How to Make a Corseted Waistcoat, Part 2
In the second part of this two-part series, Lyssa shows us how to stitch the main features of her waistcoat corset.
No commentsHow to Make a Pet en L'Air, part 1
Ruth de-mystifies how to drape this delightful informal 18th century style on the stand in this ultimate step by step guide. Part 1 of 2.
I love 18th Century quilted petticoats but I really hate quilting. So here's how to fake an 18th century quilted petticoat convincingly.
How to Make a Corseted Waistcoat, Part 1
Lyssa shows us how to create an embroidered, waistcoat-style contemporary corset--inspired by original 18th century gentlemen’s garments.
How to Make a Jeweled Stomacher
Using beads and crystals can give your costume a sparkle that no-one else has. Get started with this modern take on a Georgian stomacher.
A Costumed Ball at Versailles
All dressed up with nowhere to go? Your 18th century gown would probably enjoy a nice trip to Versailles to party like the Sun King.
Making a Pet en L'Air, Part 2
Ruth walks us through the process of making an 18th century pet en l’air, including the tricky process of sleeve setting. Part 2 of 2.
Placemat Bergere Hats, Part 3
In the final instalment, Chantal shows how to make your own buckram crown and create a finished, functional hat.
Placemat Bergere Hats, Part 2
Making 18th century hats out of modern placemats? What about the crown? Here's how to add a soft silk crown, and a buckram option too.