Truly victorian

A sewing pattern review for Truly Victorian 441. Pattern reviews help sewers choose the right patten so that they have success with their sewing projects.

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Patterns: TV364, "1886 Autumn Overkirt." TV104, "Late Victorian Collars & Cuffs" Fabrics: Polyester duchess satin (sharkskin gray). Rayon/polyester faille (gold) Available on Etsy HERE Available on Ebay HERE Alterations: Minor collar alteration to the chemisette pattern. I have made this long draped over-skirt several times, but too often I forget the rule I made for myself the last time: Don't use artificial fabric! I say that only because I had a bear of a time ironing the the seams flat…

A sewing pattern review for Truly Victorian TV466. Pattern reviews help sewers choose the right patten so that they have success with their sewing projects.

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It’s done! My high-waist Edwardian Skirt is done, and with it the petticoat to go underneath. Both the petticoat and skirt were made with the 10-gore skirt pattern from Truly Victorian. I mad…

This summer I finally made the missing accessories to complete my 1887 style late bustle dress. The gloves are hand stitched from leather. I used my previous glove pattern with small adjustments to make them fit even better and lengthened them to cover all skin and reach under the 3/4 length sleeves. The hat was made using the adorable Truly Victorian TV551 pattern. It's a buckram frame hat covered with silk taffeta and decorated with feathers. I wanted it to look like a lady had walked in…

A sewing pattern review for Truly Victorian TV296. Pattern reviews help sewers choose the right patten so that they have success with their sewing projects.

Early Bustle 1869-1876 – Page 2 – Truly Victorian

A childhood dream comes true. I'm going to dress up as Belle! From Disney's Beauty and the Beast. I'm going to change the dress somewhat to suit my own style. Plans This will be somewhat what I intend. A base skirt with an shiny pleated overskirt. The patterns I'm going to use will be from Truly Victorian. For the skirt I'm using TV240 1860's Ball Gown Skirt. This skirt has a underskirt with a box-pleated ruffle. I will make this underskirt with a chiffon layer for the prettiness and an…