The petticoat turned out amazing! I feel like when the outer skirt goes on top, any matte parts will just look like they’re in shadow. Excited for the outer dress part!!
I really respect your patience and dedication in doing all those tiny cuts with the rotary cutter. I would have lost patience long before I finished that. Likewise, I respect your dedication to pleating -- I don't like them enough to consider them worth the trouble, but yours always turn out beautifully! Your piecing also came out really well! If you showed me a picture without context, I would assume it was simply a design choice. It has a really nice effect.
Darn I hate when I make the same mistake over and over! My kids were my double check but they great up! It's much harder to get them to check my work over distance! The petticoat looks lovely even with the piecing. I've seen examples of a cheaper fabric in unseen areas so that's period too!
It's common in historic garments for a part that will be concealed to be a different material. It can be for strength, as in those frou-frou Victorian ball gowns that are chiffon basted onto satin, or economy where a plain sturdy cotton and a more expensive fabric are made into an underskirt.
I enjoy watching your videos as I work on my own sewing projects! Especially the fabric dying, and silk screen printing techniques. I've don't free hand silk dying (painting flowers using cold batik technique) which is super fun. There's a vid on my channel you can easily find ( because I barely post lol) if you want to see the process, it's a historical technique I believe.
The petticoat turned out amazing! I feel like when the outer skirt goes on top, any matte parts will just look like they’re in shadow.
Excited for the outer dress part!!
I love it when the petticoat and outer dress aren’t matching as well. It turned out beautifully.
I‘m still waiting for the “Think Of Me“ gown from Christine.
I really respect your patience and dedication in doing all those tiny cuts with the rotary cutter. I would have lost patience long before I finished that. Likewise, I respect your dedication to pleating -- I don't like them enough to consider them worth the trouble, but yours always turn out beautifully!
Your piecing also came out really well! If you showed me a picture without context, I would assume it was simply a design choice. It has a really nice effect.
Darn I hate when I make the same mistake over and over! My kids were my double check but they great up! It's much harder to get them to check my work over distance!
The petticoat looks lovely even with the piecing. I've seen examples of a cheaper fabric in unseen areas so that's period too!
It's common in historic garments for a part that will be concealed to be a different material. It can be for strength, as in those frou-frou Victorian ball gowns that are chiffon basted onto satin, or economy where a plain sturdy cotton and a more expensive fabric are made into an underskirt.
That's so true and makes so much sense!
wow, bella mae, the colour you wear in the intro is A REALLY GOOD colour on you!!!
the petticoat turned out so pretty!
Aw, thank you! 🥰
My goodness the piecing sounded like a mess! I’m so impressed with what you ended up with, very creative
I enjoy watching your videos as I work on my own sewing projects! Especially the fabric dying, and silk screen printing techniques. I've don't free hand silk dying (painting flowers using cold batik technique) which is super fun. There's a vid on my channel you can easily find ( because I barely post lol) if you want to see the process, it's a historical technique I believe.
Aw, that's so fun! And that's a really neat technique!
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Looks beautiful of Petticoats!!! ❤
It's such a pretty colour!
The back part reminds me of Anastasia and Drizella vibe hahaha
Beautiful dress
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Is that silk from the Christine dress?
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I don't like the way it sits giving you a fake canyon butt crack
Well thats part of the fashion of the time 😅
Ya, it’s truly not my favorite look! But once the over dress is on top you don’t see that aspect as much!