Historic women welders started breaking the gender stereotypes as far back as World War II. Today, women welders are still challenging these stereotypes.
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Photo from Peter to add to The Wall. I need to do a set - there's more coming.
The building of a 1940's wardrobe
Joan Bennet When the present interprets the past, it always adds its own ideals on top. This is how we can identify
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF COSTUME GUIDE UPDATE (as of 10/17): Kelli is spearheading our DAUGHTER APRONS--give her and her team a ...
Something that I haven't managed to write up in my blog is my hobby-love of historical costuming, though my ongoing saga to finish my costume for the 501st Legion is fairly well known (I am foiled by leather work). I have a few projects that are actually coming near to the whole sewing stage, but,…
Frog-shaped Needlecase (reproduced from an original in the LA County Museum of Art)
childlike empress dress | The Childlike Empress
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Costuming Inspiration
In case you haven't noticed, there are only so many Halloween costumes available for brown couples. I mean really, the options are: a) Aladdin and Jasmine b) Zorro and Elena c) generic pirates, chefs, 80's workout video crashers, etc. Because the options are so limited and because I love Halloween so much, I wanted to make…
The Despotic Magdalena Marr sees herself as a Queen, the Evangelical Saviour. This will be one of her many styles with purpose
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