So I was able to work some more on the embrodery on the green kirtle, almost finish my sleeveless kirtle experiment, fix a smock, repair my son's cotehardie outfit, add a couple of buttons to his undershirt, and went through my whole fabric stash and sewing area. I am now able to find everything!!!
My kirtle is finished except for adding the gaurd to the hem. I will also be making a pair of pin on sleeves out of the same fabric of the gaurd.
So as for finding everything I found out I now have the fabric to finish some of the things I wanted to do. Yeah!!!
Here is an update of my ongoing list of stuff to do....
- Repair my son's cotehardie outfit. Done!!
- Line son's wool cloak, add laces to undershirt. Added buttons
- Fix arms on green kirtle, Done add trim, in progress and finish lacing holes. no fraying yet it can wait
- Finish sleeveless kirtle experiment. (Just needs gaurds put on)
- I also found and organized the fabric I have for current projects. Knowing where the suff is located is half the battle right?
- Another shirt, and pants for my son.
- A long sleeved under shirt and for my husband.
- Pin on sleeves and hose for myself.
- Another apron.
So updated list of stuff to do over the winter before next camping event.
- Fix bodices on blue cotte, red kirtle, and an underdress.
- Finish green kirtle, sleeveless kirtle, and pin on sleeves.
- Line son's wool cloak, make an undershirt, and finish gray t-tunic.
- Sew tent
- Finish husband's Middle Eastern coat. Redo frogs on kaftan, and make an undershirt.
- A pair of hose or two for myself.
- Redo waist band on gypsy skirt, and make a matching choli.
- Make son a gypsy vest, another shirt, and pants.
- Another apron, smock and underdress
- Cut lining for fancy purple kirtle, sew it, then embroder it.
- Make striped Kaftan for husband
- A hood and pants for my son.
- A long sleeved under shirt and for my husband.
- Gold patterned cotte once I can afford buttons.
- A Hennin, and a red or black hood.
- A couple pairs of gloves for myself.
- A gray fur lining to make a cloak/mantle from a red/purple woolen material I have.
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