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• Wedding Dress.
Date: 1916
Designer/Maker: Lucile (Chicago)
Medium: Silk satin, lace, silk flowers.
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bought the most stunning new dress today... guess who's ready for pre-raphaelite autumn
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The thing they don’t tell you about yarn art is that you will learn that you don’t know how to count.
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Paul Meras, Le Rendez-Vous Dans Le Parc, Grande Robe de Soiree by House of Worth (Jean Philippe Worth), Gazette du Bon Ton, 1912-1913
For sale: EditionOriginale
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I made the snapdragon dress from shopdaisyanddime and I can tell you it has extra swish power
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Just put my first handmade item up for sale on my Etsy! Available here.
This is a tam o’ shanter based on a pattern from 1917, and is very similar to a beret.
It’s a bit nerve wracking putting my own work out there, but I’m giving it a try!
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Empire style dress
1805-1810, French, Napoleonic era
(The Met)
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Dernier weekend d'août pluvieux, comme un petit avant-goût de rentrée des classes... Un temps à tricot, théière et petits gâteaux ! 🍰🫖🧶
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Finished this just in time for an 85°+ week ahead. At least the yarn is appropriately named “heatwaves” 😅. It soften up a bit when I wet finished it but I’m still going to machine wash and dry it to maybe get it softer. I should have my new 10-dent reed today or tomorrow so I can use my bamboo yarn and I’m so excited!
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Pierre Georges Jeanniot (French, 1848 - 1934) - Le camélia rose
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without arts & crafts we are in hell
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Art Nouveau style Robe du Soir by Baron Christoff von Drecoll, Les Modes Paris, 1914
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The Cook County Herald, Grand Marais, Minnesota, August 22, 1903
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