I finally finished the Regency Short Stays that I had started over a year ago. It was a project I took on when I was staying with my granddaughter while her parents were on a trip. They went on a trip this year to Mexico City and since she still had school, she stayed home again and I stayed with her again. She was so busy studying for tests that I had plenty time to revisit the project!
Mainly I had the boning and some binding to do.
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I even left some of my DNA....darn pins! |
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My first bound eyelets |
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I found a smaller cord for the lacing later on. |
Since Regency is not really my era, I am hoping I am not too far off with the fitting.
are those bond eyelets done by hand?
ReplyDeleteYes, done with embroidery thread and easy to do.
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