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![]() Stitching batting to a Dorfman form to fit a 1950s dress | ![]() Modifying a Dorfman form to fit a 1950s dress | ![]() Using a mat cutter to create signs for an exhibit. |
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![]() Teaching an undergrad collection assistant how use Ethafoam boards to sculpt a baby bump for maternity clothes. | ![]() | ![]() Microscopic analysis of fibers from a 1930s wedding veil. |
![]() Dressing a mannequin in preparation for photographing the garment. | ![]() Photography setup at University of Georgia. | ![]() An 1860s bodice from my personal collection, being shown in History of Costume class in its acid-free box. |
![]() Making mannequin arms out of stable materials for costume mounting. | ![]() Carving Ethafoam for one of the Fosshape dress forms created for work in the collection. "Winona" has a Fosshape body with Ethafoam hips for support. | ![]() Sculpting a clone of "Winona," my Fosshape mannequin, in Ethafoam, for the university collection. |
![]() Completed carved Ethafoam mannequin. |
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