How To Sew: Edwardian Umbrella Ruffle Petticoat | Treadle Sewing Machine | ASMR

In this tutorial I'll show you how to sew a historically accurate Edwardian umbrella ruffle for an Edwardian silk petticoat. My Edwardian petticoat has a hem stiffening & facing, a dust ruffle on the inside of the hem, and umbrella ruffles joined with flat felled seams so that all raw edges are enclosed between the two layers of fabric. The top of the Edwardian umbrella ruffle petticoat is a basic Edwardian 3-piece petticoat shaped with darts and a drawstring waist. Suitable materials for Edwardian umbrella ruffle petticoats are: - thin silk fabrics - like habotai, taffeta, moreen or satin - natural fiber faux silk fabrics - like viscose or cellulose acetate taffeta - called "heatherbloom" or "nearsilk" in the 1900s - mercerized cotton fabrics, like sateen With ASMR sewing sounds: vintage treadle sewing machine. Turn on captions for sewing instructions. Edwardian Pink Faux Silk Petticoat with Umbrella Ruffle: ▶https://www.sewhistorically.com/edwardian-pink-faux-silk-petticoat Umbrella Ruffle Petticoats in "Eaton's Spring and Summer Catalogue 1904": ▶https://archive.org/details/eatons190400eatouoft/page/n73/mode/2up?view=theater VIDEO CHAPTERS 0:00 - 3:51 - hem stiffening 3:51 - 5:28 - pintucks 5:28 - 10:54 - dust ruffle 10:54 - 15:15 - joining ruffles with flat felled seams 15:15 - 18:13 - top of the Edwardian petticoat C O N N E C T ▶Blog: https://www.sewhistorically.com ▶Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sewhistorically_costumes ▶Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co