Historical Sewing forum
Posted Aug 10, 2009 at 11:32 CEST in Fashion, Forums & communities, and Links.
Historical Sewing is a brand new 18th century fashion forum started by Madame Berg. I hope it takes off!
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Robin, pimpernelclothing.wordpress.com
I’ve recently joined and it’s a great forum, everyone is really nice - certainly worth joining.
Lithia Black, lithiablack18thcentury.blog…
Hello, just wanted to tell you that you havean award to pick up at:
http://lithiablack18thcentury.blogspot.com/2009/0…
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