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	Bone (corsetry) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In corsetry, a bone is one of the rigid parts of a corset that forms its frame, gives it rigidity, and helps to shape the wearer's body.
		Ivory was another luxury material used for the centre front bone, which was known as the busk.
		Bones, and the substances used for the purpose, are often generically called boning.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bone_(corsetry) (138 words)

	Corsetry Hardware
		Boning comes in many different kinds and flexibilities, and for new corset makers it can be very confusing to choose the correct type for the project at hand.
		This means sewing one bone with the curl of the boning curving in toward your body and the next bone with the curl curving out.
		Mainly this boning is used for authenticity, not support, so if you’re looking to make an accurate recreation do your research and make sure the boning you’re using is correct for the time and shape you’re trying to achieve.
	www.costumebeginner.com /corsets/hardware.htm (4338 words)

	bone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bone refers either to a hardened connective tissue or to one of the individual structures, or organs, into which it is formed, found in many animals.
		Use a sharp boning knife and angle the blade toward the bone to avoid tearing or nicking the flesh.
		Bone is living, growing tissue – made mostly of collagen, a protein that provides a soft framework, and calcium phosphate, a mineral that adds strength and hardens the framework.
	dict.vocamania.com /bone.aspx (1096 words)

	A Mini Dictionary of Corset Terminology - Corsets and Crinolines
		Rustproof Boning: Before stainless steel, women in the late 19th and early 20th century had problems with the stays in their corsets rusting.
		Another use for the busk hook was for those who tied the excess ends of the corset lace around their waist, to anchor it underneath the hook to stop it from digging in and wearing the fabric at the waist.
		Cording provides a firm yet flexible alternative to traditional boning and was often used as a "healthy" alternative in 19th century corsets.
	www.corsetsandcrinolines.com /tidbits.php?index=10 (1255 words)

	bone - Idioms - by the Free Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Reduced to its bare bones, the theory states that animals adapt to suit their surroundings.
		if something you say or write is close to the bone, it is close to the truth in a way that may offend someone.
		The main bone of contention was deciding who would take care of the children after the divorce.
	idioms.thefreedictionary.com.cob-web.org:8888 /bone (850 words)

	FunnyStrange.com: bone casings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bone casings, as you might guess, are the tubes of fabric that you put the boning in.
		A normal person would buy a few yards of bone casing, cut it to the needed lengths, and be done with it.
		Of course the bone casings all have to be exactly the same width.
	www.ovenall.com /diary/archives/002224.php (379 words)

	ddddd
		By 1965, Twilfit had dropped the 'girdle' word entirely from their catalogue unless the construction of zips, bones and hooks demands that one 'bites the bullet' and admits that, indeed, this is a girdle and nothing you can call it will persuade one otherwise.
		Ideally, the corset bones lie in casings that allow silent movement as the wearer goes about he life, however, if the corset is too tight, and the bone cannot move freely, it will creak as it slides and sticks.
		On the inside of the garment, and typical of so many continental manufacturers, the bone casings are tipped with cloth or leather at their ends.
	www.corsetiere.net /Spirella/problems.htm (7306 words)

	ooBdoo
		Bone (corsetry), a rigid vertical rib that gives a corset its shape and rigidity
		Bones (drummer), the original drummer with punk rock outfit The Anti-Nowhere League
		Bone state, an Indonesian state, existing from 1350 to 1960
	www.oobdoo.com /wikipedia/?title=Bones (257 words)

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		Whilst inspecting the recently arrived French corsetry, I was struck once again by that country's passion for the colour blue.
		These bones cannot be too long otherwise the lower ends will dig into the wearer's thighs when she sits down.
		Spirella even incorporated a moveable front bone in their measuring garments, so that the corsetiere could easily determine the correct length to what was called 'the crease'.
	www.corsetiere.net /Spirella/French3.htm (913 words)

	bone comics - 3rd comic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		BoneÂ® and all Bone Stuff is copyrighted by Jeff Smith and or Cartoon Books or Image Comics.
		I've read the Bone comics up to the point that the great cow race ends on, and I have to say they really are amazing.
		Their recent adaptation of the first issue of Jeff Smith's Bone comics, Out From Boneville, is made with the endearing spirit of a fan.
	comic.isesmens.info /dir2/bone-comics.html (528 words)

