Follow me if you like snow. |
I wore all the same trappings as the last photo shoot, except the shoes. The snow was too deep, and I don't have pattens for them, so I wore my anachronistic snow boots. I also added the mob cap to my ensemble, which I think helps give a more historical feel. The pictures on the beach, with my hair down, are much more fantasy-inspired. Fun, but not terribly period-accurate.
That Iowa wind is brisk! |
Now for the announcement: I am moving to Virginia next month! Yes, the Land Of No Snow is calling my name. I shall adjust. Anyway, I just found out last week that I got a job at the Colonial Williamsburg Costume Design Center, and I start April 22! I am very excited. :D
So my blogging may be rather sporadic over the next couple months, as I pack and move and settle in. I still have plenty of sewing planned, and I will try my best to keep updating. And I will definitely blog about all my adventures in Virginia!
Also, I finally figured out how to add my Etsy shop to my Facebook page, so check that out. :)
Congratulations! And yes, "snow" in the Southeast is mainly comprised of long-remembered. once-every-15-years blizzards and occasional annual flurries of up to 2 inches.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm really excited. And I'm sure I'll be amused the first time I see the snow plows come out for 1/2 an inch. :p
DeleteOhhhh... what beautiful photos! I love your cloak so much, and it is great to see it in the snow. Congrats on your new job too!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I had so much fun with the snow pictures. It kept me nice and warm as long as it was closed snugly around me, but as soon as I lifted my hands to put the hood up, cold Iowa wind snuck in! I really need a pair of mitts.
DeleteCW is a beautiful place. The employees there have an opportunity to live in some on the historic home on the property. So I would look into that and get your name on the list.... it can be a long wait.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of that, but it sure would be cool!
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