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Regency

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  • Marcus Brothers Dark Moss wool

    100% Melton Flannel Wool- Pond Green

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  • Marcus brothers wool

    100% Wool Melton Flannel- Bright Pokeberry

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  • Marcus Brothers wool

    100% Wool Melton Flannel- Dark Pokeberry

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  • Marcus Brothers Dark Moss wool

    100% Wool Melton Flannel- Darkest Teal

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  • Marcus Brothers olive wool

    100% Wool Melton Flannel- Light Olive

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  • Marcus Brothers Peacock blue wool

    100% Wool Melton Flannel- Peacock Blue

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  • Chocolate Mini Dot Limited Edition

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  • Corsetry Fabric- Diamond Weave

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  • Historical Homespun Fabric- #602

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  • homespun plaid fabric

    Homespun Cotton Fabric- #157

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  • Plaid homespun fabric

    Homespun Cotton Fabric- #158

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  • Indigo Geometric Calico Limited Edition

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Frances “Fannie” Wright was an intelligent and Frances “Fannie” Wright was an intelligent and outspoken early 19th century activist who dreamed of a society where ALL people could live and work together harmoniously regardless of race, gender, or class. Inspired by Robert Owen and his New Harmony Community and befriended by Thomas Jefferson, Wright began her own Utopian society right here in Tennessee. While Nashoba never gained ground, her “radical” ideas of equality, freedom, and feminism laid the foundation for generations to come. March is National Women’s History Month and we will be celebrating in fine style! Join us all month long as we meet a variety of ladies whose names deserve to be known! You can read more about Fannie, her Turkish trousers, and her Utopian Society on our Website under Calico Ball- Vignettes. Links in Bio. #womenshistorymonth #girlpower #scottishwomen #freethinker #maggiemayfashions #boldwomen #history #historyiscool #changemakers
A little snippet of encouragement for the new year A little snippet of encouragement for the new year. I keep these little notes hung about the walls in my studio. Sometimes we just need a reminder it’s OK NOT to be perfect. #kindness #bekindtoyourself #perfectionist #antiperfection #perspective #sewingstudio #maggiemayfashions #wordstoliveby #fashiondesigner
Calico Balls (often called Grand Calico Balls) ori Calico Balls (often called Grand Calico Balls) originated in the mid 19th century and served as benevolent social gatherings. Ladies and gentlemen of middle and upper middle class would forego their fancy silks and satins for the evening and instead don much simpler gowns and ties made from humble cotton calico. Afterwards, calico ballgowns were donated to local charities. Happy New Year my friends! Here’s to grand new things to come! #calicoball #calico #historylovers #historicallyinspired #historicalliving #maggiemayfashions #2021
And that’s a wrap my friends! If ANY year deserv And that’s a wrap my friends! If ANY year deserves a weird and wacky Victorian Christmas greeting- it’s 2020! A huge thank you to EVERYONE who supported us this year! It has been an amazing one thanks to all of you! We are eternally grateful! Here’s to a bright and hopeful 2021! See you in January! Stay well! #happyholidays2020 #grateful #maggiemayfashions #weirdvictorians
Making a list and checking it twice. Lining up a f Making a list and checking it twice. Lining up a few projects from the “must make” sketch book in anticipation of the coming of winter. Is it bizarre to plan a summer ensemble? Maybe. But this gorgeous ultra smooth weave linen is just so inspiring. #whatareyousewing #fashionsketchbook #maggiemayfashions #downtime #historicalcostume #regencyfashion
November is Native American Heritage Month! Highli November is Native American Heritage Month! Highlighting this beautiful #cherokee hunting frock c. 1820 housed in the collection of the #tnstatemuseum in Nashville. Dreaming about the day when designated history months will be no more because it will mean we have finally recognized and included the contributions and histories of ALL regardless of race, religion, gender, or place of origin! #everyoneshistory #inclusivity #youmatter #calicoball #maggiemayfashions #realhistory #tennesseehistory
Need hats? We have you covered! There’s somethin Need hats? We have you covered! There’s something exciting about an unfinished straw base. So. Many. Possibilities. Now available in our Millinery catalog. Links in bio! Can’t wait to see what you make! #diy #diymillinery #historicalcostuming #historicalclothing #maggiemayfashions #strawhats #theatercostumes #millinerysupplies
Our #1830sdress in action on stage at the Det Ny T Our #1830sdress in action on stage at the Det Ny Teater in Copenhagen, Denmark. #livetheater #oliver #oliverthemusical #repost #maggiemayfashions #1830sfashion #1840sfashion #historicalcostume
Autumn in Tennessee! #fallcolors #echoesofthepast Autumn in Tennessee! #fallcolors #echoesofthepast #maggiemayfashions #calicoball #1850shomeplace #landbetweenthelakes #livinghistoryfarms

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