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Site Owner Posts: 282 |
One of the first things I made when I started needing pieces to wear to events was a muff. I even put pockets on the inside to hold small essentials like money or cards. Very easy to do. | |
-- Canadian Queen of Steampunk. Founder of Steampunk Canada.
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If you can find one (and if you have the strength to walk around with 25 lbs of dense wool covering you from neck to ankles), I recommend a CNR greatcoat. Mine is circa 1940-50, and probably not much different in style from the same type of coat in the Victorian era. The only drawback is that there's usually only a couple of weeks per year in the Maritimes when it's cold enough to justify wearing it (say, -25C). They're certainly designed for the Canadian climate, most likely for hanging off the back of a caboose in Arctic temperatures. | |
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