Walking skirt edwardian

For my Edwardian plaid walking skirt with button closure & velvet piping I only had a limited amount of fabric: only 1.5 meter by 1.5 meters!

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Handmade late Edwardian outfit with tailored plaid wool skirt and apricot-colored linen blouse with DIY crochet lace yoke and cuffs.

Edwardian women not always wore long skirts, they wore short walking skirts especially for sports and on rainy days.

Antique 1900s walking skirt in dark navy blue wool. Designed with a fitted high waistline and sweeping flared paneled pleated full skirt featuring silk taffeta trim in geometric designs with covered button accents. The waist closes center back with 2 hooks/1 eye (need additional eye) along with 4 o

About a year ago, I threw out the last pair of jeans in my closet and vowed to only wear what made me comfortable. Since then, I've been slowly making new garments and giving away clothing that I don't wear. I've been trying to make my skirts as long as possible, but suddenly having everything…

I just, yesterday, decided to do a victorian walking skirt. Not that I do any reenactment, I just want one to wear for work or something. I plan to get some nice strong wool, once I have the pattern as I want it. Critiques and comments and helpful hints are more than welcome. 1. because I spent an…

This walking costume, also used to play tennis, is comprised of a cotton (denim) skirt and a cotton shirt decorated with machine made lace. It is typical o...

Edwardian walking dresses: What Edwardian women wore in cold and rainy winter weather and for summer hiking vacations. ‘The very best form of exercise, all doctors agree, is walking. It brings into action every muscle of the body, stimulates the organs and circulation, and provides an interesting amusement, because it is enjoyable. It induces health … Continue reading Edwardian Walking Dresses →