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Deep into lecture preparation for my talk on June 17th @hullfamilyhome1 highlighting rural/working fashion for American women within the years 1780-1850. While high fashion often shows political and social influences, “working” clothes tell a story of the everyday person and the life they lived. While there are not a lot of original working garments from the 18th and 19th century, there is still so much we can learn and decipher through art, recycled garments, personal correspondence, and various texts/sources. Thought I would share a few highlights from the depths of my research!
Completed 1830’s gown! 😍 #aimeevictorian #1830sfashion #1820sfashion #regencyfashion #victorianfashion #historicalfashion #historicalsewing #historicalseamstress
Another 1830’s gown in the works! Love this fabric!! 😍😍 #aimeevictorian #regencyfashion #1830sfashion #1820sfashion #victorianfashion #historicalclothing #historicalsewing #historicalseamstress #bigsleeves
Have you seen my line of PDF self-drafting patterns and 1860’s fashion e-books? Right now they are on sale and the perfect way to begin learning how to draft historical clothing on your own! Each “pattern” includes historical background, graph of pattern pieces, and detailed/visual instruction to take you from start to finish. Perfect for those looking to advance their sewing skills from pre-made patterns to creating their own! Link in stories and profile. #historicalsewing #historicalsewingpatterns #19thcenturyfashion #1800sfashion #reenactor #reenacting #livinghistory #livinghistorian #1860sfashion #ebook #pdfpattern
NEW LISTING AVAILABLE! The late 1820’s -mid 1830’s Day Gown is up for sale! The gown also comes with two cotton sleeve supports to help those leg o’mutton sleeves look their puffy best! Link in stories! #aimeevictorian #1830sfashion #1820sfashion #19thcenturyfashion #historicalsewing #historicalfashion #historicalseamstress #etsyseller #wahmlife #wahmmade #entrepreneurship #womeninbusiness
1830’s gown update! Bodice is constructed and is fully lined with piping along the neckline and armholes. I think my sleeve supports are a bit too puffy 😬 as the sleeve looks too tight IMO so I will take 1/4 of the filling out and see if I like the look better. But it is amazing what a difference the supports make- notice one sleeve with the support and one without. Scroll to the last two pictures to see why I only had access to one sleeve support. 🤣😍🐱. #aimeevictorian #historicalsewing #historicalfashion #historicalpatterns #1830sfashion #19thcenturyfashion #bigsleeves #historicalseamstress
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