Scene in the Past

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Costume College - Sunday

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I was pretty worn out on Sunday. No wonder, with the late night! Once again I did not make it to the Sunday Undies breakfast, although I did...
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Friday, September 28, 2012

Costume College - Saturday - Gala

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Gala time! Getting dressed was a breeze compared to last year. We missed the red carpet arrival entirely!  This year, I had a few tricky m...
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Thursday, September 27, 2012

Clarification

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It was pointed out to me (by a very smart person!) that my post on home design and style came across pretty harshly toward a lot of popular...
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Costume College - Saturday - Daytime

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Saturday at Costume College has a bit of a different feel, at least to me.  Most people are looking ahead to the big show of the Gala that n...
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Friday, September 21, 2012

Pondering Construction on the Met Gown

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I mentioned last week that I'm participating in the Curtain-Along.  I'm going to use the red curtains, and try to reproduce this dr...
Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Bleh! or, What do I really like?

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I've just skimmed a bunch of home style/design blogs, and I have to say, I do not like the VAST majority of what I see. I don't li...
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Join the Curtain-Along!

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The blog got away from me! I've had a bunch of Real Life affairs come up.  Being a new and inexperienced "official" blogger, I...
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Greetings and saluations! My name is Ginger, and what I most love to sew is historical clothing. I got my start around 1997, when my family took up reenacting the American Civil War. Since then, my recreation interests have expanded forward to the vintage look, particularly the years 1935-1945, and backward into the Georgian period, roughly 1770 - 1820. My special love is for discovering the authentic construction, details, and accessories that really help me capture The Look of a particular period. In other words, making it a "Scene in the Past."
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