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Laura, I feel that way too (fish out of water) in certain eras - Regency for sure!

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Jenny! Yes, please come back to blogging! I love the things you sew and want to follow along! (Also, you…

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oh no! jump right in - there's a worldwide community ready to support 🙂

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Ah, I will write another blog post on where to wear these things, as a follow-up. It's a very good…

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Nope, not possible to have too many interests! I love the 1930s and 1950s the same as I love the…

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My era is 1730s to 1780 (but no later!) These are the projects I actually find myself finishing and then…

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I have not yet found my era, but I tend to like the Mid-Victorian and Renaissance. Next year will be…

On V288: How I “Found My Era” – Question n’ Answer

I'm too busy being intimidated by everything to sew anything.

On V288: How I “Found My Era” – Question n’ Answer

I guess my era is the 1950s/early 1960s. I've made sooo many vintage dresses from that era - I think…

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Sometimes I think I have too many interests. Is that possible? 😉 I love 1750s to 1770s as well as…

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