Let's re-make the Green Lily of the Valley Riding Dress from the Rijksmuseum!

The original dress I am remaking is at the @RijksmuseumAmsterdam - and it's truly a spectacular example of a 1780s redingote, or riding habit for a lady. It was hand embroidered using Tambour embroidery - mine is of course machine made and even then, we're looking at around 200 hours of work to remake this. https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/object/Redingote-or-Great-Coat-Dress--6e943be16c809cb586f2703c730d11e2?tab=data The styling was done in reference to a beautiful example at the @lacma You can see information about the sewing of this dress on my blog at https://sewstine.com/2019/02/04/the-green-redingote-from-rijk-museum/ All embroidery was done on a Babylock Venture machine, all sewing on a Babylock Anthem. I am in fact a Baby Lock Ambassador and these are the machines I use: @Baby Lock Sewing Machines Embroidery Machine: Venture: https://babylock.com/machines/multi-needle-embroidery/venture Sewing Machine: Soprano: https://babylock.com/machines/sewing/soprano Serger: Victory: https://babylock.com/machines/serger/victory Digitizing Software: Palette 11:​ https://babylock.com/accessories/software/palette-11-embroidery-software Raccoons for sale from Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/KnightleysToyBox What I'm wearing today: Dress from Selkie Collective Materials for the gown: Green silk from https://saisilksny.com/ Embroidery Files by me available to purchase on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/676278478/green-lily-of-the-valley-redingote-1780s Embroidered