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PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. ON HISTORICALLY CORRECT FABRICS Hang them up to dry when still relatively wet and iron them while still moist. Linen tends to be a bit stiff when dried out, but becomes softer when ironed. To sum it up: Felted wool, cotton and linen should be washed at 40°C. In case the cotton/linen is meant for underwear, or if you don't know yet, go for 60°C. A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. PARASOLS: DATING, BUYING AND RESTORING Parasols Dating, buying and restoring . A few years ago, I thought that shoes - being hidden under skirts- were hard to research, but I have found that despite their 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGSSEE MORE ON MARQUISE.DE LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. ON HISTORICALLY CORRECT FABRICS Hang them up to dry when still relatively wet and iron them while still moist. Linen tends to be a bit stiff when dried out, but becomes softer when ironed. To sum it up: Felted wool, cotton and linen should be washed at 40°C. In case the cotton/linen is meant for underwear, or if you don't know yet, go for 60°C. A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. PARASOLS: DATING, BUYING AND RESTORING Parasols Dating, buying and restoring . A few years ago, I thought that shoes - being hidden under skirts- were hard to research, but I have found that despite their 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGSSEE MORE ON MARQUISE.DE FANS OF THE 18TH CENTURY Shape and Size. While fans of the 19th century and later typically form a half circle when opened, most 18th century fans only form a 1/3rd or 3/8th circle. Only during a short period around 1750, half-circle fans were a bit more frequent, often with quite ornately painted and carved sticks. The sticks are about 28-30 cm long, rarelyshorter
ON HISTORICALLY CORRECT FABRICS Hang them up to dry when still relatively wet and iron them while still moist. Linen tends to be a bit stiff when dried out, but becomes softer when ironed. To sum it up: Felted wool, cotton and linen should be washed at 40°C. In case the cotton/linen is meant for underwear, or if you don't know yet, go for 60°C. PINKING - MARQUISE.DE Pinking, on the other hand, was quite popular during the 18th century, especially around 1750-70, when robes were decorated with lots of ruffles and ruchings. Pinking means cutting the edge of fabric into little bows or zig-zags. You may be familiar with pinking shears which are normally used to make zig-zag cuts that prevent the fabric from LATE 19TH CENTURY SEWING PATTERNS Sewing Patterns 1874-1879. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Up to 1877, measurements are in WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. SEWING STITCHES OF THE 18TH CENTURY Sewing Stitches. after Garsault (1769) The following picture is taken from: de Garsault, M. L'art de la lingère. Neuchâtel 1780 (reprint of the 1769 first edition). It illustrates the stritches used for lingerie sewing, but most of them were used for top garments as well. Watch point: Read each line in HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY SKIRT How to Make an 18th Century Skirt It doesn't matter if you're making an under-petticoat to go under the dress skirt, a visible petticoat (Jupe for a Francaise or Anglaise), or a skirt to go with a jacket: The overall method is the same.There usually are skirt supportsunderneath, so the
18TH CENTURY STOCKINGS 18th Century Stockings. Stockings are among those pieces of clothing that elude research: They were rarely written about and there are few extant ones on display in museums. Men's are seen often in pictures, but one can't deduce much from them. Apart from the familiar knitted stockings, there were also those made of woven fabric, felt orleather.
HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (2) How to Make 18th Century Stays Part 2: The Pattern . back, front. The pattern given is of a half-boned pair of stays of the 1760s/1770s. It has been developed by draping, following a pattern from Waugh's Corsets and Crinolines.Its simplicity makes it most attractive for thebeginner.
HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
ON HISTORICALLY CORRECT FABRICS Hang them up to dry when still relatively wet and iron them while still moist. Linen tends to be a bit stiff when dried out, but becomes softer when ironed. To sum it up: Felted wool, cotton and linen should be washed at 40°C. In case the cotton/linen is meant for underwear, or if you don't know yet, go for 60°C. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
18TH CENTURY STOCKINGS 18th Century Stockings. Stockings are among those pieces of clothing that elude research: They were rarely written about and there are few extant ones on display in museums. Men's are seen often in pictures, but one can't deduce much from them. Apart from the familiar knitted stockings, there were also those made of woven fabric, felt orleather.
LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
ON HISTORICALLY CORRECT FABRICS Hang them up to dry when still relatively wet and iron them while still moist. Linen tends to be a bit stiff when dried out, but becomes softer when ironed. To sum it up: Felted wool, cotton and linen should be washed at 40°C. In case the cotton/linen is meant for underwear, or if you don't know yet, go for 60°C. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
18TH CENTURY STOCKINGS 18th Century Stockings. Stockings are among those pieces of clothing that elude research: They were rarely written about and there are few extant ones on display in museums. Men's are seen often in pictures, but one can't deduce much from them. Apart from the familiar knitted stockings, there were also those made of woven fabric, felt orleather.
PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. EARLY 20TH CENTURY SEWING PATTERNS English taille or tailor's jacket, BW 96, WW 62. English paletot. empire coat. cloak. cape. bodice and sleeve for ball dress insofar as it is different from a basic taille pattern. reformed princess dress. reformed house dress. reformed bra, back, front, breast pad. ANATOMY OF AN 1890S TAILLE Description. Fabric. The waist is made of black ribbed fabric, probably silk, with velvety stripes 8-10mm wide. The sleeve fabric (upper left) is slightly different from that of the body in that the velvety stripes are bordered by an additional narrow stripe of satin. In the upper right corner, you can see part of ANATOMY OF AN 1880S TAILLE Description. Left side, taken apart. Right side, whole. The fabric is black ribbed silk with narrow satin stripes 2mm wide and 7mm apart. The two back side parts are made of black ribbed fabric without stripes, rectangular, 7.5 cm wide and with selvedges on both sides, i.e. ribbon material. This is the most important hint at a lateralteration.
PINKING - MARQUISE.DE Pinking, on the other hand, was quite popular during the 18th century, especially around 1750-70, when robes were decorated with lots of ruffles and ruchings. Pinking means cutting the edge of fabric into little bows or zig-zags. You may be familiar with pinking shears which are normally used to make zig-zag cuts that prevent the fabric from SEWING STITCHES OF THE 18TH CENTURY Sewing Stitches. after Garsault (1769) The following picture is taken from: de Garsault, M. L'art de la lingère. Neuchâtel 1780 (reprint of the 1769 first edition). It illustrates the stritches used for lingerie sewing, but most of them were used for top garments as well. Watch point: Read each line in 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGS 18th Century Women's Head Coverings. The most important female head covering of the 18th century was the cap. It was worn by women of all classes and stations almost all the time, except for formal evening occasions such as opera or balls. HAIR AND HAIRDOS OF THE 18TH CENTURY The extremes of men's hairdos roughly coincide with those of women's: Around 1710, the long-flowing allonge wigs went out of fashion along with women's Fontanges. After that, hairdos stay close to the scalp. Except for a few locks around the forehead, the main part of the hair (natural or artificial) is brushed to the back to vanish into a HAAR UND FRISUR IM 18. JH. Haar und Frisur im Rokoko . Oft wird mir die Frage gestellt, was für Frisuren geeignet wären, ob eine Perücke nötig ist, womit man sie pudert etc. Ein Teil der Fragen (zumindest für Frauen) ist auf einer anderen Seite beantwortet, aber die Quelle dafür ist nicht zeitgenössisch und daher nur mit Vorsicht zu genießen. Ein gutes Beispiel dafür ist die sog. LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
ON HISTORICALLY CORRECT FABRICS Hang them up to dry when still relatively wet and iron them while still moist. Linen tends to be a bit stiff when dried out, but becomes softer when ironed. To sum it up: Felted wool, cotton and linen should be washed at 40°C. In case the cotton/linen is meant for underwear, or if you don't know yet, go for 60°C. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
18TH CENTURY STOCKINGS 18th Century Stockings. Stockings are among those pieces of clothing that elude research: They were rarely written about and there are few extant ones on display in museums. Men's are seen often in pictures, but one can't deduce much from them. Apart from the familiar knitted stockings, there were also those made of woven fabric, felt orleather.
LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
ON HISTORICALLY CORRECT FABRICS Hang them up to dry when still relatively wet and iron them while still moist. Linen tends to be a bit stiff when dried out, but becomes softer when ironed. To sum it up: Felted wool, cotton and linen should be washed at 40°C. In case the cotton/linen is meant for underwear, or if you don't know yet, go for 60°C. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
18TH CENTURY STOCKINGS 18th Century Stockings. Stockings are among those pieces of clothing that elude research: They were rarely written about and there are few extant ones on display in museums. Men's are seen often in pictures, but one can't deduce much from them. Apart from the familiar knitted stockings, there were also those made of woven fabric, felt orleather.
