After the performance we formed a guard of honour so that the guests could go through to see the exhibition & after a while we were let loose to join in the eating, drinking & chatting with the guests. It was amusing to me that we swarmed to the BBQ table and then the soup & cheese tables - and the wine. Cheese! delicious cheese and I enjoyed the fish/prawn/veg soup though I suspect there was barley in it. Though I'm already bloated enough that it's not possible for me to tell if it there was and it's affected my poor innards. I had some lovely chats with others - local re-enactors and some know from closer to Canberra, a craft blogger and event ticket holders.
I did a selfie of me at the light-rail station at the start of my trip home afterwards. It reminds me that these colours are soooo unflattering, and I look tired. Cos I have been tired for a couple of weeks. I'm finally being able to sleep in a new position for almost a whole night.
I've thought of making a braid to go around the edges of my new gown & embroidering the seams. First I need to take it in a little, and then overdye to darker tones. These colours are achievable with natural dyes but they don't suit me
Looks like you had fun. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt was :) and now I need to decide what Dr Who costume I'm making for November - a friend's putting on a high production value party for the 50th anniversary. I want a sybilline sister as it'll be hot (almost summer) by then. Clara's blue & black bustle dress will be unbearably warm.
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