A Sleeve Crinoline - Using 1890s Sleeve Magic

In this video, I delve into a smaller side project within my medieval outfit series: crafting a sleeve crinoline for my cycling sweaters. Inspired by a viewer's suggestion, I embarked on this endeavor to enhance the structure and wearability of these garments. The pattern is available on Etsy: https://ankany.etsy.com and in my shop: https://ankany.etsy.com MATERIAL USED *These are affiliate links. 1, 6m Black Popeline 3,9 m Metal Boning 14 Small Black Buttons Black Cotton Sewing Thread SOURCES 1 - https://www.pinterest.de/pin/14080792... 2 - https://digital.ub.uni-duesseldorf.de... 3 - https://www.retronews.fr/journal/la-m... 4/5 - https://www.retronews.fr/journal/la-m... 6 - https://www.retronews.fr/journal/la-m... BEYOND YOUTUBE My Instagram, for real-time progress:   / nanyankany   My Blog: https://www.ankany.com/ My Patreon, if you like to support me:   / ankany   My Ko-fi if you would like to support me with a “cup of fabric”: https://ko-fi.com/ankany CONTENT 00:00 - Intro 01:57 - The Mock-up 03:50 - The Fabric 06:27 - Sewing the Bodice 09:04 - Solving the Boning Issue 13:42 - Sewing the Sleeve Crinoline 17:35 - Finishing Touches 18:27 - The Reveal 19:47 - Thoughts and Conclusion SOUNDTRACK (c/o epidemicsound) Breath of Whiskey - Franz Gordon Don't Let This Moment End In a Secret Place Letters - Ever So Blue Memories of Marigold Puzzle Of Complexity Southbound Start The Best Way Out Is Through The Tales He Told - Raymond Grouse It Don't Fit