Self-drafted blouse made from silk and an antique lace collar. I love Edwardian fashion, and I’m trying to incorporate that style into my wardrobe more.4yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/sewing
I finished an entire Regency ensemble from stays to overdress. My first sewing project was making cloth napkins three years ago, it’s been a journey!3yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/sewing
Haven’t cosplayed as Batgirl in a long time, but boredom + social distancing = Batgirl and hamster photoshoot4yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/batman
[Self-drafted] I made a top to go with the french knickers I posted a while back. This is my first completed nightwear set. Details in comments.4yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/sewing
[Self-Drafted] French knickers - charmeuse and hand appliqued lace4yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/sewing
I finally finished a Regency overdress to go with short stays and a chemise (tattoo obvs not historically accurate)3yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
My first pair of 18th century stays (Redthreaded 1780s pattern) I’m working on an 18th century ensemble one piece at a time.3yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Just developed new candles for my spooky line: my FAVORITE part of candle making is pairing scents with names and illustrations1yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/candlemaking
I felt intimidated, but I managed to make my first pair of stays! I’m working up to a full Regency outfit, but only have the undergarments so far.4yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
I finished my 18th century gown! Learned stuff and feel more confident about next time!3yr ⋅ KingHenrytheFluffy ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
