Tag Archives: 18th Century

18th Century Caraco

Posted on April 10, 2011 by

Sunday’s Someday 18th Century Brown Caraco When I found this fabric, I knew it would be perfect for a dress from the late 1700s. From what I’ve seen of antique textiles, the pattern is very authentic—and I love the colors.

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18th Century Petticoats

Posted on March 27, 2011 by

Two years ago, I made a complete 18th century ensemble, from the undergarments out. I’ve already shared the sewing diary of how I made the stays. Now you can continue the journey: 18th Century Petticoats. Enjoy!

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Portfolio

Posted on March 9, 2011 by

For those who’d like to take a quick look at the things I’ve sewed recently, I’ve added a portfolio. It contains Doll Clothes, Modern Garments, and Historic Costumes. Enjoy!

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Corset and Stays

Posted on February 9, 2011 by

I’ve just uploaded two new sewing diaries: Aqua Silk Corset and 18th Century Stays. The stays were made to go with an eighteenth century ensemble, and the aqua corset coordinates with my Victorian undergarments. Both corsets have been entered into … Continue reading →

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Ideals Through the Ages

Posted on January 24, 2011 by

Monday’s Mish-Mash Ideals Through the Ages (Warning: This post contains images of classic art. If you’re allergic to the unclothed female body, please turn away now!) It’s interesting how much you can learn about history from paintings of nude or … Continue reading →

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