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1830s/Clothing/making things

A Pelisse for Emma Smith

Posted on January 4, 2024 by kittycalash

This was an interesting project that only needed to fit my small mannequin, which was a relief since the ultimate client was in Ohio.It started with a conversat...

Clothing/Events/Living History

Winter Chores

Posted on November 30, 2019 by kittycalash

Here we are, on the cusp of winter: the season is (mostly) over for living history events, the days are short, and what is there to do but pine until the season...

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...

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