🌸 Our toffee linen skirt is perfect for all your next medieval reenactment and any Renaissance Faire. This 18th century skirt will combine perfectly with any bodice or jacket in the shop. 🌸 This softened linen petticoat is a must-have piece in your historical wardrobe! This historical skirt is perfect for completing your Outlander Costume! You can also use it for dressing up a medieval peasant or a Renaissance fair maiden. But you can also wear your long linen Skirt daily with a modern jacket or sweater, in a very history-bound spirit. 📌📌 DESIGN 📌📌 - color: TOFFEE - 2 panels of linen, patiently pleated according to the 18th-century fashion - 3 m span - long ties on the back and front to attach each panel around your waist - Ankle length: 37,5 inches (95 cm) long - Use a bustle pad to give the skirt its beautiful volume: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1109774117/bustle-pad-in-white-cotton-beautifully 📌📌 SIZES 📌📌 The item comes in 12 sizes: from XS to X4. Please, refer to the item measurements in our Size Guide as the last picture of the listing. 📌📌 FABRICS & CARE 📌📌 - Fabrics: 100% organic mid-weight softened linen (205 gr/m) - Care: Use hand wash or cold machine wash. Do not bleach, soak, rub, or tumble dry. ❤️❤️ Please note that all garments in our workshop are handmade to order with love and care. We use only the best materials in fabrics and haberdashery to obtain excellent results and attire you will keep and cherish for many years.❤️❤️ ❤️ Thank you for visiting our shop!
Happy Hobbit Day! Our tenth annual Hobbit Party was this past weekend and it was such a gift to spend so much time with our good friends. I’m so thankful to everyone who made the journey to celebrate with us, and for everyone who helped out while they were here. I couldn’t have done it without you a
I recently was in an Austen-y frame of mind (couch, PJ’s, and dogs may have been involved) and so decided it was time to fire up one of my comfort objects. I was shocked to discover that Netf…
Adorn yourself in this blooming floral tapestry corset and transport yourself to a time of fairytales and romance. This floral corset tapestry fabric conjures fond memories of historical floral arrangements, vintage travel bags, or perhaps your grandmother's couch? Subtle details like a sweetheart neckline and satin ribbons add a touch of romance, and front and back lacing allow you to tailor the fit of this corset to perfection. And for those moments when you crave a change, the removable straps offer a versatile transformation, letting you embrace different styles with ease.Whether you're attending a renaissance festival or dressing for a hobbit picnic, this floral corset top is your passport to a world where style transcends time. Unleash your inner romantic, dance through time, and let our Floral Tapestry Corset Top be the key to your very own fairy tale.
Tree Moss Cottagecore Dress Set is made out of cotton blend with off shoulder elastic neckline, long puff sleeves, lace decoration. The 3-piece dress set includes a dress, a matching headscarf and a vest in neutral earthy tones. Size S Bust 84cm Waist 68cm Length 117cm Size M Bust 88cm Waist 72cm Length 117cm Size L Bust 92cm Waist 76cm Length 117cm (If you're unsure of which size to order, or simply want us to double check that the sizes you picked would fit you, you can leave us a note with your bust & waist measurements, with your order. The note section is located in your Cart) . . . . . Asian Sizes generally run one size smaller than US/UK/CA/EU sizes. We take the measurements of every garment and list them in the description box. We would advise you to check the measurements in the description or send us your bust/waist measurements so we can do that for you. Optional: You can also order one size up your regular size (example: if you wear size M in the US, you'd order Asian Size L) although this option is not as precise as checking the measurements and comparing them to your bust/waist measurements. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - One Size - One Size clothing would generally fit sizes: XS (extra small), S (small) and petite M (a small medium) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Swimsuit Sizing - swimsuits run two sizes smaller than US/UK/CA/EU sizes. You would need to order two sizes up your regular size (example: if you wear size S in US, you'd have to order your swimsuit in Asian size L ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Tip: Always check the measurements in the Item Info and compare them to your body measurements (bust and waist), to make sure the item would fit you. ' Contact us ✉ with your measurements if you need help choosing your size. FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $50 (USD) . For orders under $50 the shipping fee is $4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - DELIVERY ESTIMATES Please be aware that delivery time can vary and we are unable to give precise delivery estimates due to deliveries being affected by many factors: destination, national holidays, weather, customs clearance, global pandemics and other unprecedented factors .. Generally, once a package gets shipped it could take approximately... . 10-15 business days to the UK, the US, EU-countries, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand. . 15-30 business days to all other countries. . We do not guarantee delivery dates or times. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - COVID-19 NOTICE: Depending on the COVID19 pandemic situation in your country and airlines activity, please be aware that a delay in package arrival due to Covid-19 is possible. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Check out our FAQ page for more information on Shipping and Purchase Protection. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -
The Lord of the Rings: Eowyn's Fish Soup recipe inspired by the scene from the movie between Aragorn and Eowyn.
