Diy 1800s dress

Do you want to make your own historical costumes on a budget? These are my 8 tips on how to get started in historical costuming!

Of all the Victorian era events I have attended, dancing the night away to a live brass band at a Victorian ball is my favorite! Dancing among elegant ladies' Victorian ball gowns and gentlemen's tailcoats is heaven to me. It is how I got started in historical costuming in the first place. After attending my

I designed this apron by looking at examples of similar aprons in drawings, books, and magazines from the 1890s-1900s. Often referred to as ...

If you've just arrived to the HSM-nee-F party and aren't sure what's going on, you'll find a button on my sidebar which will take you to the page for the Historical Sew-Monthly (formerly the Historical Sew-Fortnightly) on Leimomi's blog 'The Dreamstress.' It's great fun! January's challenge was "Foundations," and I'm only a couple of days late! Well, four...but the stays and petticoat were both done by the second week of January, and the undergown was done on time except for one of the hem…

Easy way to make bustier pattern | DIY Bustier Pattern💞Hello 👋😀, in this DIY video tutorial I show you How To make bustier pattern . It's my third version, the easiest and fastest one, even super beginner ❗ with this video will make perfect bustier pattern. To make it you need just 4 measurements : waist, bust under bust and over bust and that's it. Your busiter will be looking like made by the pro. I hope this video is easy to follow and you have fun watching it ❗ Let's create something…

Create the Victorian costume of your dreams with all the available Victorian sewing patterns sold online. Women's sewing patterns for Civil War dresses and ball gowns, Bustle era dresses, Steampunk costumes, SASS riding skirts, blouses, jackets, coats and capes are plentiful. Undergarments such as a period correct corset, bloomers, petticoat and hoop skirt are necessary

History of fashion My favorites: 2010s, 2000s, 1940s, 1930s, 1960s, 1750s, 1700s, 1730s, 1660s, 1640s, 1560s, 1520s, 1480s. And yours?

Print the pattern, make a toile...voila! You're ready to go.