Making The Real 1890's Day Bodice // Mandragora Gown (pt. 3)

After hours of hand basting and beading, the Mandragora day bodice is here! Well, uh, almost...I may have a little more beading and embellished left to do, but I have the bodice constructed and beading has begun! With a few more hours, okay, several more hours, it will be finished. I'll make a full reveal video modeling the gown outdoors once the rest of the beading is finished and the belt, new black petticoat and hat for daywear are all complete as well. Until then I hope you enjoy seeing this silk shine in the green lights as much as I do! My 1890's pinterest board: https://www.pinterest.com/bmesposito/1890s-1910s/ The Truly Victorian Pattern I'm using: https://trulyvictorian.info/index.php/product/tv493-1896-plain-bodice/ The Mandragora Silk from Silk Baron I'm using: https://www.silkbaron.com/product_p/1035.htm The grey/black silk: https://www.silkbaron.com/product_p/1279.htm Music and Sound Effects from Epidemic Sound. Need to make a block pattern? There are many options, and I talk about several in this playlist! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weIdvU0g4tk&list=PLxmC6PRxKKf_2gZzEIthYikg-u-Vr6pbT Where I get my pattern drafting paper: http://atlaslevy.com/Paper_c_13.html (not sponsored) More from me? Want to help me continue making more videos? Listen to me ramble on in a monthly podcast? Watch an additional project video each month? Peruse my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/TheClosetHistorian Blog: http://theclosethistorian.blogspot.com/ Instagram: