I'm desperately racking my brains to see if I've ever exasperatedly slid from "there are no solid cottons I'm aware…
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
Thank you, really enjoyed this post, and the accompanying photos. My main issue right now is that I know a…
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
Amazing. The sewing is so backwards.
On 1880s Wool Ensemble – The Bodice and Finished Outfit
Well said. I very much enjoyed your post. Each day can reveal something new about our ancestors. They have been…
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
Preach it lady!
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
I have been told by MANY at events that women in the 18thC did not have pierced ears...
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
I think you hit the nail on the head. It is also possible that the reason you don't see a…
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
The thing that always amazes me about historical recreation in clothing is that the percentage of clothes to have survived…
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
Yassss. Because the opposite end of the spectrum--and equally problematic--is the "I can document ONE SINGLE EXAMPLE and therefore it…
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming
I recently got in an all out war over the authenticity of an 18th century black based floral jacket I…
On The Problem with “Always” and “Never” in Historical Costuming