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thecrookedhem.net
I'm a big fan of the Elbe Textiles aesthetic, so I bought the new Townsend Shirt pattern immediately when it launched. I've been wanting to make a shirt like this for a while, and with a quick hack to the front bodice, this pattern really delivered on my vision. In today's post, I'll discuss the... |
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blog.cyberdaze.org
Recently I have been considering the layering conundrum. The UK is having a cooler summer than we've had for the last few years, meaning that some sort of lightweight top layer is often required. And I have never got on with either cardigans or shawls. But back in covid lockdown time I made a big... |
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lifeisexamined.blogspot.com
Pattern: Helen's Closet Blackwood Cardigan (2017) Pattern Description: Fitted cardigan with extra long sleeves with a close fit around the ... |
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phoquess.com
It's not much of a tale, actually? I needed some petticoats. I made some petticoats. Mission accomplished. For these I used Truly Victorian 170, which has 4 slightly different views that suit looks from 1870-1897. I wanted two petticoats that would floof out my eventual 1890s Umbreon skirt, so I made View 2 (Natural Form... |
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