Cynthia and her husband both posted their Flickr sets (Christopher's are a selection of Cynthia's, punched up for color).
I
loved every single pic! And it made me happy all over again to see
them.
Look at this one - it's our group shot. And we posed in chronological order. As you do.
Here are a few more pics from Cynthia and Christopher:
Costumes, accessories, jewelry, and art, made and bought. But not for sale!
Monday, November 19, 2012
Pumpkin Tea group shot
One more Pumpkin Tea update, since Stephanie just posted the group shot she took and I wanted to post it!
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Sunday, November 18, 2012
Georgian Picnic
I was lucky enough to be able to attend the Dallas Forth Worth Costume Guild's Georgian picnic. We had a gorgeous day and everyone looked wonderful. It was so fun to see new and old friends, and especially to meet Merja, who came all the way out from Finland.
Here are some pictures. Full set here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/maggie42/sets/72157632046555318/
Here are some pictures. Full set here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/maggie42/sets/72157632046555318/
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Regency Peacock Sari drawstring gown
I made something else! I had this silk sari in my stash for a while - it has embroidered peacocks all over it and gold stamping. I thought it would be really cute as a little simple drawstring dress. The fabric is slightly stiff and a little bit sheer. (I also washed it before using it.)
I didn't put my stays on the form again, but here are a few quick pictures of it! (Also, it's kind of a blue purple, but the pics came out a little redder or yellower than it is in real life.)
I didn't put my stays on the form again, but here are a few quick pictures of it! (Also, it's kind of a blue purple, but the pics came out a little redder or yellower than it is in real life.)
Regency drawstring dress for Mom
I don't think I ever posted about this. I don't often sew for other people but I wanted to make my Mom a dress to wear for costume events. I decided to do a drawstring gown since it is at least adjustable. I did one fitting with a muslin and just had to run with it. The fit could be better in the shoulder/sleeve, but it's not bad for a first effort!
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