I realized I never posted the completed 1860s dress from last year (see
this post for details). For how little I do 1860s I've yet to make myself a cage crinoline, so I wear a corded petticoat and bum roll for the skirt foundation and then wear three petticoats on top. Overall it creates a look that I quite like. The skirt has pockets in the side seams lined in navy polished cotton. I really like the gold silk belt I made for the gutta purcha belt buckle I found. Other accessories include a velvet neck bow, small white standing collar and cuffs (tacked in to remove for washing), and a silver ladies watch and chain.
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1860s dress, front view |
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1860s dress, side view |
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1860s dress, back view |
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1860s dress, pocket detail |
Oh yeah for the close up image of the fabric...on my computer it was showing a polka dot pattern...beautiful, but I like the fan shaped pattern! Your dress is super sweet and lovely! Very well done!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gina