for the DFW Costumers Guild's outing to Dracula:
Confession: Christopher actually curled my hair. I just stood there and wept silently at my ineptitude.
Since then, I have learned to operate the curling iron on my own, so now I can make passable spiral curls! Huzzah! I also learned the value of sectioning hair, like parting it from side to side and dividing it to make simple braids. It all sounds so ridiculously basic writing it down, but considering I struggled to make a high "Barbie" ponytail for years, the skills many women take or granted are huge victories for me! With these few triumphs under my belt, I found inspiration in both historical and modern hair tutorials:
Explicación del peinado a dos cogas (Guide for a hairstyle with two rolls), circa 1866, from La Moda Elegante
These styles (especially the ones with hair jewels), remind me of Empress Sissi's hair.
Many of the tutorials I found were for women with thick, textured/curly, or extra-long hair. My natural hair is thin and slick, but fairly plentiful. It is all the same length and doesn't hold curl really well, but will make a nasty knot in an instant (teasing is not my friend).
24 hours after cowashing and air drying in the Great Texas Blow-Dryer (sweltering sunshine and western wind). It's not a dream to style, but it is now much easier to work with than before I began cowashing and using homemade dry shampoo, which more closely mimic historical hair care methods.
With a little experimenting, I came up with an 1870s hairdo that can be done in less than 30 minutes, alone, with minimal tools and techniques. I figured there must be other ladies out there that struggle with historical hair, so I shut myself in my horribly lit bathroom for half an hour to make a photo tutorial.
My hair is below-shoulder length right now, but the method I came up with will work for shoulder length hair, too.
General Hairstyle Suitable for 1867-1880
You will need:
1 ponytail tie/elastic
1 smaller hair elastic
A curling iron
Hair pins, bobby pins, or a snap clip
Step 1: Brush your hair back into a smooth, high ponytail at your crown and secure it with a hair tie.
You can experiment with the height of your ponytail so it works best for your hair length and comfort. If you choose to wear a hat/cap/bonnet, make sure it will sit properly over the ponytail. You might need to raise/lower it accordingly.
Step 2: Divide your ponytail into two sections–top and bottom– and bundle the top section together with a hair elastic.
The top part of your ponytail will become the twist and the bottom part will become the falling curls. Divide the hair according to your preference. Dividing it evenly in half will result in a fuller top twist. Taking only a third of the ponytail for the top will result in a fuller set of curls in the back.
Step 3: Curl the bottom section of your ponytail into ringlets.
For best results, use a 3/4 inch or smaller curling iron. Mine is 3/4 of an inch and it is about as large as you can go for good period ringlets. Curling irons in the era were generally smaller or women would use rag curls, another option is you have the time. Here are some photos showing Late 1860s-1870s falling curls in a few different sizes and styles: large and tumbling, medium and neat, and small and tight.
Step 4: Twist (or braid) the top section of your ponytail.
To get a nice, pretty loop, I loosely twisted the top section. If you have fuller/longer hair, this section would look extra fancy braided. Braids were all the rage during the 1870s– the bigger, the better!
Step 5: Loosely loop the top section around the back of the ponytail and secure the end in front/underneath.
This sounds tricky, but it's really more complicated to type/photograph than to actually do. You just drape the twisted top section over the curls in the back, making a nice, languid loop. Then secure and hide the ends. I used a snap clip to secure mine, but a more subtle and period-correct method would be to use hairpins or bobby pins. If your hair is really long, you might even be able to loop it twice or make a bun!
And that's the end of my basic 1870s style!
You could stop here, or add a decorative comb or some flowers to dress it up. The style is very similar to this lady's, especially if you separate the ringlets a bit with your fingers:
Kate Beckinsale…Is that you?!
However, I felt that my hair was a little too smooth and flat to look really 1870s-chic, so I decided to buy a hairpiece!
