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Champagne - det enda rätta. Cajsa Wargs Sura Grädd-Waflor. Skoklostermat i grevens tid. Stekta Jordärtskockor med persilja. Är du vad du äter? Från slottet Maisons till Versailles. Ingången till berömd Bellmankrog. Hyllningsdikter till bl a Sofia Magdalena och Gustav III. KULTURSÖNDAGAR PÅ KRISTINEHOVS MALMGÅRD. Kristinehovsassembléen den 6 Septembre. MASKERAD KALMAR SLOTT 2013. Masquerade Bal 16 martii 2012. Ordens les Bergéres Höst-Bal. Riddarholmskyrkan Lör 31 Mars 2012. Salong den 7e martii. Reproduk...

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Rococo Atelier: January 2014

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Thursday, January 2, 2014. Naval riding habit inspiration. The time has come for me to make a riding habit, another one of those projects that I've hoped to make for so long,. Anyhow, my major source for inspiration comes from the naval uniforms of National Maritime Museum, which I visited a few years ago. My favourite type of uniform is the full dress uniform of a captain, from 1774. If you've read my post about the floral robe à l'Anglaise. A Portrait of a Lady (1747) by Roberet Harvie. Captain Horatio...

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Rococo Atelier: April 2014

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Wednesday, April 23, 2014. When 18th century sewing gets too overwhelming. The short story: There are times when I get frustrated with most of my 18th century sewing because - lets face it - sometimes it can be a bit tiresome. and complicated. So what do you do? Bring out the regency to the rescue! Nice to have someone to talk about your costumes in real life and even more fun to know that you'll have someone to take your new clothes out with, sooner or later. Conveniently, also Merja. You can see the fi...

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Rococo Atelier: December 2014

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Thursday, December 4, 2014. Brown floral print gown at the Ehrensvärd museum. I don't know if you still remember but earlier I mentioned an outfit that I couldn't finish on time for the Isokyrö event in August. I've always loved the white floral print gowns from the 1770s/1780s. But they are so very common so wanted something a bit different for myself. After discovering some floral gowns in darker fabrics through museums collections. The dress has a tight fitting quarter back but the floral pattern of t...

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Rococo Atelier: 18th century stays - tutorial - part 3

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Thursday, May 21, 2015. 18th century stays - tutorial - part 3. Of this tutorial we got to a point where your stay pieces were joined together. Now it's time to whip stitch the seam allowances down after the fitting session (and doing possible alterations, as in my case. Replacing the front panels with wider panels). Shortly after finishing this part of the construction, I learned from 18thcenturystays. That you could also double the thread as it's stronger than single thread. So you can do that). Then i...

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Rococo Atelier: March 2014

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Saturday, March 29, 2014. Some paintings just need more love. You know that moment when you stumble upon a gorgeous painting that you haven't seen before? It happened to me today and I immediately felt like sharing this lovely piece of art with everyone. Portrait of a Lady with her Son (ca. 1792), attributed to Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller. And doesn't that dress remind you of the one Marie Antoinette wore for this painting? Marie Antoinette with two of her children (1785) by Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller. Ninya Mikh...

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Rococo Atelier: November 2013

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Monday, November 25, 2013. Sneak peeking the robe à la Française. The silk organza trim is actually striped. I was a bit disappointed to notice the stripes are barely visible once the trim was stitched to the dress. Oh well. at least the fabric was easy to cut straight. I'm not particularly fond of the too synthetic looking lace on the neckline but it can be easily replaced as soon as I find something more suitable. Monday, November 25, 2013. Ivory robe à la Française. Robe à la Française. Quaintrelle Li...

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Minulla on kokoelma erilaisia historiallisia asuja sekä entisiä teatteri- ja ooppera-pukuja. Asut ovat pääasiassa naisten asuja ja asusteita. Asuja on käyttötarkoituksesta riippuen mahdollista hyödyntää projekteissa joissa työskentelen. Tässä osa kokoelmastani. Olen jäsen 1700-luvun elävöittämisseurassa. Vuonna 1996 perustettu Helsingin Wanha Waruswäki ja Kaupungin Hywät Asukkaat r.y. Ihastuin 1700-luvun visuaaliseen maailmaan jo lapsena vieraillessani ensi kertaa Turun linnan rokokoo-salissa. Mielen...

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Rococo Atelier: August 2014

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No posts. Show all posts. No posts. Show all posts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A 24-year-old woman, graduated in modern dressmaking studies with a passion to historical costumes and history in general. I made my first clumsy 18th century costumes at the age of fifteen and have been trying to learn to make them more properly since then. Updating the blog and checking comments is very irregular at the moment. View my complete profile. Brown Indienne print gown. Ivory robe à la Française. 18th century stay...

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Rococo Atelier: July 2014

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Friday, July 25, 2014. A visit to a local museum. A week ago I finally went to see a small local museum that I've been meaning to visit for ages but never got around to go there. It's called Sailor's Home Museum. We'll start with the tenant's quarters. The wallpapers of the house were probably my favorite part from the museum. They were beautiful and I also loved that they weren't all perfect and spotless but they were partly crumpled on the walls and had imperfections in the matching of the papers.