My 18th Century Robe a l'Anglaise (English Gown) project is done! Watch along as I track the journey of the last 6 months of isolation and how I stay sane with my project management for costumes. And you can too!
This Robe a l'Anglaise is both my origin story, and my Everest. While it seems like a plain English Gown, the craftsmanship has taken months for me to understand. Part 2 is a full timeline of the last several months and the mad rush to get this gown done.
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@Burnley and Trowbridge Co. are responsible for all my accessories with their amazing sew-alongs! They also provided the Green Worsted Woold "stuff" and many of the notions I use.
The stays pattern is from @Redthreaded. It is the 1780s stays, purchased digitally via their etsy page.
@American Duchess wrote the book from which I am mainly working on this gown.
The other book is linked here:
The Pleating Tutorial and the Zoom Livestream were both from @SnappyDragon during CoCoVid.
Check out the CoCoVid Playlist here:
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Music:
Epidemicsound.com
"At First Light" - Gavin Luke
"I'm Sorry" - Gavin Luke
"Morning Solitude" - Howard Harper-Barnes
"Pretty Little Moments" - Airae
"Silver and Coal" - Jon E. Amber
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Equipment:
Camera: Canon G7X Mark II
Microphone: Blue Snowball Pro
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition
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