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Star Trek Uniforms and Costumes
A Place to discuss Star Trek Uniforms and Costumes in all forms...
  • Kirk's 1st season green Wrap-Around Pattern
    Hello everyone,
    I was wondering does anyone have or know where I can get a hold of accurate Kirk's 1st season green Wrap-Around Pattern. I have been out of the con seen since around 1986 and I going to one at the end of the year(5months) so would like to try and have one,I also plan to do a twok jacket my original not long fits(acquired a wee bout of shoreleaveLaugh).i would grateful if any can if there is any cost involved would be willing help with...
  • new to this and along time away
    Hello to everyone,
    Found this site by accident wow it excellent for all kinds of info and links etc.Been on here nearly 24/7 there is so much to read and as I am trying to put two uniform's together for a convention its BIG help.The last I was at a convention was around 1986 a long time ago and the drifted away from going to conventions, my TWOK uniform no way long fits me anyone a lot of my stuff was handmade insignia and uniform was made of a light weight material but was exactly the same color as the original, was once told by David Jerrold that my insignia was better than there's and did not know they did not make there of light weight material. Back then not many people wore the TWOK uniform. I am trying to put two uniform's together a 1st season wrap around(as seen in the TOS episode TEW) and...
  • SHopping list
    HI Guys POsted this on the 1701st as well, and I went through entire forum looking for specifics...but they are eluding me, off course between the two forums I may be a little crosseyed from researching. :-p


    The question is, has someone compiled a grocery list for the materials?

    The Rod jacket pattern isn't really clear on amounts, and I dont have the other patterns yet, but want to start shopping for materials, so if someone has a materials list to share....I would really appreciate it so I can determine all my yardage requirements and start getting some fabric.


    Thanks much!vsmiley: happysmiley: happy

  • DKNY 09 boots for sale size 12 black
    I have an extra pair of size 12 DKNY 09 Boots for sale.

    PM if you're interesed.

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    Steve
  • New Source for Velour fabric
    Hi all,

    I sent an e-mail a few week ago to CR Crafts telling them about the velour that Mr. Cawley was selling for Star Trek tunics and asking them if they could obtain (or have made) velour through their sources that was similar in color. They responded that they were going to get "gold" velour in that would be good as "command gold velour." Well, I ordered some and just got it today. It looks almost exactly the same as the Mr. Cawley's offering. They are so so close in color that no one will be able to tell them apart even one on top of the other. They call it "Kirk Gold"! They already have red velour which is the exact same as what I got from Mr. Cawley. I don't know if they have the same blue. click below for the "Kirk Gold"

  • Star Trek or Star Wars
    My FB friend Gina posted something like this

    Which universe would you rather live in, Star Trek or Star Wars?..What say you?
  • Moire for zeta
    Hi does anyone have a good pattern for a Zeta comm? Thanks
  • smaller bezel ring
    Does anyone have a smaller size bezel ring? thanks
  • HOPEFULLY my FINAL TWOK uniform
    As much as I love these uniforms, I hope that this is my final creation. After + a yard for fabric, endless swatch-dyeing to get the right shade matched to studio uniform swatches, conversations with James Cawley and my PHASE II associates, rechecking things from my ORIGINAL Robert Fletcher costume guide notes for placement of trim snaps etc.......I am finally happy with the overall look. The only regret was using the lighter red as the back lining piece although the rest is lined in black suit-weight satin lining. I even used my original 80's chain (which I still have some left over for future projects). It is good. Now to complete the pants from elastique and restuff the shirt sections that were previously line quilted with some modifications.


  • TOS VELOUR FABRIC - yard - FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY!!
    To help meet upcoming "Star Trek: New Voyages/Phase II" production expenses, James Cawley is offering this ONCE IN A LIFETIME DEAL!!

    James is releasing ONE FULL BOLT ONLY of both the command and sciences velour for an incredible price of a yard    !

    This craft/robe velour was manufactured to exactly match the swatches in William Ware Theiss' TOS
    costume notebook passed down to James...

TODAY.com: GreenDAY with Marisa Belger
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  • Back to school in eco-style

    From backpacks to sneakers, there's a wealth of new products that will point kids in a green direction early on and set the stage for life as eco-savvy adults.From backpacks with built-in solar panels to recycled sneakers, there's a wealth of cool, new products that will point kids in a green direction and set the stage for life as eco-savvy adults.


  • From undies to bikes: 2009’s top eco-products

    Gone are the stodgy days of sustainable design, and this collection of green gear proves that conscious can be still be cool. GreenDAY's top picks might just make your wish list — and gift list — this year.


  • Buy local, think healthy — it tastes sweeter

    Here, local chefs shop for their restaurant at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, San Francisco. Shopping locally is one of the most positive things you can do for your body, your taste buds, the economy and the planet, says GreenDAY.When it comes to greenhouse gas emissions, your dinner might be just as guilty as your car.  Here, GreenDAY's Marisa Belger explains how eating with awareness — that is, considering how your food was grown, how it was packaged and where it traveled from — can be a powerful way to fight climate change.


  • Do we really need so much stuff?
    Sure, slipping on a cute new pair of boots feels good, but how long does that mood lift last? And how long will those boots last in your closet — and on this planet? GreenDAY’s Marisa Belger considered the hidden costs of her own belongings on a journey toward conscious consumption. Here’s what she found.
  • The new urban living: Bright lights, green city

    A vision of a bustling metropolis full of cheery bikers and satisfied pedestrians — each inhaling gulps of sweet, clean air — may seem frustratingly idealistic. But urban leaders are starting to pave the way.As the environmental and economic benefits of car-free living become impossible to ignore, urban leaders across the country are working to create ongoing motivation for us to ditch our gas-guzzling ways. GreenDAY's Marisa Belger explores the benefits of urban living.


  • Facial acupuncture: An alternative to Botox

    “I believe in aging gracefully, but I don’t believe in aging without a fight,” says Belger. Enter tiny needles in the face...No pain, no gain, right? Fearless green advocate Marisa Belger took tiny needles in the face to see how this natural treatment would work on her mommy wrinkles. “I believe in aging gracefully, but I don’t believe in aging without a fight,” she says.


  • Rooftops take urban farming to the skies

    Farming brings urbanites closer to the food they eat and, when executed correctly, can also address some of a city’s most pressing eco-challenges.Short on space but big on taste? Why not grow your own local, sustainable food against a city skyline? GreenDAY’s Marisa Belger highlights a popular new trend that has urbanites reaching new heights in gardening.


  • DIY to de-stress: Sit back, get crafty and relax
    Some do it solely because of the money-saving potential. But others do it to relax, de-stress, or seek satisfaction. Here, GreenDAY’s Marisa Belger explains how making or repairing your own stuff can actually improve your well-being.
  • The raw, tasty truth about natural chocolate

    Cacao is extraordinarily high in vitamin C, contains omega-6 fatty acids and is one of the best sources of natural fiber. Raw cacao is one of the top antioxidant foods in the world, so why are we constantly reaching for the average roasted chocolate bar? TODAYshow.com's green contributor Marisa Belger makes the case for healthy and delicious chocolate — in its natural state.


  • Going green doesn’t mean avoiding big stores

    Going green? Big stores such as Crate and Barrel are getting in on the act. The Miguel Margarita Glass from Crate and Barrel is made from recycled glass.For the past few years, I’ve been so busy putting down the big-name stores that I failed to notice when they actually did something right. More and more of them are now taking clear steps toward a more sustainable future.

 
 




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