Pink Thing Debut and Postmortem

Pink Thing had a debut at Tavern Night at the Depreciation Lands Museum, and I wore it again to Fort Ligonier Days.  Overall I think it turned out great.

Postmortem analysis: add a strip of boning down the inside center front to keep it smoothly fastened and deflate the Georgian bum pad by about 1/3.

Inside the tavern at Tavern Night, Depreciation Lands Museum, Hampton Township, PA

Inside the tavern at Tavern Night, Depreciation Lands Museum, Hampton Township, PA

The back of Pink Thing, in the Tavern at DLM. My curls have fallen out and I think I need to deflate this bum pad just a tad.

The back of Pink Thing, in the Tavern at DLM. My curls have fallen out and I think I need to deflate this bum pad just a tad.

In the garden at Depreciation Lands Museum, Hampton Township PA with my husband Bill in his silver brocade waistcoat.

In the garden at Depreciation Lands Museum, Hampton Township PA with my husband Bill in his silver brocade waistcoat.

Pink Thing, with a better cap, in Bill's teaching room before I left for Fort Ligonier Days.

Pink Thing, with a better cap, in Bill’s teaching room before I left for Fort Ligonier Days.

Pink Round Gown Front

The original I copied for comparison.

1 thought on “Pink Thing Debut and Postmortem

  1. Jen

    Hi there – I really love this dress. It came out beautifully! Thank you for your explanation of how the skirt fastens – round gowns have been a mystery to me. How does the center front fasten? Pins?

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