My 1897 Valentines Paisley Wrapper
Several years ago I found a bolt of fabric, a paisley striped cotton, at Joann’s that just cried out to be turned into a late Victorian wrapper.
Several years ago I found a bolt of fabric, a paisley striped cotton, at Joann’s that just cried out to be turned into a late Victorian wrapper.
A couple of years ago I made two plain Edwardian petticoats. But one of the petticoats wasn’t 100% historically correct and the other (longer)
Edwardian under-petticoats – the petticoat you put on directly over your corset – were usually shorter than top petticoats for easier walking.
Hello readers, it’s been a while! Some sewing has happened since my last post, but no historical projects were actually finished, hence the lack of
If you sew a lot, especially if you sew historical costumes, you’ll have to sew a placket sooner or later. Most plackets aren’t difficult to
This refashioned Edwardian lace slip was my Edwardian combination before! The Edwardian combination was one of my first Edwardian sewing projects
‘Every well groomed woman is very particular to see that outside garments fit without wrinkles and with a glove-like appearance across the hips
The Edwardian shirtwaist costume was the most practical everyday attire. A shirtwaist costume consisted of a tailored skirt and a separate shirtwaist
The Edwardian era is my favorite historical era at the moment, that’s why I made another piece of Edwardian underwear! You could call this piece
To get fashionably wide hips and a big butt, Edwardian women often wore hip pads. After making an Edwardian padded bustle pad, I’ve now made
Here’s an attempt to re-enact the 1911 railway strike in OO. The strike was an important but sometimes overlooked event in the social history of
This first draft of the Sleuth Class expands Ghastly Affair into the world of Edwardian Murder Mysteries. I’ve chosen 1913, the very eve of World
Inspired by Edwardian girls’ dresses I made a short Edwardian cotton dress. But instead of using new fabric I used one vintage apricot-colored
I’ve been painting 4mm figures. Here are some photos and platform scenes.I wanted to find a better way of holding figures during painting. Above is
Sew a simple unboned historical peasant bodice with front lacing for historical reenactment or as modern cottagecore lace-up corset top! In the