Little Bit German

Just a 'little bit German' (and English, Scottish, Irish, French, etc), sewing historically in the French Illinois country

Thursday, January 16, 2014

HSF Challenge #1 -- "Make Do And Mend"

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The Challenge: #1 – Make Do and Mend I’ve recently joined an F&I era group and the one winter event I went to, they just could n...
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Saturday, January 4, 2014

Tiny Treasures

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Working at a library, sometimes I run across sources for 18th century details I would not have expected to find; my co-worker found this on...
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Friday, December 27, 2013

Historical Sew Fortnightly 2014...hurry up, January!

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Oh, I am SO excited for this coming year as far as sewing goes. Please pardon the long absence....I have been struggling with increasingly s...
Tuesday, September 24, 2013

I have confidence in confidence alone...

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Ok, I'm trying to convince myself that I can do this: Kendra is inspiring crazy seamstresses everywhere to make Court Gowns, and I w...
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Thursday, September 19, 2013

HSF #18: Re-make, Re-use & Re-fashion (18th century shoes, picture-heavy)

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The Challenge: #18: Re-make, Re-use & Re-fashion   Fabric: White linen for the heel, heavy crewel-work (machine-made, though) upholst...
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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Sort of not really here

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NOT that I think anyone is eagerly hanging around here for my every post, but I just wanted to throw out a warning that I'm on a bit of ...
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Thursday, June 6, 2013

Summertime, and the sewin's crazy

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Ok I have been sewing like a house afire for the past month or so, and the big event around here is over now so I can feel justified in post...
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Over half my ancestors are German immigrants, and I live in a county that still has a lot of German customs and ties to 'old country' German sister cities.....but it's also the heart of former French colonial Illinois from the 17th and 18th centuries. As a history major who went on to earn a grad degree in library and information science, I value research, a well-rounded and nuanced understanding of history, and a reliance on critical thinking rather than sloppy soundbytes and AI. My goal with this blog is to document the things I create for fun, however, and I make no claims of being a formal educator (although I'm happy to talk history and historical fashion with other open-minded people for hours!). Let me know if you enjoy my posts, and I'm always looking for other historical clothing blogs to follow!
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