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Today I'd like to introduce you to two wonderfully inspirational costumers. About a year ago I stumbled on the work of Katie Jacobs of www.katiejacobs.com. Her costumes reproduce historical clothing from the 1700s to early 1900s. I love checking her site for the most recent creations. It inspires me to no end! Wish I lived near this girl! It's so fun to see other young costumers creating such stunning reproductions.
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Through Katie's site I learned of her friend, Gwendolyn Basala. I saw this 1820s dress that she reproduced from an original (recognize it?) and I was blown away. How awesome is this dress?!? Please stop by her sites to see her many other lovely creations!
Behind the Tapestry
Gwendolyn Eugenie Basala
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