That's some really neat stuff! I never heard about the colour associations from Revolutionary France outside of the obvious red,…
On V94: The Significance of Color in Revolutionary France
I've thought about color in terms of "did this color exist during the time I am sewing for". Hot pink…
On V94: The Significance of Color in Revolutionary France
Thank you for sharing! Very intresting post (:
On V94: The Significance of Color in Revolutionary France
When I hear the name Adelina, I think of a 1830s satin slipper. Something perhaps seen at a ball, with…
On V93: Finding Inspiration Anew
Sewing willy-nilly; I've done that, and I think it's how I work best, too. I did that a few years…
On V93: Finding Inspiration Anew
Good idea. Don't restrict yourself, just have fun 🙂
On V93: Finding Inspiration Anew
You might be interested in the post I wrote yesterday: http://buttonbasket.blogspot.com/2012/04/reenacting.html I made a similar decision about my 18th Century…
On V93: Finding Inspiration Anew
Fabulous parade of pictures there. Colour isn't something I've thought much about in that way, thank you for sparking some…
On V94: The Significance of Color in Revolutionary France
Absolutely! You could lose your head if you were caught wearing the wrong stuff, secretly harboring a black or white…
On V94: The Significance of Color in Revolutionary France
Marion, you are right! That's one of the convoluted things about the Revolutionary code of dress - for instance, Parisian…
On V94: The Significance of Color in Revolutionary France