2016 was a decent sewing year :).
My 2016 SEWING:
For the amount of time I sewed it was productive: I was able to get a few new outfits done, including my Gala gown for Coco, class prep for CoCo and quite a bit of sewing done for my Etsy shop.
This one was so fun to make and wear: an early 19th century Napoelonic era Regency bee open court robe and gown:
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| 'Bees, Bees, Bees' Napoleonic era open robe and court gown |
The LONG-term sewing plans means getting going with new eras and working on foundation garments, which I did at the end of the year: Victorian corsets in the works. Also I have a Robe a la Francaise half complete and I made my first ever Regency sari dress, woohoo! So a good amount of work on long-term sewing plans this year. I didn't accomplish as many of the specific plans as I wanted, but did manage to get a lot of creative sewing in during 2016, which I really enjoyed!
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| Orange silk sari Regency gow |
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| White and black late 18th century silk jacket, sash and petticoat |
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| Gibson Girl blouse white cotton |
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| Seafoam green wool hooded cape |
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| Cream quilted silk under petticoat |
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| Mustard and black silk Regency fichu and fixes with black triangle trim |
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| Mustard and black silk Regency fichu |
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| Black triangle trim and bodice fixes |
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| Embroidered cream and black Marie Antoinette muff |
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| White embroidered Jane Austen muff |
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| Tiffany blue bee fleur-de-lis Marie Antoinette muff |
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| Bee brocade muff |
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| Tiffany blue and silver Duchess muff |
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| Burgundy and gold Lady Worsley bee muff |
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| Platinum and black Duchess of Devonshire muff |
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| Purple embroidered Marie Antoinette muff |
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| Black bee brocade Marie Antoinette muff |
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| Add portraits and trim to Etsy shop muffs, plus blue Jane Austen muff and cream and burgundy Regency lady muff |
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| Re-do Regency lady embroidered wheat muff and more |
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| Bee housewife sewing kit |
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| Pink silk work bag |
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| Tiffany blue silk work bag |
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| Seagreen and pink housewife sewing kit |
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| TheLadyDetalle Late 18thC Hooded Cape Pattern |
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| TheLadyDetalle Late 18thC Housewife Sewing Kit Pattern |
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| Housewife Sewing Kits for Etsy |
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| Silk and cotton muff insides - 100% white goose down is up next! |
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| Quick cotton cover for bee robe |
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| White fichu |
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| UFO #1 silk sash hem |
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| UFO #2 top hem of Edwardian overskirt |
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| UFO #4 Orange silk muff cover |
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| UFO #3 Set of blue designer pillows |
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| Black Edwardian hat for Christmas Tea |
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| Black Edwardian hat |
COMPLETED (Planned) in 2016:
-Napoleonic bee gown & shoes: Regency 'Bees, Bees, Bees' Napoleonic Open Robe & Court Gown -
April (late) Gender Bender HSM Challenge
-Regency sari dress: Orange Silk sari Regency gown - 10th Annual Regency Pumpkin Tea Candlelight Dinner
A muff I've had in my mind for a looooooong time: time to make it!
-Tiffany blue and silver Duchess of Devonshire portrait muff
-Burgundy red Bee Lady Worsley silk muff - November 'Red' HSM
-18th century lady portrait pink silk muff for Etsy shop
-Marie Antoinette portrait pink silk marabou muff for Etsy shop
-Jane Austen portrait white embroidered cotton muff for Etsy shop
-18th Century Muffs for the etsy shop - Marie Antoinette cream, embroidered purple, blue wheat
More outerwear - what can I say, it's really fun to make & wear!
-Seafoam wool hooded cape - June (late) Travel HSM Challenge
-CoCo Class prep - in progress brick red cape and hood ready for class
-Yellow silk w/ black silk trim Regency fichu - HSM Protection March Challenge
Revamp my early 19th century yellow Regency cross over gown bodice & add more black trim:
-Early 19th century mustard yellow cotton Regency Cross Over gown - More fixes & black triangles
-Early 19th century yellow w/ black trim cotton cross over gown - bodice fixes and more trim
COMPLETED (Un-Planned) in 2016:
-Black & white 1770's ensemble, jacket and sash
-Black silk ruffled petticoat
-Late 18th century cream quilted silk petticoat - CoCo sewing, Tucks & Pleating Late February Challenge
-Summer Edwardian white lace Gibson Girl blouse - May (late) Holes HSM Challenge
-Muff: Burgundy with gold embroidered bees
-Lots and lots of muff insides for the Etsy shop
-18th century embroidered silk seagreen & pink 'housewife' (sewing kit)
-Housewife/Sewing Kits for Etsy shop
-Napoleonic bee silk sewing kit
-18th century embroidered silk cream & pink 'housewife' (sewing kit) - CoCo travel project
-Tiffany blue silk work bag
-Pink silk work bag
-Storage cotton cover for my Napoleonic court robe (quickly whipped together)
-Fixes on my 'strawberry picking' Regency gown
-Men's late 18th century blue waistcoat - buttons & buttonholes (majority buttonholes mom)
-UFO's: #1) hems on golden silk sash #2) top hem on white Edwardian over-skirt #3) Set of blue drapery pillows #4) orange silk muff cover - January HSM 'Procrastination' challenge
-Plus lots of in-progress muffs, reticules, work bags and more
Here's my 2016 plans and goals!
PLANNED to do in 2016, but didn't or made progress but didn't finish:
-Robe a la Francaise including new petticoat & shoes: shoes not yet, but the dress is cut out and the bodice lining sewn together, in progress, will finish in 2017
-Corsets/Stays - Victorian and/or start working on new late 18th or early 19th century ones:
started two Victorian corsets that are in progress now
-Creative fun & colorful costume to wear to CC - no time
-Something 1920's-1940's - pushed off for a later date
-Late 18th century men's jacket for HB - not yet
-Early 19th century men's jacket for HB - not yet
-Early 19th century Regency bee spencer - so excited but not yet
-Tiffany blue marabou robe/lounging gown - nope, started to drape it but not yet
-Some form of 18th century dress or jacket with a hood - just because - not yet
-And more things covered in marabou. And fur. Because yeah. - not much, soon!
UFO's:
-Finish my Regency rose cotton velvet spencer
-Finish my 1780's cream silk jacket
-Modern yellow & black 'bee' hat - progress but not done
-Light green cotton Regency
-Lots of in-progress muffs and things for the shop
I'll do 2017 Plans in another post!
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