Last Saturday some of our little sewing group/tea society met at Waveland Estate at the edge of town for a Regency-themed picnic. It was a morning of mixed promise, hazy blue skies and sunshine in one direction, and a cobalt blue enhanced with gray in the other. Rainstorm, I thought, that's what that is, rain in the making. Sure enough, mountains of clouds moved somewhat overhead, pinches of blue above their enormous lumpy sides, but they just spat sprinkles on us while we lingered over the picnic. Jane remarked that we wouldn't melt, so there was no mad pick-up and dash for safety. I had forgotten, of course, about how my sleeveless spencer and water don't mix, so it's lucky the sprinkles were scant because while I might not dissolve into a puddle, the spencer surely would have been ruined. Oh, how we feasted. We paid as much attention as we could to creating the atmosphere: luncheon dishes and teacups and wineglasses, and a block print tablecloth for a colorful background like the skirts of an early Regency dress. Then there was the food...oh, the food. Why did such dishes ever lose their way in history, and become lost and foreign? Autumn Jane, and Jane, as we set up for the picnic. Do you see the lovely raised pie in the center? That's Jenni's onion pye. Chicken pudding, onion pye (with potato and apple), Salmagundi, a solid whip't syllabub, lavender cheesecake, good bread with Seville orange marmalade, tea piping hot -- Maryanne's Wild Abandon (Bingley's Teas) and Jasmine Darjeeling (Montea), real honest-to-goodness Mount Rainier cherries. Salmagundi: a composed salad with the scents of lemon and herbs. Whip't syllabub: light, cold, and creamy all at once. All eaten to the tune of a breeze and birdsong and lots and lots of conversation and chatter, under welcoming old trees and the shadow of Waveland. We sat so long that plans to tour the home were tossed aside, so we strolled around the grounds and gardens. Polly identifying flowers. The garden is maintained by a garden club my mother's a member of. They use lots of native and heirloom species, drought resistant, perennial. Polly and Autumn Jane consider the afternoon. Jenni and Autumn on the estate's massive portico. Jenni wrote about the picnic too: she has much better picnic pictures, since my camera chose to hiccup and then go dead. That's also why she and Laura are not in any of the pictures just yet. So How Did the Spencer and Ensemble Do? Fine, with a Tweak or Two This was the spencer's first step into the world, a beta test to see how it, and the rest of the ensemble, performed. Now refinements can be made for the Jane Austen Festival in July. On the portico. Perhaps the bodice mixed with white and the end of the bandeau flying, but this picture reminds me of some Eastern European dress. I suspect those massive columns are brick underneath, stuccoed. They are magnificent, aren't they? The steps are native limestone, worn with rain and feet. The spencer itself turned out to be comfortable. Yes, it's another layer over the dress -- two, counting the lining -- so perhaps it was a little warmer than I anticipated. However, the natural fabrics did what they were supposed to: they wicked away the ladylike "glow", leaving me, if not cool, at least upright. Despite years in Atlanta's jungle-like humidity, I've always wilted in the heat, so knowing if I can even stand the garment on a hot day is useful information. The spencer, laced. Nice sneaker laces, eh? Once laced, the spencer front lies smoothly, without wrinkles. Oh, how I love the spangles twinkling as the spencer moves. The spencer's interior lacing worked beautifully to set the garment in place. It didn't shift and wrinkles were minimal and natural. The fronts are pinned from inside. I do need three pins, top, middle, and bottom...this wearing I only had two, and the middle of the overlapped front pulls a little. The back is where I am concerned. Remember how the back is lower than originally designed, and how I built up a high ruche to mitigate this? Well, not high enough. Plus, my chemise is showing. Our house has no full-length mirror, if you don't count the 1920s mirror set into a door that's so de-silvered the view is obscured with dots and splots and scratches. Therefore, I left the house gaily unaware. The solution? Add a ruffle to the dress neckline, to match that on the hem. It will fluff over the ruche, obscure any wardrobe malfunctions, and in the front provide some welcome screening. Plus, the ruche bows out a little in back. I will take two tiny pleats in the top of the back to pull it all inward. Bowing on the back ruche, peekaboo chemise, but still a pleasant, fresh effect. Oh, one last note. It's impossible to tie arm ribbons onesself. I've tried it. Many times. So we tied them at the picnic, and I failed to notice that the sleeves