So, unfinished project pile is turning into finished project pile by the end of the year I hope

Well some anyway

The stupid huge Spanish Frock of Doom (TM) is for Midwinter Coronation next year which gives me time to work on it but not rush it.
So currently I'm working on:
Reinette- getting the embroidery finished by the end of this month if I can. There is much less to do now thank goodness! I just need to hunt down some glue for some foil pieces and then I can get back to the sleeves.
1830s cotton dress- there is apparently an 1830s-40s event up north some time. I have to find some more info on it. The horsehair petticoat is nearly done. It just needs the waistband/ties so it can be worn. I have just got to fit the bodice and assemble the finished pieces to it. The skirt may well be separate just to make it easy to store. It's not a perfect period solution but I do have to consider my poor wardrobe!
1906 day dress. The progress is a little behind the 1830s dress but it too pretty much just neeeds assembling. The kimono/bretelle sleeve combination needs draping though.
1860s velveteen dress. I found my lace again and am keen on getting that one sorted.
1520s Swiss (or Kampfrau). I need this done if I go to CF. It will be cold at least one day!
Jubon- well the sleeves at least

I would like to wear my Valois again soon and I need new sleeves.
Ruffs. I need a new set of these as well

I may hunt out some extra gold lace so I can edge some linen.
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