Продолжая выкладывать результаты трудов. На этот раз платье эпохи Возрождения, стилизация. У меня, правда, ощущение, что делаю я это в пустоту, и судя по отсутствию комментариев это никто не смотрит и никому не интересно. Но ничего, мы со Свель лишинй раз полюбуемся :) Фото: Ю. Катаев Обработка:…
The costumes that we are making date from 1480s through to the 1510s. I have long admired the Ghirlandiao paintings that show a variety of these gowns. The gown is made in three parts. The first is the camicia (chemise or shift), the second is the gamurra (under dress) and the third is the giornea (the over gown). First Layer We plan to use the camicia pattern that is shown and discussed at Festive Attyre. We will use either white cotton or linen. Second Layer The gamurra is shown in most portraits as a plain-ish or contrasting dress with detachable sleeves tied at the shoulders. It can be laced at the front or back, but has a tight bodice and fitted sleeves. Third Layer The giornea is a sleeveless overgown, and can be worn with front and back fitted to the underbust or just the front fitted and the back left like a train. Even though we are making outfits from this era, we will be dancing dances from the whole Italian Reniassance period, so it is important that we do not have trains - I do not think it wise to dance the canario in a train!
Rabbit and Hat Sewing Pattern 123 Italian Renaissance Includes cloth pattern pieces for: Long Sleeve Chemise Top with Ruffle Cuff Sleeves High Waist Bodice - Steel Boning is suggested. High Waist A-line Skirt V-neck Over Gown Detachable Sleeves PLEASE REFER TO SIZE CHART TO ORDER PROPER SIZE. HIGH WAIST - is an inch above your natural waist. Refer to photo chart on where your waist actually is and not low rise. The sizing is for the finished garment measurements. It is recommended to do a mock up to see if alterations need to be made before making your final product. If you have questions... Please ask. I love to help. I've tried to make this as simple as possible and I'm making these the way I do it. And let's face... sewing is a passion and the easier it is to accomplish that, the easier life is and we don't get as frustrated. I use actual fabric for my pattern pieces and each one will be pre-cut to the specific size chosen and labeled by piece. So no more excess tissue paper that you need to finagle with for hours just to get ready. All you'll need to do is pull out the individual pattern pieces, lay on your fabric of choice, and get started!! I do recommend that you invest in a serger. I will be showing all of my patterns with serged edges. While it is not necessary, it would be a nice addition to your sewing space. I do not use expensive equipment. I use the Singer Heavy Duty sewing machine and the Singer Serger. Both are inexpensive and get the job done. If you do not have a serger, you can use a zig zag stitch to help your edges from fraying. Choose Size: This is adjustable only in the back of the bodice. Please take that into consideration when ordering your pattern size. You’d rather it be too tight than too loose. And remember... the ladies will be pushed up! MEASUREMENTS ARE FOR THE FINISHED GARMENT AFTER CONSTRUCTION. Pattern includes and comes in a wonderful clear plastic resealable bag for storage because... this is how I store my patterns: Cover card with complete instructions printed out for your convenience. Step by step photo instructions. This is so you can visually see each step for easy construction. Chart that includes measurements and all items needed to make the costume. Pre-cut cloth fabric pieces. All individually labeled. Full costume pictures are for display examples only. This listing is for a sewing pattern. Join the Facebook Group and stay up to date on new pattern releases, video tutorials, and encouragement from other crafty people like yourself! Thank you again for all of your support of my small business! LoriAnn ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Every package is double checked and will contain the items needed. I do not accept returns. No exceptions. Measurements are listed, please choose the proper size.
Historical costuming
(completed February 2014) Photo of gown taken by Amelia Fabian This was based off a couple of images that I found in some of the Master of the Housebook’s work (1470-1490, below, on the left), …
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