Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
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Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
Early 1850's mourning attire.
All made by me, l and drafted by me, including the bonnet, using no commercial patterns.
@sewblue If that’s what they wore in the morning I really don’t want to see their evening wear. Creepy.
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@madrush I draped a sloper on her then used Norah Waugh's "Cut of Women's Clothes" to draft up the pattern.
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Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
Early 1850's mourning attire.
All made by me, l and drafted by me, including the bonnet, using no commercial patterns.
@sewblue wowwwww
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Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
Early 1850's mourning attire.
All made by me, l and drafted by me, including the bonnet, using no commercial patterns.
@sewblue This is stunning. Well done, you!
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Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
Early 1850's mourning attire.
All made by me, l and drafted by me, including the bonnet, using no commercial patterns.
@sewblue very cool!
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Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
Early 1850's mourning attire.
All made by me, l and drafted by me, including the bonnet, using no commercial patterns.
@sewblue Hell yes, this is so scary!
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Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
Early 1850's mourning attire.
All made by me, l and drafted by me, including the bonnet, using no commercial patterns.
@sewblue In the 1850's, I wonder if the mourning dress was passed around town, as needed. But in those days, perhaps everyone needed to keep their funeral clothes handy!
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Finished my daughter's Halloween costume.
Early 1850's mourning attire.
All made by me, l and drafted by me, including the bonnet, using no commercial patterns.
Absolutely beautiful! Not an idea I've seen before for a halloween costume.
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