I Made A Victorian Inspired Waistcoat...And Wore it To The Murdoch Mysteries Exhibit!

In the most technically challenging sewing project I’ve made so far, I tackled a Victorian inspired waistcoat! This was full of new techniques I’ve never tried before, and though it had its ups and downs, I love how it turned out. And then I wore it to the opening of Murdoch Mysteries: The Exhibit! This incredible interactive exhibit is on display at The Museum in Kitchener, Ontario until February 2023, and I highly encourage any fan of the show to go check it out. Tickets and info: https://themuseum.ca/exhibitions/current-exhibitions/investigating-murdoch-mysteries-the-exhibition/ Materials: Cotton Twill & Bemberg lining: Fabric-fabric.com Silk backing – thrifted Vintage Buttons from Leiladancer on Etsy Silk thread: devereyarns.co.uk Music from Epidemic Sound I Have A Plan, Mr Norton – Arthur Benson Counting The Days – Cody High In The Books – Raymond Grouse Insidious Mice – Arthur Benson How to Tango – Arthur Benson Simple Pleasantries – Arthur Benson Want to try Epidemic Sound? Get a 30 day free trial using my referral link: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/lhsg25/ For behind the scenes, geekery and tea, find me on Instagram @the_halfling_seamstress Business inquiries: halflingseamstress@gmail.com