Maggie May’s Historic Clothing has been commissioned to create children’s clothing for the independent film Dreadful Sorry being filmed in South Carolina in March 2011. Here are a few quick snapshots of the first three garments just before they were packed for…
Here are a few images of a recently completed Regency era day dress- in the earlier style (around 1800). The fabric and color choices were made by the customer. Cheers! Front of gown Regency Era gown Back detail Back of gown…
How sweet is this Carte de Visite! Little twin girls with matching dresses! Thanks to Miss Virginia over at The Lady’s Resource CDV’s for this image!
Here is a snapshot of a recently completed red shot- silk drawn (or gathered) bonnet. It is the same color and style as the one shown on my website. This is a soft bodied bonnet. I developed the pattern for this…
Colonial Williamsburg’s virtual museum: Browse their collections online! -And- Kent State University’s upcoming exhibit commemorating the American Civil War. September 30, 2011 – August 26, 2012 Click here for the link to the upcoming exhibit. Also, Kent State University is…
The Charleston Museum in Charleston, South Carolina currently has on exhibition clothing and textiles from the Civil War Era. Exhibit highlights: (From their website)“This original exhibition offers a peek into the lives of those left on the home front and…
First commission of the year! Here are a few images of a recently completed late 19th century corset. I spent last summer drafting this pattern. It is an over the bust, shaped- seam corset. This commissioned corset if made…
Sometimes a good idea just has to wait. And when it does, I keep a sketchbook on hand for those moments of great inspiration. Like a writer, I quickly record what is in my mind, making as many notes about…