3…2…1…Loft!
On my first official vacation day, I decided to do some work on my zone gown. Â I really need to get a sleeve mock up patterned, but that is going to be a lot of work with little tangible evidence at the end of the day. Â So, instead, I focused on making the silk petticoat. [...]
August 6, 2010
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Tags: gaming purse, velvet zone · Posted in: 18th Century
Embroidery decisions.
Rather than start all over on the gaming purse, I decided to just work with what I had. Â Since I had messed up the spacing of the side designs, I went ahead and just did all of them the same rather than alternating the pattern. I also settled on a design for the bottom that [...]
August 4, 2010
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Experiments and failures
We learn a lot from our mistakes. I started working on the gaming purse this afternoon. Successes: I managed to figure out that I needed to not only mark the back side of the fabric into pie pieces for the placement of the embroidery, but that I also needed to baste over those lines so [...]
August 2, 2010
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Disjointed Sewing Progress
I’m having a little trouble focusing on one sewing project at a time right now. Â The good thing is that, for the most part, the projects are all for one particular costume–the zone gown. This past weekend, I got the bodice cut out and assembled. Â I don’t want to do any of the finishing on [...]
July 26, 2010
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Tags: gaming purse, velvet zone · Posted in: 18th Century
