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1916 shoe in yellow & white Vampire bat I bet it uses those

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I bet it uses those hooves for clogdancing

This hand stitched Victorian paper dress is made from Japanese paper embellished with glass beads

Celadon stitches stand in for the embroidered trim

I found this delightful garden snail in 'The Naturalists' Miscellany

1916 shoe in yellow & white Vampire bat I bet it uses thoseThese four button shoes are from an Edwardian design. Available in a variety of colours and papers, they feature sequins and glass beads. Perfect for fans of Downton Abbey. Or shoes. Or Downton Abbey shoes. The original shoe, from ca. 1916, was manufactured by A. E. Little & Co. of Massachusetts and is held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art (accession 2009. 300. 1423). The shoe is 3. 75 inches wide, stitched by hand on 5x7 inch 100% cotton watercolour

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