My recently sewn 1920s wear at the larp Miskatonic University by Chaos League with Reverie Studios. I also made the retro pennant to put on my door. Gaines was my character’s name. They were reworn at a larp playtest. I also made a new hat from Wearing History’s 1930s Sporty Toppers pattern.

Another 1980s does 1920s dress. Just needs sleeve and skirt hems

Some of my recent regency sewing in action for the larp Austen Experience by Atropos Studios.

Making progress on this ball / evening gown. Somewhat referencing the painting.

Went out to see Freak Slug Monday night wearing one of my favorite me made dresses. Also car selfies are great selfies.

Went out to Amore e Amore on highland in Atlanta — it’s circus themed at the moment!

The embroidered dress is mostly done as is a pink bodiced petticoat to potentially wear underneath.

Next project - a regency dress from this embroidered cotton.

I’ve finished the quilted silk Spencer. I also added trim to this older dress. Hat & reticule are from Shocking Bad Hats. This new fit is for my next larp in April.

Working on my next sewing project:
A Spencer made from quilted silk using Laughing Moon #137.

Costume selfies from the Dresden 1923 larp — a prequel to the Dresden Files novels by Jim Butcher.

These are the 3 dresses I sewed for the game.

Apparently the Delta flight tracker hasn’t caved (yet). The least of our problems…

Well dressed & fashionable:

The Covered Wagon Whist Club

My tiny house monster, Miss Lola Kinky Boots.

Test runs of my two complete looks for the upcoming Dresden Files 1920s larp. Dresses sewn by me. I have 1 more dress in progress.

I finished this 80s does 20s dress. I did a handkerchief skirt overlay. It isn’t so visible in this busy fabric but it makes it move.

I might add some trim or something but pretty happy with it as is.

Mr. Snowbeard