I made the "Historically Accurate" Sleepy Hollow Dress | 18th century Gown and Tim Burton Mashup

In which I discuss and show the making of this dress, the sad two attempts at making it in the past, the glory of the Sleepy Hollow Dress, and my plans to recreate it in the future. Also, get ready with me! I show the different layers needed to achieve this look. EDIT: Hi guys! I just added the closed captioning. No idea why the sound is so slow but I'm really sorry! I've turned off mid-ads so you can increase the sound without worry about the commercials blasting too loudly. Thank you so much for watching my video! If you too would like to make this dress, I go into it on my blog here: https://sewstine.com/2019/10/23/the-sleepy-met-dress-aka-sleepy-hollow-dress-meets-met-anglaise-dress/ If you have the same measurements as me, the pattern is free here: https://sewstine.files.wordpress.com/2019/10/patternpieces.pdf The Original Met Dress: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/81105 American Duchess on Flippy Flappies: https://blog.americanduchess.com/2017/08/trends-late-18th-century-flippy-flappies.html Here are the links as promised: Shift: Handbouncostumes.co.uk Corset: 1780s synthetic whalebone front lacing corset: redthreaded.com @redthreaded Split bum pad: @redthreaded Shoes: @americanduchess Stockings: @americanduchess Necklace that I took off (still gorgeous): https://www.etsy.com/market/the_lady_detalle Hair piece by Jenny La Fleur - https://www.jennysargeant.com/ Movie that I reviewed is “Sleepy Hollow” (1999) directed by Tim Burton Thank you to J