Friday, January 8, 2010

Introducing Vince



I'd like to introduce you to my sweet husband, Vince. Our love of history brought us together six years ago and has continued to be a mutual passion. Vince is also a long time Civil War reenactor, portraying both Civilian and Military, and a graduate of Penn State University with a Major in History - among his other degrees. He is currently studying to earn a PhD in Business.

Vince will be a co-blogger here at blog.historicalfashions.com. I'm sure you'll find his witty posts vastly more interesting than my picture posts.

Welcome to the blog world, Vince!

(See Vince's 1st Post Below!)
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7 comments:

  1. What a darling picture. You two are a cute couple. It's so wonderful to have hubbies who share our passions and play history with us :-)
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  2. Heh, I feel like that explains the subject line of the previous post, maybe. I'm gonna quote myself, though, in response to your statement about your picture posts--"Pictures or it didn't happen!" ;) Also, hello Vince! I look forward to seeing what you have to say.
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  3. that is just a fabulous picture! Wonderful! I'm slowly drawing my hubby into the world of vintage. Nothing better than having your love share your loves!
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  4. It has indeed been wonderful for us to share an appreciation of history through the lens of aesthetics. I spend most of my days doing engineering stuff--which has also prevented me from doing much reenacting--so conversations with Lindsey about fashion design of the Regency Era, for example, are a welcome relief. Coupling my basic knowledge of standard history with her immense knowledge of costume history has been a lot of fun.

    And I know Lindsey has so many more ideas and experiences than what shows up on this blog...so we thought I could occasionally post--sort of as her assistant/student/scribe. I learn a lot from her and her passions, and I think you can too!
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  5. I just found your blog from the nester and LOVE it. My bachelors is in Theatre Design, and I got to do a little costuming. Your work is great!!!! How blessed you are to get to do this for a living. I'm dying to learn to sew again (have totally forgot everything I knew) and have no clue where to start. Any beginners book or machine you could recommend would be appreciated!
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  6. Although it may not be a beginners machine in price, I love my Bernina sewing machine. I've had it for about 7 years now and only take it to the shop once a year for a good cleaning - it's never had any problems and always runs great! I would definitely recommend Bernina for an excellent sewing machine.

    I like the book "Complete Guide to Sewing" by Reader's Digest. I don't think it's still in print, but there are plenty of used copies out there - Ebay, Amazon, etc.

    Hope this helps you get started! You should definitely learn to sew again, it's so fun to be able to make all sorts of things. :)
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  7. You two look so sweet in that picture!
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