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Playclothes Friday: Early man's Tuxedo jacket with tails
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Hello everyone. It's a good morning today, yay marriage! But onto a much less important thing, repairing vintage clothes!
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Upcoming projects.
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Hello lovely people. I spent yesterday cleaning and rearranging my work areas as I prepare for a week of work.
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More awesome Playclothes repairs!
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Hello everyone! It has been a crazy few weeks for me. I have a cough (congested throat that may be a sinus infection) that I've h...
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1890s corset cover repair.
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Hello lovely people. Sorry for the lack of posts, I've been scrambling with so many other projects and just trying to stay afloat. I...
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The brown dress no one wanted.
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Good morning lovely people. In my ongoing work of sewing for the vintage store Playclothes, I came across this rather interesting late 40...
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Candy Shoe Repair
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Good morning lovely people. Our hiking path. I know my blog posts have been sparse these past few weeks. Things have been bouncing l...
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Lining to myself.
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We often think that it's the visuals that need the maintenance. A skirt hem, a worn cuff or collar. But in truth it's the invisible...
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The cutest patch I've ever made!
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A friend of mine has this lovely sharkskin vintage dress. From the details; the extended button front, the full pleated skirt and the reve...
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The Gutted Cloche
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How is everyone doing? It seems it's been slow around the tubal-interwebs. I presume people are out enjoying the summer before school ...
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I finally got to use my darning egg!
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BANNED!!!
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You guessed it, I have officially been banned form the Queen Mary Hotel.
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Rip-up, Reuse, and Re-wear!
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I made a resolution to NOT have clothing in my closet that needed alterations or was just a lost cause. We've all done it. Made projec...
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Hex for Victory
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This is my serger. Its nothing fancy, but it is a 5 cone with a differential feed (I have no idea what that means yet, but it sounds fancy,...
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