The Miniature Historian

A blog about American Girl, history, and miniature furniture, food, and fashion.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Dollies' Dressmaker Blue Caraco and Petticoat

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You can find Dollies' Dressmaker Blue Caraco and Petticoat at her website . What is the Difference between a Caraco and Other 18th Cen...
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Saturday, February 12, 2011

ThreadsofTroy Civil War Outfit

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I managed to snatch ThreadsofTroy's last outfit before she went off on vacation to work on custom orders. Isn't it beautiful? It eve...
Wednesday, February 9, 2011

ThreadsofTroy White Regency Gown

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Glee! Triumph! Maniacal cackling! Finally, the white regency gown I've been wanting for a long time. Yes, I snatched it up from Etsy. ...
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Monday, February 7, 2011

Little Dorrit and the Grand Tour

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The following gown was created by Doll Clothes of Yore . The costume designer in the 2009 BBC version of Little Dorrit used beautifu...
Saturday, February 5, 2011

Etsy Watch - December to Early February

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Pippaloo Jessica's Historical Designs Doll Clothes by Evie Sometimes her Civil War outfits are a little loose; quality is great...
Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Did Jane Austen write on such a desk?

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I bought this bureau from another collector who had drawn up a blueprint and had commissioned a carpenter to carry out the design. The burea...
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Monday, January 31, 2011

Early Regency Cross-Over Gown 1790s

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This is an early regency style dress made by Jamiehistoriccostime. It has a high waist and cross-over style bodice. Here's more inform...
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