Posted in Atelier
Where the historical magic (used to) happen! Looking back at the old studio! (images from 2009) ���������
Posted in Musings
Over the next two months, we will be moving to a new 1000 square foot studio located just outside the city! [Happy Dance!] As a result, we will not be fulfilling any new orders until January. If you placed an…
This month, we made a early 20th century walking suit for a museum in Kentucky. The interpreter portrays a suffragette and asked for two long hidden pockets in the back of her skirt to hide clubs in! Apparently, these ladies…
The majority of garments I create are custom made/custom order garments. This garment is a custom designed gown taken from the pages of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books. This gown will be worn for Laura Ingalls Wilder and American frontier interpretations.…
Posted in 1830s
This project is for a client who previously ordered an Regency era gown and chemisette and found herself in need of a Romantic Era gown as well! I was very excited to find someone who shares my LOVE OF SHEER…
Posted in Musings
This 100% cotton petticoat is on its way to a client in Switzerland!
Posted in 1780s, 1800-1810, 1820s, Children's Fashions
These sweet little knickers are made of 100% wool with solid wood buttons. Aren’t they just adorable? Makes me wish I had a little boy too!
Posted in WWI
I recently completed a reproduction WWI era British nurse’s cape for a customer in Australia. The cape is 100% wool. Included are images of original capes this reproduction is based on. (Images provided by the customer/source unknown.) ������ Reproduction garment:…