
I just added an article on how I made this purse to add to an antique frame. Mainly how I made the footing out of buckram, fabric and beads. Find it in the purse articles or here.
Laurie Tavan modeling the finished purse.
hats patterns and fans by Lynn McMasters
I just added an article on how I made this purse to add to an antique frame. Mainly how I made the footing out of buckram, fabric and beads. Find it in the purse articles or here.
Laurie Tavan modeling the finished purse.
I just added an article on how to make silk wheat stalks for millinery decorations. you can find it here.
Inspired by these Illustrations in “Fashions of London and Paris” magazine 1804 a set of instructions that will let you block a plain sewn straw hat into this wonderful shape. There are more pictures of the hat, modeled by Laurie Tavan on the order page. I’m taking pre-orders at 20% off until Oct. 1st 2023. Here
I just added a pdf handout on how to pattern the replacement bag for a hinge purse. You can find it on this page with links to “How-to” articles on three types of hinge purse bags.
My new book length PDF on making feather flowers you can find the order page here.
Turning feathers into eye catching hat ornaments. Click here.
A “how-to” article on making this mixed feather Evening Feather Headdress that is mounted on a twisted metal hairpin. It would be good for Edwardian or 20s evening wear. Find it here.
More on fixing these vintage hat decorations click here
At Lacis in Berkeley
Bustle Era Circular Fan Class
10AM – 4PM
Check out the Lacis.com page for info and links to more info.
GBACG Virtual Workshop: Renaissance Escoffion. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2023 AT 10 AM – 4 PM
Ticket sales start Aug. 9th.
Make a head covering that will work for Elizabethan Ren., German Ren., any Fancy dress outfit for any later period and any Ren. inspired Artistic Reform Tea dress.
Escoffion worn with a Ren. inspired Regency outfit. Photo by Laurie Tavan
German Ren. Cranach inspired outfit. Photo by Laurie Tavan
I just added some older articles and a gallery of images from my drawn bonnet patterns.
This was an article I first did for Your Wardrobe Unlock’d
This is a gallery of pictures of wrapping Turbans both Regency and 1920s Deco style.
These are the photos and drawings from this pattern, If you have the pattern you might want to see them online where you can zoom in.
These are the photos and drawings from this pattern, If you have the pattern you might want to see them online where you can zoom in.