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| 1790s Gaulle. Drop-Front, made 2012 as a mock-up for another gown. Polyester taffeta, bodice lined in cotton muslin. Click Here for the listing. $75 |
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| 1860s "Dickens Fair" Victorian day dress. Made 2005, and well-loved. Poly/cotton jacquard, lined in cotton, hook n' eye closure with snaps and false buttons. Click Here for the listing. $95 |
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| Victorian capelet, made 2005. Polyester velvet, lined in polyester satin, trimmed with real up-cycled fur. Just the cape, the dress is separate. Click Here for the listing. $35 |
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I wish you were my size!
ReplyDeleteThat 1860s dress is so darling! It's like a "Country Christmas" party with your family. Maybe you'll have an excuse to make one in silk, now...?
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, I've got only one complete mid-Victorian in cotton, and another cotton on the boiler, but we all need a big plaid silk dress, right? Ooo, with a day bodice AND an evening bodice that can be switched, hehe, /inspired!
DeleteYou are just my size, but these sold before I had a chance to even see this blog post. Please sell more beautiful outfits!
ReplyDeleteThey sold really fast, I'm so surprised! (and flattered).
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