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wedding033After my marriage in 2007 to my fiancee, Christopher, I have been working from the home at sewing. My goal is to recreate as historically accurate as possible, garments from various past time periods. I specialize in the decades preceding and during the American Civil War, but I have been branching out into the 1700′s, and Regency time periods as well. I create both men’s and women’s garments. All garments are custom and one of a kind. I do make ready-made dresses which are sold out of Abraham’s Lady store in Gettysburg, PA. As of this June, I now have a full time job, so please contact me early for your projects as my time to sew has been dramatically reduced. Please comment if you are interested in a commission. Use missmacraes@gmail.com to send an e-mail request and to find out more about commissioning an article.

I am also available for lectures, presentations, and for workshops. A workshop is a great way to learn how to make an item of clothing that may be too expensive to purchase. Usually, minimal sewing skills are needed and the cost is usually very affordable. All of my workshops contain thorough research, visual presentations, and use period techniques and appropriate materials. Please contact me if you would like to have a workshop with your group.

Published on February 9, 2009 at 4:43 pm  Comments (4)  

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  1. Sorry I saw this so very late! I don’t have anything ready-made. All is custom made according to the wishes of the buyer. I don’t know of a good place to look for a high quality frock coat that is ready-made. Everyone I could recommend to you also does custom work on order. Perhaps you could look into renting, depending on the situation?
    Bevin

  2. We’re actually committed to an event that weekend, but we really had a ton of fun last time. We’d LOVE to be able to get to another one, so do keep us in the loop!
    Bevin

  3. Are you talking about the navy blue military dress? If so, it hooks up the side while the other side of the “shield” bib is tacked to the bodice through the piping. I didn’t do anything other than flat-line it like the bodice. The corset keeps it night and straight!
    Bevin

  4. What can I help you with!
    Bevin


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