Garment
Posted in 1870s inspired butterfly masquerade costume, 1870s inspired corset of lavender cotton sateen with black flossing, 19th Century Sewing
Tagged bustle era, cotton sateen, crinoline era, flossing, garment intro posts, hand finished, sad post is empty, sad post wants pictures, Stays & Corsets & Brassieres
These stays actually made it all the way through second mock-up and massive quantities of research and planning before I ran out of time during my Div III, and sadly, I haven’t gotten back to them yet. But soon, I’ll post my research.
In the meantime, here’s a link to my Pinterest board for 1830s Stays.
Posted in 1830s stays of white cotton sateen with white embroidery, 1837-1839 fashion plate ensemble, 19th Century Sewing
Tagged corsetry techniques, cotton jean, cotton sateen, decorative stitching, duct tape corset draping, flossing, garment intro posts, hand stitched, perle cotton, regency era, romantic era, sad post is empty, sad post wants pictures, Stays & Corsets & Brassieres, Workwoman's Guide
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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