16:21
Historically accurate Disney: The Evil Queen from 1914! -making and getting dressed
12:43
I made an Edwardian cherry blossom dress! Lace shirtwaist and trumpet skirt from 1903
09:07
I made a 1914 nautical vampire dress!!?
07:47
I made a bra from 1906! -sewing from a brassiere patent
10:06
I made a Titanic worthy corset out of ikea fabric! - 1910s 1/3 bust corset
11:11
I made a warm 18th century winter coat! - making a wool shortgown and who would have worn it
22:58
OH SO ROCOCO! Hand sewing a pierrot jacket
14:10
BRIDGERTON DRESS -- Making a historically plausible day dress for Daphne
10:12
A quick look at regency fashion- how the silhuette changes with time
06:06
Working with fur: making a muskrat muff
08:47
Making a victorian corset from the symington collection
29:07
Becomming a Gibson girl- Edwardian pompadour hairstyle and makeup
17:30
becoming a Gibson girl- The S-bend corset
13:15
18th century fall wardrobe: red cloak
24:29
#HistoricalHalloween2020 : 1920s witch costume and felted hat
17:37
18th century fall wardrobe: wool petticoat
13:04
Making 18th century wool mitts
21:27
Becoming a Gibson girl- 1901 evening gown
18:05
18th century english gown aka The Isabella MacTavish Fraser gown
04:03
1890s Watteau pleated wrapper gown
X
About
Hi! I'm Maria, a historical costumer and sewist with a passion for recreating historical silhouettes. My main focus is the 18th century to Edwardian fashion and most of my content is from those eras. I have some professional training in modern clothing construction but most of my skills are from a lifetime of sewing, knitting and other crafts. I started historical costuming in 2019 and have been ever since deep diving especially into 18th century construction and technique. Most of what I do I try to stay faithful to historic technique but I do occasionally make things faster but I try my best to always do my homework and keep it a conscious decision when I deviate from historical accuracy.
Tags