Some time ago I visited site of the Museum of London, and fell in love with piped pelisse ca.1823 from it's collection...and decided to sew it.
It is sewn from fine "champagne" wool, decorated with silk braid, embroidered with silk "pipes" and twisted "emerald" wool. Waist fastens with hooks.
So, as usual, I worked tirelessly during the whole week before Borodino %)
Now, 57 meters of silk cord and many hours later here is my piped pelisse. It is nearly finished and I can be proud of it.
It is sewn from fine "champagne" wool, decorated with silk braid, embroidered with silk "pipes" and twisted "emerald" wool.
Les mains d'or, Katarina))
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work.!!
ReplyDeleteMerci)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done! I do hope we get to see more of your work :)
ReplyDeleteSabine
Thank you, Sabine) I hope you also enjoy my new dresses)
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I'm impressed. :)
ReplyDeleteMaureen
I'm really happy to know you like it, Maureen) Thank you for reading my page)
DeleteWe have recreated the same pelisse and in the same colour : )
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nereida
What a nice pelisse, Nereida!
DeleteThat is one more example of how different is the look of the same dress made by different people!)
Oh my god ! It's so fabulous !
ReplyDeleteThank you)
DeleteAnother stunning work of art!! I am loving your blog!!! Yeah!
ReplyDeleteGina
Thank you so much)
DeleteYou are welcome here, Gina!)
Oh my goodness! What a wonderful reproduction! I love the soft cream colour you used, it's really lovely. I'm about to start on my own reproduction of this pelisse, and your work is a great inspiration!
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