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velour de sabres

Discussion in 'PUBLIC Vintage Chatter - Anything and everything' started by claireshaeffer, Aug 7, 2019.

  1. claireshaeffer

    claireshaeffer VFG Member

    I'm sure you remember this fabulous dress Maggie modeled several months ago. I posted her photos for my Facebook group--Sewfari Divas. The fabric is woven, not a burn out.

    One member looked it up and found this video which I think you'll enjoy:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81U9NJcp4qQ

    Yes, everyone has enjoyed the dress.

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  2. poppysvintageclothing

    poppysvintageclothing VFG Member Staff Member VFG Past President

  3. Rue_de_la_Paix

    Rue_de_la_Paix VFG Member

    Thank you for sharing that, Claire. I had only heard of this velvet mentioned in old books, but had idea how intensive the work is, or how it was actually done. I loved seeing all the tools involved.
     
  4. amandainvermont

    amandainvermont VFG Member

  5. claireshaeffer

    claireshaeffer VFG Member

    It could also be a burn-out or devore'.
    Here are two photos of a 1860 Worth dress. It is cloth of silver with cut and uncut velvet. This is an old picture of the dress. I don't have a good photo of the dress, but I do have more details.
     

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  6. poppysvintageclothing

    poppysvintageclothing VFG Member Staff Member VFG Past President

    I had this evening gown which I sold which was made of the most amazing fabric. I have never had silk before that looked or felt like it.

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  7. Midge

    Midge Super Moderator Staff Member

  8. poppysvintageclothing

    poppysvintageclothing VFG Member Staff Member VFG Past President

    It really "felt" like an extraordinary fabric. Never had anything else quite like this.
     
  9. claireshaeffer

    claireshaeffer VFG Member

    A fabulous dress!
     

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