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Trumarcar - things to come - WIPs

Pendraia

Pendraia

Sage
Contributing Artist
What Jodel and Sunfire said...Christening gowns were used on both sexes even in the early 1900's. I have a memory of seeing a photo with a christening robe like that. I will have to go through Mum's photos and have a look.
 
trumarcar

trumarcar

Inspired
It is traditional here for boys to be christened in a gown like this, so I will try Sunfire's suggestion and look around for boy stuff. Thanks for all the ideas.
 
Satira Capriccio

Satira Capriccio

Renowned
CV-BEE
Contributing Artist
I didn't even know there were now different christening clothing for boys. Every picture I've ever seen has had boys in gowns.

Some of those baby boy christening outfits are cute. But, I still like the looooooong christening gowns better. Guess I'm stuck in the 19th century.
 
Miss B

Miss B

Drawing Life 1 Pixel at a Time
CV-BEE
I agree with you Satira. I like the look of long gowns on babies, whether they're girls or boys.
 
JOdel

JOdel

Dances with Bees
HW Honey Bear
Tradition! After all, it gives the parents an opportunity to show off that heirloom lace.
 
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