It’s no secret that Civil War dresses are some of my very favorite dresses to make. I love the styles of the late 1800’s and those big wide skirts with crinolines…make my heart beat a little faster. There is nothing as noticeable (to me) as a beautifully styled Civil War dress without a Crinoline underneath. […]
A few pictures of some past Civil War Dresses with Crinolines… Read More »
I just HAD to get out of the house today! The snow and ice has had me pinned inside for days on end, but today I broke free and headed to town. After all, I HAD to mail that sweet little prototype dress at the Post Office and we sold 3 Skinny Scarves from our
Cabin Fever is over & a little shopping spree… Read More »
I managed to get some sewing done today and was determined to get something of importance accomplished today… not just any something, but one of the prototype flower girl dresses finished for my niece’s wedding. I am honored to make 2 little flower girl dresses but didn’t want to cut into the “wedding fabric” until
The Prototype flower girl dress is finished… Read More »
Yesterday I showed some archived pictures of my dresses for American Girl Molly. (HERE) Hopefully, they were pictures you hadn’t seen before. I’ve done so many posts, I’m beginning to worry that I’m running out of new pictures. I keep asking myself, “what will you do when you’ve shown them all?” I don’t know the
A few dresses from the 1930’s for American Girl Kit… Read More »
