Hmmm... is it top: 1920's, middle: 1780's, bottom: 1870's?
Middle is 1770s or 1780s, the bottom is 1870s or 80s, the top I'd say is 1890s, but the split…
I agree with Sharon P. Middle (1700s?), top(1800s?), bottom(1900s?). Very pretty shoes. 🙂
For helping with getting the stamped images to line up nicely you might consider getting a Stamp-a-ma-jig. I use it…
you should do the second one with gold or silver embrodiery on silk-- that way they can be dyed --
This is a guess but I'd say the middle shoe followed by the top shoe followed by the bottom shoe…
I don't know much about historical footwear but these are yummy!
Keep an eye on YWU in the next month or so......
Pocket hoops can be very useful when travelling as they concertina down flat, they are also quick to make! I…
Crazy how fashion has evolved, isn't it? I remember watching "The Duchess" with Kiera Knightley, wedding night scene (bless her…