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Chemise a la Gothique

Posted on June 4, 2013 by Trystan

First worn at Chateau de Pys in the south of France, 2013. Made of silk-cotton border print fabric lined in cotton. Accessorized with a silk organza cap I made from my own pattern (about half hand-sewn), a silhouette pendant given to me by Kendra some years ago, and a silver bat brooch I bought in

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Posted in 18th Century | Tags: chemise a la gothique, finished costume, France, travel | 1 Comment |

Something Like a Chemise Gown, No Really, Trust Me

Posted on February 16, 2013 by Trystan

It’s a known issue that I tend not to strictly recreate historical portraits. I also have a tendency to goth-ify my costumes, no matter the historical era or fantasy genre. Sometimes, this leads to greatness, sometimes … well, it’s a challenge. It can look rather weird in progress, & this ‘chemise a la gothique’ is

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Bring on the 18th Century

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Trystan

While I have a few wee SCA projects to work on at the start of this year, my main sewing goals between January and May are going to be all 18th century, all the time. Why? Because we’re going to France, baby! We are renting a chateau in the south of France with the same

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