We will periodically add links to this list of resources and events that might be of interest to you, so please visit regularly.

Association of Sewing and Design Professionals (formerly PACC). A list of professional dressmakers, teachers, and sewing professionals, organized by location and area of expertise.

Barjavel Design. We offer an in-stock selection of linen, silk, and other fabrics for historic reenactment, from the Middle Ages to the Civil War.

Bark Cloth Hawaii. 1950s tropical fabrics with vintage motifs.

Bedouin Silver. Nomadic and traditional silver jewelry from the Middle East and North Africa.

BellaOnline. A sewing site that spans a wide range of subjects, featured weekly articles, free projects, sewing tips, newsletter, forum, and much more.

Costume Designs in Time. A place to discuss and explore historical reenactment, and clothing through the ages.

Costumes Galore. Costumes and accessories for sale and rent, theatrical make-up, and links to theater-related resources.

Custom-Made Woven Garment Labels. Affordable prices. Free samples are available.

Dancing Colours. Custom designs in wearable art, quilts, and interior design textiles from Northern Sweden.

Eras of Elegance. Wide-ranging information and links for historic eras from Ancient times through Edwardian period.

Forbidden Fruits Bazaar. A retail store in Lutterworth, Leicestershire (U.K.) for belly dancers. Web site includes UK links of interest to belly dancers.

General Label Mfg. Custom printed and woven fabric labels.

Haka Sewing Furniture. Handcrafted in Canada. Sewing, serging, and quilting cabinets, cutting tables, custom designs, and more.

Jackie McCutcheon. Vintage sewing patterns and other vintage collectibles.

Jeweled Odalisque. Lavish ethnic-inspired jewelry design from Folkwear illustrator Gretchen Schields.

Judith M Millinery Supply House. Servicing independent milliners, hat shops, theatres, schools, students, costume groups, and wannabe hat makers everywhere.

Kyoto Kimono. Authentic Japanese vintage kimono, obi, fabrics, and unusual items from the markets of Kyoto.

Lacis Museum of Lace and Textiles. A wondrous world of supplies and vintage textiles in lace and all kinds of needlework. Also a source for embroidery supplies for our 011 Bethany Dress pattern.

Marbled Arts. Unique fabrics that are hand-dyed, then marbled, designed with fiber artists in mind.

Marla Mallett Textiles. Antique and ethnographic textiles from around the world that can be incorporated into art-to-wear.

Marian's Vintage Vanities Clothing. Vintage gowns, party dresses, and accessories from 1900-1970 for women, men, and children.

Medieval Renaissance Directory, an internet directory of resources for research, clothing, festivals, jewelry, publications, music, and much more of interest to Medieval-Renaissance aficionados.

New York Fashion Center Fabrics. Online fabric sales from this retail store on West 39th Street in the garment district of New York City.

Oh Noh! Kimonos! Source for himo (fancy tassels for men's haori) and hera (the little "ice cream spoons" that go in the back of the hakama).

Renaissance Model. Online source for Tudor, Medieval, and Renaissance clothing and accessories for men, women, and children.

Renee's Magical Belly Dancing. Instructional videos, DVDs, classes, and supplies for Australian belly dancers.

R.L. Shep Publications. Books with primary source material for costumers, historians, and reenactors.

Rusty Zipper Vintage Clothing. Clothing from 1920s-1980s for women and men, including swing dresses, disco shirts, vintage ties, hats, shoes, purses, sewing patterns, home décor, and more.

Selvedge, a British magazine directed toward an international audience, covers textiles in every context: fine art, interiors, fashion, travel, and shopping.

Sewing.com, an online sewing community with projects, tips, discussion forum, image gallery, and more.

Sewing Expressions. Sewing, quilting, and machine embroidery designs, sewing notions, used and new books, free patterns, and more.

Sewing machines. Singer sewing, embroidery, and compact machines, sewing tables and accessories.

StartSewing. A public interest web site offering expert advice on all aspects of sewing, including pattern basics, costume-making, home furnishings, handy tips, and much more.

Stitchery Row. Full-service needlework supplier for all types of embroidery, offering threads, fabric, canvas, and beads. Also a source for embroidery supplies for our 011 Bethany Dress pattern.

StudioKat Designs. Original handbags and handbag patterns.

Textile Workshop. Hand-printed fabric for sewers, quilters, and home décor.

The Art of Middle Eastern Dance, by Shira. Informative site on the dance arts and culture of the Middle East and North Africa, including costuming ideas and tips.

The Cowboy Closet. Period and vintage men's and women's clothing, beautiful Western wedding essentials, great selection of Western music, and more.

The Longest Yard , with more than 2000 rolls of home decor fabrics and trims.

www.1st-sewing.com
Information resources for sewing supplies.

www.reproductionfabrics.com
Reproduction fabrics for reenactors, living history museums, and costumers. Cotton fabrics appropriate for authentic clothing from 1775-1970 time periods.

Ya Ta Hai Beads and Buckskins. Native American dresses, moccasins, buckskin shirts, and other specialty items.