30th Bash Blog

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Pattern links for women's regency

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Today I ran across this lovely resource t hat has complied most of the regency patterns on the market for women. In the Long Run Women'...
Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Homework!

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I'm sending you to the Library! All links will be to World Cat, so you can find a copy closest to you. The first few books I think yo...

Livejournal Links

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Just wanted to share two sources of inspiration. La Mode Illustree is an LJ comunity  where the members post Fashion plates, paintings and...
Monday, January 3, 2011

doing a Scarlett

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Yes Scarlett O'Hara the fictional charector who lived in the American Civil War. What does she have to do with a costume party set in ...

Going Stay-less

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Not interested in wearing a corset? Not wanting to do empire waistlines? Consider the informal dress styles of the 18th century Women...
Sunday, January 2, 2011

Patterns at the chain fabric store

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Your local JoAnn or Hancock will carry these patterns. Often they go on sale for $1 or $2, sometimes 5 for $5 or 10 for $10. Opinions are mi...
Monday, December 27, 2010

Resources for those in OR and WA

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Oregon Regency Society has a nice resource list. Somewhere in Time Unlimited , Seattle, WA does historic events, and has a good resource ...
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I am fascinated by pattern making and design. My main interests are in Clothing History, Corsetry, and Cloth Sculpture. I am attempting to create a pattern line for historic children's clothes, but there will be craft patterns as well.
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