2018 in review

The biggest project of the year I made at the very start of it:

a 1780s riding habit with an embroidered waistcoat, a plain waistcoat, a neckstock and a hat. (I also spruced up my old riding habit shirt for this)

 

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Also I made in the first half of the year:

a 1660s-1670s dress out of heavy red silk satin

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a woman’s banyan out of the same red silk satin with a white silk sash

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a 1780s “jellyfish” hat (the contemporary term was actually chapeau-bonnette)

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a new pair of stays (also a new shift, new stockings and a split bumpad (not pictured)

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a caraco with a fan-pleated back, a matching petticoat out of cotton chintz and a custom printed fichu

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an embroidered robe à l’anglaise out of cotton voile with no lining at all, based on this dress in the Met.

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The second half was spend on an embroidery project which still isn’t finished. And it’s not because I didn’t try to finish it. It’s just a bit too much.

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