K.C. indicated that pewter casting would work really well for the purse frame, so I found a Florilegium article on pewter casting with soapstone. Whether I can actually master this skill or not is something to be determined. I don't know that I can carve much of anything to make it resemble what I need, but I can always try.
Florilegium - Pewter Casting
Pewter Casting - Has illustrations and other research.
Pewter Casting - This site has a nice equipment list as well as two projects he worked through and a link to an online supplier for pewter.
Soapstone Bricks from Vermont - I think this is a fairly reasonable price, but it's not easy to find a lot of soapstone online, at least thus far.
I started this blog to organize my information on German Renaissance history more comprehensively so as to provide myself with a better persona. If you'd like to keep track of this blog, the RSS file is http://scagermanrenaissance.blogspot.com/atom.xml Since starting this blog, my research has actually centered on pre-German Renaissance, but only barely. I'm researching roughly 1470s women's clothing and Landsknehct for my husband.
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007
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