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by Robin L. McGee,Arnold S. Levine

eBook Patterns for Costume Accessories: The Solution to Almost Any Costume Accessory Need epub
  • ISBN: 0896762416
  • Author: Robin L. McGee,Arnold S. Levine
  • Genre: Hobbies
  • Subcategory: Crafts & Hobbies
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Costume & Fashion Pr; 1 edition (February 1, 2006)
  • Pages: 182 pages
  • ePUB size: 1140 kb
  • FB2 size 1485 kb
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Arnold S. This book is such a great find that I am giving some as gifts, so I won't have to lend mine out because I am sure I will be using this book for each production I work with. Levine, Robin L. McGee. The headwear chapter includes 12 patterns from baseball caps to mob caps. There are 22 variations of neckwear.

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The hats and headwear chapter includes 23 different patterns from mob cap to bishop's mitre. The neckwear chapter includes over 20 variations from ruff to cravat.

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This book is the best of its kind. It can also help the professional remember a step they forgot. These are just a couple of ideas to get you started. Once you get to know these books, you will be able to start inventing your own costumes as needed

Robin is a Freelance Costume Designer working in the US.

Robin is a Freelance Costume Designer working in the USA. This page showcases her work.

Robin L. McGee has designed over 100 productions of all kinds around the country.

The headwear chapter includes 12 patterns from baseball caps to mob caps. Levine completed an MFA in Costume Design at Carnegie-Mellon University; he then went to Western Illinois University where he taught Costume Design and Construction. He has been the Resident Costume Designer for Indiana Rep, Totem Pole Playhouse, and the Harlequin Dinner Theatre, and has designed for regional theaters around the country.

83 patterns and 150+ illustrations for period and contemporary accessories.
Comments: (7)
Dorintrius
This is an excellent book to keep in the costume shop. I don't know how many times I have had to produce a clerical collar or a quick mob cap for a show when I was really rushed. This book would provide an wonderful resource for those very important items that so often get left to the last minute. It is really great to have a book that you can go to for both collars and spats. The items I have made have turned out very well. I think that Mr. Levine and Ms. McGee have enough experience to know the correct shapes and measurements and I really trust their patterns. The illustrations are amusing and the instructions are clear and easy to follow.
Burilar
Exactly what I wanted. These are costume accessories (rigged for costumes). The patterns make up pretty well, the ascot is very pretty.
Ytli
Just received this book and glanced thru it. What I needed from a review was what exactly was in the book. Mind you I don't know how good the patterns are but it includes a number of hat patterns. Some of the usual- newsboy, chef, mob cap, but a nice coif, deerstalker, and beanie. Lots of neckwear from jabots and cravats to an Egyptian collar and a fischu. There are spat, gaiter, slipper and soft boot patterns. Many of the aprons and purses you can find in commercial pattern catalogues but are nice. You can also find the glove in a commerical pattern but this book also includes mittens and cavalier cuffs. Probably the best thing about this book is the baldric, sword belt, quiver and bow case pattern. Some patterns are difficult, others aren't but not having to bother figuring out even the simplest pattern can save time. Again I have not actually made anything from the book yet but it looks very promising! Especially since the authors have excellent resumes- Carnegie-Mellon, New York City Ballet, etc.
Vaua
I bought this book after I'd been using it for my design courses at school. I used it for a show I worked on that needed fur boots. Its a good book thats very easy to understand.
Vishura
"Patterns for Costume Accessories: The Solution to Almost Any Costume Accessory Need" is a fabulous find! This is a MUST for everyone who does any kind of costume sewing, be it for a child's school play or a community theatre production, or even a professional production. I make costumes for a wide variety of theatres in my area. I design and build costumes for public and private schools, college and community theatres and some professional theatre work. I have always had a hard time finding just the right boot or bag or other accessory to complete the time period I was working with. This book is a tremdous time saver in that it includes patterns that can be used for children as well as adults. Just enlarge or reduce the pattern pieces (this can even be done on a copy machine to save time)to fit the actor's size. The directions for sewing are standard and are very easy to understand. It is so nice not to have to spend time creating patterns for accessories. This book is such a great find that I am giving some as gifts, so I won't have to lend mine out because I am sure I will be using this book for each production I work with.
Deborah Scarlato
Malodora
While this book covers a broad variety of simple accessories, few of them are beyond the scope of someone with basic draping or flat patterning skills. If you are a novice costumer and want basic patterns, this book is for you. If you are looking for detailed patterns with historical variations, move on.
Ndlaitha
I do not know how I would have survived without this book. Ten identical bowties? No need to go buy an expensive pattern! It even shows you how to tie them. I could go on. Everything from ties to collars to quivers to hats to aprons - simple patterns, a bit of historical information so you know when these things were worn, prefectly indexed and easy. Thank you to the authors for this marvelous book!
This is INVALUABLE. I opened it and breathed a sigh of relief. Solved all my needs on the show I was doing -- and will probably do the same for all the shows to come! A real life-saver for any costume designer and particularly those of us in the schools & community theatre world.
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