Скачать или смотреть Making an 18th Century Rump with Embroidery Details

I suppose the phrase "because why not" is going to become the motto of my channel, because why not make something unique to your tastes with subtle bits of detail that no one else will notice but you.

The making of this rump could have easily taken three days to make sewing by hand (or maybe one day to make by machine), but of course I wanted to make it personal to me. Autumn is my favorite season, and really special for many reasons.

I hope this inspires you to incorporate some EXTRA creativity into your costumes!

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My Works:
Check out my blog: https://welldressedhistorian.wordpres...
Follow me on Instagram:   / welldressedhistorian  
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Helpful Tutorials:
A list of all the essential underthings needed for 18th century: (https://welldressedhistorian.wordpres...)
A study by Demode Couture of all the rumps! (http://demodecouture.com/late-18th-ce...)
The quartered pillow rump by The Lady Victoria (Most similar to mine) (https://www.theladyvictoriasewing.com...)
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Resources:
Embroidered petticoat from 1750 (http://www.nationaltrustcollections.o...)
New England Embroidered petticoat (https://collections.mfa.org/objects/5...)
Crewelwork on petticoats (https://www.fashionmuseum.co.uk/event...)

False Rump images:
"Dressing for a Birthday" (  / 396950154656222512  )
"A Milliner's Shop" dated 1787 (https://sfcdyer.wordpress.com/2012/11...)
"The Bum Shop" dated 1785 (https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collect...)

Extant Resources/Primary inspiration:
1750s Pocket, Met Museum (https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collect...)
1770-80 fuchsia jacket, from MFA Boston (https://collections.mfa.org/objects/4...)
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Music:
"Green Green Gardens" by Chris Haugen (YouTube Library)
"Fresh Fallen Snow" by Chris Haugen (YouTube Library)
"Meeka" by Steve Adams (YouTube Library)
"Back to Portland" by TrackTribe (YouTube Library)