Making a Beetlejuice Bustle & Gothic Petticoat!

This Victorian underwear is GHASTLY! Join me as I make a Beetlejuice-inspired 1880’s bustle, wrangling with hoop steel and fabric paint and sandworms to create that quintessential late-Victorian silhouette—with stripes and lots of sparkles! In theory, making a bustle is fairly simple, with only a few pattern pieces to cut and sew. But, as I find out in my quest for the snazziest, most gothic set of Victorian underpinnings ever, in practice it’s a little more complicated. But not impossible! As long as you don’t make the same mistakes I did 🙃 Once the bustle is tackled, watch as I do a gothic Victorian petticoat speed run, making a black petticoat with a gazillian-yard flounce that matches my equally dark and dreamy Victorian chemise and drawers. I’m officially ready for the underworld! Now where did I put my Handbook for the Recently Deceased…? 🤔 Support this channel by buying me a coffee ☕🧡 : https://ko-fi.com/fantasticalfollies This is part three in my 1880’s Bustle Gown series. You can view the entire playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDDxqes4R_osrkOwkemmGzAyhRHK_hjKi Resources -Black and white 90” quilting cotton, Joann’s -Embroidered tape by me, using self fabric and ombre embroidery floss from stash -Black 1” cotton tape from: https://burnleyandtrowbridge.com/ -8” Bolt cutters from: https://www.harborfreight.com/8-in-bolt-and-wire-cutter-57221.html -5.5 mm hoop steel, ¼” boning tips and gromments from: www.corsetmaking.com White sparkle puff pa