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Posted by Kate XXXXXX on May 8, 2009, 5:48 am
In fact, I haz quite a lot of sewing...
One pair of Victorian drawers: pattern slightly altered to close crotch seam
One Vivtorian chemise. Needs sleeves finishing and hem fixing.
One Truly Victorian corset, circa 1880's. Some lace and ribbon trim
needed to pretty it up, but basically it's finished
One bustle cushion: about 10 minutes' work. Does it count?
One bridesmaid frock converted to Victorian style skirt.
One bodice to wear over skirt: fitting today, and the sleeves need
making up and putting in. Then the lace trim goes on the bodice.
This one should go out the door next Friday.
Also need to draft and make the toile for a Regency style pelisse for
Sunday afternoon fitting... I can use PMB for the bodice and the
sleeves, and just extend the skirts. Won't take long.
--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!
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Posted by BEI Design on May 8, 2009, 1:37 pm
Kate XXXXXX wrote:
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> In fact, I haz quite a lot of sewing...
> One pair of Victorian drawers: pattern slightly altered
> to close crotch seam
> One Vivtorian chemise. Needs sleeves finishing and hem
> fixing.
> One Truly Victorian corset, circa 1880's. Some lace and
> ribbon trim needed to pretty it up, but basically it's
> finished
> One bustle cushion: about 10 minutes' work. Does it
> count?
> One bridesmaid frock converted to Victorian style skirt.
> One bodice to wear over skirt: fitting today, and the
> sleeves need making up and putting in. Then the lace trim
> goes on the
> bodice.
> This one should go out the door next Friday.
> Also need to draft and make the toile for a Regency style
> pelisse for Sunday afternoon fitting... I can use PMB
> for the bodice and the sleeves, and just extend the
> skirts. Won't take long.
Hear that Bzzzzzzzz? That Kate, she's as busy as a bee!
;-)
--
Beverly
http://ickes.us/default.aspx
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Posted by Kate XXXXXX on May 8, 2009, 5:04 pm
BEI Design wrote:
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> Kate XXXXXX wrote:
>> In fact, I haz quite a lot of sewing...
>> One pair of Victorian drawers: pattern slightly altered
>> to close crotch seam
>> One Vivtorian chemise. Needs sleeves finishing and hem
>> fixing.
>> One Truly Victorian corset, circa 1880's. Some lace and
>> ribbon trim needed to pretty it up, but basically it's
>> finished
>> One bustle cushion: about 10 minutes' work. Does it
>> count?
>> One bridesmaid frock converted to Victorian style skirt.
>> One bodice to wear over skirt: fitting today, and the
>> sleeves need making up and putting in. Then the lace trim
>> goes on the
>> bodice.
>> This one should go out the door next Friday.
>> Also need to draft and make the toile for a Regency style
>> pelisse for Sunday afternoon fitting... I can use PMB
>> for the bodice and the sleeves, and just extend the
>> skirts. Won't take long.
>
> Hear that Bzzzzzzzz? That Kate, she's as busy as a bee!
> ;-)
>
Nah... Had the eveing off, innit! ;)
--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!
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Posted by Pogonip on May 8, 2009, 3:37 pm
Kate XXXXXX wrote:
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> In fact, I haz quite a lot of sewing...
>
> One pair of Victorian drawers: pattern slightly altered to close crotch
> seam
>
> One Vivtorian chemise. Needs sleeves finishing and hem fixing.
>
> One Truly Victorian corset, circa 1880's. Some lace and ribbon trim
> needed to pretty it up, but basically it's finished
>
> One bustle cushion: about 10 minutes' work. Does it count?
>
> One bridesmaid frock converted to Victorian style skirt.
>
> One bodice to wear over skirt: fitting today, and the sleeves need
> making up and putting in. Then the lace trim goes on the bodice.
>
> This one should go out the door next Friday.
>
> Also need to draft and make the toile for a Regency style pelisse for
> Sunday afternoon fitting... I can use PMB for the bodice and the
> sleeves, and just extend the skirts. Won't take long.
And in your spare time?????
Probably walking to the swimming pool and swimming laps. Whipping up
culinary masterpieces.
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/
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Posted by Kate XXXXXX on May 8, 2009, 5:09 pm
Pogonip wrote:
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> Kate XXXXXX wrote:
>> In fact, I haz quite a lot of sewing...
>> One pair of Victorian drawers: pattern slightly altered to close
>> crotch seam
>> One Vivtorian chemise. Needs sleeves finishing and hem fixing.
>> One Truly Victorian corset, circa 1880's. Some lace and ribbon trim
>> needed to pretty it up, but basically it's finished
>> One bustle cushion: about 10 minutes' work. Does it count?
>> One bridesmaid frock converted to Victorian style skirt.
>> One bodice to wear over skirt: fitting today, and the sleeves need
>> making up and putting in. Then the lace trim goes on the bodice.
>> This one should go out the door next Friday.
>> Also need to draft and make the toile for a Regency style pelisse for
>> Sunday afternoon fitting... I can use PMB for the bodice and the
>> sleeves, and just extend the skirts. Won't take long.
>
> And in your spare time?????
This week I read three books and learned how to put the cap ends on
spiral steel corset bones!
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> Probably walking to the swimming pool and swimming laps. Whipping up
> culinary masterpieces.
Well, this evening it was 64 lengths of the pool (1 mile), followed by
haggis, sweet potato and butternut squash mash, and cabbage. Tomorrow's
dinner is chicken soup (I can let the stock simmer while I sew) with
home made bread rolls, and Sunday is supposed to be butternut squash and
goat cheese strudel...
--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!
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> One pair of Victorian drawers: pattern slightly altered
> to close crotch seam
> One Vivtorian chemise. Needs sleeves finishing and hem
> fixing.
> One Truly Victorian corset, circa 1880's. Some lace and
> ribbon trim needed to pretty it up, but basically it's
> finished
> One bustle cushion: about 10 minutes' work. Does it
> count?
> One bridesmaid frock converted to Victorian style skirt.
> One bodice to wear over skirt: fitting today, and the
> sleeves need making up and putting in. Then the lace trim
> goes on the
> bodice.
> This one should go out the door next Friday.
> Also need to draft and make the toile for a Regency style
> pelisse for Sunday afternoon fitting... I can use PMB
> for the bodice and the sleeves, and just extend the
> skirts. Won't take long.