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Cranach Dress - Complete
Hi all! I've been working on an early 16th century southern German (Saxony) noblewoman's dress for about three years and finally, FINALLY, finished it so ta da!
(You can see the full Flickr album of way too many photos: hereI went with a side-laced under-dress/kirtle; I suspect a front-laced is more likely but I wanted to experiment :) I found ( Read more... ) -
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New c13th frock, finished
https://opusanglicanum.wordpress.com/2015/03/22/finished-frock/
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Dusting off the cobwebs
Originally posted by bretheim at Dusting off the cobwebs
So after a little burst of recent productivity I found myself having altered four shirts for work and three pairs of trousers. After having lost nearly three stone over the last year it became painfully obvious that just putting another hole in my belt just wouldn't cut it. I'd end up looking like I'd ( Read more... ) -
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I posted some of the stages of this here las year, but only just got round to sorting out the finsihed pics (too busy wearing it)
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Early Tudor gown
http://opusanglicanum.wordpress.com/2014/06/07/pictures/
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The One-Week Tudor Kirtle
Cross-posted from my journal.
Sooooo...I made a Tudor kirtle in a week for a high-persona SCA event. It was madness. But I'm really happy with it! First of all, here are a couple of pictures from the event (Finchcock's Court), by Cat Lennox:
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Regency bodiced petticoat - Part 1
It's been months since I posted. Defended my dissertation in May, officially graduated in June, and have been looking for a postdoc or industry research position. In the meantime, I've been turning out Elizabethan corsets and working on Regency wear for myself ( Read more... )