Sewing My First 18th-Century Costume | Skirt, bodice, hat & shoes PLUS final reveal!

This is the seventh and final video in my series on making a complete 18th-century costume! Follow me on my journey through #historicalcostuming. In this video, I'll show you how I made an outer petticoat and bodice, along with details on how to make a Simplicity pattern more historically accurate. I'll also show you how I made an 18th-century hat and how I made modern shoes look more historical. I used the American Duchess Guide to 18th-Century Dressmaking for the petticoat, and I used Simplicity 8161 for the bodice. However, I referenced the American Duchess guide to making that pattern look more historically accurate. You can find that info here: [January 2024: It was brought to my attention that the link I originally posted here is no longer live. It appears American Duchess has removed the information. I can't find it anywhere. But here is a list of other pattern hacks if you are working with another of their Simplicity historical patterns: https://blog.americanduchess.com/tag/...] I followed this hat tutorial:    • Making an 18th Century Hat / Bergère   Thanks for watching! Drop a comment down below and let me know what you think. Also, be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell so you don't miss any videos. You can also follow me on Instagram for channel and project updates: @crmarble #Simplicity 8163 #18thcenturyfashion #costube #historicalcostuming