Gallery of Finished Projects

[CecilsTanequin]

Super pretty Cinderella!!

Kate, beautiful work, as usual!

My own Leicester project is still under way but I had so much frustration deciding which way to go on the hat that I consider it a finished project all by itself!


I had to make the trim and hatband using the burg velvet and stitching down the teeny gold cord. What can I say? I'm just not having fun unless I'm killing myself over tedious little details.

as always, http://theradclyffe.blogspot.com for the full story...

[Kate XXXXXX]

Thank you.

The hat is very spiffy!  Love it.

[Adriana Rose]

*twitch* Now I have the songs for Into the Woods stuck in my head!

I love the dress, it is the best one that I have seen for that charature. The differance is very nice over the marizpan version that is usually used.

[Wickedvox]

Great work all around ladies! Kate those outfits are so very Father Christmas, I love it!

Silverstah--such a great interpretation (But I too am partial to DA lol)! And, way to make life easier down the road 

Cecils--great hat! I suck at millinery, you not so much

[GryffinSong]

Wow, stunning hat!!!

[sealion]

:waving: Hi! It's been months since I've checked in so I had 12 or so pages to look through and I am very impressed with the creativity here!

It's also been months since I have added anything to my garb closet because the fibromyalgia has been getting worse. I made myself a new gown nearly a year ago that I don't think I shared here. This was my first time sewing entirely by hand and using period construction details such as interlining the bodice with canvas and wool felt pad stitched together, using a strip of wool at the hem. and using snipped edging to the neckline, cufs, and hem.

clipped edging by sea95lion is failing to keep up!, on Flickr

IMG_7773 by sea95lion is failing to keep up!, on Flickr

infamous mirror shot! by sea95lion is failing to keep up!, on Flickr
I also made myself a set of Ottoman Turkish garb.

Ottoman Turkish Garb- Entari and Yelek by sea95lion is failing to keep up!, on Flickr
and I made a Floretine gown and camecia for my oldest granddaughter.

Okay, *now* it's finished! by sea95lion is failing to keep up!, on Flickr

[DonaCatalina]

That dress is gorgeous.

[sealion]

Thanks, ladies.
Silverstah- I've been looking at a lot of SCA garb pics on Pinterest lately and have seen your works pinned several times.

[Lady Kathleen of Olmsted]

The Baron's Doublet is finshed.

[Wickedvox]

Holy cripes woman, you're fast!!

It's gorgeous! There's something about green and gold. Like purple and silver. Like peanut butter and chocolate.

Mmmm...chocolate.

Easily distracted by...everything. Carry on!

[iain robb]

Oh my word, that is beautiful. No, that's too mild a word. Wow, something like a half-million words in the English language, and I can't find an appropriate one for how good that doublet looks. Well done.

[Evie McCann]

Wow, Lady Kathleen, that is stunning. Love that green.

[Baron Frederick]

Yah all of the above and to think it is mine all mine,and am loving every moment of looking at the photos.Now for a little Happy Dance !!! !

[LadyShadow]

That looks absolutely beautiful. I love that green and gold look.

[RowenD]

 Awesome!
  I bought about  15 yards of that fabric, or one very close to it, in green with gold vine pattern last September during a sale at Joanns, and was going to start a doublet for David this weekend.  It's much lighter weight than the black and gold dec fabric I used last time.
   I gives me an idea on how it will look ^_^.  I will be piping it and using some of my massive trim stash.