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Wednesday, July 14, 2010. New stuff at RH. I know it's been a really long time since I've posted, but there are so many new things going on at RH that I have to tell you about. First of all, we have a new site design. Go have a look: https:/ www.reconstructinghistory.com/index.php? Then there's the Swing era patterns we've reproduced: https:/ www.reconstructinghistory.com/patterns.php? Https:/ www.reconstructinghistory.com/historical-clothing.php? Links to this post. Sunday, December 16, 2007. So in my m...

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Reconstructing History: October 2007

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Thursday, October 25, 2007. Early Tudor Project Part 1 - the set-up. Okay Today I got inspired. It's not the first time I was planning on doing something completely different and got sidetracked. The slow season is coming up, and a friend of mine suggested that I do something I've always wanted to do - make up full outfits from each one of my patterns and photograph them for the website. I made only mockups to test the pattern. I never made a full-blown, ornamented Tudor ensemble before. I'll do Katherin...

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Reconstructing History: November 2007

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Thursday, November 22, 2007. Early Tudor Project Part 2 - the mental gymnastics. Since I first started looking at this picture of Katherine of Aragon with a view to reconstructing her outfit for 12th Night, one thing has been on my mind: the middle layer. Ninya Mikhaila and Jane Malcolm-Davies. Clearly Katherine is wearing more than those three layers in this portrait. And so is Agniete van den Rijne who I mentioned in the previous post. One has to ask oneself what is the purpose of such a garment? It oc...

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Reconstructing History: Early Tudor Project Part 4 -- the yellow undergown

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Sunday, December 16, 2007. Early Tudor Project Part 4 - the yellow undergown. But here's my construction process if you want to follow along:. I began by dyeing three yards of Chinene Shantung. With Jacquard Acid Dye in Bright Yellow. It's a simple twill weave, giving it strength, but remains soft and pliable. I really wish I could show you a picture! The shape of the breasts of my duct tape double looks exactly like the portrait of Katherine right now.). And one of the bodice alone:. Subscribe to: Post ...

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Reconstructing History: Early Tudor Project Part 3 -- prep work

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Friday, December 7, 2007. Early Tudor Project Part 3 - prep work. Well, today was the day that I stopped staring at pictures of Katherine of Aragon and started working on the outfit. In line with my own preaching, I decided to work from the inside out. I started with the smock. I started with 3.5 oz bleached linen from Fabrics-store.com. My real work today was determining the embroidery stitches to use around the edge of the smock. This is four strands of black Splendor silk floss. Early Tudor Project Pa...

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Reconstructing History: December 2007

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Sunday, December 16, 2007. Early Tudor Project Part 5 - the enigmatic middle layer. Today's project has been engineering the black middle layer seen in this 1502 portrait of Katherine of Aragon. And indeed, this time was not disappointing. But instead of teaching me which hypothesis was correct, the construction taught me what hypothesis has no chance of being correct. The middle layer cannot. Unfortunately, I can't show you any pictures because my camera is still not functioning.). I have a lovely hunk ...

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Remember my polls last month about what you'd like to see us add next? Well, I'm listening. I'd like to announce some of the new things we now (or soon will) have in stock. If you turn your RH folios to the new section "Threads", you will find a whole new offering of stuff. Here, let me help you get there. There are two pages of offerings, so please be sure to use the arrows at the bottom of the page to go forward. And they said it couldn't be done! Why would anyone want silver sequins? Http:/ kass-rants...

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Things with Strings: April 2009

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This blog is primarily for putting out my latest knitting projects, but it is also for putting out any kind of craft project in general. Happy knitting! I think we may have hit it. A little more of the pinkish stuff. I have discovered the hard way. Done, and yet not. A little Celtic Mystery. And dyeing to get there. Lots and lots of new things! Clover Hill Yarn Shop at the Maryland Sheep and Wo. Wish I would have stuck with only one. Ply, the second. Plus the final wash n whack of Ba. So with being sick.

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Jump to main navigation and login. Making History Come Alive. Period Cookbooks and Receipts. Historic Museums and Sites, Mid-Atlantic. The following books and websites, listed in no particular order, offer a wide range of useful information for 18th century reenacting and are well worth exploring. And don’t forget Pinterest if you’re looking for period examples of things, both extant objects and period paintings. Colonial Williamsburg's Educational Site. Is full of information. Described by the author as...

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New Blog Entry - Netherlandish Working Women's Outfit. For those of you interested in my work with Netherlandish Working Women's Clothing, I've started talking about my theories and reconstruction in my Blog: http:/ reconstructinghistory.blogspot.c. Post a new comment. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. We will log you in after post. Post a new comment. Post a new comment. Mwah ha ha ha ha! Follow us on Facebook.

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Things with Strings: December 2008

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This blog is primarily for putting out my latest knitting projects, but it is also for putting out any kind of craft project in general. Happy knitting! Last Creative Post of the Year! A lot of my pix are on my other camera, so shall h. It just dawned on me. Things Ive been working on. Wherein I declare myself an idiot. All right, the last few days have been a bit of a . Im a bit behind. View my complete profile. Wednesday, December 31, 2008. Last Creative Post of the Year! I don't have pix yet, but I ha...

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Things with Strings: July 2007

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This blog is primarily for putting out my latest knitting projects, but it is also for putting out any kind of craft project in general. Happy knitting! Fiber Trends Felted Clogs. The project that never ends. View my complete profile. Tuesday, July 17, 2007. Yarn: Lion Brand Magic Stripes, brown/blue pattern. Pattern: My own basic generic sock pattern, loosely based on Knitty's Universal sock pattern. Needles: Size 3 dpn. I did these as a toe-up pattern. Links to this post. Monday, July 16, 2007. Not too...

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Things with Strings: March 2009

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This blog is primarily for putting out my latest knitting projects, but it is also for putting out any kind of craft project in general. Happy knitting! Things that make you freak out. And now for something completely different. Pics of the Bahama Blues - Unwashed. The end of the Bahama Blues! I want to cry. Purchases from the Homespun Yarn Party, and the ho. More Bahama Blues, but a hint of next month, plus . Romance is done, on with more Bahama Blues and sil. Things about the garnet yarn. All of the st...

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Things with Strings: May 2009

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This blog is primarily for putting out my latest knitting projects, but it is also for putting out any kind of craft project in general. Happy knitting! We have *some* pictures! I have to laugh at this. Thinner than the hair on a frog. Irony is done, and a PSA. Stash Enhancement from MDSW! View my complete profile. Wednesday, May 27, 2009. We have *some* pictures! A better example of how fine these came out might show if I put them next to a dime. Here:. Yes, it's that small. 8 ply! When we get to the pi...

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Things with Strings: June 2008

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This blog is primarily for putting out my latest knitting projects, but it is also for putting out any kind of craft project in general. Happy knitting! View my complete profile. Friday, June 27, 2008. See that link on the left side of my page for Claudia's Blog? For those of you who aren't knitters (what, you're reading this page and you're not a knitter? Well, donating to the MS society is a good thing anyway. But for those of you who are? THIS WOMAN'S RAFFLE PRIZES ROCK! GO DONATE TO THIS WOMAN! Yeah,...

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