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Slip with Tatting

Imagine living back in the 1850s-1880s without air conditioning. Women would have wanted to dress as comfortably – and lightly – as possible, yet still be modest.
The slip has tatting that decorates the top of the bodice and lace straps. There is a ruffle around the lower part of the slip also decorated with tatting and lace.
To provide insight into the complexity of one of the tatted circles, this is a description of the process: https://pieceworkmagazine.com/victorian-tatting-how-to…/.
Categories: All Artifacts, Clothing, Fiber Arts Tags: clothing, fibert art, handiwork, slip, tatting

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