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Nothing to report today, more draping, more handsewing. There appears to have been a postal snafu and a package is 3 weeks over due, so I may need to institute an emergency plan.
Posted in Ethereal Seamstress, Olalla Tristana
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Sew-a-polooza commenced!
As the einherjar await ragnarok, so we waited for this weekend! A full weekend of all the crafting and fun and it did not disappoint. Going into this weekend, we had sewn together the shift and the underdress with everything … Continue reading
Leather Belt Pouch
In the 14th century both men and woman used belt pouches. Woman usually had theirs hidden in the layers of their clothes. Men had a wide variety of pouches. Some were draw string bags while others had large leather pouches … Continue reading
Sunday 03/14 Post #3: The Last Layer Started
II. The Pellote A. The Materials: Fabric Choices The cutting and construction of this surcoat layer is more or less straightforward. I was not keen on going to stores at the time, so I had gone online to purchase fabric … Continue reading
Posted in Ethereal Seamstress, La Castellana Vieja
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Recreating a 1570’s English Gown- Ellynor Redpath Check in #5
Once I had completed all four panels of the gown, I whip stitched them together at the sides and shoulders. I also finished 4 more of the brooches I started last week, and applied them down the center front. With … Continue reading
Posted in Ellynor Redpath, Ethereal Seamstress
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A Busy Weekend
I finished card weaving the trim that is for my peplos-type gown, my under tunic and Nigels under tunic. With the trim finished I finished the peplos-type gown. My under tunic is finished except for hemming. I put trim on … Continue reading
Posted in Ethereal Seamstress, Family of the Plague
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Back in the Saddle
Well, loves, we are back on track. Silk doublet parts are as assembled as possible without ironing the essentials. I will be weaving the trim the rest of this evening and awaiting the arrival of the new iron tomorrow. A … Continue reading
Sunday 03/14 Post #2: Last of the Saya, and a Mention of the Underpinnings
2. Hemming the Liner, and Twill Tape Reinforcement The liner will be hemmed using the remaining twill tape. I attempted to use the machine for this, hoping against hope that it would work, but after one side panel was completed, … Continue reading
Button hole stitching.
I have been button hole stitching the edges to my camica before I pleat and smock it. It has taken me a lot longer than I thought.
Posted in Anjuili d’Foljambe, Ethereal Seamstress
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Bodice
Over the past few days I have focused on the bodice to my gown; getting the pattern made and cut out, applying the trim and beading the center piece. The beading is roughly based on the bodice piece in the … Continue reading
Posted in Anne Ridley, Ethereal Seamstress
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