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Praise the powers! It's finally complete...well complete enough to go to a Faire...I still have a few bits...I want to get some Black Plumes for the Hat, and I do have a lovely Silver Locket/Watch Brooch enroute to me (found on eBay...seller is in Germany...gah!), I MAY add some sparkle to the drawstring purse, and plunge into making a REAL Farthingale for it so here's the FINAL Materials list...you ready?
Duponi Silk in Plum and Black, Purple Cotton, Synthetic Purple Taffata, Canvas, Buckrum, Copper Wire, Black Mesh Silver Beaded Trim, Black Wired Ribbon, Velvet Piping and Cording, Black Lace Fabric, Black Lace Trim, Black Satin Ribbon, Glass Beads in silver and purple, Black and Jet Glass Shanked Buttons Patterns Used- Simplicity 3782- Gown, Underskirt & Bumroll Hat- 1600-1800 Tall Hat Pattern by Lynn McMasters Partlet- Elizabethan Partlet Pattern by Lynn McMasters Caul- Elizabethan "Cloth of Gold" Escoffion Pattern by Lynn McMasters And the rest I didn't make Earrings- Gift from a friend years ago Rings Both found on eBay Petticoat- Plain white Bridal Petticoat, found on sale years ago, Shoes (not seen) Black Suede Healed boots from Payless of all places. Links to the other pieces since some have better detail shots- Gown --> [link] Hat --> [link] Partlet --> [link] Caul --> [link] *whew* Okay now for the NEXT one... SW2- 2009 |
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I love the fabric you choose. I do have a question, I have a bumroll from a different simplicity pattern, It seems to be quite a bit thicker (loss for a better term) then the one in this pattern...would you be able to tell me how big is actually is?
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I also used Canvas to make mine as well as stuffing it almost solid.
If you are wanting a pattern that has more separate parts I can recommend Simplicity 8881, thats my next one, the bodice is separate from the skirt thou the sleeves are attached I've seen a few costumers alter that with little problem. Bad part it's out of stock/print at most shops though you might get a copy at Simplicity.com or on eBay.
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"I'm gonna only say this once. I am Hormonal, Hung Over and Homicidal, I have a chainsaw and I'm standing on your precious SOTA T-Bird. So are you gonna talk to me or will I have to do a Leatherface Impression?" A Decker to a Rigger on a REALLY Bad Day
Oh wow..I just measured mine and now know why it looks huge to me...Mines 9 inches around. Should be a simple fix to shrink it a little...other wise I'll be huge in the back..
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On my underskirt with will be posted the first of this next week, I spent 25 a yard for the front panel...about killed me, but I fell in love with the fabric as soon as I saw it.
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