Re: In Search of Patterns

[Karen@agent.infodata.com (Harris, Karen)]

Poster: Karen@agent.infodata.com (Harris, Karen)

Rowen ferch Rhys wrote:

> At the VA Ren. Fest this past year I saw a merchant selling patterns.  They
> had Medieval Misc. (which I am familiar with) but they also had another
> company's patterns.  These patterns were cheaper, simpler, and I believe came
> from a company in Northern VA.  Does anyone know of a way that I can contact
> this company to get a catalog?  Or does anyone know where I can find these
> patterns?  It would be most appreciated!

As a matter of fact, I do!  That would be "Historically Yours," and 
anyone wanting their phone number can e-mail me privately to request 
it (dunno if it's a good plan to broadcast that sort of thing).  They 
are located in Falls Church, which would make them ... Another Fine 
Product of the Barony of Ponte Alto.  :)

Their website (which should be online within the next month or so) is 
at http://www.historically-yours.com.  Historically Yours also has a 
booth at Pennsic (which is generally where I hang out and stitch 
in the shade instead of getting sunburnt) as well as a few other 
Renaissance fairs and SCA wars.

Lemme know if anyone wants their phone number ...

Yours in Service to the Dream,

Karen Larsdatter
  Barony of Ponte Alto, Atlantia
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