Howdy! I am a 50-something wife and mother with two daughters and two sons-in-law. And I love, love, love to sew. I quilt and especially like to hand piece. I prefer to hand quilt, too. Mr. Clark and I are Civil War reenactors, so I make all my own clothes, even my corset and hoops! We live in a small town in northern Arizona with our dog, two cats and eight chickens. I’m a little ADD with a touch of OCD and a rather addictive streak. Which means I start a project, but then I get distracted and start another project, and then get bored and start another project…. One day I realized that most of the blogs I read are by women who finish everything they start. But I suspect there are lots of women just like me. This is my journey.
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I love this!! what fun this is going to be for you and all of us followers!!
Deana
I enjoyed reading your blog and love your Pinterest collections of the Civil War. I also can relate to the unfinished symphonies and the starting and stopping various projects. Lately, it seems that I have to move from one thing to another. I am a California transplant to Franklin, Tennessee, right in the center of one of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles 11/30/1864. I don’t understand my intense fascination with studying the Civil War but have joined our local Roundtable. Have a blessed Merry Christmas and New Year. Barbara Halbig
Would you consider sewing me a civil war era reenactment dress? I am also on facebook Teresa Silvers Benton,TN
Thanks!
Teresa, I have sewed CW dresses for others in the past, but am not able right now to take on such a project. Perhaps there is a reenactor in your area who would be willing to help. If you are new to reenacting and can sew, I recommend starting with a simple work dress. There are several patterns out with fairly decent instructions. I suggest also checking out Elizabeth Stewart Clark’s website: http://www.thesewingacademy.org. Hope this helps!