Making a Beaded Victorian Blouse | 1890's Inspired Halloween Gown Part TWO
And as promised here is video number two about making this years pumpkin project! It covers the process of making a very detailed shirtwaist style blouse, based on designs from the mid 1890s.
Unfortunately, some of the details get lost from a distance. But I know they are still there, so I'm still quite pleased with how they turned out!
Thank you for the feedback on yesterdays posts, I'll try to get back to everyone tomorrow! But tonight I'm attempting to edit the worn photos of this project, and I have a feeling that won't leave much time for anything else. I always feel like I overestimate how long it will take me to go through and edit photos...and then it takes 2x longer than my estimate. But I guess that is life!
I should have at least one more video up before the end of the month! So stay tuned for that, and I shall talk to you then!
Making a Beaded Victorian Blouse | 1890's Inspired Halloween Gown Part TWO (YouTube)
Comments (8)
THIs blouse is gorgeous 💖✨👍🏻
Great job! Loved both construction videos. It is especially useful to see your on-the-spot problem solving. As a hobbyist sewist and a full-time money earner, being good at creative problem solving is the most valuable asset i possess. Always a delight to see you working along, especially with the embellishments! On to the next video.
I love this dress, it is so stunning! This is my favorite dress so far.
Thank you for hating setting sleeves and being honest about it. I hate it so much and I feel like every time you say it, it's an act of solidarity with all sleeve setting haters. And the blouse and skirt turned out so wonderful!
This is stunning! The patience to do all of that beading and having to redo some of it...Wow! I do not think I would have had the patience to do all of that. Congratulations...It's a masterpiece.
The evolution of this blouse. 😙👌 I love it when you embellish the heck out of things.
Love! Love! Love this costume!!! Oh I want one!!! This turned out absolutely beautiful! You are so talented!!! Oh, I so want one!! Thank you for sharing this with us. Yes, if you feel up to making more, that would be fantastic. Sending best wishes to you and yours and hoping you are well, and that Guin is feeling much better. <3
Always love your pumpkin projects, you’re so creative. Looking forward to seeing the worn photos.