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Tag: 18th century clothing

Clothing/History/Living History/material culture/Reenacting

The Colour of Things to Come

Posted on January 28, 2019 by kittycalash

I have a thing for hats– well, for bonnets, really. I know I made stays and a shift before I made anything else for the 18th century, but I might have mad...

Living History/making things/material culture/Research

Hoods and Caps and Bonnets, oh my!

Posted on January 7, 2019 by kittycalash

Let’s take a closer look at Griselda, Countess Stanhope. She wears a hood over a fine white cap, as well as a hooded cloak. Around her neck, she wears a f...

Living History/material culture/Research

“Comfortably Covered”

Posted on January 2, 2019 by kittycalash

The last event of 2018 (for me) was the “March In” evening event at Valley Forge. My reasons for choosing events may be quirky: anything I can get t...

Living History/Research

The Material World of Widow Weed: an interpretation

Posted on October 25, 2018 by kittycalash

Part four of a series Widow Elizabeth Weed: what would she wear? What would she own? My first inclination had been to wear the grey tabby wool gown I already ha...

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