My first idea was to buy a fancy bun cover, like these:
Bonus: bun covers are historically accurate! (see Figure 17)
Big braided buns are so totally 1870s that I just KNEW that if I could get one, I would look so incredibly fabulous that clouds would part, angels sing, and unicorns would frolic around me! However, I was dangerously close to my event deadline and most of these glorious chignons are only available directly from China. I couldn't find a braided bun sold by a US seller, but I did find a large, curly one I thought might work okay and the seller advertised that their stock was shipped from the US and could arrive in 3-5 days.
After placing my order, I got an apologetic email informing me that they actually didn't stock my color in the US despite what the listing said, so it shipped directly from China anyway. I was miffed that I paid extra money for this style because I thought it was US stock, only to have it ship from China like the fancier, less-expensive versions I actually wanted. My order did arrive in time, though, BUT, it was nothing like the color in the picture! It was waaaaaay too dark. I think they sent me the next color down.
The one on the left is the color I ordered (light brown). The one on the right is closer to the color I received (dark brown).
So close, and yet so far!
So I paid more and waited longer for an item that I couldn't use. I was disappointed to say the least– and rather heartbroken because I had invested so much hope into it, dreaming of solving my historical hair woes for good. Honestly, it is a super cute hairpiece that could have worked so well if it had been the right color!
After so much anticipation only to have my hopes dashed, I was really worried I wouldn't find a good hairpiece in time for the event.
Still, I knew I needed something to complete my hair. I crossed my fingers and bought a little curly wiglet from Jamie's Hair World on eBay. They assured me that they were US based (my item shipped immediately from California), and my item would arrive in a week. They were right!
Doesn't it look like a hairy cell phone cover? It's about the right size and shape!
My camera sucks at capturing true colors in the awful florescent light of my room. The color is accurate to the color chart's "Medium Golden Brown." It is synthetic hair and is not overtly shiny. The texture is what I would call "quality Halloween wig," not particularly soft, but not crunchy.
Before I show you how it looks on, here's the main listing picture:
Mullet madness!
The picture does not lie. You can make a pretty darn sexy mullet with it:
This is fresh out of the package with no fluffing or styling which is why I call it my "curl loaf."
While it might seem hideously wrong for the period, this wiglet is perfect for late Victorian hairstyles. Victorians loved big, curly bangs just as much as party girls in the 1980s! According to an article from 1894, full, curly bangs like this were called "Titus" bangs and were available as hairpieces just like mine (see Figure 31). If the Jamie's wig model above just curled her "party in the back," she'd be a dead ringer for the Victorian Goddess of Curly Bangs, actress Sarah Bernhardt!
If you collect Victorian Photographs on Pinterest, I can guarantee you that, at some point, you have seen or even pinned a photograph of Ms. Bernhardt. If by some miracle you haven't, this webpage is full of her photos and portraits. Go forth and adore!
So despite its dubious appearance, the reason I chose this little wiglet is that it's extremely versatile. Besides being worn as bangs, the pictures also show it styled as a curly chignon:
And I decided to place mine at the top of my head to give my otherwise flat hair the tall, voluminous look of classic 1870s hair.
Unlike many hairpieces which have only a few basic color choices, Jamie's Hair World offers this hairpiece in over 20 hair colors! My hair does this funky natural ombre thing–brown at the roots that lightens to strawberry blonde– so I didn't quite know which color would work best for me. Since I was going to wear this nearer to my roots, I chose the Medium Golden Brown. It was a good match!
It's super easy to put on. You just snap the little bottom combs open and clip them shut into your hair. Mine stayed perfectly in place through a whole evening in theater under my heavy tiara and didn't budge all day in the blustery Texas wind at the Cowgirl Museum.
As I said, I'm not very adept at working with hair or wigs, so the addition of a small hat instantly hides any of my styling shortcomings and completes the look.
This wiglet is quick, easy, and works exactly as I wanted it to. The color match was true to life as were the product pictures. As a bonus, I caught mine on sale for $15, though it is currently priced at $18 including shipping, a little more expensive than other hairpieces directly from China, but the color choices, quality assurance, and quick domestic shipping are wonderful perks. The styling and texture are very convincing in real life even with my lack of styling skills. Overall, I would give this Mona Lisa Wiglet from Hair World by Jamie a very satisfying 4.5 out of 5 rating! The perfect hairpiece for beginners!
