Reversible bath robe but make it 18th century! making an 18th century wrapper

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In this video, I make the coziest lounging robe, an 18th-century wrapper. I completely hand sew this using an 18th-century method of bag lining the garment that makes it extremely fast and easy to sew up! making this the perfect beginner sewing project!
I make mine by just drawing out the shapes directly onto the fabric but if you would prefer a pattern I recommend this
www.etsy.com/listing/12465332...
‪@BurnleyandTrowbridge‬ have a full tutorial on how to make this wrapping gown and a big shout out to them for showing so clearly how to do this and making my sewing much easier.

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29 ноя 2022

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@kendalchen Год назад

I like that this may be something where I don't have to fight with my sewing machine, which I've had for 20 years but which also routinely outsmarts me. Your garment results are excellent. I shared this link with some like-minded fashion history enthusiasts in the hope that you could get more views, likes, and subscribers, because I enjoy your channel and your content!

@sewthroughtime Год назад

Thank you ❤️ I really appreciate it

@user-nr9yq2ri7b 3 месяца назад

As a larper, I admire your videos so much.

@stormkraka Год назад

"you are capable of doing this so don't be afraid to die" okay you got me convinced, I'll do it.

@pippaseaspirit4415 Год назад

One of these made with one side wool and the other side cotton flannel would be wonderfully cozy for the winter 😀

@lmmaude 5 месяцев назад

I just finished my first wrapping gown sewn by hand, of course! I make it in cottons for coolness and price. It is summer here in NZ and very hot and humid. It is so comfy!

@sewthroughtime 5 месяцев назад

Yey! 🎉

@blowitoutyourcunt7675 Год назад

Smashing darling! The only thing thats missing is pockets! Cheers doll!

@ivanofna Год назад

I'm so glad your Instagram reel directed me here, this is exactly what I've been looking for

@sewthroughtime Год назад

🥰 if you make your own please tag me in the pictures so I don't miss it! I'd love to see your make 😊

@ivanofna Год назад

You know what, I will, but you will be dissapointed by the 1 dollar a yard shot polyester taffeta I'm going to make them out of😆

@frynchee 4 месяца назад

Beautiful! I can’t believe you hand stitched the entire garment! Gorgeous ❤

@sewthroughtime 4 месяца назад

This one was rather fast despite hand sewing 😊 also I tend to hand sew most of my 18th century things

@kaytiej8311 Год назад

What delicious silk! A really simple but beautiful garment.

@beth12svist Год назад

A great combination of fabrics! I've been considering a house robe for a while, and I keep dithering between pattern/style options... Still undecided, I may just have to make more. :D

@sewthroughtime Год назад

You clearly need to make several 😜

@Christopher.G.Historical 5 месяцев назад

I'm planning to make one of these so thanks for the video! Also I love your interior decor!

@sewthroughtime 5 месяцев назад

Thanks 🥰

@greatexp59 Год назад

Stunning. You've made this look easy. I might use one of the treadle or hand crank machines to speed up the process a bit since I'm really old. Please keep making more videos to inspire us!

@jessicabuckman9675 Год назад

You did an absolutely fantastic job. You made that look so easy.

@sewthroughtime Год назад

The sewing is really easy on this one! The hardest part is figuring out how to cut out the piece

@murrvvmurr Год назад

my fellow chronically ill and disabled brothers and sisters, you don't have to cut on the floor if you are new to sewing. a free standing table you can walk/wheel around is ok. I use my kitchen table and move from chair to chair. Yesterday I drafted a whole pair of trousers whilst sitting in bed. I invested in a bamboo laptop/bed desk.it's great for the days when by body literally tells me to fk myself.

@sewthroughtime Год назад

I cut on the floor because I have titanium in my back and standing around a table and cutting is a no no 🤷 everyone is different and should do what works for their life/body. Also this wouldn't even fit on my table even though mine seats 10

@deespaeth8180 6 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! I've been looking for something like this for a while now. 😃

@heatherlennox3695 9 месяцев назад

I find your version of the tutorial to be most helpful, and I am looking forward to creating a new wrapper. Thanks muchly!

