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stitchwhichI didn't make anything really resembling period clothing, with the possible exception of the pseudo-Italian Renn (which I then ruined the lines of with a Velcro opening). The mother of this 18-month-old baby works in Pennsic Staff and is not in the least concerned about authenticity. She just doesn't want to run around with her child in a onesie. So I indulged myself, since I'm not charging her for these and bought inexpensive fabrics (how long do these have to last? About a week, maybe a week and a half).
I photographed them with my phone so they don't show as well as I'd like. But I wanted to keep a little record of what I'd done, for future days when I'm feeling down on myself.
I don't care for the cut of this one at all. The inset sleeves look worse than the T-tunic styled sleeves of the other tunics.
Weird... LJ isn't letting me load the rest of the photos.
I photographed them with my phone so they don't show as well as I'd like. But I wanted to keep a little record of what I'd done, for future days when I'm feeling down on myself.
I don't care for the cut of this one at all. The inset sleeves look worse than the T-tunic styled sleeves of the other tunics.
Weird... LJ isn't letting me load the rest of the photos.
