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thedreamstress.com
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| | | | | The Idea and Inspiration: A collaboration with the divine Mrs C to create Lady Maude Warrender's 1909-1910 laurel themed evening gown from Janet Arnold's Patterns of Fashion 1860-1940. The gown fit perfectly into my Pompeii to Paris project, and with Mrs C doing the detailed embellishment, tackling the gown was feasible. Fabric and Materials: Ivory silk charmeuse lined with cream cotton voile, with linen bodice lining for the underdress. Bodice boned with featherweight boning. Overdress of cotton/rayon net in gold and dyed black. Laurel embellishments of gold organza and embroidery floss. Sash and trim of silk and rayon blend velvet. Research and Resources: Janet Arnold's Patterns of Fashion 1860-1940 Jordan Bently's research on the original dress The D... | |
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upsewlate.blogspot.com
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| | | | | Late nights sewing a fashionable wardrobe. Vogue, vintage, Big 4 or Indie patterns and beautiful fabrics. Honest, fun pattern reviews and cool photos. | |
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corecouture.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I'm always far behind with the fashion trends - this particular one by 4,000 years! The Japanese have kimono, the Americanshave poncho and the Northern Europeans have Bog Coats - all of them are the simplest of shapes, straight line cut, easy sewing and minimal waste. I suppose in the days when you had to... | |
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www.andreaschewedesign.com
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| | | So, I'mstill trying to make myself a thing per month this year. I wanted to try out a few things ... and did them all while making this jumpsuit. I wanted to paint with the fabric inks I bought... | ||