For 10 long sewing-skill-and-weight-gaining years, I had been beguiled by bake-shop beauty Simplicity 4244, the infamous "hip-croissant" Victorian wedding dress pattern:
"You promised the bread jokes were over…"
While the build-up took nearly a decade, the actual sewing itself took only about four weeks to make a double batch of dresses: one week to work up the gumption to cut the pattern, one week to fiddle with the mockup, one week to sew the ballgown for Tiaras and Toe Shoes, one week to turn the mock-up into a real dress for Bustles and Bullets the following weekend.
Though it was begun second, I finished the ballgown version first:
Simplicity 4244 Evening Gown Cost Breakdown
8.4 yards rayon/nylon fabric – $27.66, Hancock Fabrics
1 king sized grey cotton sheet (dress lining) – $4.99, Thrift Town
1 twin size polyester sheet (bustle lining) – $1.99, Thrift Town
1 spool thread – $2.49, Walmart
17 hooks and eyes – $3, Hobby Lobby
Total: $40.13
Yes, my tiara is on crooked. I took these pictures on a whim 20 minutes before I had to transform back into my regular librarian form for work, so my hair is a mess, too. Don't care! Still fabulous! If I were real royalty, I might just start a jaunty-tiara trend.
I fondly think of it as my "Ariel" dress because halfway through sewing it together, I realized the shimmery–and impossible to sew– material is similar to Ariel's modern Disney princess dress:
2013 Princess Ariel Redesign
I didn't really have time to really roll with the theme, but I did give a little nod to her with my mermaid-tail bustle:
The bustled train and pleated chevrons are the same fabric as the body of the dress. The right side used for the accents is very shimmery and iridescent. It's very pretty, but I thought a whole gown of it would be kind of overwhelming and not so historical looking. So for the main body, I used the "wrong" side of the fabric which is lighter and not so shiny.
You may be getting the feeling that there's something else different about this dress. It seems to be missing something….
Oh! I know! To make a ballgown version, I left off the sleeves:
To slow off my toned-by-ten-hours-of-typing-a-day upper arms, of course. Why pretend to look rich if you can't flaunt your sedentary lifestyle?
Fashion Plate, 1880
Well, that is true: my version is missing the sleeves of the original, but that's not quite what's bothering you?
Is it the plainness of the design? I did leave off all the trimmings except for the pleated chevrons on the skirt. Indeed, my ballgown is rather plain compared to the original pattern design and other fancy gowns of the era. I started it only a week before the event (a bad habit I've developed, I know!), so I didn't get to add all the extra bits that would really make it ball-worthy. I did try to glam it up with a glittering golden floral spray I found for a steal on eBay:
Jealous? Don't be! Get one for yourself (or two) here!
I always expect eBay jewelry to be a little less pretty in person than the professional photos show, but this floral spray is just as gorgeous in person as it is in the picture.
Besides, I didn't want my dress to outshine my glorious eBay tiara!
If you need a princess crown on a pauper's budget, this tiara was only $25 with shipping!
It's good quality and the seller I purchased from is in the US, so if you live in the States and need a tiara quick (like I did), I highly recommend this shop.
What? I'm STILL missing something?!
Well, let's look at the original again:
Ah! I've got it now! You've noticed that my ballgown is COMPLETELY GLUTEN FREE!
No breakfast foods in sight! It is a dinner dress, after all.
I am aware of the letdown this must be. After all, the whole reason everyone is so fascinated by this pattern in the first place is the handbang-sized puffs ballooning out of the side, but I SWEAR I have an excuse!
Simplicity 4244 calls for 14 yards of fabric to make according to the directions (not including all the bias binding and pleated trim). The shimmery teal fabric I chose was one of the bargain bin closeout bolts at Hancock Fabrics (*weeps silently*), so I only had 8.4 yards to work with. As I revealed in my post about constructing this gown, the pannier swags at the hips are formed by two very long polonaised bodice pieces:
Pattern pieces #1, #1A, and #3 become the swags.
