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@rehhaus5857 I would say at least an inch or two off the ground. Ankle length would work, but might look a tad short depending on which decade you're going for

@AskAlice24 awesome! What pattern are you using, does it have clear instructions? If so, definitely start there. If not, the way I cut and construct mine is a good place to start. Doubled fabric, cut out the correct size, sew up bodice, fit it, then attach the skirt part.

The pattern has about four styles. I'm attempting to do the short sleeve with long skirt. Thank you for your tips!

@AskAlice24 good luck!

Thank you, I will need it! 😅

@@hannansujan7506 thank you! She's pretty great

@GartmiosnedNqazxionsed thank you! I drafted the pattern using the Voice of Fashion pattern book www.amazon.co.uk/Voice-Fashion-Turn-Century-Instructions/dp/0963651722/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=38WMCHGJQM9YS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.KZpqn939tg5xYRaBLcRoyPrXSWZjmu7XnZ-ifYoJUpNsLDMqgkOyJY3JkM8n73AMVegsBKDolGm7q0nRdTNKp_NaJH3-RQOryWgJyw3Ud5jM_T1qpQamUGU54AuHv48RlDW_Nn-bAL_Gye2k-NZrlGn4KhRp5005ikjZuYerBYiZE5JZ_FQMm6LI4P2kNJeYU4qoygYSRcHeFPXScRnnZA.xjIl0TudIpjnbESooxgYsASVlYD_EpNAvRE4ofKUcS0&dib_tag=se&keywords=voice+of+fashion&qid=1724400301&sprefix=voice+of+fashion%2Caps%2C106&sr=8-1

@@AbiSueCostumesthanks!!!❤

@@esperansaloughran693 thanks so much! 💚

@@lunarlotis3746 so happy I was able to help you!

@Julia-rn1ib thank you! And yes, I've been really happy with it, he looks so good!

@@christineyates2618 I have some so before, I just was being extra impatient here 😆

@@LadyB_20 that would be a great use of the old dress!

@@nicolechoma9722 thank you! And I'm so glad that showing my mistakes helped you make less of them! No matter how long we've been sewing, we all make mistakes

@vieve9292 bit rude to say about me, don't you think?

@elizabethwatson71 the outer fabric is synthetic, plus the linen, they both iron easily.

@@BibiTheLinkBuilder thank you! 💚

@@artby1285 a medium weight linen, this is the listing: www.etsy.com/uk/listing/720841202/soft-linen-fabric-material-100-linens It says the weight is approx 180 gr/m2

@user-zj5cj1sk8h yes, that will work. If using paper, make sure it's thin enough to put pins through, or use weights when tracing.

@@AbiSueCostumes Im remaking my lute cosplay gloves from hazbin hotel cause I don’t like how the black lines the gloves have came out

@@Autisticlutecosplayer30 awesome, good luck!

@denisepettit8534 thank you! 🥰💚

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! They are very comfortable, and I def don't wear them as often as I should as I want to keep them nice for historical events 💚

Thank you! It's def been a big move, I'm really enjoying it here. I've been able to find near by costume events. I'm a part of a few groups, and I do have to travel a bit, but not too bad really. Plus I've been to a few local conventions as well. I'm always on the lookout for more things to do! 🥰💚

So much knitting! And this is true, I love wearing my new makes, it's been great 🥰💚

Loool, it's what she does, she wants constant pets 😅😂

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! And definitely so many waistcoat and jacket opportunities for that skirt, I'm so excited 🥰

Aww thank you! 🥰💚

Thank you so much! 🥰💚🌹

Sorry, I don't do commissions

Haha yes! 🥰💚

Happy to help!

Are you asking about the square gussets I added under the armpits? They help with arm movement and are very common in older garments

@@AbiSueCostumes thank you kind lady

@@mikelroa8719 happy to help

Thank you! And awesome, I'm sure it will look amazing 😊

@@AbiSueCostumes Where did you find your straw hat? Looking on Amazon, but not finding anything close to this.

@darylsmith1793 I think I found this one second hand on poshmark in the states before I moved. Vinted would be the place to look in the UK. Amazon might have some things, but I have better luck second hand, charity shop finds, ebay, vinted, etsy, that kind of thing

Thank you! It was a nice find

Thank you!

Thanks so much! It was a very fun project 😄

Thank you! I'm really happy with it 💚

Thank you! And I def love the Black Snail and Truly Victorian patterns, I have many and they are amazing. But I have yet to try the skirt ones lol, I keep going back to my old standbys 😅

I'm sure it would be perfectly fine for a man to wear it, of course

@@AbiSueCostumesthanks for your response and I really appreciate it.I hope your reply is not a sarcasm. Thanks

@@rogersbonettmb of course, and oh gosh, no sarcasm at all, everyone should wear what they want 😄

@@AbiSueCostumes Thanks a lot

Awww thank you! Happy to inspire 🥰💚

Not much surprisingly, the pins are pretty sharp, they don't cut the material just poke through like with fabric

Thank you! And yes she is 😅😂

Of course, happy to have helped!

Can I ask you a question? Does your back skirt consist of one or two panels? I watched you cutting the fabric - you cut only one panel for back skirt (on folded fabric). But if I am not mistaken that paper pattern provides two: skirt back and skirt side back. I am a little bit confused .🤔

@marinagrimshaw2810 I cut 1 back panel piece on the fold, I added extra length to that for the train. The large pieces I cut right before the back panel piece are the front/side panel pieces, I cut two of those that I sewed on either side of the back panel, so two seams on the sides, none in the back. If that makes sense?

@@marinagrimshaw2810 also, the front/side pieces I did cut on the fold, that could be part of the confusion, I cut straight up the middle of the fold to separate the pieces into two.

​@@AbiSueCostumesthank you very much. Now I understand 😊 I hope to finish my robe soon

Oh yes! I'll go track it down in my favorites

Here is the tutorial I used, I just pared down the stitches: newstitchaday.com/vertical-herringbone-stitch/

@@AbiSueCostumes tjhank you so much! <3

@@Wekia of course! Happy to help

Thank you, I'm really liking this pattern too!