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1920’s Fabric Flower Tutorial

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Work continues on my 1770’s gown…. Today I made the lining, pleated and topstitched the back (just to practice for the main fabric) and began to attach the main fabric to the lining by hand. ☺️#aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalfashion #18thcenturyfashion #1700sfashion #1770sfashion #1770sgown #handsewing #historicalseamstress

Draping and cutting out the lining for a 1770’s gown. While the main bodice back and skirt will be one piece, I like to start with the lining so I can make sure that I have the right fit. I am planning on creating several small tucks radiating off of the center back which you can see in the two large tucks in the lining/mockup. Once I create the back, I will take time to create 4-6 small tucks to give the appearance of multiple back pieces. I will work on the sleeves and the small shoulder straps tomorrow! #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalpattern #historicalpatterndrafting #18thcentury #18thcenturyfashion #1700sfashion #1770sfashion #georgianfashion #outlander #historicalseamstress

Feeling so blessed and fortunate to be doing what I love! Thank you again to everyone who attended my first series of workshops this past weekend. More to come! #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalfashion #historicalpatterns #historicalfashionworkshop #historicallecture #workshop #sewingclass #sewingworkshop

The perfect Autumn outfit! I love everything about this 1840’s gown: from the apron, scarf, striped fabric, and back pleats. Just stunning!

New listing available! Link in profile or in my stories. #aimeevictorian #historicalfashion #historicalsewing #18thcenturyfashion #georgianfashion #1700sfashion #1770sfashion #historicalseamstress

ONE MONTH AWAY! Still a few spots left for both the morning and afternoon In-Person Workshops on Historical Pattern Drafting and Georgian Apron Construction. To learn more, visit my Etsy shop (link in Bio) or in my stories! #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalsewingpatterns #historicalpatterndrafting #patterndrafting #dressmaking #historicalfashion #inpersonworkshop #sewingworkshop

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