Vintage Simstress

After my months-long Celtic spree, the time has come to briefly return to my old era of interest... May I present to you a small 1850s set, made together with amazing Ali, the author of @theroyalthornoliachronicles! We're both so excited to finally share it with you all 💗 Make sure to check Ali's p

The outfit which was originally intended as a default replacement for babies/newborns, then (after Nifty Knitting made the og plan impossible) converted for toddlers, now brought back (almost) to it's original form! Just as the toddler version, it comes in 2 lengths: almost floor-length, as seen in

Hi everyone! Every time after publishing something I think 'ok, that's enough Sims for this month', and yet I can't stop making new stuff ^^. It's a simple recolour of my yesterday's Maggie skirt. As mentioned, the skirt should be recolours-friendly, but that applies rather to floral than geometrica

Happy belated birthday @simstomaggie!!! So! I know I said I probably won't make any 1850s/1860s pieces, but yesterday I learned that my friend and fellow simmer Maggie just had her birthday, so I spontaneously decided to finally make her a mid-Victorian skirt for which she'd been asking me for ages.

Hi everyone! This outfit was supposed to be a baby. Yep, you read that correctly. The queen of medieval conversions @simverses once figured out how one could replace the in-game baby mesh with a new one and asked me if I could make some clothes for it. And so I did - but when our Victorian baby was

03.10.2020 edit: Fixed a problem with spikes appearing if you zoomed out (looking extra nasty while sitting). Please redownload! Vintage Summer collection pt. 2 Hi everyone! It finally happened: I left 1890s for once and made a piece from another decade! You can thank Sims to Maggie ;). It was one o