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@camille-therinde
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My main blog is @camille-lachenille Here is the place where I post my sewing/embroidery projects and sewing-adjacent content. My main inspirations are historical fashion, cottagecore and fantasy, more specifically Tolkien's universe and Peter Jackson's movies aesthetic.
Also expect some info-dumping about this or that textile related subject, fashion history and the likes.
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which costume would you rather wear? (ca. 1910s)
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The ancient world was full of textile masterpieces we can only imagineโฆ but most of them have rotted away. So few of them have come down to us in these days that we think of metal and stone as the primary mediums for the oldest artworks. But there were tapestries and fabric work that would have rivaled the finest wrought gold and iron and the first cave paintings.
This is a incredibly rare find. A ball of yarn made from stinging nettle fibers in the Late Neolithic (5900 years old) in whatโs now Marin-Epagnier in Switzerland. The thread has been preserved by being carbonized. Look at how much thread that is! And how fine and even it is spun! The skill going into this is absolutely incredible. Imagine the incredible textile work that mustโve been made with that. For a reference hereโs a ball of nettle yarn I managed to make with a drop spindle. That took me 300 hours of work.
which outfit would you rather wear? (1917)
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Done? by Worried-Zombie2868 on reddit.
1860s Portrait of a Man (photo by unknown American photographer)
(National Gallery of Art, Washington)
which outfit would you rather wear? (1886)
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requested by: @forty-two-point-five
request: 1870s or 1880s ensembles with bustles
commentary from the curator: since I had a similar request for which I chose an 1870s plate, I picked an 1880s plate for this one! โบ๏ธ
If you embroider or hand sew in your bed, you may think to yourself, "I'm just gonna set my needle down real quick next to me/on my chest/literally anywhere except inside the project or on a needle catcher and I'll get it in a minute, it'll be fine." But it won't be fine. You'll lose the needle and then you'll have a loose needle just in your bed. Haunting you. Waiting for you. Craving your flesh and blood.
Use your needle catcher.
Les Modes parisiennes, no. 69, vol. 8, 23 juin 1844, Paris. Costumes de Humann, rue Croix des Petits Champs, No. Cravattes de Clรฉment, rue Vivienne, No. 6, au coin de la galrie. Chapeau d'homme et d'amazone de Mugniev, Place de la Bourse, No. 31. Canne et Cravache de Verdiev, r. Richelieu, No. 102. Coiffures d'Auguste Faisandiev, Place de la Bourse, 31 et reu Feydeau, 15. Bottes de Martin, succr d'Amick, Boulevart des Italiens, No. 2. Bibliothรจque nationale de France
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"Duck egg blue silk evening dress from the late 1810s. This exquisite example with its fuller skirt shape and elaborate trimmings reflects a move away from the neo-classical influences of the previous decade towards the more romantic tastes of the 1820s. Decorated with all kinds of delightful details, we canโt get enough of those cream satin bands above the hem and how they end as graduated tabs inside loops of stunning cream rouleaux."
Via Fashion Museum Bath Instagram
which outfit would you rather wear? (1884)
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requested by: anon
request: theatre wear, preferably Victorian (like going to the theatre, not theatre costumes)
commentary from the curator: although there was no specific label on this plate, I picked it for this request because the background of the image shows that they're in a theatre! โบ๏ธ
which outfit would you rather wear? (1943)
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Dress
c. 1913
American
Kent State University Museum
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which outfit would you rather wear? (1834)
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requested by: @wyrdspyre
request: 1830s chequered dresses
commentary from the curator: I'm so sorry, but the closest I could get here was plaid, so I hope that's okay! I really did scour my 1830s sources, and the most I found was a dress with a checkered apron that actually ended up being in a previous poll. if you'd like me to look for checkered things in another decade, feel free to let me know! โบ๏ธ
My first project ๐ by RagAedc17 on reddit.
