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Plate 36. June 1865 .  Fig. a.  Morning costume for a watering-place. Dress of white alpaca gored a L’Imperatrice, and trimmed with rose velvet ribbon and goat-hair tassels. The hair is a la Pompadour, with a coiffure of black silk net, with large beads and a velvet coronet.  Fig. b . Afternoon dress for a young lady, or blue grenadine, cross-barred and figured with black. A waved trimming of pale blue silk with black lace, chenille tassels, and gimp on skirt and bertha. The low corsage is pointed, showing a chemisette of thin muslin puffs and Valenciennes inserting. The bertha crosses in front, and ties in back with long ends.  Fig. c . Promenade dress and mantle of brown alpaca, trimmed with black velvet and ball fringe. The jacket is Senorita shape, quite short in back. The dress is looped over a skirt of white lustre, trimmed with scarlet braid and fluted ruffles. Brown straw hat.   Fig. d.  Morning costume for a watering-place. A gored dress of white pique, trimmed with a fluted

Learn How Magazines & Books change, and how they change through time. Magazines and books are from special collections and university libaries. Easy to read text where people learn the types of designs, and how did it change its cover and pages. Learn how do they print their pages, and how do they colour them. Learn about the art and drawings, and its designs. And how do people react and make this type of magazine. And how do pages change. Learn what the text is look like, and describe in your own way! Great for historians, teachers, and students!

Plate 35. November 1865 .  Fig. a.  Promenade suit for young lady. Dress and sack of violet poplin, ornamented by thick silk cord. The sack is loose in front, and cut into the figure in the back. Linen collar and sleeves. White felt hat. Gloves of undressed kid.    Fig. b.  Golden brown striped silk dress, trimmed with bias pieces of plain silk, arranged in a square and finished with large velvet buttons. Black velvet paletot ornamented with bretelles and sash ends, trimmed with gimp and bugles. The hair is rolled a la Pompadour. The coiffure is two rolls of golden brown velvet.    Fig. c.  Dress of blue reps, trimmed with black silk and tassels. Cuir velvet bonnet.    Fig. d.  Dress and sack of grey linsey, trimmed with quillings and bands of green velvet. The sack is turned back with revers of green silk. The green belt is fastened with a pearl buckle. Gray felt hat.    Fig. e.  Little girls dress of magenta silk, trimmed with bands of bands of white silk crossed with black velvet,

Our sheet music is first printed in 1865, before when the Artknits Company was made. We have printed 12 sheet music. We lots of types: Classical, Jazz, Blues, and Others. Also, we had created new ones also. In 1930, they had created the first sheet music in the Artknits company, and we have them today also!

Superb illustrations from a rare source provide authentic views of evolving of our historic fashions collections — from high necklines, elongated bodices, and fitted bonnets to extravagant bustles. The meticulously reproduced fashion illustrations include depictions of dresses, gowns, and coats as well as accessories. A must for costume designers, cultural historians, and fashionistas and enthusiasts. This book contains 12 fashion illustrations in full coloured. Great for students and teachers! Thanks to the Artknits special collections

This visiting dress has brown silk, and it has good condition and a lots of patterns. It has 2 pieces. One is the bodice, and one is a skirt. A lot of women who are interested in history can wear this type of dress, and we need to think of a hat should be worn for a 1890s costume.

So, I want my costume design to be look like this. I have saw a French blouse from 1901, and I really like it because, of the pattern. And the skirt is from 1890, and it was blue, and it has some buttons on it. And even though, it has a tag on the back what I pick. House Dress Circa 1898: Available On Ebay!

The Artknits Company is a company that has lots of exports like farming, knitting, music, and other types of exports. So, let’s learn about our 120 year history. So, how the Artknits Company was created is our great grandmother started her first export in 1890 when her mom learns to help, and sell olive oil. In 1902, the Artknits company introduced knitting classes, for a good export. In 1904, our export group called the “Artknits” was created by Fortanato’s (1897-1989) and Josephine (1899-1939), than in 1910, knitting was introduced in the Artknits group when Fortanato was 13 years old, to become the first group full of wonderful classes. In 1930, music and arts programs was introduced by Maria (1926-2014) and Peitro (1925-2013) by playing there first instrument called the “accordion,” and she paints her first picture, and they started creating more stuff. In 1977, The Artknits Company Of Canada / Artknits Société du Canada was created. In 2012, the Artknits have started making live

We have a lots of rare books from the early 1900s that Fortanato got when she was still a baby, when she grew older. We have collections of history in pages this year, and you are going to learn what are rare books use for. Our rare book collection has Italian stories, many more. We have books from 1865-1989, so you can enjoy reading them by heart. Rare books means books that are exist today, and sometimes the pages are yellow, have broken covers, and best smell. And warning ⚠️: Keep away rare books from young children and babies. So, can you please take care of it?

