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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 14
Down the road from the Emma Monk Guild House was two more houses on the tour. The first was on the corner of Willow Street and W Butte Ave. I didn’t go inside but I did take a photograph of it from the outside.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 13
A little ways down the road from the Florence Women’s Club was the Emma Monk Guild House. I did go inside the house, but because it was someone’s home, I decided not to take any photographs inside.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 12
After walking a ways, I finally arrived at the Florence Women’s Club building. I wanted to go inside, but I had many more stops to make so I took a few photographs of the exterior and continue walking to the next tour stop.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 11
After looking at the McFarland State Park, I walked down the street to other houses on the tour. The next two houses on the tour are right beside each other.
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18th Century Hoop Pockets
Back in January, after my car accident (I didn’t want to mention I was in a car accident here on my blog until I got everything settled. Since it’s settled, I can now mention it.) I was still shaken up and needed something to get my mind off worrying about my car. I needed to make a pair of 18th century hoop pockets for dresses I wanted to make in the future, so I decided to make that. The hoop pockets were made using J. P. Ryan’s pattern for hoop pockets. Although the instructions are good, I misplaced them while working on the hoops. I ended up making the hoops…
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Sketchbook Saturday- Lovely Lady
Welcome to another post in my Sketchbook Saturday posts! This is the second to last post in this series because I’m running out of drawings I want to feature! XD I might bring it back once I find more drawings, but for now it’s the second to last post. Today’s drawing is what I call The Lovely Lady… I had trouble naming this drawing. Usually like to name drawings like this after the inspiration I used for it. The problem is the clothing cannot be pinned to a certain time period. There’s 18th century side pockets under the dress, but parts of the dress have more of a Regency, Victorian,…
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Granado Esparda Female Musketeer Hat
I’ve wanted to make the Female Musketeer from Granado Esparda for two years (at least) and this year I finally gathered all the fabric, patterns, buttons, and supplies needed to make the costume. The first part of the costume I worked on was the musketeer’s hat. After about a month (maybe more) of work, I finally finished the hat a few days ago.
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