[Artemisia] FW: Costume Lecture weekend in Eugene, Oregon

[L.J. Richards]

Airfare from Missoula is aboug $460.  So anyone interested in going from 
Missoula?  Would leave Friday morning to Eugene, return Sun. 
afternoon/Monday (depending).  Cost is $90 for 2 classes and $20 for box 
lunch (or bring your own I presume).  Need to stay somewhere Fri. and Sat. 
nights too plus gas.  (Maybe room w/ others when get there?)

Bronwen (who wants to go).

****> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Jackman-Brink, Julia" <Julia.Jackman-Brink at mso.umt.edu>
> To: "Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list" <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 8:27 AM
> Subject: [Artemisia] FW: Costume Lecture weekend in Eugene, Oregon
>
>> FYI - This is an awesome opportunity if one can grab it. For us old
>> Artemisians, just getting to hang with Laurellen again would be worth
>> it. :)
>>
>> Juliana
>> (who's already double booked that weekend...Grrr.)
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> Subject: Costume Lecture weekend in Eugene, Oregon
>>
>> Greetings, and please feel free to forward to other lists with abandon!
>>
>> Come and join us in Eugene, Oregon for a great weekend of learning.
>>
>> On Saturday, October 20, we're delighted to be hosting Robin Netherton, a 
>> researcher specializing
>> in Western European dress of the Middle Ages. Since 1982, she has given 
>> lectures and workshops on
>> medieval clothing for academic audiences, historical societies, 
>> reenactment groups, and other
>> organizations. She will be presenting the following lectures:
>>
>> The Gothic Fitted Dress
>> The Greenland Gored Gown
>> The 15th-Century V-Neck Gown
>> When Medieval Meets Victorian: The Roots of Modern Costume Sources
>> Saintly Inspiration: Using Medieval Religious Figures for Costume 
>> Research
>>
>> Sunday, October 21, we'll be graced with the creative genius of Tammy 
>> Dupuis (SCA: Laurellen de
>> Brandevin), from The Renaissance Tailor. She holds a Bachelor's degree 
>> from Montana State
>> University in Anthropology/Archeaology and has published articles in 
>> several costume newsletters
>> both nationally and internationally over the last decade. She will be 
>> presenting the following
>> lecture:
>>
>> European Pattern Development and Dissemination from the Middle Ages to 
>> the Renaissance; Extant
>> Evidence from the Costumers Guilds
>>
>> Detailed descriptions of the lectures and registration information can be 
>> found at our website:
>> www.costumetalk.com.
>>
>> Seating is LIMITED for this great weekend, and preregistration is 
>> required--please register early
>> and secure your spot!
>>
>> This is NOT an SCA event, and is not sponsored by any SCA branch.
>>
>> Questions? Check out the website!
>>
>> Dame Fearga Kavanagh
>> Dame Karis Pursey
>