Getting the Pleats Just Right // The 1890s Silk Ballgown Crossover Bodice

Why is so much handsewing required in historical costuming? This week, I'm continuing my 1890s silk ballgown bodice project, figuring out how to get the crossover asymmetrical front just right, making the inset crossover portion, and then doing all the binding and closures on the bodice. I hope the DIY bias tape tutorial is helpful! Click here for the bias tape maker I use: https://collabs.shop/fzx6lm Missed the rest of this project? Check out this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeUQ-NeEZhXxxph1IfxPVrGB66A3jNIQN&si=xQCAs8T4zcaefUgc Are you going to the Victorian Festival? Click here for festival information: https://porttownsendvictorianfestival.org/ Click here for tickets for the 1890's ball on Friday night: https://www.facebook.com/events/7208643949202133 *Get to know me better* My instagram: http://instagram.com/ladyrebeccafashions Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/ladyrebeccafashions Help support my channel on Ko-Fi: http://ko-fi.com/ladyrebeccafashions *Recommendations* My Favorite Sewing Tools: https://www.amazon.com/shop/ladyrebeccafashions?listId=34KSQ7UG5WTEM My favorite clothing store, Eshakti: https://www.eshakti.com/invite/b7a0754e4a What I use for filming: https://www.amazon.com/shop/ladyrebeccafashions?listId=V69HIP5184AU Edited on Wondershare Filmora: https://alnk.to/flpXG4i My PO Box: Lady Rebecca Fashions PO Box 695 Auburn, WA 98071 Business inquiries: theladyrebecca@gmail.com *Amazon links are affiliate links. It really helps m