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The Pink Pingat

March 25, 2020February 28, 2024 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ 1 Comment

I haven't written anything here in a while! The main reason is that I started to take a pattern from a corset at work to share, as I don't have one in my notebook already for the 1830s, and then started considering whether that's against policy, so decided I should stop until I discussed it … Continue reading The Pink Pingat

Not moving, but not standing still

January 16, 2017 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ 6 Comments

I've been in a reading/writing/sewing slump for a good handful of months now, due to a number of factors: - The last dress I tried to make for myself ended up looking terrible, due to the fabric being too polyestery and stiff for the design, and to the fact that the cut of the bodice … Continue reading Not moving, but not standing still

P.S.: Happy Birthday to Me!

September 11, 2015February 28, 2024 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ 5 Comments

And what a great birthday it is! For this morning, as I came here to post a link to the Amazon US page for Regency Women's Dress, as it's now pre-orderable ... ... I noticed that I'm listed as the #1 new release in Textile & Costume! Based, I assume, on preorders from my Facebook … Continue reading P.S.: Happy Birthday to Me!

The Clothing Project

November 19, 2014 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ 2 Comments

No substantive post this week - and there won't be one next week, either. Probably you will get one the week after. (I had a great idea for one that I've lost, but I'm sure it will come back to me ... while I'm at work, when I'm holding a pastry bag of frosting instead of … Continue reading The Clothing Project

The Latest Patterning Visit

August 27, 2014February 28, 2024 ~ Cassidy Percoco ~ 6 Comments

Hello, all! I have a series of meaty posts in the works, but they're not quite ready yet, so let me tell you about the most recent visit I made for patterning at the Albany Institute. I've really been concentrating on outerwear, as there are so many extant gowns with interesting construction or trims or … Continue reading The Latest Patterning Visit

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