I've been writing a lot! I have a book I'm writing at the moment, set in the early 1900's. It's about a girl and her brother and her brother's bestfriend who's had a breakdown and come out to the country to stay with them over winter break. (Sorry that's the best I can do at giving a basic plot without telling you the whole story :P )
Other than that, I've been sewing some (1700's stays) and doing yet more school.... Arcsin anyone? How about simple squamous epithelium? :D Perhaps chondrocytes? hehehe Anyway, that's what I'm doing right now!
I don't think I have much material for an awkward + awesome. there wasn't any youth group this week! haha
I currently really want to make an 1910's gown... like REALLY want to make one. However, I don't feel like going to the trouble of making a 1910's corset... *cough* So... perhaps I'll just forget about it.. or dream about it or just.. yeah.
That's what's up folks! Hope you had fun reading my little doings :)
This post made me laugh :) I was imagining you saying it all really fast!
ReplyDeleteCant wait to hear more about your book, have you ever made a civil war time period dress?
-Hannah Bamberg
http://iowangirl24.blogspot.com/
Hey, Hannah Sue! Glad you found my blog! Yes, as a matter of fact, my very first clothing sewing project was a Civil War gown! I have a sewing blog (that I don't update near enough! http://sewingroomtales.blogspot.com/ ..however, I haven't been sewing much that could be posted!)
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That sounds like an awesome book you're writing. Oh my goodness it'd be so cool if you made your own vintage dress!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Inna! I have made my own vintage dress before, but not 1910's vintage! It was late '40's early '50's! Check it out here http://sewingroomtales.blogspot.com/2014/04/homeschool-ball-part-1-sisters.html
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Wow! I love the fabric (tulle!) and everything about the dress is so becomingly elegant. :)
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