This garment is in progress – I don’t know when I;ll pick it up again, but in my sewing room, there is in fact a partially corded partial petticoat, awaiting my return to the 1830s…so to speak. Eventually I’ll post my research, and someday the actual finished petticoat….let’s hope.
Until then, I must, alas, leave you with this sad empty post.
Posted in 1830s corded petticoat of white Kona cotton, 1837-1839 fashion plate ensemble, 19th Century Sewing
Tagged cotton broadcloth, cotton cord, crinoline era, garment intro posts, historical approximation, machine stitched, Petticoats & Slips, romantic era, sad post is empty, sad post wants pictures, Skirt Supports
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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