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Completed: Folkwear 203 Edwardian Petticoat/HSM Dec. ’22

The December Historical Sew Monthly Challenge theme was "New Era" and while I've sewn some late Victorian/Early Edwardian costumes before they were always for the theater, not for myself. It is exciting to expand my historical wardrobe into a new time period, especially one that I have loved ever since I was very young. Photo… Continue reading Completed: Folkwear 203 Edwardian Petticoat/HSM Dec. ’22

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WIP: Edwardian Underthings

I have been working steadily on my Edwardian undergarments from Folkwear 203. Since starting it I added a bustle pad to my To Sew for Victorian Stroll list. I looked at several pattern and went with the one from Black Snail because it has size option, and uses batting instead of stuffing which I already… Continue reading WIP: Edwardian Underthings

Drawers · Edwardian · Historical Sew Monthly Projects · Petticoats · Undergarments · Victorian

HSM Sep/Dec ’22: Folkwear 203 Edwardian Underthings

Photo by author. I have had this copy of Folkwear 203, which is the original early 1980s print run, for years and years. I pulled it out a few weeks ago because I need it for my outfit I am working on the annual Victorian Stroll. I had originally planned to do a bustle era… Continue reading HSM Sep/Dec ’22: Folkwear 203 Edwardian Underthings

Academic Research · Historical Sew Monthly Projects · Petticoats · Regency Era · Thesis: Regency Dressmaking · Undergarments

HSM July ’22: Regency Bodiced Petticoat Research

For the Historical Sew Monthly July challenge I am making a bodiced petticoat. The challenge's theme is "geometry." I had already started this garment as part of my ongoing thesis research, but I will need it for an event later this month to go under my newest regency gown. Having this type of deadline is… Continue reading HSM July ’22: Regency Bodiced Petticoat Research