time traveling seamstress
so she made an unstructured vest with angular hem,
finished by giving it a tug to cause the
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Late 18th century.
at the Nathan Hale Homestead.
Same pattern as the other top, but
meant for warmer weather, so ruffled modesty panel
added to neckline and shorter sleeves.
and an inverted pleat (right? is that what it's called?)
in the back. Such a stylish
Revolutionary War era young woman.
Happy weekend, everybody!
posted by livnletlrn at 2:11 PM
2 Comments:
Cute! I am especially enamored with the 18th century shirt. I would totally wear that in the "present day" as well! :)
Hey! My 11 year old son just played Nathan Hale in a school play of sorts. AND he was the best. He used an accent and wrote his own lines. He really got into the whole thing! How fun. I'll have to show him this post.
wearin' my chicken necklace. it makes me smile.
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