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About six weeks ago I found out about an 18th century May Day party that some costumers I know were planning. I didn't have a dress or stays yet, but I had always wanted to make an 18th century set, so I decided to find out if six weeks was enough time to do it in. It seems I was successful!

I used the JP Ryan robe à l’anglaise pattern and Waverly Felicite curtain panels for fabric.

I did a much longer write up about the process on my blog: fancymiscellany.wordpress.com/… , so if you're interested in more of the details, go check it out there!

Description
About six weeks ago I found out about an 18th century May Day party that some costumers I know were planning. I didn't have a dress or stays yet, but I had always wanted to make an 18th century set, so I decided to find out if six weeks was enough time to do it in. It seems I was successful!

I used the JP Ryan robe à l’anglaise pattern and Waverly Felicite curtain panels for fabric.

I did a much longer write up about the process on my blog: fancymiscellany.wordpress.com/… , so if you're interested in more of the details, go check it out there!