30th Bash Blog

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Ackerman's Repository fabric swatches for 1810

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Ackerman's Repository January to June 1810 on Archive .org January 1810 From Archive No. 1 & 2 is a ruby damask chintz for fur...
Sunday, September 11, 2011

Ackerman's Repository fabric swatches from 1812

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Ackerman's Repository January to June 1812 from Archive.org January 1812 From Archive No. 1 is suitable for ladies morning dresses,...
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Ackerman's Repository fabric swatches. for 1809

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Ackerman's repository was an English fashion publication that included fabric swatches! This is very helpfull to us all these years lat...
Monday, September 5, 2011

Just a few Bonnet Tutorials

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Headware can make or break an outfit. Bonnets were often THE fashion accessory of the day Here are a few tutorials if you are feeling brav...
Monday, August 15, 2011

Entertainment

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Whats a party without Games and Toys? We must keep the small folks entertained, but honestly the bigguns like to play too! In my rounds t...
Monday, August 8, 2011

Food for the eyes

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A step away from the costuming for a little bit. I have 50% secured the location, unfortunatly it is going through a remodel and I don'...
Friday, July 29, 2011

Girls dress patern inspiration

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Today I spent some time pulling together some images of Printed Cotton Children's Regency Era Dresses. I had to use originals as my ins...
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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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