A Tailor Made It

costuming, tailoring and pattern making for the theatre with an emphasis on menswear

Friday, February 25, 2011

19th century waistcoats

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I feel as though I am bouncing around through the centuries this week. I had been working on the Edwardian tailcoat and then I spent half th...
Saturday, February 19, 2011

Edwardian tailcoat

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I've been very, very busy these past few weeks and along with my regular gig, I have a small side project that involves making a set of ...
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Sunday, February 13, 2011

in limbo

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This is the time in the work process that is like being in limbo. It is not the "jump in the line, shimmy under the pole with a drink ...
Tuesday, January 25, 2011

New season

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Well, this is the beginning of the third season of work since starting this blog and I am excited about the upcoming shows and designers. On...
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Saturday, January 15, 2011

balance measurements

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I've been out of town the past couple of weeks mentoring and teaching, with another week to go so I haven't had much time to post. I...
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Thursday, January 6, 2011

1914 sack coat

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For those out there who enjoy period drafts, I'm posting a draft from The Sartorial Art Journal of August 1914 which ties in a bit to t...
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Monday, January 3, 2011

Teaching Patternmaking

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I've been thinking a lot about this recently because I am doing more and more of it. There seems to be a definite lack of instruction av...
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Terri
I am a theatrical costume cutter/tailor at North America's largest repertory theatre. I've been working in the theatre since 1986, and have the privelege of working with many of the top-notch designers in Canada, the US and the UK. These include Desmond Heeley, Ann Curtis, Santo Loquasto, Patrick Clark, Christina Poddubiuk, John Pennoyer, Charlotte Dean, Susan Benson, Meredith Caron, Dany Lyne, Francois St.Aubin, Paul Tazewell, Jonathan Fensom, Debra Hanson among many others.
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