Let's talk fabric! (cotton fabric!) – Maggie May Clothing- Fine Historical Fashion

Hello all you lovelies! Over the years I have fielded many questions about our cotton prints and thought it might be worth doing a little blog post about. So here’s all the details you may (o…

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Print suitable for historical garments and accessories. Period Weight. 100% fine quality cotton. 44/45 wide. Sold by the Yard.

General Store- Red

Girl's early 19th century dresses – Maggie May Clothing- Fine Historical Fashion

An Index of Everything (and Everyone) Mentioned in Barbra Streisand's Memoir

Fabric Guide for Garment Sewists - Love Notions Sewing Patterns

Vintage Stamped Linen Tablecloth: The Quandary of Salvaging –

The Brooks Dress is inspired by an original cotton American gown (c. 1847) in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This transitional

The Brooks Dress (Made on Demand)

The Ellie dress is a girl’s very popular dress style during the mid 19th Century. Inspired by a vibrant cochineal dress (c. 1842) in the collection of

The Ellie Dress

Which Party Fabrics are Best for Your Special Occasion? - Threads

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How to Fix Fabric Bleeds - Suzy Quilts

Fashion, Modernism, and Modernity (Part IV) - The Cambridge Global History of Fashion

Twill and Duck: If at First You Don't Succeed… –