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YAHOO! I've stitched all of my Godstone Grannies blocks into rounds. Here you can see them all in their storage box ready to be stitched in...
Description Here is the remake of the 2005 gown. In essence it is a new garment in many ways. Here is a link to what it used to look like: [link] This is my Rain Dress which means the one you don't care if it gets rained on/will go slogging through the mud in. I am hoping the new gown will be much finer, but this will have to do for now. Here is the run down of what I did to it: I completely scrapped the old bodice and made a new one. The old one never really fit and this one fits--for now, although I might be taking it in a touch by the time September rolls around. On the new one I did hand-bound eyelets which worked wonderfully. If you have the patience I highly suggest them. I also put tabs at the shoulder and waist. I did completely new trim. It is in the same vein as the old stuff, (still burgundy and gold gimp) but it's not quite the same widths. I was hoping to recycle the old stuff, but it was just too beat up. I beaded the heck out of the trim--I may add more someday. I added more beads, some trim and a guard to the forepart. I made a new petticoat for the forepart, the old one finally bit the dust, and this one should hold up for a while. I cut down the old sleeves and made them a narrow curved sleeve and added beads and the same trim. I added points (aigullettles) to all my ties. I put darts in the over skirt waistband so it actually fits and I actually got around to guarding the over skirt. As I found out today it is roughly the same color as Michigan mud, so I think it's a win-win there. I made a new hat, it's my silk pillbox [link] but I am still keeping the black hat as a rain hat, but I think I like the pillbox. It's a much softer line. I finally got a suit of ruffs after longing for them for a couple of years. I'm still working on adding a few more shiny bits. I will have a pearl girdle belt for season, and I had it on in the morning, but took it off just after lunch because one of ends was a little loose, so it's sadly missing from the pictures. You can see the locket that was hanging from it pinned to my shoulder. I found a new one (that's even bigger) too that I am going to put a picture (or two) of her majesty in--yes I am a suck up, my character wants money. At last a picture where my hair looks red. Which is also something I've actively done for this upcoming festival season--plus I think it suits my personality. I'm not really sure how long the remake took since I started working on the beading this winter. I did the actual construction in about a month when I felt like working on it. I need to go buy a scale yet, but I would like to weigh this dress. It's just a guess at the moment, but I think this dress with all the fabric, beads, and accessories weighs about 25-30lbs. I'll let you know. Aside from a little tweaking which wearing the gown today pointed out I am ready to call this project done. Anything else I might do to it might take an hour--two tops. Well, time to cross this one off the to-do list. If you want to get a closer look at some of the details I posted another picture here: [link]
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