jendobyns Posted May 29, 2011 Posted May 29, 2011 Hallie Larkin's 18C Stays blog has gone back in time. She has posted the process of making a reproduction of a set at Pilgrim Hall in Plymouth, Mass., for their exhibit. She goes into choices she had to make with substituting materials that are no longer available, and other necessary changes as a result, still sticking as much as possible to the original design and technique. http://18thcstays.blogspot.com/ Very cool!
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