| 1. My daughter's favorite dress-- though the picture's dark, she
insisted. Who am I to argue with an almost six-year-old? |
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| 2. A better photo of the same dress. It's made of JoAnns linen, two colors, with Europa guimp as trim, which was on sale when I bought all of it last spring. |
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| 3. Detail of the same dress. |
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| 4. Detail showing the underside of the facing area. |
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| 5. One of my daughter's tunic pairs, made of plaid wool and linen. The neck was cut a little wide for growing room. |
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| 6. Back detail. |
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| 7. Kirstin's modeling one of her brother's tunic pairs, made of plaid linen/cotton and linen solid. |
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| 8. Back detail. |
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| 9. Her brother's other tunic. |
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| 10. Ian's other tunic, made of cottons and upholstery braid. The facing is cut in a square with the points oriented 'lozengy.' |
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| 11. Detail of lozengy tunic. |
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| 12. Detail of Kirstin's favorite dress, showing the inside where the stitching lines are. Two journeys only, stitching down the trim at the same time. Conservation of energy. ;) |
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| 13. Clearer detail of same dress. |
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| 14. Detail of Kirstin's plaid wool tunic with purple linen facing and upholstery trim. Again, two journeys of stitching to both hold down the exterior of the facing and the trim. |
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