Wrote a bit about my time staying at Mystic Seaport this month for the Melville Society Conference! It was unfathomably lovely to draw for fun after such a long time away from my sketchbook.

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Wrote a bit about my time staying at Mystic Seaport this month for the Melville Society Conference! It was unfathomably lovely to draw for fun after such a long time away from my sketchbook.

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Sailor’s Ditty Bag with accoutrements, circa 1875
Toiletry bag
“Transparent toiletry bag with typical accessories.” - via Wikimedia Commons (original description translated from Swedish using Google Translate)
A sailors magic bag.....
A sailors magic bag…..
Bits bag, ditty bag, odds-n-sods bag…. Shouty boat owners. Blog time : it’s late April and i’m taking a few days off from the big jobs as iv’e finished the main work on the boatbuilding shelter aside from fitting a gutter and linking that up to even more water butts in the garden…that and a few fasteners here and there to stop the plastic rattling and it’s a sign-off. In the workshop iv’e been…
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Details of a ditty bag belonging to Jack Gardner, c. 1920s

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Embroidery for a ditty-bag, inspired by this one from 1842—1862.
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I’m currently working on a custom order. Projects are coming to an end for a few weeks with the impending surgery. The dimensions of this bag are suited to fit a specific waterproof map case already owned by the customer.
The components clicked and punched the old-fashioned way but with the aid of some modern measuring tools.
Double-needle stitching. It may not look perfect yet, but a little…
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