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 Wysłany: Wto 3:38, 26 Kwi 2011 Temat postu: flaunt wealth |
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| dress may meet practical needs such as protection against climate and labour hazards,embroidery designs, but it has also been a powerful tool in the maintenance of hierarchy through its reflection of status, and has served to distinguish occupation and faith as well as rank. It additionally mirrors fashion and permits expression of personal taste. Sumptuous clothes are usually worn by the more privileged classes, to enforce authority, flaunt wealth, or merely dissociate themselves from menial labour: medieval and Tudor monarchs could not wear too many jewels or precious metals; outer clothing was slashed or looped to show underlying layers of expensive fabric; impractical footwear and incapacitating sleeves were signs of leisure, if not symbols of dignity. Step Two: Get or make the propeller. The propeller's shape is the most important thing for conveying the natural whimsical properties of a propeller hat. Pinwheels on hats are not as whimsical as propellers in a plane shape. Scientists are seeking an answer to this problem, but scientists are still years away from finding a solution. Card stock works slightly better than construction paper for making a propeller. Trace a pattern of an airplane propeller on the card stock. Poke a small hole in the top. You can also remove the propeller from a wind up toy plane. The axle of such a toy plane may also work as the axle for the propeller. Decide how to attach the axle to the propeller,embroidery punching, but do not attach the axle to the base yet.Such distinctions were perpetuated in clauses forbidding velvet caps to any below the degree of knight (8 Eliz. c. 11) or demanding the Sunday wearing of woollen ��statute�� caps (13 Eliz. c. 19) by all save the nobility,embroidery digitzing service, clergy, and London company wardens. Dress, according to Lord in 1745, was a very foolish thing,embroidery digitising, ��yet it is a very foolish thing for a man not to be well dressed, according to his rank and way of life. |
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