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I know I'll need to make a lot of adjustments, but I have to start somewhere.
I also picked up this 1879 Natural Form dress package (by Truly Victorian) from ReconstructingHistory.com:
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I have been wanting to complete an outfit from that period for a long time, but so far I only have done bits and pieces. Need to really follow through this time, like I did for the 1780s thing...
But I also want to make Stef some new garb for Pennsic, and he expressed interest in being a "pirate" and wearing what he lovingly calls "Haji man-jammies" - in other words, he wants to try some Middle-Eastern garb.
3 comments:
I actually like the ideas modeled after that men's gray tunic!
I actually like the ideas modeled after that men's gray tunic!
I actually like the ideas modeled after that men's gray tunic!
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