With only 2/3 the fabric I needed to make the pattern as designed, I had to choose between these fabric-hogging swags and the full, luscious bustled train I desired. For the sake of my time, sanity, and design sense, I chose the full bustle.
My sacrifice (*more silent weeping*) does have an upside besides a swanky mermaid bustle: it shows the most basic structure of Simplicity 4244 and how easily you can change the design to suit you or your fabric. To do away with the overlay, I just cut pieces #4, #5, and #6 (the bodice lining, front and side skirt pieces) as one. That made the full front without the need for the polonaise layer over the top.
It also proved that the identifiably Natural Form Era lines of the dress are not dependent on the panniers. Since the pattern pieces themselves are historically accurate, the Victorian framework is already there for you to work with.
Lessons learned: The bare minimum amount of 45″ wide yardage to make an 1870s dress from this pattern is about 8 yards, and the design is not dependent on the panniers for the historical look.
Also, every women needs a tiara!
Rest assured, friends, I did not neglect the fluffy polonaise croissants entirely.
Baking bread and latent ideas are two things you don't want to neglect.
Before I made the ballgown, I made a mock-up. Since my initial half mock-up for this dress had gone so well, I decided to make my full mock-up a wearable mock-up. A wearable mock-up is one that you finish just like a regular gown, essentially a full garment. It was still an experiment, though, so I didn't want to waste money on fabric if it wasn't going to work. I chose a cheap $1-a-yard plaid cotton gauze from Walmart and used a king-sized cotton sheet for lining. Since I had the full 14 yards–well, 13.75 yards as there were some mangled sections– of fabric, I was able to make the polonaised front sections and even have enough fabric left for long sleeves and pleated trim around the hem!
I did not make the croissants as directed!
I guess you could say that instead of full, fluffy French croissants, I made Pillsbury crescent rolls. I pleated the polonaise down the entire length of the side and skipped the rear swag entirely.
Here is the result:
There she is!
I know, no delicious hip pastries, but the construction of the front remains nearly the same. The bottom of the polonaise front "floats" over the lining beneath:
Since I made the mock-up with the ballgown in mind, the square neckline is a little too…ahem!…sexy for respectable daywear, especially for a old married missus like m'self! So I accessorized it with a fabulous micro-pleated cotton collar I hacked directly off an old button front blouse I'd found at Goodwill three days prior. I thought the shirt was hideous, but something in my mind nagged me to take it home. Glad I listened! The collar slips over my head like a scarf and is just the right size to keep me looking proper:
The bows were made from the very last bit of ribbon left over from my 1850s bonnet. I used this amazing bow tutorial from The Ribbon Retreat to make the two big bows.
My dress form is a little wonky and no where near my shape, so the fit of the bodice and booty isn't the greatest on her, but you get the idea. This dress isn't designed to be worn over a full bustle. Instead, the bustle ties inside and my ancient tablecloth bum pad give it the right amount of fullness. Despite reducing the size of the train, it still ended up rather sizable for a walking dress. I can walk in it, though, and walk I did– around the Fort Worth Cowgirl Museum with the DFW Costumer's Guild!
Photo by Jen Thompson of Festive Attyre
(with some help from an obliging gentleman in the lobby!)
Photo by Jen Thompson of Festive Attyre
Photo by Jen Thompson of Festive Attyre
I love this picture because I actually wrangled my hair into a passably suitable hairstyle despite being hair illiterate!
Photo by Jen Thompson of Festive Attyre
We had a wonderful time together dressed as 1880s city folk and turn-of-the-century country cowgirls! As you can see, I was the "oldest" of the bunch, just eking over the 1880 mark. There are more photos of our outing in Jen's Cowgirl Museum album on Flickr and if you'd like to play dress up with us, check out the DFW Costumer's Guild website for a list of events!
