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Piping and I have a love/hate relationship. I do think it looks great and it does add strength to a garment, but sometimes, I don't have the patience or time. I have met plenty of purists who are shocked that I don’t include piping in every single item from 1830-1869 - oh well! 😆.
Time to create a new 1810’s gown….and I think I will use this original gown from The John Bright Collection as inspiration! #historicalsewing #regencyfashion #sewingpatterns #historicalfahsion #19thcenturyfashion #19thcentury #aimeevictorian #historicalfashion #aimeevictorianarmoire #regencygown
Showing how I gather and pin the final row of ruffles onto the bottom of what will be the skirt for an 1860’s ball gown!
18th century gown construction is unique to the time period. Sacque gowns, A la Francaise etc all used a series of ties, supportive panels, and lining to create and hold the paneled look on the back of the gown. For those who are beginning to dive into the world of historically accurate clothing and it’s construction, please take a good look at the lining of this gown - mismatched and ulitiarian. Piecing is period, period. Gown c. 1770’s form the Brooklyn Museum and sold by Augusta Auction. #historicalfashion #historicalsewing #livinghistorian #aimeevictorian #livinghistory #sewingpatterns #historicalseamstress #1700sfashion #aimeevictorianarmoire #1700s #historicalfahsion
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As a WAHM, getting work done at set times, doesn't really happen. Last minute trips to the playground by a caring husband means this tired mama can sneak in a few minutes of work… #livinghistory #womeninbusiness #aimeevictorianarmoire #historicalfashion #aimeevictorian #organization #wahmlife #organizedlife #organizing
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