
Some Marie updates…

(my panniers were riding a little low here)
This was right after I got the petticoat pieces cut – I had just pinned it all on to see how it was going to look. It’s finished now, you can kinda see it in the next pic.

This pic kinda sucks, I took it on my way out the door yesterday just so I could show my mom.
There’s the finished petticoat – and half of the skirt. I’ve finished the two front and side panels of the skirt, switching to the bodice next.
I still haven’t decided what I want to do on the stomacher. I think I want it to be fairly simple, but that’s the only decision I’ve made.