Chemise pattern free

Free pattern for 1880s to 1890s Victorian lady's chemise or shift undergarment. The Ladies' Treasury. History, Cut and Construction of Period Costume

The envelope chemise is a garment which at the present time is well liked and much worn by young girls. It is a combination of corset cover and drawers. Muslin, longcloth, cotton crepe or seersucker i...

If you’re working to normal human sizes, you an probably do all this on the machine. I’m not going to do any sort of sealing

The first thing I needed for my Borgia dress was a new chemise. I wanted one with lots of floowy fabrics and huge sleeves to pouf through the holes in the outer dress. Not as fancy as this one, but…

I made a chemise using a free pattern from the Winter 1897 Voice of Fashion magazine. Interpreting an old pattern had its challenges!

The camicia was the Italian version of the foundation garment (chemise, smocks or camisas in other cultures) worn by medieval and renaissance people for the specific purpose of protecting finer out…

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…

A theater fairly close by announced that they were having a showing of The Lord of the Rings, including … a costume contest! I wasn’t sure if I could go or not, but of course it got me …

“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 ...

The Victorian era has always been one of my favourite periods (coming a close second behind the 18th century), particularly for fashion. It is a very diverse period for fashion, and the more I have…

Walking you through how I made an 1840's style chemise from a self-drafted pattern. Lots of bumps along the way! #sewing #sewingproject #chemise #Chemises #sewingmachine #sewinglove #sewingblogger #sewingaddict #sewingpattern #sewingroom #sewinglife #sewingmama #sewingtime #sewingforgirls #sewingblog #sewingprojects #sewingfun #sewingisfun #sewingbee #sewingpatterns #sewingmom #sewingwithlove #sewinginspiration #sewingday

Historical costuming

Chemise de la Reine Pattern - Nora Waugh

I made a chemise using a free pattern from the Winter 1897 Voice of Fashion magazine. Interpreting an old pattern had its challenges!

Making an Easy Elizabethan Chemise From same website, Smock generator http://www.elizabethancostume.net/smockpat/index.html

This simple house dress DIY is a favorite throw-on outfit for maximum comfort! Read on for a free nightgown sewing pattern and instructions.

Need an escape? The rise of cottagecore fashion stemmed from the coveted simple life daydream, but just because you can't run away to a quaint cottage at the

I now have photos for my 1660s Cavalier dress from official Costume College photographer Andrew Schmidt, as well as a great group photo of the rest of my Cavalier ladies! You can see my previous po…