This winter I returned to Lancaster, Pennsylvania to celebrate Christmas with my family. While there I had the opportunity to attend a love...

Check out these FREE patterns for 18th c. men's clothing on the Los Angeles County Museum of Art website: http://www.lacma.org/pattern...

For my mother's birthday earlier this fall I made a blue silk 1795-1805 dress for her to wear when she volunteers at Rock Ford Plantati...

Pictures of the c1795-1803 reproduction silk robe.

A few pictures of the recently completed c1798-1805 Silk Gown.

c.1798-1805 Finally, pictures of the recently completed Regency Silk Dress. I'm very happy with the way it turned out. I'm thrille...

c.1795-1803 I finally own a Regency Robe! I've wanted one of these since 'Sense and Sensibility' came out ages ago. I always lo...

Just a quick update on my progress with the Sheer Ivory Organza Regency Dress. I've been working diligently on sewing it and it is now a...

The Sewing Room is cleaned up thanks to a little help from my Handsome. I was at a loss to determine how to properly store all of the fabric...

I'm living vicariously through my mother again! Since moving to Pittsburgh I am still in the process of locating museums and living hist...

Pam wearing a Silk c1795-1805 dress based off of an original silk dress from Pennsylvania. I draped the pattern for this dress.

I'm loving this dress! Actually, I don't know anything about the painting - artist, date, subject. I love that V front and the fulln...

I'm sorry for my lack of interesting posts! I have been a busy bee lately with Holiday Decorating, travelling home for an early Christma...

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Brom Bones & Ichabod Crane (Dan Deal) On a cool fall evening in the year 1794, an evening gathering was hel...

Mark & Andrea Amey Notice Mark's apron attached to his button. This is for a working impression. Nathaniel Nancy Jenny & Vance W...