"Hi, Just thought you might want to know that when I clicked on the Vintage Sewing link it said it couldn't be found.
The other two look like great sites! Thanks for the info :) M<><"
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Ann replied to the discussion 'Anyone interested in Victorian era dresses?' in the group Costume Making"http://www.victoriana.com/Mens-Clothing/mens-clothing-1868.html
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Hi, Beverly, I don't usually tackle men's clothing but here are a few suggestions for what they are worth.;…"
Beverly replied to the discussion 'Anyone interested in Victorian era dresses?' in the group Costume Making"Help!. I was wondering if any of you ladies know how to make a frock coat or cutaway coat out of a suit coat and matching pants.. or even out of a trench coat? my husband is a drama teacher and doing Miracle Worker. I have all the ladies…"
Kelly Rae replied to the discussion 'Just Joined' in the group Vintage Sewing"I know you posted this a while ago, but I just joined myself. Does any one have any tips on making and sewing a bustle?"
Larri replied to the discussion 'Winter Bonnets' in the group Costume Making"Good morning, Ann -
I did some searching and found a couple of links for you. Hope they…"
A discussion by Ann was featuredModern to Vintage
I'd like to start a discussion on ways of using things that can be found in thrift, antique and other shops and converted to be of a civil war, bustle era costume or later eras. Have you found anything that you have been able to convert for your costume? How did you do it? Where is your favorite place for locating fabric, trims etc.Here is an example of something I've found useful. Ruffling is tedious and time consuming but the 1800"s petticoats require lots of ruffles. Lately, I have found…See More
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Modern to Vintage
I'd like to start a discussion on ways of using things that can be found in thrift, antique and other shops and converted to be of a civil war, bustle era costume or later eras. Have you found anything that you have been able to convert for your costume? How did you do it? Where is your favorite place for locating fabric, trims etc.Here is an example of something I've found useful. Ruffling is tedious and time consuming but the 1800"s petticoats require lots of ruffles. Lately, I have found…See More
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