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  • Introducing “Highbury” Dyeable Satin Regency Flat – Pre-Order April 1st!

    April 1, 2013

    I’m excited to be presenting our new dyeable Regency shoe, Highbury.  I’ve been working on this one for quite some time, getting the shape just right, and finding the best dyeable fabric…

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  • Regency Shoes – Delightful Flats

    March 13, 2013

    I’m a little in love with Regency right now, can you tell?  I’ve got new duds for both myself and Mr. C to do, but we’re also prepping a new Regency shoe…

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  • Problem Solving with Regency Stays

    March 11, 2013

    Boobs are such an issue in the Regency. Seriously, they’re just in such *weird* places! Naturally, or rather unnaturally, we as costumers want to try to achieve these, um, heights, and do…

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  • Bright Yellow Regency Gowns

    March 1, 2013

    …because there’s never enough yellow in my life! I have to admit that Regency isn’t my period, so when it came time to look for inspiration for something to wear to Maggie…

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  • Men’s Regency Inspiration

    March 1, 2013

    I’ve been a bag blogger, I know! It’s just that, well you know how it goes – brain fried with all kinds of in-progress projects, future projects, crazy stuff happening. My “big”…

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  • Upcoming 2013 Projects

    February 22, 2013

    I don’t quite know how this happened, but I sat down to figure out what I need to sew this year, and suddenly realized there’s…quite a lot of it!…and I keep remembering…

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  • V330: Shoes to Get Excited About in 2013

    December 7, 2012

    Two thousand and twelve is drawing to a close, but that brings excitement for the coming year!  I have already been designing and planning my little heart out, and researching the bazoozles…

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  • V284: A Visit To Montpelier, Home of James and Dolley Madison

    October 11, 2012

    Today we visited the gorgeous home of James and Dolley Madison, Montpelier.  It differed greatly from Monticello, in grounds as well as architecture, though Jefferson had a hand in the final Madison…

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  • V246: My Regency Papillote Curls

    September 2, 2012

    After seeing this wonderful little video on how to use your flatiron and tissue paper to make 18th century and Regency “papillote” curls, I was itching to give it a try…  So…

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  • V244: Modeling Regency at the Nevada Museum of Art

    August 31, 2012

    Hi all!  A couple nights ago I modeled for the historical costume painting class at the Nevada Museum of Art. I wore one of my favorite outfits, a Regency gown given to…

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  • V133: Astoria, Oregon, and Regency Ladies

    May 13, 2012

    You know what’s coming … “I’m on a BOAT!” well…sortof…. Ahoy, from Astoria, Oregon!  Today Carolyn and I spent a lovely afternoon strolling around this quaint little seaside town, touring the stunning…

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  • V119: Are Sequins Period Accurate?

    April 28, 2012

    The Met: toque (hat), 1915 The short answer is YES! I’ve heard this question come up a couple of times, in regard to using sequins on our Titanic gowns.  Sequins are not…

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  • V102: A Quick-n-Dirty Regency Spencer

    April 11, 2012

    The other day I thought I’d pop down to the thrift store and find a little blazer to cut up and make into a functional, although not historically accurate, Spencer jacket. I…

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  • V82: How To Decorate Pemberley Regency Shoes Like It’s 1789

    March 22, 2012

    As of late I’ve been inspired by that interesting transitional period in women’s dress, around the end of the 1780s and into the 1790s.  Many things changed – the waistline of gowns,…

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  • Dress-Up Christmas Party at Liz & Warren’s

    December 23, 2011

    A couple nights ago, we went to Liz and Warren’s Christmas party.  All costumes were welcome, so there was an array of periods, from Regency to Civil War to Steampunk.  There was…

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  • Regency Open Robe Refitting

    December 21, 2011

    I like fixing things, although you’d think I’d just do them right the first time, lol. Last year I made an emerald green open robe, from the infamous Janet Arnold pattern.  It…

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  • A Regency Gown Remodel

    December 8, 2011

    When I was in Tennessee, Maggie gave me one of her Regency gowns, to wear to tea…and then gave me the gown altogether.  *bliss!* Maggie and me at Tea.  This is the…

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  • Silly Little Pemberley Video – Enjoy!

    December 2, 2011

    Please share if you like, and help us reach enough orders to run this cute style of historical shoe!

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  • Shoe Clips – Endless Possibilities for Historical Shoes

    December 1, 2011

    Shoe clips are the best things ever. I’ll just come right out and say it.  Shoe clips allow you to drastically change the look of a single pair of shoes, just by…

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  • “Pemberley” Regency Shoe Pre-Sale OPEN + Giveaway!

    November 25, 2011

    Go forth, merry historical holiday shoppers, and order a pair of Pemberlies, the perfect Regency shoe, for your Jane Austen-obsessed love one, or treat yourself! Pre-Order Now November 25 – December 9…

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