Finishing my Springtime 1830's Plaid Dress // How I Make Fabric Bows

It's done! (almost) I guess I should say, the dress portion of my 1830's springtime plaid confection is finished, but the ensemble as a whole is not quite complete.

This week, I'll be attaching the sleeves, sewing the skirt to the bodice (including how to sew on cartridge pleats), doing a front hook and eye closure, hemming the dress, and making all the bows!

If you've missed the previous videos on this project, click here for a playlist:    • Plaid 1830's Dress  
Next week, I will be making a giant Romantic era bonnet and a pelerine, and showing off the finished ensemble!

Want to know more about 1830's fashions and how they changed over time? Check out this video:    • 1830's Fashion Evolution -- What did they ...  

00:00 Intro
15:52 Attaching a cartridge pleated skirt to a bodice
24:57 How to Make Fabric Bows

I highly recommend a sleeve board for all those tight ironing spaces:
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