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Who is Julie youngberg drozdov?
She is the ex-wife of former WWF superstar Droz and wife of former WWE Superstar Shannon Moore and will be turning 39 this year she and her sister Terry are Seamstresses for WWE and are from Chicago, IL, USA
How did people make there clothes in the 13th century?
The Victorian era overlapped the industrial revolution. Prior to the industrial revolution, clothing was homemade or made by tailors and seamstresses. By the end of the Victorian era, the majority of clothing was factory made.
How do you say i know what i am talking about?
I know what I am talking about.
Did Goku know about his father?
no he doesen,t know
Does Davis Cleveland know an Emma?
Ynot that i know of
When was Prague Seamstresses created?
Prague Seamstresses was created on 1929-11-29.
Who are the seamstresses in The Bible?
Dorcas
Who are the seamstress?
Seamstresses make and repair clothing.
What kind of math do seamstresses use?
measuring fabric and such?
What did seamstresses do in World War 1?
they stoped stress
Who depended on silversmiths?
Merchants of the general store and seamstresses.
What were working class women most likely to be?
seamstresses
Do seamstresses make a lot of money of each jersey?
yes
What kinds of job did working-class women hold?
seamstresses
What did seamstresses wear?
Simple, everyday attire. Basic dress with a basic bonnet, nothing fancy. Colonial seamstresses were however known for creating the latest fashions among the wealthier classes of people.
How many seamstresses would it take to do the work of one sewing machine?
Oh, dude, let me break it down for you. So, like, one sewing machine can do the work of multiple seamstresses, right? I mean, you'd need a whole army of seamstresses to match the speed and precision of a single sewing machine. It's like comparing a tortoise to a Ferrari, man.
What is the history of Seattle seamstresses and their impact on the local community?
Seattle seamstresses have a long history of contributing to the local community through their skilled craftsmanship and entrepreneurial spirit. Since the early days of the city's development, seamstresses have played a vital role in creating clothing and textiles for residents and businesses. Their work has not only provided essential goods but has also helped shape the fashion industry in Seattle. Additionally, many seamstresses have been active in advocating for workers' rights and fair labor practices, making a lasting impact on the community.
