I got a shawl--modernish, but I think it will pass for Regency. My DD gave
me a jeweled peacock pin in shades of blue and green and my husband a bow
tie (that is all he wears these days) in colors to match.
Most of my clothing/textile gifts are on the giving side: Made my 3-1/2
year old
In a message dated 12/27/2013 12:03:44 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
f...@lavoltapress.com writes:
Three identical crewel-embroidered shawls from Heritage Trading to make
a Regency dress
Let us know how it turns out! I bought two shawls in Spain almost 10 years
ago and started a Regency
I got the Regency Wardrobe pattern from La Mode Bagatelle - pattern
pieces for several different skirt, bodice, and sleeve styles (plus
accessories) that can be put together into a huge range of different
garments! My aunt and uncle also sent me a silk shawl that they bought
in Tanzania,
Nobody has started this thread yet? Amazing, 8-)
Well... Medieval Clothing and Textiles #9, thanks to a coupon that brought the
price down to what the DH could stand!
Dress Accessories, 1150-1450 (finally)
Wearing the Cloak, Dressing the Soldier in Roman Times (this goes with
Costume-related gifts I received from my husband:
A year of 1916 La Mode Illustree with the pattern sheets
The book Textiles, the Art of Mankind, by Mary Schoeser
Another book, Jacques Henri Lartigue: The Invention of an Artist, by
Kevin Moore
Three identical crewel-embroidered shawls from
