Nothing to report today. I’m finishing off a corset and skirt that I’ve been tearing my hair out over. Also finally submitted my Tax Return in the nick of time.
So here is a lovely picture of my betrothed in the Rifleman uniform I made for him (and Shako!), with actor Julian Fellows.
LtoR Unknown French soldier, Julian Fellows, my fella Rob, Company Serjeant Blake.
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Tagged 95th Rifles, British infantry, Costume, costume maker, Living history, Milliner, Napoleonic, reenacting, reenactment, Regimental cap, Shako
Otherwise known as a Regimental Cap.
I am now offering these for sale outside of the 2/95th Rifles Reenactment Society.
Click on thumbnails for larger images.
£60.00 unfurnished + P&P.(This example photo is furnished as for the 95th Rifles.)
That means you get:
Fully blocked and stiffened wool felt cap. 7″ x 7″
Natural linen lining with drawstring adjuster.
Soft leather hat band. (Back piece drops down for rain use)
Hard leather peak. (Round peaks available. This one is straight cut as per commissioners instructions. )
I can also make wool Plumes to your size and colour specifications. £10 + P&P.
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Tagged 95th Rifles, British infantry, Costume, Living history, Milliner, Napoleonic, Plume, Regimental cap, Shako
I am going through a complete online overhaul, so while I sort it all out I’m directing the website to this new blog! Aren’t you lucky!
Now that I am directing a lot of my work towards living history I am designing the site and business stationary around that theme.
There is a temporary portfolio on this blog containing pictures of a wide range of my work. Hopefully more once I figure out how to use this, in the meantime you’ll have to put up with my rambling.
Thanks for visiting 
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Tagged 95th Rifles, corsets, Costume, costume maker, costuming, Living history, Napoleonic, re-enactment, reenacting, reenactment, Regimental cap, Shako
