I Sewed myself the Strawberry Dress (But Made it Regency) | Red Dress from Emma 2020 | VA Mesh Dress

In this video, I draft a regency dress pattern using the draping method on a home made dress form, digitize the embroidery on computer software, stitch it out on an embroidery machine using dissolvable interfacing/stabilizer, then sew up the dress. I also show the undergarments involved with traditional regency dress. I also partake in a photoshoot with some very talented artists. This video was sponsored in part by @babylocksewing , with whom I’m a Baby Lock Ambassador. Machines Used: Embroidery - Baby Lock Venture Serger - Baby Lock Victory Sewing - Baby Lock Soprano Digitizing Software Palette 11 Red Mesh dress based on the one at the Museum of Victoria and Albert https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O13823/evening-dress-unknown/ Strawberries inspired by the Lirika Matoshi dress at https://lirikamatoshi.com/products/strawberry-midi-dress Strawberries digitized from an extant at the Cooper Hewitt useum: https://collection.cooperhewitt.org/objects/18318517/ A giant thank you to the people who helped make the photoshoot possible: Lindsey Hinderer who took the photographs https://www.instagram.com/lindseyhindererportraits/ Malorie Harris who did the hair and make up: https://www.instagram.com/hair.makeupbymalorie/ Elise Sowgrace who helped Lindsey with the shoot: https://www.instagram.com/elise.sowgrace/ Anna of LittleBitGerman who laced me into the gown and also helped take the shots of the photoshoot: https://www.instagram.com/littlebitgerman/ Materials for the gown: D