For the sake of simplicity, I’ve pretty much decided to make one of the polonaise style jackets first, with a pierrot probably after that. And slotted in somewhere will be the hooded Snowshill jacket – it started raining when I was walking to work the other day and the first thing I thought was: I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘polonaise’
Colourful
Posted in 18th Century Costume, tagged 18th Century Costume, colour, Fabric, polonaise, Sewing on Sunday, 11th April, 2010 | 7 Comments »
Pierrots and Polonaises and Hoods, Oh My!
Posted in 18th Century Costume, Sewing, tagged 18th century, 18th Century Costume, pierrot jacket, polonaise, Sewing on Monday, 5th April, 2010 | 4 Comments »
That pesky (and lovely) Idzit has gone and made the lovely hooded jacket in Patterns of Fashion that I’ve been lusting after since I first saw the pattern/sketches – her version is stunning, you should really go and see it. Looking at the photos of her creation and catching up on all the fabulous costuming [...]
Fabric Desire – Silk Stripe (Polonaisey goodness)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged blue, dressmaking, Fabric, polonaise, Sewing, silk on Tuesday, 25th August, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I have found what looks like the perfect silk for the Marie Antoinette stripe polonaise: The site is wonderful and has some other lovely shades… I’ll be really disappointed if they don’t have it when I come to actually make the polonaise!


