Turning My 18th Century Dress Into A Silky 1930s Evening Gown

I made this 18th century dress like 3 years ago and its TOO SMALL. gosh darn it. So im gonna make it into a shmexy, glamorous, old hollywood starlet 1930s evening gown.

[tstymctst]

That turned out beautifully! Now you have a newly wearable garment repurposed from a sentimental garment, and that's very historical of you 😊

[valeriayank]

stanning as always! also it's giving a little of a Keira Knightley's green dress from Atonement and I am living for it🥰🥰

[leadupont]

This is gorgeous! A great idea to repurpose fabric from a dress that doesn't fit anymore ❤

[kachnickau]

Absolute perfection, watching it for second time and will do it few times more to figure out if I am also capable of such beauty 😍😍😍

[cypriennezed]

This is the absolute perfect fabric for the new dress!! 🎉

[artifactartstudio]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 A new post! Been missing your content. Looks like you have a new sewing space? Great job reinventing the fabric. The dress turned out perfect for you.

[breeno-bs]

Absolutely gorgeous. Are all the pieces cut on the bias? Specifically the square piece at the stomach area? Is it on the straight or bias?

[greece_]

It turned out so stunning!! Even tho you said you didn’t feel sure about the result during the process, you explained it so well!! Glad you feel proud about it✨

[chesterburnett]

glad that you are posting again i love your videos <3 actually inspired me to start sewing too!

[arwarnt]

so cooollll and I like your humorous details in the video haha

[styledbyriann]

This is so stunning! You executed it so beautifully. 10/10!

[potatopirate]

This is one of the most precious humans alive. 😊

[gtoz]

Haute hair n overall style 😍 beaYOUtiful

[jademoonphoenix]

Wow! Like a time traveling Cinderella! ❤❤

[HexxWhat]

gotta love giving new life to beloved items that don't fit

[sarac]

You need more subscribers! I enjoy your sewing videos, thank you for creating this content!