Regency dress pattern

We've expanded the size range for the Lady Katherine Regency dress pattern! Looking for a few testers who are size 20 - 30.

How to make Empire Dress and free pattern paper.

Have you ever gawked at an Empire gown, wondering just how long and wide it is cut? Well, I have. Since I have taken up sewing, every piece of clothing that grabs my attention turns into pattern pi…

When I was first designing this gown I thought that I’d basically construct it the same way I did my drawstring Regency sari dress– widening the front and back of the bodice and adding …

My dress wouldn't be complete without a short gown of the period, so here it is ! I've done research as usual before starting anything, first of all searching for authentic pieces for inspiration. I found these ones I liked : Shortgown, 1790s - 1810s. Amsterdam Museum, 1800s. Netherlands, 1800s. For pattern I sticked with Janet Arnold's "Morning dress c.1798 - 1805", I already used it on my previous gowns which can be seen here and I modified the front pieces using this pattern found on…

Our product is as follows: Renaissance victorian regency,fantasy dress pattern.High-waisted dress, bishop short sleeves, wide scoop-neck full-circle long skirt dress. *** The amount of fabric required for the model is 7 meters. *** You will need hidden zipper for the middle back. ***Our model is suitable for all woven fabrics. *** There is a seam allowance in our pattern. **US Sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 **Standard Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL…

Hi! I wrote this article as a guest-blogger for my friend's blog Laughing With Lizzie. Thought I would share it here too! My favori...

As promised, here is my really big post of pattern notes and adjustments for Simplicity S8941 1790s to Regency Round Gown and Open Robe pattern.This pattern was originally designed in the 1790s style, with a peaked back and full gathered skirt. As is Simplicity's preference,

This post is contributed by Celeste Sargent as part of the 1817 Regency Ball Blog Series.Have you been invited to a Regency Era Ball? Has your wardrobe fallen behind on the hottest 1817 England fa…

Print the pattern, make a toile...voila! You're ready to go.