Simplicity 4244 Plaid Day Dress Cost Breakdown:
14 yards of plaid cotton gauze – $14, Walmart
1 king sized sheet – $4.99, Thirft Town
Hooks and eyes – $2, Hobby Lobby
1 nearly-full spool of thread – $2.49, Walmart
Ruffle collar stolen from blouse – $4.29, Goodwill
Navy ribbon – $4.75, eBay
Total: $32.52
Alrighty! Review time!
Let's take off the rose colored glasses and get going.
This gown is tricky for me to review because while all the techniques and the pattern pieces themselves are all fairly straight forward, the sheer amount of fabric and the fitting requirements make it unsuitable for a beginner.
If you forgo the trimming, as I did, I think a confident (or stubborn) intermediate seamstress could tackle this project with good results. I consider myself an intermediate seamstress, and I was challenged, but not frustrated, by this pattern. I would NOT try to make a ball gown out of it in a week as I did! Take your time and go slowly. You will need to be willing to work with your body in order to get the smooth fit over the torso required to make this pattern shine, so be prepared to practice making lots of darts! There is a fair amount of hand finishing: facing the neckline, sewing hooks and eyes or buttons, and sewing on the bows. If you choose to do a proper hand-sewn hem instead of a machined hem, be prepared to spend a few hours to sew the 100+ inch length (depending on your train). The large pattern pieces require lots of space to cut and assemble and can be unwieldy around the sewing machine. However, I feel the work is well worth the result you can get. The accuracy is spectacular and, as a base, the pattern offers plenty of opportunities for customization.
I had fun making this pattern and will likely make it again in the future–perhaps this time with all the carbs included!
Part I: Researching Simplicity 4244
Part II: Making Simplicity 4244
Sadly, this pattern is Out of Print (OOP), so it can only be purchased through private sales. If you want a copy, check online auction and craft sites. I think it's a good candidate for a re-issue by Simplicity. Maybe if enough of us "Conquer the Croissants," they'll consider re-printing it so everyone can more easily get a copy to play with!


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Guide to Vegan Passover Seder
Get down with the Haggadah, gulp Kosher wine, find the afikoman, and enjoy grub from the old country.
One of Judaism's most important holidays, Passover, begins this week, commemorating the emancipation of the Israelites from enslavement under the pharaoh in ancient Egypt. According to the Torah, the prophet Moses beseeched the pharaoh to release the Jewish people from bondage. When the pharaoh refused, plagues of biblical—literally—proportions ensued. Drinking water turned into blood, people broke out into boils, and death befell every first-born son—except the Israelites, whose sons god spared. Passover celebrates the night The Angel of Death "passed over" their homes.
Today, the story is commemorated with an annual feast called the Passover Seder. Participants recline on pillows, chug wine, sing songs, play hide-the-afikoman (flat bread), read aloud from a personal Haggadah (religious text containing the story), and eat traditional food. The centerpiece of the evening is the Seder plate, which displays symbolic foods that helps tell the story of Passover. Since the holiday is all about the celebration of freedom and release from bondage, why not walk-the-walk with an ethical, vegan Seder plate?
The Seder Plate
Matzoh (unleavened flat bread)
This traditional cracker is the centerpiece of the Passover holiday. It symbolizes how quickly the Jews had to flee Egypt. In their haste to get the heck out of Cairo, they didn't have time for their bread rise before baking it. Thus, crunchy matzoh was born. No other breads or leavened grains may be consumed during Passover (a boon for you gluten-free folks). Be sure to snag egg-free matzoh.
Charoset (mixture of chopped nuts and apples, agave, spices, and wine)
Substitute agave for the traditional honey, and you have yourself some vegan charoset. Its texture resembles the mortar used to layer bricks, symbolizing the backbreaking work performed by the enslaved Israelites. Also, remind us—why are we only eating this delicious, succulent sweet at Passover?
Zeroa (fresh beet)
Although tradition calls for use of a shankbone to honor the sacrificial lamb, a red beet is scripturally permitted on the Seder plate—in fact, it's common for even omnivores to use this substitution instead.
