Is it 1840s? 1900s? 1950s? I've been on a bit of a historybounding kick lately, and wanted a new dress that I could easily slot into my existing wardrobe, which would give me those springtime cottagecore vibes, and be perfect for historybounding.
Enter -- a gingham pinafore dress, inspired by the 1840's shirred front dresses, a 1900's aesthetic, and a 1950's shape. Somehow, in my mind, this multi-purpose jumper dress was supposed to be a one day project.... that wound up taking five days. Whoops!
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This is the purple gingham fabric I used (and there's lots of other colorways available too!): www.amazon.com...
Other videos I mentioned during this project
The Strawberry Dress: • I Made The Strawberry ...
My 1830's Bonnet: • Making a Giant 1830's ...
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21 авг 2024