A couple walking to left; the female figure at left wearing a bonnet and holding a rosary, the male figure at right holding an axe; from a series of eight engravings; another impression. Engraving
The following numeric sizes correspond to subsequent letter sizes: 34 - XS, 36 - S, 38 - M, 40 - L, 42 - XL, 44 - XXL A dress in a classic, very feminine cut. Andalusia dress gives many composition possibilities - it can be worn with a peasant Beth top ( click here to add top ), long sleeve blouse or simply without any accessories. The neckline is designed to expose the collarbone and emphasize the neck. A wide waist belt accentuated with a bow at the back effectively emphasises and shapes the figure. Strongly flared, the crinkled bottom of the dress moves beautifully when blown by the wind but also during frantic dance moves on the dance floor. Ideal apron cut for cottagecore styling. The dress is made of slightly thicker, falling in bold folds of linen fabric. This model is a "sister" of By the Sea, Côte d'Azur. The waist belt is much wider here. * 100% linen ( STANDARD 100 by OEKO TEX® Certificate ) * a concealed zip at the side of the dress * no lining * made in Poland * it comes with a widening belt (from 6 cm at the waist to 19 cm in the widest part) It is an integral part of the dress, sewn in at the front. SIZE - you can find a detailed size chart among dress photos. CARE ADVICE: * Machine wash 30℃ /86 °F * Do no tumble dry *Do not bleach * Iron with steam. The fabrics must be a little bit wet.
Plate 5: A couple dancing to the left; the male figure at right holding the left hand of the female figure outstretched towards l; from a series of twelve engravings. c.1537 Engraving
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An overview of how to sew a bustier dress - one drafted from measurements, another from a modified purchased sewing pattern
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Plate 2: A couple dancing to left; the male figure at left with his left hand raised; from a series of twelve engravings. c.1537 Engraving
A couple walking to left; the female figure at left wearing a bonnet and holding a rosary, the male figure at right holding an axe; from a series of eight engravings; another impression. Engraving
Wayside shrines adorn the mountains, valleys and villages of South Tyrol. Discover how these sacred works of art beautify the land in subtle and profound ways. One can not walk in South Tyrol without encountering a wayside shrine (also known as a Wayside Cross, Wegkreuz, Feldkreuz, Marterl and Bildstock). Whether haunting you from the shadows
