by Esi Hutchinson When it comes to lingerie, there are countless options to choose from. And Folkwear has been exploring our own designs of lingerie this year in particular, with our new 1950s-inspired patterns 510 Passion Flower and 511 Juliette's Dream. We also have the Edwardian 226 Princess Slip which makes great nighttime wear but could also be made for a more formal outing in my opinion. I've been thinking about making it recently into an everyday dress, so maybe I'll tackle that project soon. And lots of other vintage lingerie, undergarments, and nighwear patterns can also be great modern day daywear. However, this blog post will show you how I made another one of Folkwear's undergarment patterns into a blouse from the 223 A Lady's Chemise. Folkwear's 223 A Lady's Chemise pattern is based on chemises that were worn in the mid- to late-1800s.
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How I made 223 A Lady's Chemise into a Blouse! - Folkwear
Cottonlinen Stitch Bustier
ameri BACK WAIST OPEN KNIT TOP
212 Five Frontier Shirts - Folkwear samples
no dress lace ribon tops
Lace Pockets Cotton-blend Blouse
BACK CUTTING LACE COAT Ameri Vintage M
223 A Lady's Chemise Simple summer dresses, Folk clothing, Lady
Women's shift 1840-1870 pattern : r/HistoricalCostuming
Printed Patterns Bolt Fabric Boutique
