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first communion in the nineteenth century: what does fashion look like?

It's May, which is associated with the celebration of First Holy Communion in the ecclesiastical tradition and rites. Today, preceded by strenuous preparations, this day is usually celebrated solemnly. There are gifts, parties, and festive costumes - in the case of girls, a white dress or a more modest simple alb. Today's post will be devoted to this dress. I admit that the topic is interesting and requires more careful study. The custom of receiving communion among many children was established in the 17th century and spread in the following centuries. It arrived in Poland in the first half of the 19th century. Pius X ordered the general First Communion ceremonies among children at the beginning of the 20th century. In the "Kurier Warszawski" from 1871 there is a mention of preparatory courses for 12-year-old children.  Magasin des Demoiselles 1857 The history of the white dress can be traced on the magazine prints, paintings and photos. In the 19th century, r...
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Our victorian first communion costume for halloween.

 We have planned to be a first communion girl from the 19th century. The dress is from 1863, and it is so plain. This dress has ruffles at the bottom, but you have to pleat a strip of fabric, and sewed onto the dress. This dress is hard to make. When we search for truly victorian patterns, we have seen this work dress pattern circa the 1860s. We have picked that dress because this dress is plain and simple. For the lace, We planned to go to Micheals to get it. It is just only the collar, has the lace. But, her headpiece sounds look like the Kate Greenaway books because of how the hat looks. The ruffle is attached to the bonnet, it has the ribbon that is sewn to it.   This is what the costume looks like: the girl in the middle.  
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A special message for for Tic Tac Toy！

Tic Tac Toy, we love your videos, and we have you a special message, for having over 1,000,000 subscribers, and your amazing toy videos like the toy spy series, the toy master, toy school, toy scientist, toy doctor, and others. And we really like your family vlog videos (starting back in May of 2017). Your family vlog videos are so awesome!!! And we like the Osmo videos, where the toy master stole the osmos, and they have magic in those videos, and they have a happy ending. Tic Tac Toy, you had the best talent that you post on youtube! And kids will like your videos. In 2015, one of the very first videos is reviewing toys called Alpablocks. And in 2016, you have reviewed the jungle book toys, and in early 2017, you have made a Paw Patrol Pie Face video. God blessed you always. Tic Tac Toy is one of the best Youtube channels in the world.
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Learning about in the Yukon wilderness or when you are stranded in the wilderness: A survival guide: Plants

List of edible plants in Yukon:  This list helps you when you are going to Yukon (wilderness) including its capital city, and when you get stranded. This guide will help you to learn what plants are not poisonous. In this list below, we will put examples that the plants that are little bit raw, and that you could eat them. arrowhead bedstraw   (aka cleavers) bistort bittercress bulrush burdock catnip cattail chickweed chicory clover coltsfoot common orache common sweet clover cow-lily dandelion devils club dock elephant head lousewort fireweed fleabane garden orache goldenrod ground ivy ground cone knotweed lamb's quarter   (aka pigweed) marsh-marigold mountain sorrel mustard oxeye daisy pearly everlasting pickleweed   (aka glasswort, sea asparagus) pineapple-weed roseroot salsify   (aka goatsbeard, oyster plant) self heal sheep sorrel shepherd's-purse silverweed   (aka cinquefoil) sow thistle speedwell   (aka brooklime, gypsyweed) ...
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Cool! Get summer deals with this 1880s blouse transform in the 1860s (originally early 1860s)

When you wanted to see this bodice, go to this link: https://www.smokedglassgoggles.co.uk/1880s-victorian-bustle-dress-3-piece-suit-with-blouse-100-cotton-with-antique-buttons-and-lace-38-chest-29-waist-by-theantiquesewist/ Left: Magazine from la mode illustree 1862 and Godeys 1863. Right: the reproduction (transform into 1880s!)
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See our new website for our social platform: Artknits Feeder!

Artknits feeder is a social platform featuring Artknits Thornhill, Markham, and Newmarket. Check out updated information to see what is happening in our locations today, and our news. It was first launched in April of 2016 as an Aspirations and Discoveries Facebook page. And In October 2016, Artknits Thornhill launched on Twitter, for our Thornhill location. Our social platform is a good device, to find inspiration. Go to the link below:  https://bernicemaplelea.wixsite.com/artknitsfeeder
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