Regency pattern

Would you like a copy of this gown? It can be yours - as long as you're aware that to make a reproduction gown is very time consuming - from locating the fabric to copying all the details, plus there are the fabric and labour costs, as well as shipping and insurance. A dress like this is not a low-cost adventure. Feel free to discuss this gown with Aylwen. There is a gown in Costume in Detail by Nancy Bradfield that I'll use for information. Together with instructions for three-piece sleeves…

Being a fan of the Regency era and most especially of Regency Romances, I've seen examples and read about ladies passing time with embroidery hoop, thread and needle. Genteel ladies of the Regency did not just sit around and do nothing. Most of the time they were active and engaged in some pursuit, even if if was to read a book or work on a piece of needlework. It was thought to be a grand accomplishment if said lady could produce beautiful stitch work; so many a girl from a young age would…

As promised, here is my really big post of pattern notes and adjustments for Simplicity S8941 1790s to Regency Round Gown and Open Robe pattern.This pattern was originally designed in the 1790s style, with a peaked back and full gathered skirt. As is Simplicity's preference,

Learn about proper Regency underpinnings, including petticoats, stays and shifts...

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Purchase Simplicity 9434 Misses' and Women's Regency Era Style Dresses and read its pattern reviews. Find other Costumes, sewing patterns.

Historical author Joanna Maitland looks at the classical Regency gown and how it was made. Was it as simple as it looked? Plus eye candy for costume enthusiasts.

An elegant day dress with detachable sleeves.

The ninth stop on my Regency Journey is to make a reticule, the Regency version of a handbag. In the 18th century, women had carried their various personal effects in pockets worn underneath their …

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