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Feature Friday: LBCC Historical Apothecary
December’s featured business is perfect if you are looking for a little treat for yourself or someone else this festive season. (Or any time of year, really!) LBCC Historical Apothecary makes natural and organic apothecary and beauty products using original historical recipes.
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Feature Friday: New Vintage Lady
It’s time for another Feature Friday! This month the spotlight is on New Vintage Lady and her fantastic line of plus-sized sewing patterns.
Inspired by her love of wearing and sewing vintage clothing but frustrated by the lack patterns in her size, Shelly started New Vintage Lady in 2007 with the aim of creating period correct vintage patterns for lager sizes.
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Feature Friday: Virgil's Fine Goods
Known for her meticulously sewn 18th century and early 19th century caps with teeny-tiny rolled hems, Amber of Virgil’s Fine Goods specializes in beautiful custom millinery and accessories. -
Feature Friday: Sewstine
If you are part of the costume community and haven’t seen any of Sewstine’s incredible creations yet, prepare for your jaw to drop! Christine (aka Sewstine) is a talented costumer, who specializes in recreating gorgeous elaborately embroidered historic clothing using digital embroidery machines. With projects from the 18th century to the Edwardian era, her work is the perfect mix of historical inspiration blended with modern technology!
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Feature Friday: Wearing History
After a bit of a hiatus (2020, am I right?), Feature Friday is back! This month we are shining the spotlight on one of our favorite pattern makers, the wonderful Lauren of Wearing History!
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Feature Friday: Willoughby and Rose
Hooray, Feature Friday is back! Today we're featuring Willoughby and Rose, based in Yorktown, VA. Founded in 2015, Willoughby & Rose specialize... -
Feature Friday: Burnley & Trowbridge
This month's Feature Friday is Burnley & Trowbridge of Williamsburg, VA. I visited them earlier this month for our Mini Market, and had a chanc... -
Feature Friday: Frontier Millinery
New for 2020, we're aiming to feature another historical business on the last Friday of every month. Accessories are such an important part of cost... -
A Photoshoot with Not Your Momma's History at Van Cortlandt House Museum
One of my favorite things about running Redthreaded is the opportunity for collaboration with amazing businesses and people. That so many of these ... -
Synthetic Whalebone vs. Steel
Synthetic whalebone or steel...what's the difference, how to choose, and what the heck even IS "synthetic whalebone" anyway? -
2016 Holiday Gift Guide
Can you believe it's December? The holiday shopping season is upon us. Here are some suggestions for the costume enthusiast or fashion history buff on your gift list. Most of these companies are small businesses just like Redthreaded.
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