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  • All in a days work,  Medieval Life

    How selling what we love lead to our success

    April 14, 2021 / 5 Comments

    It has been a while since writing my last post. Spring is here and I am finally out of the winter funk that has consumed me. I don’t know how many out there get the winter blues, but I get the blues pretty hard. Feeling the temperatures rise and seeing buds on the trees give me a sense of renewal and the want of finally doing things again. One of those things is dedicating myself back to my blog. I want to kind of pick up where I had left off from my last post. One of the things that I have been writing about in the past is the…

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    Sara

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    The Birth of Bag Making

    December 8, 2020 / 4 Comments

    In my previous post I had told you how I came to be self-employed.  In this post I will continue my story of how I went from having a shop to working from home. I had my alteration shop for about a year.  I started to experience some health issues that made me driving an hour and half a day not safe.  So it was a sad day when I had to make the decision to close my shop.  I didn’t know what was going to happen and deep sadness set in.   While I had my alteration shop I took in all kinds of work.  One of the things that…

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    A Life Altering Decision To Begin A Business

    October 27, 2020 / 12 Comments

    I have decided to tell you a bit about how I began my own business to became independent. I have always wanted to own my own business since I was in the third grade.  I never really knew what it would be, however I knew it would happen someday.  I was working as an Advertising Rep for a small newspaper back in 2007-2010. I went from business to business soliciting print ads from them.  Most places I visited were small businesses.  I had an area that covered about 350 miles so there was a lot of selling to be done.  One thing that I discovered through all of the business…

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Sara Roy

Medieval DressesFANTASY & MEDIEVAL WONDERFULL FASHIONOh my goodness this is gorgeous!!! Incredibly well done!Ritter mit Armbrust 14 Jahrhundert (Rekonstruktion) «Researchgroup "Хранители"»Hero standing on a parapet -- Huntington Library Ms HM 60, f°105
 Ancient_Finnish_Costumes.PDF http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/FTP_Files/Ancient_Finnish_Costumes.PDF Louise Pass says --"garments have been shaped along the long seams, off and on through history, narrow weaving and wider bodies. make this almost inevitable. The earliest pieced dress I have seen evidence for is from greenland I think and has 14 body pieces. However this may not be what you mean by a princess seam. The classic name "princess seam" was for a style of victorian gown worn by Princess Eugenia around 1870."Dress Diaries - More chemise updates
 Пыляев писал, что «Екатерина ввела при дворе изящную простоту русского платья». Все должны были являться ко двору в платьях с элементами русского национального…TUTORIAL! The Ionian Chiton
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