The instructions on page 81 of the Autumn 2004 issue for Glenys Mann's ensemble, Morgana (featured on page 64), were incorrect. Following are the correct instructions:

Morgana
Glenys Mann
Tamworth, NSW, Australia

Morgana consists of four pieces: hat, top, skirt, and bustle. The hat was reconstructed from an old found hat. The artist removed the brim and attached a large circle of hand-dyed orange tulle that has had nylon pipe encased into the edge. The tulle was then gathered and arranged onto the crown of the head. "Four elegant feathers were sewn onto the nylon pipe to add a bit of class," says Glenys. The top is made from "Mannmaid Felt," a technique that the artist invented. She makes felt by using wool yarn, water-soluble medium and the sewing machine. "It is a very lacy felt and extremely light," she says. The felt was then attached onto a bodice of an old found black frock. "I use a lot of recycled clothes in my work as a support to the outer garment," adds Glenys. The skirt is made of many layers of multi-colored tulle cut in triangular shapes and attached onto a black band. The base of the skirt consists of layers of black tulle. The bustle consists of pieces of beaded Mannmaid Felt, and has a machine-embroidered band attached around the waist. "In this image, it's a bit difficult to see the machine embroidery," admits the artist. Another large circle of hand-dyed orange tulle with nylon tubing sewn into the edge was rouched and added to the side of the bustle. Feathers and sequins were added to give a bit more sparkle. "This piece, along with 10 other of my pieces, have just returned from a wearable art' performance in Dubai," says Glenys.