BackInTimeCreations

Beautiful. Perfect. Thank you. I am from Louisiana but live in Oklahoma

Very Pretty and well made. Took a bit to ship, but well worth it.

This romper is very nice. I like the colors and style. Made well.

This is a very pretty dress and apron set. I like the colorful floral print and the whimsical characters on the apron. So well made.

“Sweet Easter Treats” is a wonderful 1930s Easter dress and baking apron combination. The reproduction dress material features tiny white rabbits and flowers on an orange background. I love the fact the print is scaled for dolls! The dress is highlighted with white accents and pleats. The white apron has multicolored Easter script and orange Easter icons. It complements the dress perfectly! The information about desserts was mouthwatering and so interesting; I couldn’t put it down. Thank you, Lynne! I am looking forward to your next chapter.

Inspired by nature, this early Edwardian dress features hares, hedgehogs, bluebells, spring trees, suns and pebbled paths. I adore this fabric; it is reminiscent of a walk in the English woods. Lynne used complementary green and white floral material for the collar, cuffs, and belt, while blue and white striped fabric was employed for the apron. This garment can be worn three different ways. How’s that for versatility?! The dress also comes with three flower sprigs. This set is pure delight for those of us who enjoy nature walks in public gardens or wooded areas. Thank you, Lynne!

The color palette of the lively chicks floral print is yellow and turquoise. The style is strictly 1920s with its peter pan collar, cuffed short sleeves, dropped waist, front pleats, and trimmed cloche hat. The sewing is excellent. Claudie models this superbly put together Easter outfit and looks fantastic! The coordinating toy egg is a festive addition. Thank you, Lynne, you deserve so much credit for your creative approach to historical Easter attire!

“Glorious Garden” is a wonderful 1940s Easter dress! You can get lost in the lovely garden themed material with its multiple colors and flowers. The addition of Easter script fabric, for the front bodice insert, contributes to the outfit’s special appearance. Meanwhile, the lavender lily of the valley charm, with its single green leaf, is a delicate and noteworthy accent. White gimp trims the neck, sleeves, and hem of the full below the knee skirt. The style of the dress reflects its wartime origins with its “v” notched collar and the insert that culminates in a wide “V.” As the saying goes, “V is for victory!” Thank you, Lynne, for both the dress and the history lesson.

Kit’s 1930s vintage Easter dress is made from a charming flower and basket print. The wide split collar is enhanced with blue lace and a ribbon rosette. The collar is so very pretty! I just love it! The dress features four front pleats and attached tie backs. There is also a blue ribbon hair clip accented with a matching ribbon rosette. I am very happy with this little set, Lynne. Thank you!

Mary Ellen’s 1950s Easter dress features white rabbits on a bright red background. Flowers and leaves are included in the print as well. This style of a wide round neckline with a split collar, short sleeves, tie backs attached at the side seams, and a full knee length skirt was common during the 1950s. Bright red was also an extremely popular color then. Easter Rabbits on Red” has a genuine 1950s look! Thank you, Lynne, for this well crafted authentic garment and for the blue Easter egg ornament that matches the blue flowers in the print. It is all wonderful!