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head empty just this fresco:
dress is sleeve closures and trim away from being finished and my fighter is gonna have to (pretend) work so hard to recieve my favors cant wait to attach the piece we're cutting off with a dagger
Just two mercenaries trying their best to be courtly
also, the dress got finished enough
Another day, another patch going on the sleeve of a 4 year old underdress because I'd rather keep it alive than make a new one
So one fun part about the next two projects (which'll be sewn with my non-dominant hand until my thumb stops hurting) is that I'll basically be comparing/contrasting two very similar garments from the holy roman empire
Both are dated around the mid-15th century, one found in the Tyrol region of Austria and the other more associated with the Nuremberg bathhouses, but both are generally discussed as supportive garments.
I want to compare the bathhouse dress against the support of the lengberg bra, my existing supportive shift, and bras, because while I see this discussed among the various options for supportive shifts, im not entirely sure it should be classified as one.
Materials arrive Wednesday
Three weeks out from Gulf Wars, and I've got some sewing to do: - finish the loose gown, so i don't have to wear the pourpoint - finish my Johanna Ferrour kirtle (closures, hems, and sleeves) - finish the red kirtle (sleeve buttons + hem) - Booty shorts + optional shirt would be nice to churn out another set of hose too, but thats gonna be a bonus project
Birgitta cap 2/3 done for Med Fair! Just one left, and then I've got to do the kirtles
Brought in the new year with finishing a new st birgittas cap and sewing with the apprentice siblings
Also did hella eyelets on a dress that'll probably be done for winterkingdom
Ft a pic we immediately sent to our laurel