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Passions and Pastimes

Hugelkultur, Nutrient Rich Environment For A Raised Garden Bed

This post is about how we used the Huglekultur method to fill our raised garden beds. Hugelkultur is an inexpensive, easy and nutrient rich way to fill your garden beds.…

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July 3, 2022
Travel and exploration

Exploring Close To Home

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…

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August 23, 2020
Passions and Pastimes, reviews

A Stitch in Time

I just got done watching this small but very informational series on fashion called A Stitch in Time. A friend of mine recommended this as a good show to watch…

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August 15, 2020
  • Passions and Pastimes,  reviews

    A Stitch in Time

    August 15, 2020 / 5 Comments

    I just got done watching this small but very informational series on fashion called A Stitch in Time. A friend of mine recommended this as a good show to watch so I decided to check it out. I love anything that is historical fashion. A Stitch in Time is available on Amazon Prime Video. The show is hosted by fashion historian Amber Butchart. She’s a great host and asks great in depth questions. For half hour episodes, they seem to last an hour because of how much information there is and because of the right questions are being asked. The show is only 6 episodes long, which is sad because…

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Medieval DressesOh my goodness this is gorgeous!!! Incredibly well done!FANTASY & MEDIEVAL WONDERFULL FASHIONLouise 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."
  Пыляев писал, что «Екатерина ввела при дворе изящную простоту русского платья». Все должны были являться ко двору в платьях с элементами русского национального…The dress on the left shows a good way to use a too-short dress. Long dresses arent as easy to find, but a shorter one with a long skirt underneath can be a good look.Dress Diaries - More chemise updates
  Ancient_Finnish_Costumes.PDF http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/FTP_Files/Ancient_Finnish_Costumes.PDF
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