PERIOD SEWING TECHNIQUES Period Sewing Techniques . As this site is divided into eras, technical hints tend to be scattered all across. Most of them are found in the 18th and early 20th century chapters – the latter are also relevant for the late 19th century, and there you have it: Not all techniques are restricted to one era. This page contains somecross-era hints.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. EARLY 20TH CENTURY SEWING PATTERNS English taille or tailor's jacket, BW 96, WW 62. English paletot. empire coat. cloak. cape. bodice and sleeve for ball dress insofar as it is different from a basic taille pattern. reformed princess dress. reformed house dress. reformed bra, back, front, breast pad. ANATOMY OF AN 1890S TAILLE Description. Fabric. The waist is made of black ribbed fabric, probably silk, with velvety stripes 8-10mm wide. The sleeve fabric (upper left) is slightly different from that of the body in that the velvety stripes are bordered by an additional narrow stripe of satin. In the upper right corner, you can see part of ANATOMY OF AN 1880S TAILLE Description. Left side, taken apart. Right side, whole. The fabric is black ribbed silk with narrow satin stripes 2mm wide and 7mm apart. The two back side parts are made of black ribbed fabric without stripes, rectangular, 7.5 cm wide and with selvedges on both sides, i.e. ribbon material. This is the most important hint at a lateralteration.
PINKING - MARQUISE.DE Pinking, on the other hand, was quite popular during the 18th century, especially around 1750-70, when robes were decorated with lots of ruffles and ruchings. Pinking means cutting the edge of fabric into little bows or zig-zags. You may be familiar with pinking shears which are normally used to make zig-zag cuts that prevent the fabric from SEWING STITCHES OF THE 18TH CENTURY Sewing Stitches. after Garsault (1769) The following picture is taken from: de Garsault, M. L'art de la lingère. Neuchâtel 1780 (reprint of the 1769 first edition). It illustrates the stritches used for lingerie sewing, but most of them were used for top garments as well. Watch point: Read each line in 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGS 18th Century Women's Head Coverings. The most important female head covering of the 18th century was the cap. It was worn by women of all classes and stations almost all the time, except for formal evening occasions such as opera or balls. HAIR AND HAIRDOS OF THE 18TH CENTURY The extremes of men's hairdos roughly coincide with those of women's: Around 1710, the long-flowing allonge wigs went out of fashion along with women's Fontanges. After that, hairdos stay close to the scalp. Except for a few locks around the forehead, the main part of the hair (natural or artificial) is brushed to the back to vanish into a HAAR UND FRISUR IM 18. JH. Haar und Frisur im Rokoko . Oft wird mir die Frage gestellt, was für Frisuren geeignet wären, ob eine Perücke nötig ist, womit man sie pudert etc. Ein Teil der Fragen (zumindest für Frauen) ist auf einer anderen Seite beantwortet, aber die Quelle dafür ist nicht zeitgenössisch und daher nur mit Vorsicht zu genießen. Ein gutes Beispiel dafür ist die sog. LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE 17TH CENTURY PETTICOATS HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGSSEE MORE ON MARQUISE.DE LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE 17TH CENTURY PETTICOATS HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGSSEE MORE ON MARQUISE.DE FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. FANS OF THE 18TH CENTURY Shape and Size. While fans of the 19th century and later typically form a half circle when opened, most 18th century fans only form a 1/3rd or 3/8th circle. Only during a short period around 1750, half-circle fans were a bit more frequent, often with quite ornately painted and carved sticks. The sticks are about 28-30 cm long, rarelyshorter
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET A Short History of the Corset Definition. A corset is a close-fitting piece of clothing that has been stiffened by various means in order to shape a woman's (also a man's, but rarely) torso to conform to the fashionable silhouette of the time. EARLY 20TH CENTURY SEWING PATTERNS Original Edwardian sewing patterns, 1900-1910. Early 20th Century Sewing Patterns. The patterns without a year are from a 1908 book and not for a certain design, but rather generic pieces of clothing. LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITE: MISCELLANY History of fashion from high Renaissance to the Golden Twenties: original pictures and patterns, an extensive how-to section andspecials.
LATE 19TH CENTURY SEWING PATTERNS Sewing Patterns 1874-1879. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Up to 1877, measurements are in ANATOMY OF AN 1880S TAILLE Description. Left side, taken apart. Right side, whole. The fabric is black ribbed silk with narrow satin stripes 2mm wide and 7mm apart. The two back side parts are made of black ribbed fabric without stripes, rectangular, 7.5 cm wide and with selvedges on both sides, i.e. ribbon material. This is the most important hint at a lateralteration.
WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there.ABOUT CORSETS/STAYS
About Corsets / Stays. Up until about 1800, women wore garments that were known as (a pair of) stays or (a pair of) bodies. The term "corset" only came in later. Today the terms are often used as synonyms, but I (and most re-enactors) use the terms "stays" and "corset" to differentiate between the pre-1800 and the post-1800shape.
