It’s been difficult to get good photos of my vintage stuff, but today, my camera liked the light, and detail came out! Yay!
I wrote up four of my items on my other blog, The Everyday Clothing Project. Click on the links to go to that blog and see more pictures and stuff.
The Everyday Clothing Project isn’t to sell items, but to document and, hopefully, to serve as a reference for users. Or to supply images for Pinterest. That would flatter my photography skillz.
So here are the items. One: this homemade turn of the century linen and cotton corset cover, in a wearable size that’s just asking to be reproduced. Check out that lace and linen vandyked bit around the neckline.
Two: This gorgeous turn of the century beaded purse, which I want to photograph with the silk jacket of awesome awesomeness and its associated net tea gown, eventually.
Three: this linen purse from about 1900-1915, which has appeared here before in my reticule project posts.
Four: these lacy, frilly, girly split drawers, ca. 1890s-1900s.
Enjoy!
The Old Everyday 
February 9th, 2015 at 4:08 pm
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