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7:36 pm
Senior Member
October 26, 2012
OfflineHello,
I was Eleni on the other board and had somewhat recently joined when the other board was closed.
I love sewing and make about half my own clothes.
Our family is part of a large group of friends who use special occasions to get together and hold dances which include: folk, country and ECD.
I enjoy reading about and seeing historic fashion but don't have much money, time or reason (except the above mentioned dances which less and less of us are dressing up for) to make many items. I wish we still wore them, then I would!
I have made from Jennie's patterns: a drawstring 1780s dress, a chemise, a 1909 shirtwaist in a small size I want to sell, a 1909 skirt I like (I would love it if it was made with a different fabric), a 1909 dress for Easter, a 1830 jumper dress and blouse, and a smallish regency dress from the simplicity pattern I hope to sell also. There might be more that I forgot. ![]()
Even though I wouldn't have a lot of use for it, I want to make a regency outfit from the foundation up. I bought the Mantua-Maker corset pattern this last year and when I make it, it will be my first time making that sort of thing.
I am very interested in going to the Jane Austen Festival in Bath some year, but IF that ever happens I don't think it would be soon.
There's lots more to me, but that's my sewing side which is a large side.![]()
~Eleni
3:34 pm
Junior Member
October 31, 2012
OfflineWhat is ECD?
4:05 am
October 25, 2012
Offlinejane said
What is ECD?
I would guess English Country Dance
10:30 am
Senior Member
October 26, 2012
OfflineYup! And it is really fun.
Among others I know the "Lizzy and Darcy dance from P&P 1995 and Ship's Cook and Ginny's Market (otherwise known as "The Last Dance") from Emma 2009.
~Eleni
10:40 am
October 25, 2012
Offlinehiseleni said
Yup! And it is really fun.Among others I know the "Lizzy and Darcy dance from P&P 1995 and Ship's Cook and Ginny's Market (otherwise known as "The Last Dance") from Emma 2009.
~Eleni
I like ships cook from 'Emma'.
I went to the regency dance workshop at Bath and I've been to a few [e-] ceilidhs. (you can find a lot of videos on my youtube channel) But not specifically done anything labeled ECD. I do do English CLog thought and begining of this year started lindy hop.
8:36 pm
Senior Member
October 26, 2012
OfflineI don't know if ECD is an actual/technical term as I am not part of an official dance group, but I have seen it used and it makes sense for that type of dancing.
What is English Clog and Lindy Hop? I've never heard of them and they sound interesting.
~Eleni
4:41 am
October 25, 2012
OfflineEnglish Clog is the term I use to describe a form of stepdance in clogs. There are 3 main types (that I'm aware of) Lancashire/Durham & Northumberland/Westmoorland. More details on this website explains it better than I can.
This is a great youtube channel for examples of the dance (clog stepdancing NOT clog morris)
4:44 am
October 25, 2012
OfflineFor some reason it will only let me post 3 links!
Lindy Hop is a kinda Jive (and lots of fun.) More detailed info here http://www.lindycircle.com/his…..lindy_hop/
It came before rock n roll but just after charleston. If you search on youtube there is lots of videos.
I like lindy hop coz its lot of dancing side by side and your not too 'up close and personal' like with ballroom. And you don't have to do all the lifts and tricks the pros do. Nothing nicer than a simple tuck turn or swingout.
8:06 pm
New Member
November 3, 2012
OfflineI am truly sorry to post off topic for this thread, but I am having trouble with the forum and can't find a way to ask for help other than replying to someone else's thread.
I just visited the old forum tonight and saw that there was a new forum. I registered, got the confirmation email, changed my assigned password to something I could remember, and then started trying to read topics. The only topic that I can read the thread titles in is here in "Introduce Yourself". All others, such as "Historical Sewing", I can't see any discussions when I go into them. Nor does anything show up as far as a button to start a new topic. I can only see the "add a reply" button in this topic.
I have looked at the settings for my account, and all I can tell is that my permissions are set to "view a list of forums only" for most everything. I don't know if this is the cause of why I can't read any posts in anything but the "Introduce Yourself" topic, but I can't figure out what else it might be.
I can't even read the posts under "Admin Announcements" or "Board Rules & Guidelines"!
Is there something I'm doing wrong? Any advice would be very appreciated.
Thank you,
Amy Wolf
1:14 pm
March 4, 2010
OfflineThanks for your patience, Amy. I've been tweaking the forum with the help of the software's designers to make sure we are locked down tight to keep out spammers. I have to upgrade you to Senior Member status to give you all the bells and whistles, and I'll do that shortly.
Warmly,
Jennie
2:31 pm
Junior Member
November 5, 2012
OfflineWelcome to the board hiseleni! I look forward to seeing pictures of all your sewing projects
7:10 pm
Senior Member
October 26, 2012
OfflineThanks! I didn't see this first and I just replied to your thread.
I can't wait to see what you've made as well!
I don't have my own camera and haven't done much uploading, so though I want to, I don't know how much I'll actually get up.
~Eleni
9:01 pm
Senior Member
November 12, 2012
OfflineHi again everyone. I was on the old board too.
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