Posted in 25th Anniversary, Atelier, Musings, Opportunities, Reproduction Fabrics
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Outside the Maggie May Clothing studio, the once vibrant greens of the mountains around us are turning into a dazzling display of yellows, golds, and scarlets. Fall is undeniably a favorite time of year here at MMC, and this year…
Posted in 1790s, 1800-1810, Commissions, Reproduction Fabrics
This month we completed a regency era gown cut in the transitional style of the chemise dresses of the late 18th century. This gown is made from a period print cotton with a silk and tulle sash. This gown is…
Posted in 1780s, 1790s, 1800-1810, Commissions, Reproduction Fabrics
This lovely gown is headed to an interpreter in Virginia at historic Mount Vernon. This is our Camille dress in a lovely indigo blue Cocheco Mills reproduction cotton print. Under the gown is our chemisette in vintage white cotton lawn.…
Posted in 1880s, Commissions, Reproduction Fabrics
This 1880s era shop keeper’s dress is actually our Harvest Bustle gown made up in a gorgeous vibrant grape cotton print pulled from the textile collection at the V&A. This bodice and skirt combination can be worn with or without…
Posted in Reproduction Fabrics
I found a flash sale on some fantastic fabrics. These will not be part of my online fabric collection but instead reserved for some new designs I have planned. Here’s a sneak peek (along with my ideas for what to…
Posted in 1780s, 1790s, 1800-1810, Extant garments, Fashion History, Historical Sewing, Reproduction Fabrics
I came across this original early 19th century women’s work apron while doing a little research for a project. The cut follows the idea of the long narrow silhouette of the 1800s and the fabric detailing gives much information about…