Southcoast historical associates
Posted Jun 13, 2007 at 22:43 CEST in Costumers & web shops, Fashion, Links, and Photos.
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Southcoast historical associates
18th century costuming site with some really beautiful stuff.
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Fashion and culture from the 1700s.
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sheila
HORRIBLE WOMAN. SEWING NOT THAT GREAT, AND SHE IS A WITCH!
Mag
omg, too true! I have seen her at reenactments with the stupid, rude ladies that she prances around with! Her skills at sewing are passable, but I know several much better mantua makers, esp. for ‘stays’, and without the ‘attitude’. Most in the ‘hobby’ stay away from this one–unprofessional, and a poison gossip!
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