
1862 dress
Pattern used:
self draftet (based on instructions in Wiener Modenzeitung)
Fabric used:
poly jaquard
cotton (Blouse+lining)
black poly trim

1830s Plaid dress
Pattern used:
self draftet (based on crinoline bodice)
Fabric used:
plaid cotton
silk organza
black cotton (lining)
A 1830s dress with 3m of fabric in 3 days
Pictures of the 1830s dress

Seaside dress (1875)
Pattern used:
self draftet (based on Demel bustle)
Fabric used:
cotton
poly satin ribbon

Demel bustle (1875)
Pattern used:
self drafted
Fabric used:
viscose taffeta
poly/wool blend (skirt)


1840s romantic era
Pattern used:
Redthreaded (corset)
self drafted (bodice, skirt, corded petticoat)
Fabric used:
satin coutil (corset)
cotton (bodice and skirt, corded petticoat)
Making of: Diving into the romantic era

Luise of Prussia
Pattern used:
Based on Nehlenia Patterns
Fabric used:
cotton and silk ribbon


Red/Blue Bustle
Pattern used
Truly Victorian
Fabric used:
red and blue polyester taffeta

Winter Bustle
Pattern used:
Truly Victorian
Fabric used:
dark blue wool

Romantic era
Pattern used:
Butterick 5832
Fabric used:
printed polyester

Empire in plaid
Pattern used:
Patterns of fashion 1
Fabric used:
cotton plaid