February 6, 2012
Me, if I were born 100 years earlier…
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Posted in 1910s, 1912 AZ Centennial Outfit, 20th century, Recreating History |
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December 2, 2011
The boys at the “school” display
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September 2, 2011
I have been making variations of the Girls’ Regency Dress from Sensiblity.com
Which are your favorites and why?
Click on any picture to see the listing in my Zibbet shop!
Tan, Blue, and Pink Jumper or Sundress
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August 31, 2011
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August 30, 2011
L-R Me, in the featured outfit, Moriah wearing a circle skirt I made for the occassion, Bethany in a skirt that I wore when I was smaller than she is, and mom in one of my signature wrap skirts
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May 10, 2011
News flash! I entered this outfit in the ASG/Simplicity Creativity Contest and have gotten to the top 5 nationally! I need votes to progress, and if you’d like to vote just click here ((Voting now closed))
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September 18, 2010
Inspiration: the Make It With Wool competition, the wool yardage I had been given and lots of fashion plates, cdvs and pictures of original garments.
I based the jacket mainly off of this one, notice the sleeve shape and embroidery in particular
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May 26, 2010
My little brothers Daniel and Joshua got to wear their “new” clothes to the reenactment in Payon last April. (more pictures on my blog!) Daniel (the older one, with longer hair and pants) helped sew his outfit on my c. 1920 treadle sewing machine! Joshua wore Daniel’s old out-grown outfit. More description on the way!
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March 15, 2010
Inspiration: Silk ribbon given to me by a friend and all the beautiful silk ribbon projects I’ve seen
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