Maror (bitter herbs)
Horseradish is typically used to symbolize the bitterness and anguish of slavery. (Matzoh slathered with maror—delicious!)
Beitzah (avocado or eggplant)
While the beitzah actually calls for a hard-boiled egg to symbolize fertility, try a silky avocado or a small, de-stemmed white eggplant.
Karpas (vegetable dipped into salt water)
Springtime parsley is dipped in salt water to represent the tears that the Jewish people shed during captivity under the pharaoh's rule.
The Haggadah also calls for four—yes, four—cups of wine to be consumed over the course of the Passover Seder ceremony. In Judaism, wine and religious observances go hand-in-hand. Be sure to find a vegan wine that's specifically marked with a P, denoting that it's Kosher-for-Passover.
The Seder ceremony can take several hours—but it's all good because you're getting drunk and lounging on the floor, anyway. Once it's complete, everybody is ready to chow down in a big way. Being vegan makes it easy to keep Kosher, but remember that no grains are permitted on the banquet table. The following fare can serve as a launch pad for developing your own, delectable Passover menu from the Mizrahi, Ashkenazi, and Sephardi traditions—it takes a village! Shabbat Shalom and Happy Passover!
To learn more about Judaism and veganism, check out these resources:
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Lawsuits cost fledgling Renaissance Aircraft money, clients
The legal wranglings involving Renaissance Aircraft have not stopped the new Cape Girardeau company from beginning operations, but president John Dearden said they have impeded the process.
"If it didn't have the effect of slowing us down, they would have just been an aggravation," Dearden said last week. "But by slowing us down, it cost us money and it cost us clients."
There has been no decision yet on the Georgia-based lawsuit brought against Renaissance over ownership of equipment it needs to build the Luscombe 8F, a 1930s-style two-seat, recreational plane.
The litigants, the Don Luscombe Aviation History Foundation, claims Renaissance wrongly took $8 million in equipment -- machinery, tooling jigs and dies -- needed to build the plane when it relocated here from Eastman, Ga.
Renaissance has countersued the foundation, which holds the certification for the Luscombe 8F and gave exclusive rights to Renaissance to build and sell the plane. The countersuit, in which Renaissance is seeking compensation for money lost in delays, is still in arbitration in Arizona, where the foundation is based.
"For us, it's not about whether or not we'll get any money, it's how much," Dearden said.
Representatives of the Luscombe Foundation say they are just as confident.
"We think we've got a pretty good case," said foundation president Doug Combs. "We wouldn't be spending tens of thousands of dollars if we thought we didn't."
Work begins
Workers began construction on five of the $70,000 planes in Cape Girardeau, but Renaissance isn't able to build them as quickly as they'd like because their facilities haven't been built yet, Dearden said.
That also means they haven't been able to hire more people, eventually as many as 200, to begin producing what he hopes will be 250-500 planes a year.
Dearden believes that the delays, in part, took place because the city only recently sold $2.8 million in bonds and hasn't even sent out a request for proposals for the construction of a $1.6 million, 60,000-square-foot building on airport property. These are all things the city promised Renaissance last year if it agreed to relocate here.
In the meantime, Renaissance is operating out of four buildings instead of one, which obviously slows the process, Dearden said.
"Instead of going from station to station, we have to go from building to building, and, of course that slows us down," he said. "We've basically been trying to build planes out of a highly inefficient bunker."
He points to the fact that the building was expected to be complete by now and that bonds were only sold within the last two weeks, though they could have been issued much earlier.
"We were concerned that things were moving a little too slowly," Dearden said. "We were frustrated with the city and the state about how long things have taken. But things seemed to have picked up now. It looks like we're back on track."
An example of the slow pace: The city had to remove an engineering contract for the facility from the Cape Girardeau City Council meeting agenda Sept. 17. Cape Girardeau Regional Airport manager Bruce Loy said they were waiting for the Missouri Department of Economic Development to approve an Action Fund loan, which provides money for certain types of for-profit companies that need start-up or expansion money.
