How about dotsas in polka dots (Although the polka hadn't been invented
yethad it?) The only thing I can remember from the period (maybe a little
earlier) is a metallic dot printed over a floral print.
I have this diaphanous silk sheer that is light coffee with kinda close
white
At 16:52 13/01/2009, you wrote:
How about dotsas in polka dots (Although the polka hadn't been invented
yethad it?) The only thing I can remember from the period (maybe
a little
earlier) is a metallic dot printed over a floral print.
I have this diaphanous silk sheer that is light
Whispers? Sounds more like SCREAMS to me:)
Anne (running ducking)
Sounds lovely. Dots won't do for me - I have all this striped
silk..just begging to be made up. (Can you hear the
whispers from all the other fabrics that are just dying to be made up too?)
Suzi
I have just acquired some striped silk which I want to make into a
Regency day dress, to wear with a spencer. Although not technically
correct, I am prepared to look at fashion plates between 1790 and
1820. However, I am unable to find stripes worn during the day
between these dates. I
At 19:23 12/01/2009, you wrote:
I have just acquired some striped silk which I want to make into a
Regency day dress, to wear with a spencer. Although not technically
correct, I am prepared to look at fashion plates between 1790 and
1820. However, I am unable to find stripes worn during the
Maybe you can find one here
http://www.bibliothequedesartsdecoratifs.com/consultation2/consultation.html
http://tinyurl.com/9cmnsa
click on Recherche simple
Termes de recherche - mode
check collection Maciet
check Toutes
click Rechercher
Trier par - date
Click Tri
Scroll down to date wanted.
http://www.pemberley.com/janeinfo/1810klein.jpg
Have you looked here
http://www.pemberley.com/janeinfo/ppbrokil.html
Someone made a striped day dress
http://www.darlinganddash.com/regencygreenday.html
gallery
http://www.demodecouture.com/galleries/regency/
a striped dress with spencer coat
At 00:29 13/01/2009, you wrote:
http://www.pemberley.com/janeinfo/1810klein.jpg
Have you looked here
http://www.pemberley.com/janeinfo/ppbrokil.html
No, I can never remember that site - thanks.
Someone made a striped day dress
http://www.darlinganddash.com/regencygreenday.html
gallery
At 00:12 13/01/2009, you wrote:
Maybe you can find one here
http://www.bibliothequedesartsdecoratifs.com/consultation2/consultation.html
http://tinyurl.com/9cmnsa
click on Recherche simple
Termes de recherche - mode
check collection Maciet
check Toutes
click Rechercher
Trier par - date
Click
I have just acquired some striped silk which I want to make into a
Regency day dress, to wear with a spencer. Although not technically
correct, I am prepared to look at fashion plates between 1790 and
1820. However, I am unable to find stripes worn during the day
between these dates. I have
There are several plates of striped day dresses. Last year, I did a search
to find patterned dresses. There are a couple of French illustrations that
show printed fabric, too. I think patterned fabrics were more common than
they appear because of the difficulty of engraving stripes or a
At 16:07 10/01/2009, you wrote:
There are several plates of striped day dresses. Last year, I did a search
to find patterned dresses. There are a couple of French illustrations that
show printed fabric, too. I think patterned fabrics were more common than
they appear because of the
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