	Yahoo! GeoCities Corsets and boning
		Possibly you was a child or pupil, very young, when you learned the bone not only as parts of skeleton men + animal (whale), but custom made in use for supporting ladies' shape, to cinch their waist, to push up their bust, to inforce position and provide curves be curvy as curves can be.
		One group of people become emphasized for their lifetime with corsets, tight lacing and boning, these gentlemen loving women for their corsets or others, who are impulsed to wear corsets with strong boning for theirselves.
		Viewing descriptions of corsetry in English cataloges leads to the result: All the corsets "with" are "with boning, with bones".
	www.geocities.com /pob654/corsets-boning.html (1620 words)

	FRENCH PRISONER OF WAR STYLE BONE MODEL SAIL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Presented is a recreation of French Prisoner-of-War Bone Model having the characteristics of a French North Sea Herring Boat as was crafted by a French Prisoner-of-War incarcerated by the British in Dartmoor Prison 1775-1825.
		Bone ivory is used for tiller, gaff spar, deckhouse, hatches, and skylights.
		HISTORY OF BONE SHIP MODEL ART: The art of French-Prisoner-of-War Models like this were made from dried and bleached mutton bones from their meals, whalebone ivory and ‘Dieppe Ivory’.
	www.antiqnet.com /detail,french-prisoner-war,532662.html (348 words)

	Welcome to Bandeau Boudoir
		They have borrowed from the design of suspension bridges, supplying vertical supports of wire or bone that are similar to a bridge's piers.
		The structural members act much like shoring timbers used in coal mines except that the retaining member is angled down and in against the rib cage rather than out and away.
		Plastics are rarely used in place of wires and bones because those that resist the heat of the wearer's body generally are too costly for mass production.
	www.firstpr.com.au /show-and-tell/corsetry-1/nanas/engineer.html (1814 words)

	FunnyStrange.com: boning and bone casing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		OK, after the grommet problem was resolved next up was the boning and bone casings.
		There are two kinds of boning used in corsetry: white steel and spiral steel.
		Most of the boning in a typical corset is 1/4" wide, but I lucked out and also got 10 yards of 1/2" wide because they sent me the wrong thing.
	www.ovenall.com /diary/archives/002427.php (769 words)

	Mode Historique - Historical Costuming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mostly, these questions come from people who are new to the joys of period corsetry and who are looking for cheap, effective and reasonable alternatives to suit whatever their needs are.
		Research is sketchy about whether or not this was actually used in corsets and bodices in the 16th century, but there is solid evidence of hemp rope being used to stiffen petticoats from the mid-16th century(1).
		Metal boning comes in a variety lengths and widths and is typically referred to as "spring steel".
	www.modehistorique.com /elizabethan/boningtypes.html (2368 words)

	ARMSTRONG BREECH LOADER BONE CANNON REPLICA
		Some forms of bone are also referred to as Dieppe Ivory, is a remembrance of times long past.
		Whalebone was a common commodity in England at the time it was a softer material to carve than bone it was used for corsetry and button manufacturer.
		After burial the wind and rain soon eroded the sodden peat and the animals grazing on the land, especially pigs began to expose the bones of the men buried there.
	www.antiqnet.com /detail,armstrong-breech-loader,763197.html (827 words)

	Boning and Corsetry
		1/2" cotton, tubular bone casing fits 1/4" bones.
		Cotton coutil in a herringbone weave, used in corsetry since the Victorian age.
		For hoop skirts, but can also be used in place of boning in corsets for the strongest support.
	www.habermanfabrics.com /scart/Boning_and_Corsetry.htm (212 words)

	Boning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Bone (corsetry) 5: d for the purpose, are often generically called ''boning ''.
		History of corsets 217: d, straight busk and inflexible bone (corsetry)boning.
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	www.super8filmmaking.com /tail/45427-boning.html (246 words)

	Early Corsets from Cretan to 17th Century - Fashion History
		The patterns on the corsets showed the placement of the chosen support and were elongated after a trend set by the boyish figure of Queen Elizabeth I. Farthingale Petticoats
		A corset or a boned lining supported the shaping of the bodice which after 1620 had a higher waistline and a longer stomacher.
		Then the boned section was once more thought of as stays and considered an undergarment.
	fashion-era.com /early_corsetry.htm (1243 words)

