Making a late Victorian walking skirt

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Welcome to the 4th part in my series on making a Giger's Alien inspired 1890s walking suit. There previous videos are below.

This was a fun sewing project and it's really cool seeing this costume come together.

Background music - 5 Big Hours of Piano Creative Commons by eMotion
  1. Crafting with Casca
  2. Victorian
  3. 1890s
  4. historical costuming
  5. historical sewing
  6. costube
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I LOVE your take on this! Alien = Disney princess!

michellecornum
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I ADORE the way you did this!!! Looks amazing, no one would ever know it wasn't perfect. The top goes beautifully and the skirt is lovely

Ellaodi
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Moomins cosplay can be fun as well. Little My is my favorite of course!

froxyanicotti
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The walking skirt is gorgeous!! You look lovely in your outfit!

robintheparttimesewer
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Amein, Sister...to pockets! You are doing fantastic work, Casca! It's such a joy to be on this journey with you.

bonniehyden
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Looks wonderful. Did you ever watch 'Penny Dreadful' (first three seasons only)? Eva Green wore, and sometimes destroyed, some incredible costumes.
On Doctor Who, Madame Vastra, and her wife, Jenny, wear some great clothes, too. Jenny's 'battledress' might be an interesting project.

brianartillery
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Skirt looks great, so full and swishy. I do like the shimmery blue and gold fabric and hope you will find something to use it for! 🌟

NellieChristopher
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This whole project is inspired, I love it!

cheerful_something_something
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Ohh I love the oops fabric! It's like magic! I have no idea what one does with 7 meters of that, but it does make me think of Beatles! The bugs not the musical gentlemen

MiahGrace
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I would buy it from you or you might try doing another project with it.

kyradavis
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I really enjoyed this, thank you! I'm bizarrely charmed at the idea of Alien as a Disney Princess (like you I'm not a DIsney person). The only thing I would hesitantly suggest is to consider tacking (what they call basting in the US) - it feels like it's taking longer, it's an extra step, but especially for difficult areas and difficult fabrics it makes a world of difference and I find it often makes things take less time a) because I'm not stopping to pull out pins all the time (which for me has a habit of resulting in not very straight lines as well) and b) reduces errors that you then have to go and unpick - just a suggestion, I mean, you're making beautiful clothes anyway.

sarahbettany