Most of you who are reading this blog probably know me from my costuming website, festive attyre. You'll also probably know that I have been horrible about updating my site since my son was born two years ago. I finally seem to be finding more time for sewing and creative pursuits lately, but I still have a hard time making myself get it all uploaded to my website. Dealing with dreamweaver is just such a chore! But hopefully blogger will make that part much easier, and eventually, I plan on embedding this page into my homepage and using the layout for a much-needed site redesign. Anyhoo, I have some fun new stuff ready to post tomorrow. I can't wait to show y'all what I've been working on!
Happy Thanksgiving!
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About Me
- Jen Thompson
- Welcome to my project blog! I am an artist and seamstress who is obsessed with fashion history. I tend to focus on the Renaissance through the mid-20th century styles, but I sometimes dabble in fantasy costuming and modern sewing as well.
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5 comments:
Hi! Good to see "Festive Attyre" moving again, this time in blog format! I hope you have lots of fun with your new blog.
I'm glad to see you're back! I always enjoyed Festive Attyre and am looking forward to seeing your new projects.
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