Jennifer Rosbrugh

I'm finding a deep love for mid-to-late 1890s fashions. This is one of the fabulous designs for Edith in Crimson... http://fb.me/1gfLq4dwY 

Such a lovely portrait of these sisters. c.1910 http://fb.me/tMl2H1dd 

As the conversations build up for the upcoming Costume College 2017 next week, I'm reminded of what I learned by... http://fb.me/1y1D4oNe5 

There's just something so lovely in this simplicity. 1860s lilac silk day dress from Augusta Auctions.

Fabulous new styles coming from American Duchess! http://fb.me/1b8STDskk 

All about making sleeves look amazing! On the blog: http://historicalsewing.com/flatlining-19th-century-sleeves … http://fb.me/2Fk2zLxf4 

My latest bustle petticoat with organdy ruffles still needs a new home for someone wanting to wear bustle dresses... http://fb.me/5Gm4Hc3BP 

Swoon!! Afternoon dress, 1910. Silk velvet, silk satin, silk lace by Jeanne Paquin, France. Gift of Mr. and Mrs.... http://fb.me/6s7fyWJms 

Ooh, neat! http://fb.me/8VDUtH3AZ 

Oh, yes! 1878 fashion plate of green day dress with black trim. Fab-u-lous!!! http://fb.me/2freCuqzy 

Happy Sunday to you! My little girl's been ill for a few days so am sharing a delightful child's dress to bring... http://fb.me/8VeWczKLA 

A little primary color in your Regency wardrobe. Yellow silk dress c.1790-1810, red silk dress c.1790-1810 and... http://fb.me/9b2R0sd4R 

Taking a break from sewing? Here's some lovely hydrangeas for your view. :-) Photo by Dianne Sherrill Images on... http://fb.me/3QMBVR2pr 

Sharing this lovely lady's portrait again. Perfect proportions for her not-so-skinny size. Inspiration for... http://fb.me/1xoPlI4vg 

Excellent! http://fb.me/4PGnrX8zP 

Talking about our ancestors and being uncomfortable in their clothing. Do you view their clothing as... http://fb.me/13LvOZktD 

This is our obsession in the real world. Bravo to Mr. Pinsent! And thank you for the excellent example of living... http://fb.me/ys1YQItv 

Oh, just some nice beaded shoes for this evening will work. ;-) c.1906 evening shoes from the Met Museum. http://fb.me/7wROiuMIH 

My modern sewing cheat I use most often: my serger. Beautiful finished edges. http://fb.me/1uCIVEEzk