	ROMANTASY Corsetry Web Journal
		Basically, your long bones must have stopped growing, which is generally thought to occur about age 18.
		Although most growth in bone size and strength occurs during childhood, according to Craig Kliger writing for webmd.com, "What Factors Are Involved in Building and Maintaining Skeletal Health Throughout Life?," bone accumulation is not completed until the third decade of life, after the cessation of linear growth.
		Bone mass attained early in life is perhaps the most important determinant of life-long skeletal health.
	www.romantasy.com /cyboutique/Newsletter/newsletter10_02.html (4335 words)

	Seattle designers' tight-fitting business expands
		Although corsets -- the laced-up garments reinforced with bone, metal or plastic stays depending on the era -- faded from everyday fashion early in the 20th century, they remain in demand for theater and opera.
		With plays by Ibsen and Chekhov in perpetual production and operas ever in need of period costumes and their necessary corsets, theater costume designs were an important part of Davis and Kaufman's business.
		The Judith is the most heavily boned style made by Period Corsets.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /lifestyle/133927_corsets.html (1035 words)

	Farthingales Costume and Corset Supply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		bone casing 17 mm(5/8 in) white (fits 8 mm bone)
		SPIRAL BONES BY THE METER 1/4 in (6 mm)
		spiral bones 7/16 in (11 mm) BY THE METRE
	www.costume-and-corset-supply.com /prices.php (414 words)

	Stay - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A guy-wire, used to support a radio mast.
		Stay = bone; steel in clothes see: Bone (corsetry)
		A type of corset, handmade and all corsets before 1860 was stays, because 'corset' is a French word.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Stay (224 words)

	CORSET MAKING SUPPLIES: Corset supplies at great prices!
		Invaluable to have around the workroom for the inevitable piece of boning or busk that needs to be cut to size.
		Cotton double sided tubular casing to enclose white bone or spiral boning.
		We find this to be the most ideal and easy way to secure your boning...
	www.corsetmaking.com /supplies.html (570 words)

	ANTIQUE VICTORIAN R&G HOURGLASS CORSET - Corsets & Crinolines UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A white coutil corset with white sateen bone casings made by the RandG (Roth and Goldschmidt) corset company (South Norwalk, Connecticut).
		The corset is boned with flexible watchspring but has narrow whalebones at the high, heart shaped bust for extra support.
		It has rust spots on the front and on the busk, a bone casing at the bottom front has become unstitched and the Barmen trim at the top has light wear from use.
	www.corsetsandcrinolines.com /item.php?item=1392 (263 words)

	linen corset
		Natural glazed linen, plain muslin lining, linen and cotton threads, cotton cording, cotton twill binding tape, bone eyelets, two baleen stays, steel busk with kid leather cover.
		Completely hand stitched, these stays have cotton cording inserted into the narrow channels to give structure to the undergarment.
		Several unusual features of this early 19th century corset include the long double bust gussets, protruding bone eyelets, baleen stays at center back and the original leather-covered steel busk.
	www.antique-lace.com /LadiesUndress/2387/2387.htm (98 words)

	Training corset - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Corsets worn for tightlacing are sometimes called training corsets, probably because of tightlacing's alternative names of "waist training" and "corset training".
		As tightlacers usually want to achieve and maintain a significant alteration in their body shape, the corsets used are stronger and more rigid, which requires a corset made of stronger fabric (leather is sometimes used) and with less flexible boning.
		Flat steel boning allows firm control with ease of movement.
	links.nextforum.net.cob-web.org:8888 /Training_corset (932 words)

	Metroactive Music \| The Rock Show
		Maybe it's because most people were agape at the sheer variety of flesh and corsetry on display.
		But then again, "There ain't no party like a Bone Thug party, cause a Bone Thug party don't stop." Or something like that.
		Bizzy Bone, Layzie Bone, Wish Bone and Krayzie Bone are still one the road, seemingly unfazed by the 11-year sentence that Flesh-N-Bone is still serving for pulling an AK on a friend back in 2000.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/cruz/12.14.05/rockshow-0550.html (699 words)

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