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If
you're looking for some advice regarding your historic
clothing, read on! You'll need the most recent free
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And
yes, you're welcome to make copies of the articles for
friends, family, and random strangers (and even include them
in group orientation packets), so long as keep the copyright
and credit lines intact (they'll print automatically on each
article), and you don't resell them or publish them in book,
magazine, or website form.
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Ethical
Dressmaking-
A brief primer on Copyrights and You. |
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Dressing Infants-
What does Baby need, and how does it all work? |
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Cold Weather Infant-
Keep Baby safe, warm, and historic with some common-sense
ideas from the past |
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Dressing Girls-
The options for correctly dressed girls are nearly endless. |
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Dressing Boys-
No, they can't run about naked, much as they'd like to. |
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Cold Weather Child-
Don't skip a fun event that happens to be chilly--take a page
from the past, and head out! |
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Dressing Teens-
Navigate the transitional clothing years with this brief
guide. |
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Best Bet Wardrobe-
Create a solid, historically accurate wardrobe without
expensive mistakes and "farb." |
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Defining the
Workdress- What you do influences what you wear. |
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Simplicity 2006-
Elizabeth's opinions and suggestions for using the Martha
McCain Fashion Historian pattern line from Simplicity |
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Having a Fit-
Learn to have a proper ladylike fit in a few easy steps. |
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Hand Versus Machine-
Hand sewn or machine sewn--which is best? |
