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2016 in Review
Jan. 2nd, 2017 11:57 amThis ended up seeming to be a year of little pieces more than full garments, though I did make costumes from the skin out for the 1690's and 1910's. I did a lot of knitting this year. One of my goals for the year was to do better with my hair for events, and I think I succeeded. There were some hairdos that I was very proud of. I got to go to a lot of events in different periods and had some opportunities to wear things that I had never really gotten to wear. One of the best parts was getting to meet a couple of LJ friends in real life in July.
I finally made the Le Baiser dress I had been planning for years.
( The rest is behind the cut: )
I finally made the Le Baiser dress I had been planning for years.
( The rest is behind the cut: )Tags:
- 1690s mantua,
- 1690s stays,
- 17th century undergarments,
- 1870s le baiser dress,
- 1897 harpers bazar dress,
- 18th century mitts,
- 18th century pinballs,
- 18th century stockings,
- 1900s knitted vest,
- 1900s sports clothes,
- 1904 ribbon corset,
- 1916 evening dress,
- 1930s turreted sweater,
- 19th century pineapple bag,
- 19th century shamrock purse,
- aran sweater,
- costume accessories,
- cross-stitching,
- edwardian undergarments,
- hallowe'en costumes,
- halloween costumes,
- late 19th century undergarments,
- millinery,
- regency shortgown and petticoat,
- victorian knitting,
- year in review
