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Newer posts →. 1490s Borgia dress – costume study. September 10, 2016. Have you seen the Showtime series “The Borgias”? I know it’s a few years old but I don’t care). It’s a wonderful series About the 15th century pop Alexander VI and it’s full of betrails, sex, murder but most of all gorgeous costumes. As far as history is concerned the show does lack a bit (inspired by the life of Alexander, would be a more accurate description), but costume wise they pretty much nailed it. And it looks beautiful.

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Recreating History: February 2015

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Wednesday, 18 February 2015. Radband - Prayer beads. Is one example of the things I make for Märta. The next project to be finished is a pink one - I've made a rosary/paternoster. Radband syns ofta i konst från min period. Som alltid fokuserar jag mina efterforskningar på kvinnor under sena 1300-talet till tidiga 1400-talet. Man ser ganska många kvinnor som håller radband på gravhällar och i annan konst med. Collage by In My Lady's Chamber. Detail from a mourner from the Tomb of Philip the Bold, Duke of ...

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Isabel Northwode Costumes: 1780s Stays: the Making Of

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The Louisbourg Gown and Stomacher. Saturday, 13 June 2015. 1780s Stays: the Making Of. For those who have not draped foundation garments before, I will write a detailed description of how I went about it. I highly recommend it, if you think it's something you want to try! With the mockup finished, I made the relevant alterations to the pattern and traced it out into a final version. Needless to say, I would request that no one use this pattern without my permission). With the pieces cut and all layers sa...

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“Sew 17th century Challenge” – Linnen accessories | Fashion through History

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8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – the Skirt. 8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – Coif (much needed head-wear) →. 8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – Linnen accessories. August 2, 2015. The next thing to tackle after the skirt. Was the body linens, or the smock. Actually the next thing I made was the bodice, but since that would be considered the “head piece” I’m keeping the suspense by holding on to it a bit longer). The only thing you see of the smock in the picture is the folded-up sleeve. Leave a Reply...

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“Sew 17th century challenge” – The finished ensamble | Fashion through History

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8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – The Bodice (part 3 – Finishing). 8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – Photoshoot →. 8220;Sew 17th century challenge” – The finished ensamble. August 14, 2015. And here it is at last, The finished “ Sew 17th century challenge. Inspiration pic (like you don’t know by now…). Bodice ( part 1. What: Reproduction of Gerard Ter Borch’s. Pieces: Skirt, cuffs, coif, fur shawl and bodice. Time: About 60-70 hours. Cost: About 400 Sek (60Usd). Sneak a peak from the photoshoot:. Well ...

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Jewelry fit for a Queen. November 2, 2016. Earlier this year, when planing one of the major costumes (If you follow me on Instagram. You already know of which costume I speak) I wanted to attempt this year, I stumbled upon the perfect accessories in an Etsy shop:. Namely this set of Tudor jewelry. Photo from “Evil-Ogis-GarbRecycled-Rockstah”. Photo from “Evil-Ogis-GarbRecycled-Rockstah”. In my hurry to order I accidentally hit the “Buy” button twice. Ops! Then all there was to wait…. 8230;for the package.

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“Sew 17th century Challenge” – Photoshoot | Fashion through History

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8220;Sew 17th century challenge” – The finished ensamble. Plastique Fantastique – inspiration →. 8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – Photoshoot. August 15, 2015. For the photoshoot I got some help from my friend, modelling my new 17th century outfit. She wore the 17th century bodice, skirt. Over my quilted petticoat. Accessoriced with a string of pearls and a Violine. Here are the result:. Posted in 17th century. The Historical Sew Monthly. August 15, 2015 at 3:52 pm. August 17, 2015 at 6:50 am. I think i...

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Grass-green quilted petticoat | Fashion through History

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Flowery cotton Jacket (18th century). Crazy Hedgehog wig →. June 2, 2013. For the 11th challenge on “The historical Sew Fortnightly” – Rectangels – I decided to make something quite simple. I’ve been so busy and stressed lately with my previous (over achieving) dresses, so I needed to take it a little easy this time. So what will be more simple and fit the theme more then a quilted petticoat. I’m really proud of my time management this time since I made this petticoat the night before me and my sis...

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Events | Fashion through History

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This is a list of some of the different historical events and dance recitals I’ve been attending. In order of event date (starting with the earliest, with the latest on top). 18th century/Regency Dance recital. Söderköpings Medieval Fair (10 years celebration). Kulture Festival and Dance Recital 2015. America Day – Those Who Stayed Behind. The day of the Big Crinolines part 1. Spring coffee in Old Town. Mr Jakob Bergs Funeral. Bal a la Turque. Medieval Fair and Dance Recidal. Mulit era Historic Picknic.

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“Sew 17th century Challenge” – the Skirt | Fashion through History

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8220;Sew 17th Century Challenge” – Costume Studie. 8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – Linnen accessories →. 8220;Sew 17th century Challenge” – the Skirt. July 31, 2015. My well known love of fast progress made me decide to start the “Sew 17th century challenge” with one of the faster pieces – the skirt. Close-up of the skirt. I even got enough left (after the skirt) to piece out a 17th century bodice at a later date. I started by cutting two skirt lengths of the fabric and stitched them together. Then I ...