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Cherry Blossom Dress: The Hat
Sewing · Victorian

Cherry Blossom Dress: The Hat

May 25, 2022May 22, 2022 misstemby1 Comment

Usually, accessories are the things we leave until the end of creating our dresses, an afterthought on occasion that we scrabble to get made on the edge of our project deadline. Oddly, however, the hat for my Cherry Blossom Dress is the first item that I have completed for this project. Probably because I got… Continue reading Cherry Blossom Dress: The Hat

Striped Tissot Dress: Introduction
Sewing · Tissot Dress · Victorian

Striped Tissot Dress: Introduction

May 10, 2021May 22, 2021 misstemby3 Comments

Still On Top c.1874 From the first moment I laid my eyes on a picture of James Tissot's painting Still On Top (which is held in storage at the Auckland Art Gallery) I was absolutely smitten with the amazing striped dress featured. I wanted that dress in my wardrobe so badly - and I first… Continue reading Striped Tissot Dress: Introduction

Oamaru 2016 Part 1
Events · Victorian

Oamaru 2016 Part 1

September 7, 2017 misstemby2 Comments

Wednesday My flight landed a few minutes late and, as always, it took some time to depart the plane and collect my suitcase. I kept an eye out for Liane, in case she had already collected hers from her flight and had wandered down, but my suitcase arrived first. Knowing the airport almost as well… Continue reading Oamaru 2016 Part 1

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