The First Steps to a "Perfect" Vest
I've been working on an Edwardian outfit for my partner for over a year now. The shirt is done, the trousers are done — and the vest has been sitting in a box since last year because I cut the pattern pieces and then just shelved it. We have a historical train ride in Hanover in three weeks, so now seems like a good time to deal with that. This week was a lot of mock-up fitting, hand stitching, and a book with instructions that really do assume you already know everything. The vest is still in pieces at the end of it. But the right pieces, at least. Also, I finally finished my candy shirt, so that's something.

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The 'Perfect' Vest Is Done — And More

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A Sleeve Crinoline - Using 1890s Sleeve Magic

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Sew Along - Ashton Top by Helen's Closet

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Making Pants After Six Years Without Them

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Darcy’s Undressing and Lizzie’s Stolen Coat: Reading the Costumes of Pride & Prejudice (2005)

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The "Perfect" Vest Fights Back

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VANISHED 1950s Wardrobe Pieces Every Woman Owned (That Are Coming Back in Style)

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Spend a Day With Me in My 1940s Inspired Home

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How did the Victorians stay cool in the summer?

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A Popcorn Costume That Isn’t Just for One Day

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How to make a dirndl | SWR Handwerkskunst

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how one company broke sewing for EVERYONE

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I Picked Up My Favorite Winter Craft Again to Knit a Vintage Cardigan

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Warum dich deine Unterhose energetisch ausbremst

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Making Medieval Leather Shoes by Hand | Anglo-Saxon Early Medieval Turn Shoes

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