Making Petticoats for Historically Inspired Alice in Wonderland Cosplay |Sewing Victorian Petticoats

Petticoats are so so important for achieving that Historically Accurate™ silhouette so this time we're making two! I could probably get away with just making one really big fluffy petticoat if Alice's dress didn't have a high-low hem, but it is so I've made one fluffy petticoat for volume and deception and one for extending the floof all the way to the low part of the hem. This is part seven (!) of my series making Hannah Alexander's Alice in Wonderland design and my research and inspiration are drawn very heavily from mid-Victorian fashion, specifically the 1860s, since that's when Alice in Wonderland was written and what seems to most match Hannah's drawing.

Patterns:
https://trulyvictorian.info/index.php...

Other Videos in this Series:
🧵Make Better Cosplay Using Historical Research -    • Make Better Cosplay Using Historical Resea...  
🧵Sewing Fluffy Victorian Underwear -    • Sewing Fluffy Victorian Underwear || Makin...  
🧵Fitting a Victorian Corset -    • Fitting a Victorian Corset Using RedThread...  
🧵Making a Victorian Corset (1860s) -    • Making a Victorian Corset | Recreating an ...  
🧵Making a Corset Cover -    • Making a Corset Cover for a Victorian Alic...  
🧵Making an 1860s Hoop Skirt -    • Making an 1860s Hoop Skirt | Victorian Cag...  

Skip Ahead:
0:00 Intro
3:27 Pattern and Math discussion
6:38 Cutting Fabric
8:14 Construction Discussion
8:40 French Seams and Hemming
10:04 Gathering
10:30 Waist ties
11:17 First Petticoat Done!
11:28 Talking about Tucks
11:54 Making tucks
12:07 Sewing all the Tiers together
13:19 Closures
13:33 Reveal and Getting Dressed
14:20 Discussion the Process and Results
18:05 Outro

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All music is from Epidemic Sound:
“What Once Was” - Gavin Luke
“I Believe You” - Gavin Luke
“Life on the Mainland” - Infinity Ripple
“Spring Morning (Scaled Down Version)” - Peter Sandberg