1810 Gown from page 158 of The Cut of Woman's Clothes by Norah Waugh.

Nov 12, 2010 22:09

I probably started this project about two years ago. Tons of school, and three mock-ups later I finally had a finished pair of corded stays last spring. Over the summer I made the rest of the underpinnings and the dress, finishing up around September. This was my first steps into the world of Regency, and I really like it so far ( Read more... )

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laracorsets November 13 2010, 06:14:33 UTC
You look amazing and the fit is perfect! Beautifully done!

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izodiea November 13 2010, 19:25:25 UTC
Thank you, that means a lot. I used quite a few garments you had made as a visual reference while tweaking the fit and silhouette.

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rabid_bookwyrm November 13 2010, 09:10:28 UTC
Lovely! So sweet!

Another solution to the very deep hem/lining plus tucks is to take the tucks only in the outer fabric. You can stitch along the tuck lines to the lining fabric if you want that extra support. It wouldn't e quite as stiff as yours is, with the doubled up tucks, but it might be easier to do quickly.

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izodiea November 13 2010, 19:23:54 UTC
Thanks!

I'll remember that for the next one. I want to make another petticoat that is bodiced and colored. I always loved the show-through you see in some of Mariann's gowns in Sense and Sensibility. I'll probably use quilting weight cotton, and that would be easier to tuck just one layer I think.

Honestly the only reason I lined the hem was because it was a little too see through :)

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ilaydanur November 14 2010, 21:57:59 UTC
This is so beautiful, you did a great job!

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izodiea November 16 2010, 01:23:46 UTC
Thank you, I am really happy with how it turned out!

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sewaddicted January 24 2011, 22:47:38 UTC
Beautiful items and they work so well together ... why am I not suprised :D

How wonderful to have a complete ensemble you can wear.

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izodiea January 25 2011, 04:23:59 UTC
Aww Thanks :)

I'm excited to see your up-coming Regency Extravaganza!!! You are going to have five outfits!

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sewaddicted January 25 2011, 06:02:27 UTC
I know, I'm going to the Jane Austen Festival Australia in mid April, and it starts on Thursday night. I'm heading home on late Sunday so I need plenty of clothes in between. I went in 2010 & cos I'd been sick I couldn't get my wardrobe of clothes made. I felt like a poor relation, apart from the evening ensemble a friend lent me.

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lufedem January 6 2014, 21:34:57 UTC
В рот мне ноги, дурная статья

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