Aimee's Victorian Armoire

Menu

Skip to content

Home
Events
About
- Contact
- Advertise
  - #6862 (no title)
Store
Blog Topics
19th Century Living History Resources

Don’t let the winter winds stop you from venturing outside…

Leave a comment January 20, 2014 aimeevictorianarmoire

Just completed a Civil War Black Paletot with matching Marie Stewart Hood! Perfect for those winter reenactments!

For sale on my Etsy Shop:

Paletot:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/176461851/plus-size-civil-war-black-corduroy?ref=shop_home_active_12

Marie Stewart Hood:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/176463007/marie-stewart-black-corduroy-hood?ref=listing-shop-header-0

Share this:

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)

Like this:

Like Loading...

This entry was posted in Accessories and Decoration, Finished Projects and tagged 1860's, 1860's gown, American Civil War, Civil War clothing, civil war sewing, clothing, coat, dressmaking, historical fashion, historical gown, Historical reenactment, Historical Sewing blog, Hoop skirt, inspiration, jacket, Living history, Marie Stewart Hood, paletot, reenacting, reenactment clothing. Bookmark the permalink.

Post navigation

Leave a ReplyCancel reply

NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

19th Century Living History Resources

Follow Me on Facebook

Follow Me on Facebook

Instagram

New fabric arrived (here are three of my favorites) which means it’s time for a sale to make some room for more gowns in my studio 😉😝. Save 20% on select items (see images 2-10 for a sample). Offer valid until 10/1/23. Link in profile or in stories. #aimeevictorian #1800sfashion #historicalfashion #historicalcostuming #historicalclothing #etsysellersofinstagram #etsysale #wahmmade

Reached the half way mark on this 1830’s pink and white striped cotton gown! The skirt portion will go on over the next two days with the goal of getting it up for sale by the end of the week. Can’t wait to see those sleeves with the supports in them! #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalfashion #1830sfashion #gigotsleeves #historicalseamstress #victorianfashion #bigsleeves #1830sdress

A few spots left in my Intro to Historical Pattern Drafting In-Person Workshop to be held @hullfamilyhome1 . Learn how to create a block pattern that can be adapted to fit a variety of time periods. Great for those wishing to expand their historical wardrobe and sewing skills! Space is limited. Link in profile or in stories. #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalsewingpatterns #historicalfashion #sewingpattern #sewingclass #sewingworkshop #youcandoit #blockpattern #selfdraftingpatterns

Quite a few Georgian items have been added to my shop! Link in profile and in my Stories. #aimeevictorian #historicalfashion #historicalsewing #georgianfashion #georgiangown #historicalcostume #reenacting #livinghistory #livinghistorian #outlandercostumes

Undergarments and a lovely silk gown from the late 1830’s to early 1840’s. That quilted petticoat is sooo 😍😍😍😍. Notice that hanging pockets are still common during the early Victorian era and not just relegated to the Georgian. Quilted Petticoat and Silk Gown. c. 1830-1840. CHS Collection. 2003. #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalfashion #1840sfashion #victorianfashion #quiltedpetticoat #historicalundergarments

Just a few spaces left in my Georgian Apron In-Person Sewing course. Learn to draft and sew a 1770’s or 1810’s apron with hands-on instruction. Class will be held in the afternoon on November 4th @hullfamilyhome1 Apron sample shown above is a mid 18th century pinner apron made in a black linen. Black was a surprisingly common color for seamstresses as thread and fabrics were easy to see against the black background. Stay tuned for sample 1810’s apron images coming soon! Link in stories or in my bio (click Etsy Shop Link) to secure your spot now! #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #georgiansewing #georgianfashion #historicalapron #pinnerapron #sewingclass #sewinginstructor #sewingworkshop #historicalpatterns

Aimee’s Victorian Armoire

Aimee’s Victorian Armoire

Archives

Powered by WordPress.com.

Loading Comments...

Write a Comment...

Email (Required)

Name (Required)

Website

%d bloggers like this: