I am historical reenactor. I reenact the 18th century French and Indian war (not a war between the french in the natives, it was the french and southern natives fighting the British)
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Reply by OhKayTea_xD
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Nice!
I have just ventured into this but haven't finished anything or participated in a reenactment yet. I'm currently working on a pair of stays and a shift but I'm so slow x__x The group I'm apart of does Rev. War and I'm excited to try it out when I can finally finish sewing XD
Reply by Jay
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I'm starting small but I also have stays to make, as well as an apron, pockets, cap and bum roll. Then I plan to make another outfit with historical native garb so I can choose
Reply by OhKayTea_xD
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That's fantastic! I wish you a fun process with your work! Which tribe do you think you'll plan to rep?
Reply by Jay
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Well for the specific reenactment group I'm in it's southern cree natives so cree
Reply by soft hearted ◡̈
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Oh I'm not a reenactor but I do adore historical fashion! I'm making an 1898 Symington corset from the digitalized Symington Collection patterns, and I've drafted an 18th century stays pattern as well.
Reply by Icey
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Love this! I am looking at changing my wardrobe to have more historically inspired pieces. If anyone has an idea or tips, I'd love to get share some inspo!
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Reply by Creek ^_−☆
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I don’t reenact, but I have a special interest in historical fashion, and really enjoy learning about clothing and fashion trends from different points in history!
Reply by enfys
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not a reenactor, just a lover of historical fashion !!
i recently finished making two pairs of 1810s stays (one is an ill-fitting mockup, but it still works) and i'm currently patterning out a shift !!
Reply by ola
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not a reenact or but hoping to get into medieval clothing soon hopefully! i have a burda pattern for a shift, now i just need fabric
Reply by xx_ghostie_xx
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not a reenactor, but i LOVE historical fashion! a lot of my designs are inspired by different points in history, especially the medieval and victorian eras
Reply by Jay
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Sorry for going MIA life has been wild! If any of yall are interested in getting into 1700's reenactment, I can give resources on how to get started!
I want it to be something that lives on, a lot of reenactors are getting older, and passing. It's also full of a lot of conservatives and I think there needs to be more progressive people in history telling, so we can understand the true scope of history, outside the colonizers lense.
Reply by Jay
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please do not advertise in this forum. (if it not about reenacting, such as sharing events or legit places to buy things)
John's comment above leads to some sort of drop shipping store with presumably shitty cosplay clothing
Reply by mementomorisys
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oh yeah i love historical fashion sm, i'm working on a Norman tunic from around the 10th century, all by hand :) i love studying general European fashion from before the industrial revolution and the sewing machine
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Reply by gdiane1253
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quiero un vestido victoriano para mis 15 años, pero no han arreglado mi maquina de coser, aunque es como de los años 40´s
Reply by k1ll3rk1tt3n!!
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Reply by dony2
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Hi! I am interested in dropshipping but I don't know where to start or what steps to take. I’m especially interested in the fashion niche. Is there anyone here who can explain how dropshipping works and how to get started?
Reply by Graycie
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