@sewthroughtime 9 месяцев назад

Thanks! I always try my best to be as clear as possible since I have dyslexia written instructions don't always make sense to me. I just try to present things in a way that I would understand what's going on and hopefully so will others 😅😂

@reynaldobonilla9881 5 месяцев назад

Thank you very much . I really appreciate what you did . Thank you. God bless you

@liav4102 Год назад

I absolutely need to make one of these.

@purplemyriad Год назад

Beautiful fabric combination! I shall need to inspect my supplies because at least 2 of these garments are necessary for my wardrobe needs 😜

@sewthroughtime Год назад

If you ask me every wardrobe needs these! 😅🤣

@jackiejames4551 Год назад

What a great versital garment. Such fun to wear.

@sewthroughtime Год назад

I think I need another of these because I pretty much live in it 🤣

@christinedlgRGV Год назад

I am crazy for your channel and your talent and this garment! Thank you!

@jennglow4647 Год назад

Very pretty 😃

@gabrielleanderson4182 Год назад

Very cool! I hope to be able to sew as well as you someday... Lol You really are a gifted seamstress. Thanks for all your shares on IG as well as here which is new to me. Best wishes and many more blessings. 😉♥️🙏🏼😇

@donnacoleman4624 10 месяцев назад

Omg, I'm loving your new wrapper! I've been putting off making a new robe but just not motivated as I'm not thrilled with modern patterns. I will be making a wrapper for myself. Thank u for sharing this😊

@lizmerritt8682 Год назад

Excellent demonstration. Thank you ❤

@theloserproject 9 месяцев назад

Beautiful.

@SandramaraCarvalhodeMelo-nn6so 8 месяцев назад

🎉 thank you beauty projeto

@ThePersephonis Год назад

amazing!

@sooohum Год назад

OMG That's SOOOOO fabulous. I wish I'd seen this before getting a STUPID simplicity pattern and CUTTING IT OUT (for my husband's birthday present) because this approach would have been waaaaay better and so much nicer for the lush fabric I'm using. UGH!

@ArtByEmilyHare 11 месяцев назад

I'm about to make mine, I have made Hanten's for me and my husband which are lovely and cosy (quilted and linen on the outside and cotton lining). I've wanted a long robe like this for EVER though, and as it happens I have gone for the B&T pattern (even though really i'd be able to amke it myself, but I just want to switch off and use a pattern!).

@ArtByEmilyHare 11 месяцев назад

Dupioni is so luxurious for this gown, I'd love to make one in velvet too, but my first is going to be cotton on both sides :)

@theresaadams8858 11 месяцев назад

I'm so interested in what u do i want to have clothes from different Eras I WAS BORN IN THE WRONG ERA I WANT TO LEARN EVERYTHING IM NOT A SEWER DO U MAKE OUTFITS FOR PEOPLE I WANT TO WESR ONE IF THE POOFIE THINGS THAT MAKES YOUR DRESS REALLY STICK OUT IN THE BACK I LOVE IT ALL OMG IM INVESTED ❤❤❤

@chelsearaduziner317 Год назад

Where did u get the pattern?

@between_forest__and_sea6658 Год назад

Were these worn in the 19th century/Victorian era? I saw something similar to these being worn in the house to relax in by a woman in a show that was based in the Victorian era (the story took place in 1897).

@sewthroughtime Год назад

19th century robes were typically a different shape but at the turn of the century and coming of the edwardian era fairly similar garments start to be worn again

@Calkholmes 7 месяцев назад

has anyone tried this tutorial? I can't work out how to turn the garment out once stitched. The instructions say to sew right sides together along the cuff and the centre front. then fold garment in half and stitch the side seams and arm seam through all four layers? then turn it out through the neck hole, but when I turn it out the sleeves don't turn together but separate attached by the arm seam and I can not for the life of me figure out what I've done wrong.