Gallery of Finished Projects

[LadyShadow]

Oh  that is lovely trim.

[Tink]

LOVE the dress (and trim)!  Wonderful job!

[Lady L]

Very nice!

[Genievea Brookstone]

That dress looks so light and breezy and has a simple elegance to it!    Beautiful job!

[Lady Kathleen of Olmsted]

For  first project effort, HUZZAH!!!! Very nice and well done.

A simple Arched Tall Hat done for Very Merry Seamstress. I did not have any Deep Navy Velveteen, so I used Deep Navy Corduroy. That made the hat lighter, though still very Noble.

[Lady Rosalind]

A photo of my finished black silk gown, taken by Sir Clisto at the Door County Renaissance Fantasy Faire. We have one more weekend to go!



(taken at the end of the day, waiting to go to the gate for the closing gate show, while feeling the effects of a no-break day)

[Manwariel]

Lady Kathleen, I love that hat! What pattern did you use?

[Lady Kathleen of Olmsted]

Lady Kathleen, I love that hat! What pattern did you use?

Manwariel! I used the Lynn McMasters Elizabethan Arched Tall Hat pattern. I want to make one for myself in deep Burgandy Velveteen or Corduroy to go with my Black Gowns.

Lady Rosiland!!  Your gown turned out marvelous!!! 

[Lady Rosalind]

Italian working class, v2.0.  I learned a lot in making my green Campi dress (http://silverstah.com/campi2.html).  The pink one went together fairly easily, with little muss and fuss.  Unfortunately, between when I finished it last fall and now, I've lost a bit of weight - so it's no longer self-supporting.  Which means that I need to take the whole darn thing apart, take in the bodice, and cartridge pleat the skirt back on.  *headdesk*  What's more likely to happen is that I'll just continue to wear a bra underneath it, because I'm LAZY.

I have to say, this is one of my favorite dresses! It looks so comfortable and flattering!

[Rani Zemirah]

(sigh)  Soooo much talent here!!! 

[Tink]

(sigh)  Soooo much talent here!!! 

I quite agree!

[ArielCallista]

It makes me want to make noble garb, but not wear it. lol...

[Cilean]

A photo of my finished black silk gown, taken by Sir Clisto at the Door County Renaissance Fantasy Faire. We have one more weekend to go

Lady Kathleen:
I love linen and I am hoping to make my own English Fitted Gown in burnt orange kirtle with murrey linen gown! I can't wait!


Did you my Lady Rosalind, use My Lady Margo's Pattern? I love the black with they yellow!
Smashing


Cilean

[Lady Rosalind]

Yes, I use the Margo patterns! Worth every penny!

[Rosamundi]

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!