Scene in the Past

Monday, January 28, 2013

Historical Sew Fortnightly #2: UFO

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Un-Finished Object: Ruffled 1780s Handkerchief I can't help feeling a little bit like I punted for this challenge. My UFO was alread...
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18th Century Underpinnings

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I want to show you some of the undies I made last year, in preparation for the DFWCG Georgian Picnic. I'd made a pink wool gown for Cost...
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Friday, January 25, 2013

A New Project

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I've finished the UFO for the next Historical Sew Fortnightly challenge. The post for that will be coming soon; I got thrown off my pos...
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Historical Sew Fortnightly #1: Bi/Tri/Quadri/Quin/Sex/Septi/Octo/Nona/Centennial

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Otherwise known as: What would reasonably still be in use by year XX13? My costuming plans for this year include projects from the 1790s i...
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Sunday, January 13, 2013

Historical Sew Fortnightly #0: Starting Simple

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Before I even considered taking up the challenge, I had accomplished a minor, but fiddly, annoying, and tedious alteration.  It is also very...
Monday, January 7, 2013

Throwing My Bonnet into the Ring: The Historical Sew Fortnightly Challenge

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I’ve never participated in a challenge or sew-along before.   Some are too time-intensive (Sew Weekly), some are very timing-specific (m...
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Monday, December 10, 2012

Material!

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Before I talk about materials for this dress, I'm going to take a quick detour into my Philosophy of Costuming. I got into costuming...
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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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