We have lots of products like bags in other languages, and not in the same languages like in Canada and Italy. So, we have to import and try new goods, and try new technologies. We have to try what it is taste like, and how does it feel like. So, it was so great!

The Artknits collections began in 1890 when our great grandparents started farming with their old tools from the 1870s and the 1880s, and collecting them in there old unique house near the city of Rome. Over the years, the Artknits have collected over 1,000 vintage items from the 1800s and the early 1900s. Our stuff like jewellery, knitted items, old photos, books, and many other stuff. Many of our stuff had associated with the history of Italy and other types of inventions. We have areas of strength such as: •Jewellery  •Books •Toys •Knitted Items •Musical Instruments •Farming Tools •Old Photos •Paintings •And More! Starting in 2010, we have done our collections in photo frames and our old photo collections to put on our dining room. We have showcase a lots of items like our popular golden earrings from 1897 and our knitted shawls, toys, clocks, blankets, and hats from 1902-1989. We have used those items for events and show and tell days. When we donate items, we

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The Artknits were in a joyful community in a lots of places and countries that have lots of exports. For more than 125 years, we have work so hard on our talents, and life in a nice community. ArtknitsCo is so proud to have people joining to have lots of talents. We have nice foods, and many Italian paintings to learn about different cultures and have a joyful feast with them. Bernice’s Corner has work so many of videos that make kids laugh. Thanks to our Catholic school council and the Artknits team. We are so proud to make music for us, do other types of exports.

Our buffet is Asian and international. We have lots of food that you can try, and you can call it “The Taste Of Asia, and there are lots of types of food there! We have breakfast, lunch, and dinner in our nice buffet, and you can eat a hundreds of food that you like. Make your own style meal that you like or what you don’t like. Back in 1904, Fortanato made the first buffet at the Artknits in Italy, and serve International and Italian foods. In 1977, we have our second buffet in the Artknit’s Canadian headquarters. Today, we have lots of foods that you try, and the message is: “Don’t Be A Picky Eater!”

This day, we are going to Hong Kong to try a lots of Asian foods! It has a great taste, and it tastes like  the taste of Asia. Try Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and other stuff. Just like in Toronto Pearson airport like food for travel. People will try new things, and try tastes from other continents and countries. It is just like international cuisine!

Vernice is one of our friends that is in Bernice’s Corner. She was introduced in December 26, 2015 in Promenade Mall in Canada. In August of 2016, Vernice’s first journey is Black Creek Pioneer Village, and in May of 2016, We have published a new video with Vernice, it is called “Feeding Baby Lolaha.” Vernice has talents like music, art, gymnast, and a dancer. Born: Thornhill, Ontario, Canada December 26, 2015 Age: 4 Original Name: Alexi Occupation: Musican, Artist, Gymnast, and a Dancer. Years Active: 2016-Present

Did you know what our oldest book is look like? It is one of our oldest Artknits books in world that can talk about womens fashion, politics, issues, music, cooking, and other types of stuff. This book was one of Bernice’s Corner’s buddies, the oldest one, and that book has fashion magazine buddies like the fashion magazines that we have brought in Artknits Thornhill! The Uvennean Plates Book has 5 friends, and introduced to Bernice’s Corner in 2017. She has 12 full-coloured fashion illustrations in it, and called Godey’s Fashions Born: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. January 1, 1865 Age: 155 Original Name: Lady’s Book 1865 Orccupation: Musican, Doctor, Chef, Fashion, and Storyteller. Authors: Louis Godey & Sarah Hale Years Active: 1865-Present        

•Private Music Classes (Piano, Vocals, Violin, Harp, Accordian, Recorder, Music Theory, & The Drums Also) •Group Music Classes (Piano, Recorder, Drums, & Music Curriculum)

A design is a plan or specification for the construction of an object or system or for the implementation of an activity or process, or the result of that plan or specification in the form of a prototype, product or process. The verb to design expresses the process of developing a design.

The history of textbooks dates back to ancient civilizations. For example,  Ancient Greeks  wrote educational texts. The modern textbook has its roots in the mass production made possible by the printing press.  Johannes Gutenberg   himself may have printed editions of  Ars Minor , a schoolbook on Latin grammar by  Aelius Donatus . Early textbo oks were used by tutors and teachers (e.g. alphabet books), as well as by individuals who taught themselves. The Greek philosopher Plato lamented the loss of knowledge because the media of transmission were changing. Before the invention of the Greek alphabet 2,500 years ago, knowledge and stories were recited aloud, much like Homer's epic poems. The new technology of writing meant stories no longer needed to be memorized, a development Socrates feared would weaken the Greeks' mental capacities for memorizing and retelling. (Ironically, we know about Socrates' concerns only because they were written down by his student Plato in