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Saccoccia

There are a couple of different pictures of saccoccia in blue and gold – I happen to have a bit of blue and gold scrap fabric, so I decide...

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Drawing For Kids

Needlepoint

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Kids Rugs Sewing

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Hand Work Embroidery

Folk Embroidery Silk Shawl Pashmina Shawl

1920s Outfits

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Painted Fan

European Dress

Mode Boho

IMPRESIONANTE MANTON ANTIGUO DE COLECCION

Orientaprecios de Mantones Antiguos. Vendido en Venta Directa: Impresionante manton antiguo de coleccion. Lote 54477200

Sewing Pockets

American Revolution

Regional Embroidery Designs Doll Clothes Vintage Fashion Textiles

Couture

Purses

Faltriquera antigua

En venta Moda Antigua de Mujer. Faltriquera antigua . Lote 58071698

Renaissance Garb

Renaissance Fair Costume

Boho Shorts

Lace Shorts

English Style

Fabric Manipulation

Needle And Thread Smocking

Cheer Skirts

Refajo de paño

Folk Costume

Costumes

Regional

European Dress

Fashion Story

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Trajes Femeninos | Vestuario | Estampas Burgalesas | Asociación de Danzas

Hello all, Today I would like to start a series on the folk or national costumes of Iceland, in the local language Ísland . Iceland was . 18th Century Clothing, 18th Century Fashion, A Pontenova, Scandinavian Embroidery, Sewing Pockets, Regional, Folk Clothing, Embroidery Applique, Hardanger Embroidery

18th Century Clothing 18th Century Fashion

A Pontenova

Scandinavian Embroidery

Sewing Pockets

Regional Folk Clothing

Embroidery Applique

Hardanger Embroidery

Þjóðbúningurinn, National costumes of Iceland, part 1, Faldbúningur

Hello all, Today I would like to start a series on the folk or national costumes of Iceland, in the local language Ísland. Iceland was first settled by the Norse in 874, the first known settler being Ingólfur Arnarson, although it is known that Gaelic monks had lived there earlier. The settlers were mostly from what is now Norway, with some admixture of Irish and Scots. The Icelandic language is little changed since that time, being the closest of all Scandinavian languages to that of the…