Gallery of Finished Projects

[FiddleStix]

Thanks everyone! Ill take some more pictures when the final little thing is added to the coat shoulders. Its gonna be like a Leafy kinda look on the shoulders, made out of the same fabric that the Shirt is made out of.

[Lady Isabella]

Got all my pictures online finally so here it goes.
My daughter Kendyl. Her first year with the court. She loves the big skirts.



My sister Dodie. This dress also has different sleeves and a forepart. This was Pirate Weekend.



My doublet dress. I love this one. Very warm on those rainy days in February. I also have a bodice
to go with the skirts. Made of velveteen.




This is my favorite dress. The sleeves are a faux fur I found at Walmart. Super cheap. Very soft.

[operafantomet]

I can only imagine what your family photo looks like. WOW!

[Genievea Brookstone]

What stunning women and stunning gowns!  Beautiful colors!  I will take one of each

[Mistress Kathleen]

Those dresses are beautiful... I am jealous of your work

[Lady Isabella]

Thanks for the kind comments everyone. I can't tell you how much this Forum has helped me!
There is SOOOO much talent here.

[CapnFayeCutler]

Wow those are all really nice. The red gown: WANT!

[flidais]

Fantastic work!!!

[irish]

Lady Isabella!!! Beautiful work!!!! 

[Lady L]

Lady Isabella,
Gorgeous work! All of you look fabulous, huzzah!

[Kate XXXXXX]

Drooooooolll...  (Mop mop mop mop...)   

[CenturiesSewing]

I finally finished off my wool kirtle, what started out as the the Lady with a Unicorn painting slowly evolved into something a bit different thanks to some mishaps with the pattern layout I was using and some over enthusiastic scissors.









Tiny gathering pleats



and silk bows, they are strips of a thin taffeta cut on the bias.

[operafantomet]

I simply love how those sleeves turned out! And as I commented in your blog, the lines of this dress is so beautiful.

[Manwariel]

I finally finished off my wool kirtle, what started out as the the Lady with a Unicorn painting slowly evolved into something a bit different thanks to some mishaps with the pattern layout I was using and some over enthusiastic scissors.









Tiny gathering pleats



and silk bows, they are strips of a thin taffeta cut on the bias.

That is lovely! I especially like the skirt part.

[amy]

Oh another lovely job!  The smoothness of the fit on your bodice is such a commentary on your skill.   Beautiful work.