Weekly Sewing Vlog : 1830's Dresses Galore! #2
I'm really not sure how this ended up being 35 minutes long when I neglected to film so much.
It's definitely like a longer, less exciting sequel to last weeks video.
(So basically like all sequels)
In this video I finished up the floral dress with the gathered bodice - and made a matching cap!
And though I don't have the blog posts done for these just yet, they are coming soon! And I got both dresses photographed today which means photos of them worn and completed will be coming soon too!
Next week I'll have early access ready for the Sewing through the decades 1930 - sorry for the delay, I didn't have a chance to photograph the finished dress until today.
Comments (9)
Did you wind up posting the bonnet pattern anywhere?
In Sense & Sensibility, Emma Thompson is seen wearing a white (& blue?) windowpane dress. Is that something you could copy???
I love this! By the way I think that the term for a bundle of embroidery floss is a skein.
I love the unique design of the main piece of lace, so pretty!
Love. Just love!!
Love when you show a bit of handsewing
This is gorgeous. I’m planning an 1850s outfit because I volunteer at a museum and we dress up. Your dress really inspired me.
I envy your energy. Your videos motivate me so much, but then I look at my own projects and nope. Just can’t gather the energy.
OK I don’t know what’s going on I keep missing your emails for your new costumes. This one is looking gorgeous. Can’t wait to see it all together and you Where in it.