I had sort of planned this outfit a while ago, having all of the fabric in stock, but hadn't planned on making it any time soon.  Then t...

This weekend Gwendolyn and I drove up to Fredericksburg to attend a Regency gaming night at Jenny's (JennylaFleur).  It was a great deal...

Well, apparently I am just that insane.  I've fixed myself upon making the purple 1790s gown from KCI.  You can find it in both Fashion ...

A very simply constructed garment which helps to smooth out and lift the figure under those unforgiving muslin gowns of the early 19th centu...

Undergarments are often a problem in any good historical outfit.  They take as much time as a gown and are never seen.  This means that they...

I purchased some embroidered muslin a while back, knowing I was going to make a Regency evening gown with it.  But how to make it different ...

I had some extra time today, so I decided to start on my taffeta 1810s gown.  The question is, what to do with it?  I purchased this silk ta...

This is by far the simplest garment I think I've ever made.  It has no lining, drawstrings and gathering to adjust fit, and mostly geome...