"I think city hall's concerns have been that it would be tough for us to move ahead until we knew they were going to get that state loan," Loy said.
Loy said the state was waiting on additional information regarding the status of the lawsuits. He added that the item has been replaced on the city council's agenda for Monday night as well.
"The state is now comfortable, and I think we're comfortable, too," Loy said. "But this project couldn't go anywhere until we got confirmation from the state. We needed to make sure."
The city hopes to speed things up by streamlining the engineering process, Loy said. They plan to modify normal procedures by allowing the building to go up first and letting interior work be done after the exterior is complete -- instead of the work being done simultaneously, which takes longer.
"They wanted to get the shell up before the real hard winter hit," Loy said.
Dearden said he hopes the company is under roof by February.
Foundation's case
The case that is slowing progress hinges on the sale of the equipment needed to make the Luscombe. The Don Luscombe Aviation History Foundation's Georgia lawyer, Peter Lown, said Renaissance moved the equipment needed to produce the plane from storage in Michigan. Lown claimed Renaissance purchased the equipment from a man who had already sold it to the foundation.
"Basically the guy sold it twice," Lown said. "So Renaissance believes it has a valid claim to the parts and so do we. I don't mean in any way to vilify Renaissance. It's one of those lawsuits where both sides have arguable claims. We just happen to believe ours is the right one."
Dearden said he hopes the matter is settled quickly, but Lown thinks it could drag out for up to a year.
Dearden also said that the foundation was ordered to pay Renaissance $5,000 after a Dodge County, Ga., judge found the foundation in contempt in court.
Lown had no comment on Dearden's claim.
Dearden said the judge ruled that there was enough information to link the foundation to anonymously mailed envelopes containing copies of court documents and correspondence sent to the Southeast Missourian, the Cape Girardeau city manager's office, Loy's office and the Missouri Department of Economic Development.
"There's been a gag order, so I can't get into it too much," Dearden said. "But to me, the arbitration is a foregone conclusion and their suit against us has become so weak, I'm surprised they're still pursuing it."
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Obit watch: Dr. Charles S. Hirsch, chief medical examiner of New York City from 1989 to 2013.
In 2001, when two jetliners commandeered by terrorists struck the World Trade Center, Dr. Hirsch and six aides rushed downtown to establish a temporary morgue.
When the North Tower collapsed, two aides were severely injured. Dr. Hirsch, thrown to the ground, broke all of his ribs. His cuts sutured by a medical team, he returned to the examiner's squat brick headquarters at First Avenue and 30th Street, coated in a ghostlike gray soot.
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"The Oregon County Extension office is grateful to the Elks' Lodge for their support of our youth as they work toward becoming future leaders," said 4-H Youth Program Assistant Scott Greer.
4-H Summer Camp
Moore, an Alton High School junior, will attend Camp Clover Point as a camp counselor. She is planning to use this experience to further prepare her for her future in the education field.
Summer camp is one of the most valuable learning experiences a child can have, Greer said.
"Young people need strong relationships and emotional skills to meet today's challenges," Greer said. "Through camping, young people learn independence, responsibility, how to get along with others, and how to make the right decisions."
Camp promotes cooperation, teamwork and respect for other people and the natural environment.
Extension leaders said camp is more than just a leisure activity for youth. Evaluations conducted by 4-H staff across Missouri show that camp develops essential life skills in youth. In these studies, the specific life skills evaluated are teamwork, self-responsibility, learning by doing and social skills. Parents and youth agree that 4-H camp is a valuable educational experience.
4-H State Congress
Cupp, an Alton eighth-grader, will attend 4-H State Congress at the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Congress is designed for Missouri 4-H members ages 14-19. The Missouri State 4-H Council plans and implements the event that is held on the University of Missouri campus.
* Elect the State 4-H Council
* Enjoy quality workshops and educational opportunities
* Experience campus living -- residence halls, cafeterias, classrooms, etc.
