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DIY Regency Chemise - Bridgerton Undergarments - 18th Century Shift
DescriptionHello Everyone! I am very excited for season 2 of Bridgerton and wanted to make a series of videos showing how I make various Regency and Bridgerton inspired pieces. My great hope is to make a full outfit in anticipation of Bridgerton. In this video I show how to make a chemise. While the chemise isn't worn in the BrMore
Hello Everyone!
I am very excited for season 2 of Bridgerton and wanted to make a series of videos showing how I make various Regency and Bridgerton inspired pieces. My great hope is to make a full outfit in anticipation of Bridgerton.
In this video I show how to make a chemise. While the chemise isn't worn in the Bridgerton show, I do think it is a great first project and first layer to make. And for those that want a more historically accurate outfit, it is a must.
The Chemise is great to be worn under stays since it helps keep you stays cleaner longer - and can provide a little extra comfort as an extra layer between you and your stays. Plus this chemise makes for a cute and comfy nightie.
Be sure to check out the Chemise Pattern on my Etsy KittyJBerry:
https://www.etsy.com/KittyJBerry/listing/1185906048/digital-pattern-pdf-regency-chemise-18th?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1647748058881
I have made video about this style of chemise before, but I wanted to re-make this chemise in cotton, and share the pattern I have made for it. In my other video I hand drew out the pattern and made the chemise from a remnant of satin.
https://youtu.be/NNvIR3IVEUY
In this video my chemise is made from about 260cm of lightweight cotton fabric and white thread. I cinched up the neckline initially with white cord but later changed to a white ribbon and then added a piece of elastic. The white cotton fabric I used looks and fe
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