I Make a Crimson Peak Teagown - Part 1 | Late Victorian Robe
I make a late Victorian Teagown or Wrapper using the Voice of Fashion drafting book to create a pattern I modified to use. I wanted a dramatic robe a la Crimson Peak, and this one delivered! Bonus: Diana the Corgi and Bean the Chihuahua dogs
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I Make a Crimson Peak Teagown - Part 2 | Victorian Nightgown
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The (Mildly Chaotic) Making of a Victorian Petticoat
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The Haunting Costumes of Crimson Peak
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Crimson Peak Costumes (Edith Cushing, Thomas Sharpe, Lucille Sharpe)
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