Author: Morgan Donner
I try to post my projects in an easy to read, dress diary type format. When I first started learning to sew historical outfits, I found dress diaries to be the most helpful learning tools. I want to contribute my projects in the hopes that they will prove just as useful for others.
Polka Dot Farthingale: Part ThreePolka Dot Farthingale: Part Three
The farthingale is completely done! Wooo! Here’s the final video showing how I put the
Polka Dot Farthingale: Part TwoPolka Dot Farthingale: Part Two
Here’s part two for the farthingale! It shows how I constructed the bodice :D Just
Polka Dot Farthingale: Part OnePolka Dot Farthingale: Part One
I have never made or even worn a hoop skirt, but after seeing how underwhelming
Allegory of the Dagged DressAllegory of the Dagged Dress
Several years ago, I was taking a class about 14th and 15th century clothing. During the
Mystery Skirt TuckMystery Skirt Tuck
Have you ever experienced the phenomenon where you learn a new word, and suddenly it
Tutorial: Supportive KirtleTutorial: Supportive Kirtle
Want to make a pretty and supportive kirtle for your reenactment needs? Look no further,
Antwerpen’ AroundAntwerpen’ Around
This outfit is based on the information gathering I did for the Antwerp Women’s Dress post. My
Mrs. Frizzle and the Dress DiaryMrs. Frizzle and the Dress Diary
I hope folks don’t mind this break from my usual historical clothing! I don’t make
Merchant Class Outfit, 1400Merchant Class Outfit, 1400
Soon my friends will be putting together a display for an early 15th century Tailorshop,