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Tag: millinery

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...

Clothing/making things

Capote de Velour garnis en satin

Posted on November 27, 2018 by kittycalash

This plate has stuck with me for years: those mailbox shapes, in velour! In 1807, velour was not what we think of today (and I don’t mean Zapp Branigan). ...

Clothing/Living History/making things/material culture

I Want [peppermint] Candy

Posted on October 10, 2018 by kittycalash

A friend regularly sends me bonnet descriptions from the inventories she’s researching; one description was of a white silk bonnet with a red cherry silk ...

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