Victorian patterns sewing

Named after the reign of Queen Victoria (Jun 20, 1837 – Jan 22, 1901), the Victorian era brought styles like corsets, cage crinolines, and bustles into mainstream fashion, while rich and luxurious fabrics like velvet and silk were used in upper-class homes. In the spirit of everything Victorian, we've created a collection, 17 Free Victorian Sewing Patterns. With these amazing sewing projects inspired by old-world royalty, you can time travel back to the late 1800s without leaving your sewing…

Tally Sharples on Instagram: "Let’s turn a modern shirt to a vintage style blouse. I’m using my trusted blouse pattern for this (Etsy, VintagePatternsSewingBI: Vintage 1930’s vintage sewing pattern: WWII Women’s suit) with the sleeve coming from the Sophie Hatter costume pattern I like to use (Etsy, FashionPatternStudio: Victorian Inspired daily dress). I was able to reuse the button front and the sleeves, so this entire process took me less than two hours ✨"

After I completed my corded petticoat in 2019, I made a tucked petticoat to wear over it for additional floof. Below is a tutorial for my p...

PDF Sewing Patterns for Women from 1860-1910

Making a Victorian Corset

Description Follow my Tumblr for weekly FREE patterns, that is where all the patterns will be posted. Patterns form the Victorian Era, Edwardian Era, WWI and 1920's All the Patterns come in 4 sizes. Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Copyright BY-NC-SA: Ceshion Co Contact me, CeshionCo@live.com , for Manufacturing license.

I told you a couple of posts ago, that I had some recent finds which I thought were particularly nice and that I would share them with you. This is not all of them, mind you. I left some of them tucked away, maybe to share another day ;) First up, this booklet I discovered for sale on Ebay. It is from the 1950's and has the most gorgeous fashions in it. I really love this set on the front- there looks to be three different ones, but they are the same! It is a cardigan and 'slipover' set. I…