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    Exploring Close To Home

    August 23, 2020 / 3 Comments

    This year all of our medieval events have been canceled do to Covid . So instead of attending events on weekends we have been venturing out and about locally for something else to do. We haven’t done enough exploring close to where we live , however what we have done was really nice. Our other intention is to stay in Pennsic shape. Pennsic is a huge medieval event held at the beginning of August for two weeks in Pennsylvania. 10,000 people from all over the world attend this event every year to set up a medieval encampment that spans 1 square mile. Pennsic even gets it’s own postal code during…

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Пыляев писал, что «Екатерина ввела при дворе изящную простоту русского платья». Все должны были являться ко двору в платьях с элементами русского национального…Oh my goodness this is gorgeous!!! Incredibly well done!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."Abito Castellana San Domenico
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