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Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Anatomy of an Antique, Probably 19-teens Petticoat
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A few weeks ago a vintage white cotton petticoat came into my possession. Don't ask me how old it is...I am still trying to figure that...
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Monday, November 07, 2005
An Edwardian 1911 Flounced Petticoat Dress Diary, Part 2: A Puzzle of Proportions
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Currently I am drafting a 5-gore underskirt or petticoat, with dust ruffle and flounce, according to instructions in the 1911 textbook, Text...
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An Edwardian 1911 Flounced Petticoat Dress Diary, Part 1: Neat Tips on How They Were Worn
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My cool 1911 textbook Textbook on Domestic Art has given me some key knowledge into how people fitted and wore their underthings. In refere...
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Friday, November 04, 2005
A Glimpse of the Antique Treadle Machines I Use
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Part of the fun of sewing period- or vintage-style clothing is making up the pieces using vintage sewing treadle machines. At least it is f...
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How 1910-1911 Clothes Really Looked When Worn
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I've stumbled upon a truly fascinating series of photos of a young woman and her friends and family, circa 1910-1911. A number of them ...
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Tuesday, October 25, 2005
Patterns for a 1911 Wardrobe Online
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The Textbook on Domestic Art , published in 1911 for use in high schools, teaches readers how to draft patterns for and then make up, step b...
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Sunday, October 23, 2005
And Now, Said Chemisette Pattern
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This chemisette, also known as a dickey, is a handy little item for wearing under a suit. They require little fabric to make, are easy to ma...
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