are poofed out shorter in back than in front. They should be the reverse with longer ends in the back, to get the nicest drape. A memo to file for the festival: examine your sleeves! I was just going to say, "Can you imagine all the items a woman would have to think about before stepping outside?" Then I remembered that I check for bra strap peekaboo, skirt hang, zipper condition, muffin top, hair muss, and make-up smear before I go outside today. Different era, same concern. Now, About That Hair, Missie...It Was Supposed to Be Curly, Not Mussy! Tsk, Tsk All my livelong life, I've warred with my curls. For decades, I endured frizzhead, bobble-curl, and the electric-socket look. Until the Flatiron Age. Now I sport straight hair with flipped ends. Ahhh. Now, here I was trying to make the hair hold ringlets, especially in front and it did...but only in the back. Even the humid air didn't help. It wasn't the beach humidity that creates Greek ringlets, just Kentucky humidity that pulls individual hairs into a Mrs. Frizzle bob. Fine for 1780s, not for 1794-6. Yes, I hear you, and no, I didn't put Lottabody on it, that fantastic setting lotion. I reserved that for the artificial pin-in curls that I tried that morning, and gave up on because they looked flat ridiculous. Hrrmph. So we had that morning hair au naturel, with a silk gauze bandeau. Cute, but not the Master plan. So, between now and the festival, it's hair play time! We'll set it with Lottabody in foam curlers, we'll test the famous papillote curls, we'll "turn up" chignons at the ends per Gallery of Fashion, and we'll twist and tie turbans a la Festive Attyre (thank you!) until we have something a little more of the date. I'm looking forward to this.
These 18th century men's drop front breeches are a must have for any reenactment, historical program or visit to Colonial Williamsburg. This is very typical of what a man would have worn in the 1700's. Available in sizes 30-42. They have a drop-front fly, and button at the calf. There is a gusset in the back that allows for some adjustment. The breeches are made from pre-washed bottom weight material, to prevent shrinkage, and are made to last. They can be made out of linen at an additional charge. Gold colored or pewter buttons available.
A recipe for iced milk and honey inspired by the book series, Game of Thrones from A Song of Ice and Fire.
Inspired by the richly storied Jacobean tapestries, the Grey Peacock Renaissance Bodice features a detailed floral motif. Evoking imagery of the lush French countryside in summertime, this piece is perfect for a midday picnic, lounging in the garden, or dancing under the strawberry moon. Keep your look soft and ethereal by pairing with one of our Linen Chemises, or add it to your woodland witch’s Ren Faire outfit with our Renaissance Belt and Skirt Hikes. Our 100% natural cotton corsets are always strong, breathable, and designed to last. Every corset in our shop is hand-crafted in Portland, OR and thoughtfully designed. This corset features: -Tight weave cotton canvas lining for durability and strength -Hand-set bronze grommets -Ten rows of body-shaping plastic boning, which conforms to your shape as your body heat slowly softens the plastic. This boning is specially sourced to match the flexibility and strength of steel boning -Satin lacing ribbon -Removable modesty panel so you can wear your corset with or without additional coverage at the lace-up opening SIZING INFORMATION: Please refer to the size chart in the last photo of this listing. Please check the sizing information carefully! Corsets do not fit like standard sizes. You can find a complete guide to taking your measurements here: https://www.frenchmeadowscorsets.com/sizing-measurements/ If your measurements do not fall perfectly within the sizes listed on the measurement chart, we would recommend going with the custom fit sizing option. Corsets are meant to be very precise, close fitting garments. Because of this, the custom fit option is the best for most people. If you choose to go with the custom fit option, we will send you a message via Etsy with instructions for taking your measurements. You can also visit the link above and submit your measurements to me here on Etsy (do not submit them through the link) after placing your order. It is very important that you check your Etsy messages, the email associated with your account when you place your order, or leave us a valid email to get in contact with you. If we're not able to get your measurements from you, your order will be delayed. Please note that custom orders are not eligible for returns or exchanges, as they are made specifically to your size. PROCESSING TIME: This item is made to order by an incredibly small business! That means we need a bit of time to make your order just for you. This time frame can be anywhere between 6-10 weeks. Please refer to the estimated arrival times provided by Etsy on this page for the most accurate expected arrival date. If you need your item sooner, we offer rush processing as an add on in our shop. You can find this under the "Other" category on our shop page, frenchmeadows.etsy.com
