Textile data modelling *and* you've been messing with Georgette Heyer novels! *hearts*
Discussions on gmackenz
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An invisible friend from the San Francisco Bay Area who has a secret pash for Regency romance novels. The textiles work is a 'lure' for my wife to investigate/use Freebase. She did a lot of the type associations to topics already.
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I'm luring in a friend of mine who runs a vintage clothing store in Australia and is working on a book on vintage clothing. She wants to categorise styles and details of clothing so that eg. you can know that dropped waistlines were popular in such-and-such a period and high waistlines in these other periods, or whatever.
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So then she'd enjoy (if she hasn't already visited) my wife's Vintage Sewing site of old public domain sewing/patterning/clothing/household books available to the masses.
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Nice! I've got a box full of my mum's old stuff from the 50s; she studied at Emily MacPherson College here in Melbourne doing a 2 year (?) diploma of dressmaking and became a professional dressmaker. The books include lots of fashion design sketches, pattern-making theory stuff, and samples of different stitches, techniques, and so on. Must get around to scanning/photographing it all and putting it online sometime.
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