* Get to know other 4-H youth from across Missouri and have fun
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4-H is a community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship, and life skills. Young people making new friends and memories while preparing to be future leaders. 4-H members have the opportunity to learn more about activities that interest them. There are over 50 projects to choose from with two or three levels for each project, making fun learning experiences for the beginner, intermediate or advanced participant. In addition, members participate in community service projects, county fairs, camps, club parties, and trips to other states and even other countries.


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Yamudiki Mogudu: English Full Review || తెలుగు ట్వీట్ రివ్యూ || తెలుగు ఫుల్ రివ్యూ
11:05 AM: Hi Tweet Lovers here starts tweets on "Yamudiki Mogudu"
11:10 AM: Film starts with "Naresh" parents Watching Yamagola film of "NTR"
11:15 AM: "Chalapathi Rao" as "Lord Bhramha" and senior hero 'Naresh' as Lord Naratha are entertaining with there jokes
11:20 AM: "Allari Naresh" intro is given with style of "Mahesh" 'Pokiri'
11:24 AM: Heroine "Richa" entry is super,she is very beautiful on screen
11:28 AM: Because of unknown power that 'Naresh', Yama dharmaraju daughter 'Yamja'(Richa)
11:32 AM: First song comes up "Narothama" 'Richa' looking good and even track is nice to hear
11:40 AM: "Naresh" funny one line dialogues are good, he has taken "Richa" to his home
11:45 AM: "Yamja" Speaking in Gods slang like 'Manava' is nice to listen
11:50 AM: "Tanikella Bharani" is shown as powerful vilan
11:55 AM: "Sayaji Shinde" as 'Lord Yama' and "Krishna Bhagvan" as 'Chitraguptha' are good
12:00 PM: Master "Bharath" as Yama's son "Yamaganda" entry is funny and he comes to 'Bhoolokam' for his sister
12:04 PM: 'Naresh' starts falling in love with 'Yamaja'
12:15 PM: Second song "Pistolu Pilladanivo" comes up 'Naresh' showing his dance potential he has and 'Richa' is looking hot with her skin show
12:25 PM: "Naresh" gets shocked when he finally gets to know, that he really got married with Yama's Daughter
12:30 PM: Interval block comes in when 'Yama' comes to get her daughter back to 'Yamalokam' lets see how the story moves forward
12:40 PM: Second half starts with 'Yama' and his Daughter 'Yamja' Discussion
12:45 PM: 'Naresh' fly's to 'Yamalokam' by holding tail of Yama's buffalo
12:50 PM: 'Naresh' continues dialogues challenging 'Yama' is good
12:53 PM: 'Ramyakrishna' entry as Yama's wife is good,she is looking beautiful onscreen
12:56 PM: Senior 'Naresh' in Naradha role brings laughs in hall
01:00 PM: "Naresh" try's to trap 'Yama' is super
01:04 PM: "Orori Magadheera" song comes, graphical work in the song is nice and chemistry between the leads is good
01:10 PM: Cricket match in 'Yamalokam' between 'Master Bharath' and 'Raghu Babu' is hilarious
01:15 PM: "Atto Attamma Koothuro" comes up, whistles in hall, 'Ramya krishna' dominated 'Richa' with her dance and expressions in the song
01:20 PM: 'Naresh' getup as 'Yama' looks alright on screen
01:30 PM: 'Yama' creates some typical situations which forces 'Naresh' to go back to 'Bhoolokam'
01:40 PM: Director trying to put some family sentiments in the film
01:50 PM: 'Naresh' trying to imitate ''Raj Kapoor" joker getup in the song "Jhanak Jhanak", very decent effort from 'Naresh'
01:55 PM: Films ends with 'Yama' realizing true love of 'Naresh' and 'Yamaja'
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- Director: E. Satti Babu, Producer: Chanti Addala, Music: Koti
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- Star Cast: Allari Naresh, Richa Panai, Sayaji Shinde, Ramya Krishna, Naresh, Krishna Bhagavaan, Tanikella Bharani, Chandra Mohan, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Raghu Babu, Hema, AVS and Chalapathi Rao
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