This suit was named after Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett - an English politician, writer and feminist. The design of the dress is taken from the original dress of the early 20th century, which is in the collection of the owner of the brand, Mila This is a suit with a separate skirt and a separate blouse DETAILS - Fabric: 85% wool and 15% polyester (Ukraine made). (250 gr/m) - Decor - cotton velvet ribbon (white or black) - Two side pocket - Fasten on press-buttons - Production times - 20-21 days. Thank you for understanding SIZING are shown in the picture in the gallery If you want to make an order in individual parameters - please choose the options "size" - "Individual" We can also sew this model according to your parameters. We can change the length of the skirt. To do this, please write to us, and we will clarify all the details. You can choose any color from the last two pictures. ! Please note that actual colors may vary due to your computer resolution and monitor color restrictions. CARE Hand wash 40℃ / 104 °F No Tumble Dry Gentle Cycle Do not bleach DELIVERY Worldwide delivery. Every parcel has a reliable package and is sent by Ukrainian Post The shipping period depends on the country of destination usually it takes: - EU: 5-8 weeks - USA: 4-5 weeks - Canada: 6-10 weeks - South America: 6-12 weeks - New Zealand, Australia, Japan: 6-8 weeks - Other countries: up to 8 weeks If you want to order express delivery, please write to us first. Thanks We can also offer express mail services for an additional fee. To do this, please write to us in private messages. thanks !!! Please note that actual colors may vary depending on your computer and phone resolution and monitor / phone screen color restrictions !!! Also, the color may appear slightly brighter or more saturated because the monitor is backlit, but in reality the fabric is not backlit. Consider this, please Please note - I am not responsible for possible customs taxes that your country takes on parcels. Before ordering, check the maximum amount of goods that can be bought and shipped to your country without customs duty. If the order amount exceeds the amount of customs duty, but you want me to indicate a lower price for the goods - please write to me about this before paying for the order. If you have any questions regarding this item, just message us. Thank you for your attention to our shop!
Inspired by the short waisted stays of the regency era, these stays were designed to support the bust much like a modern bra. This gorgeous blue fabric is 100% linen and is a durable and environmentally friendly choice for your next set of stays. A delicately crocheted daisy trim decorate the neckline. The neckline of regency stays falls just slightly above your midbust (nipple) level. It is recommended to wear a chemise or blouse underneath to provide complete coverage. The neckline can be made higher upon request. The waistline ends at your natural waist, and curves down slightly in the front to accentuate the waist. All corsets/stays in my shop are hand-crafted and thoughtfully designed. After you place your order, I will contact you regarding the measurements I need for making this custom-made item especially for you. These stays feature: -Tight weave cotton canvas lining for durability and strength -Hand-set bronze grommets -16 rows of body-shaping synthetic whalebone boning, which conforms to your shape as your body heat slowly softens the plastic. This boning is specially sourced to match the flexibility and strength of whalebone, which was used historically in corsets for centuries (If you are interested in steel boning, it is available as an upgrade for an additional $50). -3 yards of satin lacing ribbon -Back modesty panel which goes behind the corset lacing SIZING: When you place your order, I will send you a measurement chart with the measurements I need to make your custom order. Please check your email within 24 hours so as not to delay the production of your corset. Please note that custom orders are not eligible for returns or exchanges, as they are made specifically to your size. NOTE: This item is made to order, so please allow six-eight weeks of processing time in addition to shipping time as I am making this item specially for you! Need it sooner? Rush shipping is available for purchase separately in my shop.
The product will be sent as a set There are 2 candles in a set For purchases of 20 pieces or more, a discount will be applied if you contact us.
