Regency chemise pattern

“ladies used to wear shifts; they now are called chemises: shoes are turned into sandals, stays are corsets, a girdle is a zone, a band for ...

This post provides my insights and lessons learned about the fit and construction of a Regency period chemise. I certainly wouldn’t tout myself as a chemise making expert, as this is my first, bu…

This robe en chemise was a very quick and dirty project. The idea was to make something fast while trying out a pattern that I had been alt...

The past weekend was full and busy and fun. The only bit of sewing I did was cutting out my regency shift and taking the big black feather off of my regency bonnet. I swapped it out for smaller white feathers and a row of pink paper flowers across the front. I saw some similar trim arrangements on bonnets in my new book so I felt it was a safe and accurate choice. I would have preferred silk flowers but I could not find anything remotely real looking in either Jo Anns, Hobby Lobby or Wal…

With my 1780s-90s stays advanced to the point where they’re ready for eyelets and bones, I decided to cut out the Laughing Moon pattern I was planning to use for the chemise a la Reine. On looking …

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Chemise Date: 1810s Culture: American or European Medium: linen Credit Line: Costume Institute Benefit Fund, 1999 Accession Number: 1999.216.1

Original Gown This Danish wedding gown has long been of interest to me, and this week I received the fabric that I'd had custom embroidered for it. The original can be seen at http://natmus.dk/historisk-viden/temaer/modens-historie/1790-1840/hvid-brudekjole/. My version of the embroidery pattern Closer up of fabric with white embroidery along the hem. I've chosen a fine white cotton with matching thread for embroidery and will be making a size 12 using the pattern below, which is a…

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This is not a printed pattern. This is a digital download. Pattern # 115 Laughing Moon Mercantile - Celebrating our 30th Year Ladies' Regency & Romantic Era Corset 1805 - 1840 with corded & Theatrical Versions of the Corset with Chemise Misses Sizes 4 - 40 - 19 Sizes Included All in the Download - Size Layers and Garment Selectable Ladies' Regency and Romantic Era Corset, Corded and Theatrical Versions, with Chemise, approximately 1805-1840. Taken from a real period corset and chemise. You…