Past Patterns: 031 (1796-1806 era gown) - Type:Dresses  | | Viewed 213 times
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Wow! Great job! Nora :)
6/22/09 9:16 PM
This looks great. I do the same thing about hand sewing... sometimes a machine is just easier.
6/22/09 11:03 PM
Lizzie, I love it. You look like your should be strolling in the shrubbery of some 1802 garden instead of standing in Anchorage, Alaska!
6/22/09 11:54 PM
A very special dress and you look lovely in it.
6/23/09 0:34 AM
Beautiful dress! I like the idea of stripe variation. You could consider dying a fabric to your likes if you don't find colours that suit you.
6/23/09 1:21 AM
I love this dress. Using tea to dye fabric gives it a lovely "antique" look. You can also use onion skins but it is a bit more yellow :)
6/23/09 8:43 AM
What a fun project! It must have been interesting to work from a historical pattern.
6/23/09 3:27 PM