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tanitisis.com
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| | | | | For the last year or so an urge has been building. To make... not exactly a corset, not exactly stays, but a boned, fantasy bodice. A little mediaeval tavern wench, a little bit Ren Faire... and, let's face it, a lot cottagecore. I couldn't quite settle on a plan, however. What pattern? How historical do... | |
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freshfrippery.com
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| | | | | Years ago I made a black 1660s dress but wanted a more colorful one. I finally got my excuse to make one when my local costume guild decided to put on an event called "DuMasquerade," a dinner event celebrating the works of Alexander Dumas. I made a dress out of purple taffeta and wore a... | |
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newvintagelady.blogspot.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] Welcome to the blog of Norma Vie, a vintage sewing enthusiast focusing on the Stout (plus-sized) woman from the 1930s to 1940s. The blog features vintage patterns, sewing tips, and discussions on size and race in fashion. Repro patterns are available on Etsy. The blog has a rich history with posts dating back to 2010, including popular series like 'Stout Alteration Tricks' and 'The Vintage Pattern Primer.' The blog also includes personal projects, interviews, and a measurement chart for vintage sizing. | |
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janefriedman.com
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