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Posted in 1860-64 plaid dress & ensemble, 1860s collar of white cotton batiste, 1860s covered crinoline of red Kona cotton, 1860s dress of plaid wool challis in moss green and scarlet, 1860s gusseted corset of coral sateen flossed with white, 1860s Marie Stewart bonnet of scarlet silk, 1860s plain petticoat of white cotton with a very deep hem, 1860s round belt drawers of white Kona cotton, 1860s tucked petticoat of white cotton, 1860s undersleeves of white cotton batiste, 1860s yoked chemise of white cotton, 19th Century Sewing
Tagged crinoline era, project intro posts, wool challis
Join me as I research obscure stitching techniques, strive to create obsessively accurate reproduction clothes, and opine at length about the comfort and functionality of various iterations of undergarments.
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