How it's Made - 1700s Fashion / Hand Sewing 18th Century Costumes  

I still can’t get over how you took over 100 hours of sewing into a 15 minute video. Beautifully done. I admire your patience and attention to detail.

I don’t know why, but that dress is the clothing equivalent of sitting by a quiet lake and smelling the pine trees.

I had never heard of using leather for binding but it makes so much sense! Flexible and durable. This ensemble is gorgeous, visually and structurally.

So many hours of hand sewing!! 😅 Thank you for sharing such a beautiful project with us!!

I watched the individual videos on this project, but it was fun to see it all together! That was an impressive amount of hand sewing!

The way you pull on a single thread/fibre of the fabric to cut it perfectly is so smart

You're INCREDIBLE! Congrats'!

Your dress and accessories are beautiful. I love hand sewing, and this looks like auite the project. The dress actually looks comfortable, provided you can breath!

Just wow 💜🩵💙

Wow!!! Beautiful!!!!

I love it! It is beautiful!

Your hard work paid off wonderfully 💖

Stunning!! Well done

I as in awe of you 🥴 everything is so beautiful 💖

Love!

I'm beautiful from 18th century dress fashion to you! ❤

Thanks for the video. Have You made a full Grand Panier Cage for any of your costumes? I saw the video for Your Cinderella crinoline, amazing craftmanship all around. Any toos would be appreciated. I keep finding videos on petticoat or the cover for the cage but no how to on Panier itself. For now I'm just doing it in 1/6 scale for an 11.5" barbie but want some authenticity for my collection (not to be sold). Take care /Rosemary

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