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This has been a week where a lot of work has been done... but not in the areas where I feel things were accomplished. Anyone else have weeks like that? Strangely enough this photograph of seamstresses hard at work helps me stay focused and look forward to next week where hopefully more sewing will happen! Oh and who else thinks it’s a genius idea to put dress forms on a table?? So much better for your knees!🤣🤣 #18thcentury #georgianfashion #aimeevictorian #womeninbusiness #momsinbusiness #historicalsewing #seamstress #sewing #customgown
1880’s bustle pas complete and 100% made from existing stash! I think that’s my favorite part 😉 #19thcentury #bustledress #bustlegown #victorianfashion #stashbuster #fabricstash
Fabric options have been updated on all custom listings! Plus my highly requested custom Regency gown can now by made with short sleeves! Link in profile! #georgianfashion #18thcentury #aimeevictorian #regency #19thcentury #historicalfashion #customgown #reenactment #reenactors #reenacting #etsyseller
Throwback to one of my favorite challenges... an 1850’s Bloomer gown displayed in the Suffragette exhibit at the New York State Musuem in Albany, NY. My fingers still get a little sore thinking about all the handsewing that went into that gown! 😜 #aimeevictorian #victorianfashion #bloomers #suffragettes #newyorkstatemuseum #historicalsewing #historicalfashion #reenactment #reenactors #historicalseamstress #handsewing
10 years ago my husband surprised me with a new sewing table for my birthday. This table has proved to be more than just a place to sew. It has also been a wonderful place to plan future projects... today’s brainstorming has me deep in the second bustle era!! 1880’s here I come! #aimeevictorian #workspace #sewingstudio #womeninbusiness #bustleera #bustlegowns #victoriangowns #victorianfashion #etsyseller
Surviving the winter storm with a little hand work on a pet en lair. Enjoying the quiet before my little toddler (energized by naptime) begins to run amuck all over the house again! 😬 #aimeevictorian #petenlair #18thcentury #georgianfashion #handsewing #momlife #winterstormharper

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Vintage Inspired Sewing Projects for Beginners  Sometimes its fun to get back to basics.  With the long, hot days...July 17, 2018

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