Making an 18th century gown from Ikea materials

Presenting an 18th century dress I made with materials and fabrics from Ikea. The fabric is the "Ljusöga" model, a fabric print based on historical eighteenth century examples. This dress is based on historical examples but I am not a dress historian, this is not really historically accurate. I used mostly the sewing machine to make this gown, and of course the DIY trim from an Ikea bag was just a fun thing to do. It is worn over the historical underwear, shift, corset (stays) and petticoat I made before:

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🕘Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
01:00​ Sewing the cotton lining for the dress bodice
01:35​ Cutting the IKEA flower fabric for the outside dress bodice
04:21​ Sewing the pleated over skirt
06:07​ Sewing under skirt like the petticoat
06:59​ Decoration DIY, making the trim
08:39 Reveal of the gown, dressing up a historical lady

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