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- Finished Watson Bra prototype! I worked this one up without the hooks and with some fabric and elastic I had on hand to just try out the fit and ensure I knew
Finished Watson Bra prototype! I worked this one up without the hooks and with some fabric and elastic I had on hand to just try out the fit and ensure I knew
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RedThreaded) Working on 1780s stays and spent 2 hours stitching the boning channels. Now onto cutting and rounding circa 42 bones. : r/sewing
I finished my 1780s suit! Now I want to make an entire 18th c wardrobe. : r/HistoricalCostuming
First bralette! (Nips are covered) Bralette pattern from so-sew-easy.com (with some adjustments, and different finishing than the instructions say) not used to stretch fabrics at all and I'm super pleased with how it came out! : r/sewing
Newbie here - how am I doing? : r/corsets
I finished my 1780s suit! Now I want to make an entire 18th c wardrobe. : r/HistoricalCostuming
Newbie here - how am I doing? : r/corsets
Finished Watson Bra prototype! I worked this one up without the hooks and with some fabric and elastic I had on hand to just try out the fit and ensure I knew
You can bet your giraffe that this dress will be worn all summer long by me. (Ba dum ching.) I made myself a Reese dress by Made for Mermaids and I'm so
I made a chore coat for spring. [Wardrobe by Me - Men's Overshirt] : r/sewing
rosecafe bustier] Another Teuta Matoshi inspired dress! I'm just embracing my obsession : r/sewing
Finally done! Polonaise with all the underlayers Chemise, corset, petticoat, lobster tail, chemisette, skirt and polonaise. Those are my first. Never done historical clothing (or any clothing successfully) my mannequin has a
Rosecafe Bustier dress] Decided to give the popular pattern a try. I added padded cups and boning to the pattern. Very pleased overall : r/sewing
