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Costume-Con 4

Date: 03/14/2006
Size: 3 items (102 items total)
Science Fiction/Fantasy Masquerade

Album: Science Fiction/Fantasy Masquerade

Date: 03/14/2006
Size: 32 items
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Historical Masquerade

Album: Historical Masquerade

Date: 03/14/2006
Size: 30 items
Views: 10066
Fashion Show

Album: Fashion Show

Date: 03/14/2006
Size: 37 items
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Conference Dates: May 23-26, 1986
Chair: Co-Chairs: Drew Sanders & Kathy Sanders
City: Pasadena
State: California
Venue: The Pasadena Hilton, Pasadena, CA
Membership Fees: Starting at $15, ending at $25
Attending Membership: (214 Prereg)
Convention Committee:

  • Co-Chairpersons: Drew Sanders & Kathy Sanders
  • Treasurer: Bruce Pelz
  • Hotel Liason: Patrice Cook
  • Historical Masquerade and Programming: Victoria Ridenour, Adrian Butterfield ‡
  • Programming Consultant: Mela Hoyt-Hayden
  • Fashion Show: F. W. Evans
  • Operations: Micheal O'Larte
  • Dealers/Exhibit Room: Bobbi Armbruster
  • Photographer: Al Gillen
  • Videographer: White Light Video
  • Science Fiction Masquerade: Kathy Sanders
  • General Consultant: Astrid Anderson Bear
  • Procurement Officer: Bob Null
  • Registration: Danise Deckert
  • Hospitality Suite: Marjii Ellers ‡

Program and Participants: Friday Programs:
  • WIGS, HOW TO CARE FOR AND DRESS (Styling and care of that all important finishing touch.): Donna Wisely, Victoria Ridenour
  • ELECTRONICS (Simple instructions on how to build those gosh-wow-zowie-show-stopping special effects.): Rusty Dawe, Jamie Hanrahan
  • MASQUERADES - AN OPEN FORUM (Listen in as the experts explain to the novices the difference between running a small masquerade and a large one.): Marty Gear, Patrice Cook (?), Denice Girardeau, Karen Turner, Kelly Turner ‡
  • SCROUNGING (Have you always wondered how people can find all those odds and ends that make up a wonderful costume? Come find out how the experts scrounge!): David Joiner, Carolyn Martz, Angelique Trouvere
  • BEADING (A demonstration and hands on workshop for making fringe and tassles; also how to's on the beaded earrings so popular now.): Kathy Sanders, Aimee Hartlove
  • Regency Ball
  • Cosmic Bazaar

Saturday Programs:
  • FITTING, TAILORING AND ADAPTING A PATTERN (An in depth workshop, with detailed, personal instruction in these important areas of construction.): Adrian Butterfield ‡, Victoria Ridenour
  • FOOTWEAR (A demo on how to redesign existing shoes to fit specific purposes.): Carolyn Martz
  • COLOR AND COSTUMERS (A system for deciding your best season and what your color palette is.): Bjo Trimble
  • PRESENTATIONS WORKSHOP (Let the experts walk you through award winning productions, and show you how to create your own. With videos of past winners. WEAR COMFORTABLE CLOTHES!): Alison Dayne Frankel, Robin Schindler, Janet Wilson, Angelique Trouvere
  • QUILTING, TRIM APPLICATION, APPLIQUE AND SEQUINS (How to's and tips for the smooth application of trims.): Barb Schofield, Jacqui Ward
  • HOW TO MAKE A LIFE MASK (An actual demonstration of how to create a life mask. One lucky person gets to have their face encased in plaster!): Ed Kline, David Joiner
  • SILK PAINTING (A work shop where you'll actually get to make your own sample!): Textile Resources

Sunday Programs:
  • SPANDEX (A demo on fitting jumpsuits.): Kathy Sanders
  • HISTORICAL UNDERPINNINGS (Find out why the underpinnings are the most important part of historical dressing.): Rosemary Bonner, Carolyn Martz
  • DESIGNING FOR SPECIFICS (Learn how to design costumes appropriate for specific characters and/or body types through the use of color, line and fabric. The class also includes analysis of character through clothing.): Janet Wilson, Fran Evans
  • THE TOTAL HISTORICAL LOOK (How to put all the separate pieces together and properly accessorize them.): Rosemary Bonner, Victoria Ridenour

Monday Programs:
  • PAPIER MACHE HARDWARE (A demonstration of the materials and tecniques for making lightweight and durable helmets, armor and hardware. This will be a hands on workshop, plus slide show. THE DEMO MAY BE MESSY, WEAR OLD CLOTHES!!!!): Jay Hartlove, Adrian Butterfield ‡
  • BOBBIN LACE (A demo and hands on workshop in the age-old art of Bobbin Lace.): Marilyn Niven, Cheryl Chapman
  • Business Meeting
  • HOW TO WORK WITH PLASTICS (Learn how to bend, shape, mold and work with various plastics.): David Joiner
  • AUDIO DEMO (A lecture and demonstration on how to get the best sound possible for your masquerade presentation cassette.): Craig Jones (?)
  • MILLINERY - A BUCKRAM DEMO (A demo on how to use buckram and wire to make a sturdy and professional looking hat frame with tips on how to cover and decorate the frame.): Mela Hoyt-Hayden


Publications Contents: (The CC Archives do not include any CC4 Progress Reports. If you have copies of the Progress Reports and you are willing to donate them, please contact the Costume-Con Archivist.)

Program Book (32 pages including cover, large format):
  • Costume-Con #, Dates, Hotel, City and State
  • Committee, Index, Advertisers
  • Words from the Chair
  • Official Photographer, Masquerade Video
  • Science Fiction Masquerade Rules
  • Historical Masquerade Rules
  • Program Schedule
  • Panels
  • Panelists (Bios)
  • Hotel, Weapons Policy
  • Restaurants
  • City Map
  • Members
  • Paid Advertising, Art Credits

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