Please don't feel obligated, but I've nominated you for an inspiring blogger award! http://learningtocostume.blogspot.com/2013/04/very-inspiring-blogger-award.html
You are so kind! I feel undeserving since I've been posting so sporadically lately. Tell you what, once I get back into the swing of things then I will gratefully accept.
Great, hurry back, it's been rather dull without your frilly photos of corsets and the like (still thinking of the bow on the front of that black 1880s corset from Poland) :)
I'm sewing my way through every corset pattern in Norah Waugh's book, Corsets and Crinolines. When I complete this challenge I hope to be able to say, "yeah, I can sew," and "yeah, I know a bit about corsets." Here's how the project began, and here are the ground rules.
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A corded bodice? As in, pre-corset-steels hemp cording?
ReplyDeleteLooks like fully boned stays (18th century or earlier) to me.... ??
ReplyDeleteGood eye Evie!
DeletePlease don't feel obligated, but I've nominated you for an inspiring blogger award!
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You are so kind! I feel undeserving since I've been posting so sporadically lately. Tell you what, once I get back into the swing of things then I will gratefully accept.
DeleteYOur entries are ddeply missed
ReplyDeleteMissing you and your very interesting projects. Hope you will get back soon!
ReplyDeleteI miss it too! I've just wrapped up my course work and thesis project, which means I can start to focus on this project again!
DeleteGreat, hurry back, it's been rather dull without your frilly photos of corsets and the like (still thinking of the bow on the front of that black 1880s corset from Poland) :)
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