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Issues Overcome
This is the first garment which I’ve made a pattern for. Help was given by Lord Bartholomew Sharpe. I’m very happy I remembered which piece to cut in half and which NOT to cut on the fold. I was considering … Continue reading
Posted in Ethereal Seamstress, I Sew T-Tunics
Tagged Creating Pattern, Lots of Fabric, Main Skirt
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March 18, 2021 – Adulting is Hard ….
My apologies for not posting this last week. I had hoped that by ignoring a specific medical issue it would somehow just go away …. but with my background in Biology I really should have know better. Oh well – … Continue reading
Posted in Ethereal Seamstress, Fallon's Folly
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under the weather
sorry all I have been dealing with my spring cold and don’t have anything to show or post about today. I will do a double post over the weekend. Eleanor
Gown is (almost) Finished
The past few days I have been working on the sleeves and finishing up the rest of the gown. I have it pretty much done. All I have left now is the trim on the skirt and the lacing on … Continue reading
Posted in Anne Ridley, Ethereal Seamstress
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3.18 Bit by Bit
Monday, 3/15: More embroidery. Finally finished with the white shirt and moving on to other parts. I’ve started the taf’ja embroidery, copying a chaplet from the traceable heraldry series. Not 100% accurate but my own heraldry has a chaplet of … Continue reading
Progress
I have been working hard on documentation, embroidery, and weaving. Here are some pictures of my weaving. Shawl 1, to small, shawl 2 I am happy with
Posted in Carmelina Fauteux, Ethereal Seamstress
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The Underdress!
What’s so exciting about an underdress? Keyhole neckline, extra-long sleeves to ruche up, ankle length w/ wide gores for fullness, no big deal right? Wrong, and it’s all St Hugo’s fault! See, a couple years ago, I came across this … Continue reading
Posted in Ethereal Seamstress, The Power of One
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Golden (C-S-R) Sewers – The hat begins to take shape.
Aimée is working on the hat. We have decided that the hat consists of three layers: a truncated henin, a veil, and a transparent cap. We are still working on our options for the veil. The picture has it in … Continue reading
Golden (C-S-R) Sewers – update on construction
Still working to get the bodice fitting right. I’m getting pretty close. (I look haggard! Oh well.) The neckline of the chemise has gotten its detailing. Two mm, black silk, gros grain ribbon was pulled through on a yarn needle. … Continue reading
Golden (C-R-S) the hat
I think I’ve found the cloth needed for the starched headdress – Dhaka muslin. Unfortunately, the plant and the techniques are extinct. I doubt I could afford it anyway. In the Regency period, “a yard of Dhaka muslin fetched prices … Continue reading