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s1896_3.gif Fichu With Large Collar, 1896 a: fichu b: collar c: revers connect + , : , * , . symbols with each other ----- brought to you by La Couturière Parisienne LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE 17TH CENTURY PETTICOATS HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGSSEE MORE ON MARQUISE.DE LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNELA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITEMODE UND KOSTÜMGESCHICHTE La Couturière Parisienne. This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic period patterns. Please come in! Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20.Jahrhundert.
FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. SEWING PATTERNS 1880-1899 Sewing Patterns 1880-1899. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Measurements are in centimetres, except fot the post-1896 patterns with English text in them. HOW TO MAKE 18TH CENTURY STAYS (1) How to Make 18th Century StaysPart 1: The Material. A pair of bodies can be made of three or four layers of fabric. I prefer the latter: Two layers of "basis" between which the boning is sandwiched, one layer of top fabric and one of lining. In case of the three-layer version, the boning can live between the basis and the top fabric orbetween
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CHEMISE 17TH CENTURY PETTICOATS HOW TO MAKE AN 18TH CENTURY CORSET How to Make an 18th Century Corset or, more accurately, a pair of stays. The term "corset" didn't really come into use until the 19th century. I'm still using it because the contemporary terms "(pair of) stays" or "pair of bodies" are not well known in our day. WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there. 18TH CENTURY WOMEN'S HEAD COVERINGSSEE MORE ON MARQUISE.DE FASHION CHANGE 1930-1939 Timeline 6: 1930-1939. Sudden change from the low 20s waist to a natural waist which ist emphasised by belts. Lengthened, slim line; the skirt widens only from the knees down. The skirt grows slightly longer, the shoulders are emphasised more. Extravagant sleeve shapes and trims liven up the severe vertical line. FANS OF THE 18TH CENTURY Shape and Size. While fans of the 19th century and later typically form a half circle when opened, most 18th century fans only form a 1/3rd or 3/8th circle. Only during a short period around 1750, half-circle fans were a bit more frequent, often with quite ornately painted and carved sticks. The sticks are about 28-30 cm long, rarelyshorter
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CORSET A Short History of the Corset Definition. A corset is a close-fitting piece of clothing that has been stiffened by various means in order to shape a woman's (also a man's, but rarely) torso to conform to the fashionable silhouette of the time. EARLY 20TH CENTURY SEWING PATTERNS Original Edwardian sewing patterns, 1900-1910. Early 20th Century Sewing Patterns. The patterns without a year are from a 1908 book and not for a certain design, but rather generic pieces of clothing. LA COUTURIÈRE PARISIENNE COSTUME AND FASHION SITE: MISCELLANY History of fashion from high Renaissance to the Golden Twenties: original pictures and patterns, an extensive how-to section andspecials.
LATE 19TH CENTURY SEWING PATTERNS Sewing Patterns 1874-1879. The left link leads to the pattern, middle to instructions; pictures of the finished garment to the right. Up to 1877, measurements are in ANATOMY OF AN 1880S TAILLE Description. Left side, taken apart. Right side, whole. The fabric is black ribbed silk with narrow satin stripes 2mm wide and 7mm apart. The two back side parts are made of black ribbed fabric without stripes, rectangular, 7.5 cm wide and with selvedges on both sides, i.e. ribbon material. This is the most important hint at a lateralteration.
WHALEBONE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES Modern Substitutes. Nowadays, there are three possiblities of stiffening a corset: Plastic, steel and the steel coils mentioned above. And of course the materials that had been used in period, i.e. reed and wood. From time to time, someone remembers that Norway and Japan still hunt whales and that one might get baleen there.ABOUT CORSETS/STAYS
About Corsets / Stays. Up until about 1800, women wore garments that were known as (a pair of) stays or (a pair of) bodies. The term "corset" only came in later. Today the terms are often used as synonyms, but I (and most re-enactors) use the terms "stays" and "corset" to differentiate between the pre-1800 and the post-1800shape.
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s1896_3.gif Fichu With Large Collar, 1896 a: fichu b: collar c: revers connect + , : , * , . symbols with each other ----- brought to you by La Couturière Parisienne _"FRAUEN SIND EITEL. MÄNNER? NIE--!"_ (Kurt Tucholsky) This site is all about period costume, from the Middle Ages up to the early 20th century. Access 4000 costume pictures through a database, read one of hundreds of articles, or download some authentic periodpatterns.
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Diese Seiten handeln von Kostümgeschichte, vom Mittelalter bis ins 20. Jahrhundert. Du kannst Dir 4000 Bilder historischer Kostüme anschauen, einen von hunderten von Artikeln lesen, oder authentische historische Schnitte runterladen.Tritt ein!
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