 Wow, this is such a cute dress that has been somewhat updated with turquoise color in the slip and totally repaired. If you want to stay true to the time period, just add a ivory slip underneath. The bodice blossoms to the waist in a delicate cotton netting and lace. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Delightful is this lavender cotton ensemble which is perfect for a garden party, school project, plays or dress up. The bodice on the dress has an insert of netting with lace, a mandarin collar full puffed short sleeves and a small entrance in the back neck area. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 I love this charming reproduction dress and it looks great on a petite young lady or preteen. The bodice is shirred with a heart neckline and peach poofed cap sleeves and a zipper down the back. The apron and bustle is attached to the belt which goes over a lace skirt. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Versatile and attractive is this ensemble. The white Victorian styled dress can be worn alone or with the fuchsia bustle for more of the 1870’s look. Again, as we’ve seen with dresses of this time period is the leg of mutton sleeve which puffs at the top and the remaining sleeve is tight. The skirt back can be let down for train or hooked up to the waistband. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Charming is this bustled dress for some young girl needing to be Molly Brown or some other Victorian Character. Redesigning is something I love, and with this red velvet dress I added several pieces to give it a period look. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 This pretty creation is good for a Southern Belle or Victorian garden party or character. The bodice has a lovely antique lace collar accented in the V shape with black velvet ribbon. The skirt is red satin with black and white ribbons at the hem. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Martha Washington/Florence Nightingale/ Betsy Ross/ these are all individuals that represent the 1776 Colonial time period and this outfit describes the styles that the ladies wore at that time. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Marie Antoinette would be in her finest in this attractive peach and copper ensemble. The bodice has a heart shaped neckline accented with copper/turquoise/gold and white seed beads in a stunning trim. The collar is detachable with large snap (look at picture) and the collar goes over the gathered sleeve which has a large poof over the shirred sleeves. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 This eye catching light and dark blue dress is a reproduction Southern Belle dress circa 1850’s or Civil War era. The bodice ruffle is off the shoulders with lace trim in a V shape to the belt. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 This is a great example of redesigning; I have taken this adult vintage jacket and done repairs, added pink and blue trim, and made a skirt to fit the style and here we have an Edwardian style walking suit for a small girl. Can you imagine that an adult woman did wear this jacket in 1900? |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Most young girls love pink and this reproduction of 1870’/80’s dress will delight any young lady. The bodice has a high neck and below it is a lace panel and a high cinched waist trimmed in lace all attached to the leg of mutton sleeve which has lace extending from the puff. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Cute is this child’s vintage jacket and skirt ensemble. The outfit has been repaired and detail has been added such as pink lace inserts with blue trim. A new skirt was made to match the outfit, this is considered a redesign-jacket was from the 1940’s and made to look similar to the 1890’s. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Martha Washington, 1776, Betsy Ross, Florence Nightingale are all characters that would be wearing this style of dress. The bishop sleeves with poof at elbow and wrist, Bertha collar with V shape inserts and mop cap all styles of that time period. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Pink and eyelet-two lovely eye catching details young girls enjoy. This 6 piece ensemble can be used for 1890-1910 time period or little house on the prairie. This is sooo cute on and very comfortable and wearable. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 This creation is a 1950’s prom dress, princess dress or whatever character a young girl would like to be. The fabric is nylon chiffon with pink floral violet pattern. The top is shirred along the bust with a scattering of rhinestones in the fabric and is attached to waist with a pink waist cincher. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Colonial, Betsy Ross, Martha Washington all would be represented with this navy blue and white garment. During this era most dresses had a Bertha collar, full loose sleeves, peplum at waist and donning a mop cap to cover hair. Young girls loved this to give reports on colonial women. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Jack could be Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, or any of the signers of the Declaration of Independence in this wonderful Au Claire outfit representing the 1776. The jacket, vest and nickers all match in a burgundy velour with trim and 1/2 vest in burgundy and gold brocade. All gentleman of this time wore this type of garb along with a lace jabot and lace ruffles at the wrist. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Jack looks very convincing in this historical military outfit representing Napoleon Bonaparte. The jacket could fit someone a little taller or bigger but works okay for our 4'10" tall model. The blue jacket is completely lined and trimmed in red and gold with gold epoulets on the shoulder and the 41/2" tall white collar. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Need a spectacular outfit, here is King Henry! Since Henry was a robust fellow we have added padding to our model to enlarge him somewhat. Check out the images of King Henry as an adult in "Characters" with Jack and his dad Ken dressed as kings together. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Jack looks very charming in this dapper gentleman outfit. The back cutaway looks great for Abe Lincoln, mayor, or doctor of the 1850-1900's. Typical of the time are the stripped pants and the ascot at the neck. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 "The British are coming! The British are coming!" The call of Paul Revere, warning the settlers of Boston prior to the Revolutionary War. This outfit looks like something he would have worn, a blue wool jacket with 14 brass buttons down the front with black cuffs and pockets and a rust vest with attached belt. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Robin Hood, Braveheart, and any Renaissance character would look great in this outfit as does Jack with or without the wig. The brown leather vest has a brown studded removable collar and a black leather belt with gold decal. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 George Washington crossing the Delaware, and Jack is pointing the way in this Colonial military look. The jacket is a redesigned coat with distressed white trim down the front and back. Included are a red vest, jabot, wrist pieces, knickers, black spats, and the tricorn hat with gold trim and a white feather. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Look at this great Revolutionary War look. This is the military dress of a soldier in the Colonial army. The lined jacket is a redesign from a coat in blue with distressed white trim down the front and sleeves along with white buttons. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 Davey Crockett, mountain trapper, or any other old west character would have worn an outfit similar to this one. The rustic outfit includes the signature fur Davey Crocket hat, the brown suede jacket with fringe, green corduroy knickers, a beige gauzy shirt, and a brown leather belt which is to be warn on the outside of the jacket and holds the amulet bag and fur pieces. |
More info ›› |
|
|
 This is a great, small Victorian walking suit that could be used by a preteen for a school project, dress up or Halloween. The fabric is cotton brocade completely underlined and finished off by hand. |
More info ›› |
|
|
