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Look ma, no pins!

Posted on January 11, 2009 by Trystan

Made great progress on the Carnivale gown today, although these photos will not seem like much. However, I’ve now sewn all the bits that Kendra draped and pinned on me. The only things left on the black francaise portion are to bind the back neck edge, draft sleeves, and hem the skirt. The only semi-hard

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Posted in 18th Century | Tags: draped by Kendra, handsewing is weird, pink & black robe a la francaise, Venetian carnevale |

Fiddly

Posted on January 10, 2009 by Trystan
Venetian carnevale

Right now, I’m avoiding going back to working on the black francaise. I got the back seams done earlier, and I could totally see why sewing them by hand would have made sense. But I did it on the machine because it was a smidge faster (well, a lot faster by me) and a lot

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Who’s my friend???

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Trystan

Kendra RULES!!! She draped a 18th-century francaise on me. It’s black dupioni silk, thus hard to photograph, but trust me, it’s great. The fit is perfect, and she pinned it all together so I just have to sew it down. Last photo has some of the contrast fabric and trim thrown about to give a

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Saved by my pal

Posted on September 28, 2006 by Trystan

Sewed the lining of Aouda’s bodice last night (tried it on the dressform, fit weird, need to try it on me). Massive mad props to Kendra, who draped a pattern on me last weekend!!! I gave up on the Simplicity one and just went to the expert. The muslin looked awesome. Just doing a double-check

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