Showing posts with label Skirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skirts. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

The Dowager

The last of the photos from this weekend.


Yup, this is me.

I cannot take credit for the shirt.  I was frantically trying to finish the shirt for this outfit the morning of the shoot but didn't make it in time.

Monday, March 11, 2013

The Socialite

More photos from the weekend.  Here my model M wears the lovely purple walking skirt and bolero.


Sadly, the rain made for a very soggy train on the back of that skirt.

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Something new

A little something new.
 A black gathered skirt with ruffle and an under-bust vest with buckles.
I'm pleased with the vest since I invented the pattern myself.

Monday, January 21, 2013

Another walking skirt with jacket

I love three day weekends.  Even though I had plenty of other things to do (including being out of town all Sunday afternoon and evening) I was able to complete another outfit.  This one is a walking skirt that has a bit of a train to it and a matching bolero/jacket.
What do you think?
 It is a lovely purple with black lining and trim on the jacket.
 The train in the back is only about 3 inches.
A close-up of the jacket.  I can't take credit for the lace blouse except that it is from my closet.
This is for one of my models. I do hope she likes it.

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Walking Skirt

Last night I finished the Victorian Walking Skirt I was making for Justine.  She says it's very comfortable.
 From the front
 and back.  There are insets between the gores to make it more full as well as a box pleat in the back.
 And from the side.  I think the next one will have a slight train to it.
And finally, a gratuitous cat photo.  But I can see that I need to dust the treadle table.

Monday, January 14, 2013

Skirt with bustle

I finally had time to finish the skirt I started over the New Year's break from work. I'm rather pleased with it.
It is a rusty-red shantung skirt with ruffle, overskirt and flounces on the side.  The bustle is detachable and the bustle and flounces have black contrasting lining.
This is my favorite of the few photos we took.  Too bad the flash didn't go off.  I'll be sure to get better photos when it isn't dark and 20 degrees outside.  I'll also need to get some from the back so you can see the bustle better.