Edwardian chemise pattern

I drafted the chemise pattern after looking a lot of museum examples online. I tried to make it in a style that would fit both 1860's and 1870's. It's made of thin cotton and the trimmed with cotton lace. The drawers are also drafted by me, trimmed with the same lace and pintucks. The is a one layer cotton coutil corset, sewn with machine using period techniques described in The Fashions Of The Gilded Age by Frances Grimble. The pattern is based on the c. 1873 corset from Corsets and…

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Petticoat Date: 1900–1905 Culture: American Medium: linen

Another bit of my Manet’s Nana inspired ensemble is done. I’ve finished her chemise. It was done save for a bit of the lace trim before I got sick, but got put on hold while I slept for days on end. I used the free 1880s chemise pattern at Tudorlinks as a starting point. It’s a decade later, but chemise shapes didn’t change a great deal, and the basic shape is a good for what you can see of Nana’s chemise in Manet’s painting. It also matches the few extent late 1870s chemises that I could…

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