16th Century German Dress

Sep 03, 2011 23:50

I wrote a nice long diary post about this dress, and LJ very meanly ate it.  I am in no mood to retype it, but I still want to share pictures.  So here you go, the much shorter version: 

I wanted to make a dress.  These are images of the sort of dress I wanted to make.  Also, it was the day before Pennsic. I had to work fast.




Yay pattern.  It is the same as the pattern I used for this blue Italian dress.



Dress guards are awesome.



Ran out of time at home.  Have to finish dress at war now.



I sewed pretty guards onto the skirt.  Then I sewed the skirt to the bodice.




Done.  Mostly.  No closures yet.



Still no closures.  I don't care; I sew myself in anyways.



I sewed myself in.  Who needs closures?  Awesome friend helps me pull the makeshift lacings tight.



Yay done.  I look happy or something.



Still looking kind of happy.  Ignore the massive amounts of Italian like qualities the outfit has.  I am still calling it my German dress.  Wearing this shift, and this apron.




Bleg, still happy.  I guess it must have been a good dress.  I will be adding sleeves to it later for more German-y goodness.

Sorry for lame short post.  But I am happy to answer any questions you may have. 
Crossposted to my own journal.

finished!, sca, renaissance, 16thc, german

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