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A close up of the cuff on one sleeve. The hand sewn sleeve slit folds nicely over, and two of the same buttons and hand sewn buttonholes are seen. The fabric continues being lovely, sort of crisp while still having a lot of movement. Having the underside of every double layer stitched in place by hand on the reverse means the buttonhole is pretty much the only visible bit of stitching.

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A close up of the cuff on one sleeve. The hand sewn sleeve slit folds nicely over, and two of the same buttons and hand sewn buttonholes are seen. The fabric continues being lovely, sort of crisp while still having a lot of movement. Having the underside of every double layer stitched in place by hand on the reverse means the buttonhole is pretty much the only visible bit of stitching.
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Sini Tuulia (sinituulia@eldritch.cafe)'s status on Saturday, 08-Feb-2025 02:43:52 JST Sini Tuulia

Oh, right. Took photos of the finished nightdress and then immediately forgot about them. There's quite a bit of width though you can't tell from the photos, it took multiple leisurely hours to hem. A mix of two or three leftover pieces of linen I had in my stash from who knows when, a mix of machine and hand sewing.
To get sacrificed to some dark goddess, to haunt a mansion, or to just sleep in!
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