Thanks so much for the watch! xxx

Thanks!

Very nice gallery!

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thank you!

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Thank you for the fave, I worked very hard on that piece

Thanks for the fav on my Dark Cabaret dress

Thank you for your feedback and the favourite on my floral corset, I feel completely honored!

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waargh! youre so talented for one so young! i sound like an old man, even though im going to be 17 in 2 days...

oh, the dress form is called something like "my form" it's foam and you et a "skin" which you fit to yourself and then but onto the foam body. It's pretty handy.

sorry, no. I was wondering what type of dress form you use.

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Outstanding gallery!

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Are you asking what kind of corset I have or something else? My stays are an 18th century style. They are comfortable because they are custom made but they are not so great for anything but 18th century wear...

Hey, I swear I saw a corset on a dress form on you site once, or maybe I was hallucinating. Anyways, I was wondering what kind you have, and if you like it. I want to buy one (that i could use with corset and corseted dresses), but I can't decide what kind.

thank you for the fave! :]

Thank you!

I wish I had the time to sit and sew clothes but your gallery is very inspiring (: Keep it up

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Is is 60" wide? I think that is what I made my gown from, 5 yds of 60." (and had just enough to scrimp together a petticoat with some piecing in the back as well.)

If I recall correctly, 120" is the fuller end of the spectrum for 18th petticoats. Most people just use two panels of 60" which is handy, because all you have to do to leave pocket slits is neglect to sew the top 10"together.

Also, you can always use a contrasting petticoat if you run out of fabric...

curious, how much yardage is usually in an 18th century petticoat? i'm coming from the civil war world of 4+ yards in a skirt. i've got 5 yards of silk that i want to make into a robe a l'anglaise. is that enough for a round gown or will i need to go get petticoat fabric for an open gown?

Thank you for faving me! your work is awesome, and I've a feature on my journal!

Thank you very much for the

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Thanks for the faves!