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sewing, finished apron, ec in the picture

And we had an hour or so of sun! So I dressed up and I'm ready for some serious percussive debugging on the analytical engine!

A person dressed in late 1800 clothing with a black apron with a gathered front and triangular side panels that wrap to the sides of the shirt, plus a bib pinned up on the shirt, and black sleeve protectors. There is a chatelaine pinned at the waist with an Ada Lovelace pin, with fake punched cards, a pencil and steampunkish pendants. Also, the shoes are horribly wrong, and we don't talk about the leggings that can be seen at the ankles.

I have been vaguely thinking about making myself a black apron for potentially staining office jobs (*cough* ink), and on friday evening I stumbled on the instructions from Home dressmaking; a complete guide to household sewing by Myers, Annie E and decided it had to be done NOW.

The pattern was adapted quite a bit from the original to best use wide modern fabric, so it's not an accurate reproduction.

Source code for both the apron and the sleeve protectors will be published as soon as I finish writing them and editing the step-by-step pictures.

#sewing #SteamPunk #FreeSoftWear

#steampunk #sewing #FreeSoftWear

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