Making a Regency Brain Reticule!

It's finally here! The final video in my Regency Zombie series, and this one is all about the ~Zombification~! This video is split into two parts. In the first part, I walk you step by step how I hand-embroidered and hand-sewed an early-19th century, Regency inspired reticule based on an extant purse--but brains! Fondly referred to as the "Brain Reticule," this bag is the product of many hours of work and I'm so very excited to share my process with you! While it's definitely not a beginner's project, the finished product is bound to make all the Bridgerton ladies jealous. If they were, you know. Undead. In the second part of the video, I time travel back to this previous summer, when I was panic-sewing not only my Regency gown, but also the "Bloody Overdress." Watch as I make and then promptly destroy, dip in sludge, and pour fake blood over this otherwise pristine white garment. I'm so psyched with the way it turned out! This is part 3 of 3 of my Regency Zombie series. The whole playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDDxqes4R_otWAiDyd10RNqPHlj2I33i9 Part 1, where I upcycle an old dress into Regency Long Stays: https://youtu.be/ivBFGZJafaI Part 2, where I panic-sew an entire 1810s gown over the course of a weekend: https://youtu.be/6hcwPD-O6lo Resources: Paisley and Glue's excellent Vermicelli Embroidery video: https://youtu.be/-wWHowqQTTU Tutorial I used to make the reticule: http://kimyasuda.com/costumes/roundreticuletutorial.html Pattern for the overdress fro