I Made Cinderella's Undergarments - Inspired Chemise & Bloomers

First part of actual sewing for my Cinderella project!
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Music Credits:
"On a Sunny Afternoon" by Sinfonietta Cinematica
"Unknown Longing" by Asher Fulero
"Morning Stroll" by Josh Kirsch
"English Country Garden" by Aaron Kenny
"The Prince Portrait" by Francis Wells
"Perfect Technique" by Brightarm Orchestra
"A Walk in the Clouds" by Howard Harper-Barnes
"Dressing the Royals" by Issac Gregor
"Reunited at Last" by Claude Signet
"Dvorak Humoreske" - Traditional via EpidemicSound

[@Neophoia]

as a person that uses bloomers/shorts whenever wearing skirts. yes, they do not replace actual underwear. they are there to make sure nobody sees your actual underwear. also during winter that help by adding extra warmth, which is a nice bonus.

[@JenniferBristol]

Split drawers, chemise and corset ARE your underwear.

[@yvonneburns2786]

Fairy tale dresses do need the fairytale undies, in saying that even the mens clothing are very stylish too, can you do an outfit eventually for the prince to cinders.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Yes! And yes! I do love the mens clothing...I'm actually considering making one of the princes suits at some point, but we'll see!

[@Sophie47194]

@@BellaMaesDesigns Please do!!

[@LovingLullaby]

@@BellaMaesDesigns if you made the prince’s outfit, you could dance together in the outfits 💙

[@caithemburrow5569]

@@BellaMaesDesigns maybe you could team up with sewstine for the embroidery!!

[@Lunessy]

my camera nikon fell into the pool a couple of years ago too. i cried desperately bc it was my most cherished posession, but after leaving it to dry for a two weeks it turned on just fine! the most important thing is not to turn it right back on. i ended up having to buy new lenses for it bc they got foggy but i just got the cheapest one. you're probably not going to read this but i just hope you dont just throw it right away cause it might still work! xx

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, that's annoying! Oh no, absolutely didn't throw it away! I dried it out and it worked for awhile but than it stopped...so it's off to the repair shop!

[@katiek3821]

Bruh I read that as my camera man fell in. And I was so confhsed

[@doglover1neo]

Just an FYI for people who don't know using any dye stuff l, do not use any kitchen utensils with food again. Meaning if it touches the dye or any of the fixatives you can't use it to make food again. The dye stuff will leach out into your food and is toxic and carcinogenic. Dyes are considered skin safe once set, but the powder and the steam are not safe to inhale or ingest. Obviously if you die something with tea and coffee, it's not the same thing as various dye stuff. Just buy cheap second-hand pots, measuring spoons and spatula to be your dedicated dye tools.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

That's very true!

[@odddraft]

I usually do not fancy ASMR but oh my god the sound of cloth cutting is magical!!

[@cherrylee1103]

i love that chemise and the bloomers. buying those patterns.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thank you Cherry! ❤️

[@cherrylee1103]

@@BellaMaesDesigns as an aside, if ever you drop electronics in water, dry with a towel, then put the device in a container of rice, completely covering the device. the rice absorbs the water. works for phones, so maybe......

[@joancatu4712]

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[@joancatu4712]

@@BellaMaesDesigns me me's Cruze cruz Cruz's rose gold golden glo blessings blessed ble 21 22 10 6 7 8 9 10 1 graduation's graded'gra birthday's birthday party's partying party graded'Grandma's gra birthday's language's birthday bih cadres cards cardio cardiologist card card's bith bit card card's , broth brith Brit Brittany bringing bring bri breakfast break bread breaking break ?!.

[@JenniferBristol]

@@cherrylee1103 the correct term is split drawers. Bloomers were pants worn with a shortened dress created by Amelia Bloomer in the early 1850s. It was a short lived fad.

[@celticgoddess81]

The bloomers in the photo you used for your set are actually called "French Knickers" or "Tap Pants". French knickers started in the 1920s but grew in popularity through the 1940s. Yours came out great. Love the lace detail!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Interesting! Thanks for sharing!

[@musicandbooklover-p2o]

Mum remembered wearing them in the forties and fifties, they made them at school in sewing. And you did wear them as undies, you didn't wear something else underneath in that era at least. I made my own, after mum sketched out a simple design, and wore them for years, until it became quicker and easier to buy knickers from the local supermarket. French knickers are great in a hot summer, ok in winter if you wear stockings but a real pain if you wear tights in the cold. Speaking from experience. I might go back to making them to wear with my many shifts if I get the time and can get afford lightweight linen.

[@denpdm699]

Actually, you can see Cinderella bloomers on that article. It's lavander with frills on the bottom

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Hmmm, I've always thought of that as a slip/underskirt...

[@foamandfog3112]

I was wondering if you were gonna make a set of undergarments for this costume! They turned out so cute. I must say I’m beyond excited for the crinoline video, as well as all the videos. Right now is the college application process for seniors, so your videos have been serving as much needed stress relief. Thank you for sharing your work!

[@daintybrighton]

Just said a prayer for the process to be less stressful and that you will get accepted by your picks!

[@foamandfog3112]

@@daintybrighton imagine being the sweetest person ever? This seriously made my day. I can’t express how happy this made me. I hope you have an absolutely amazing day!

[@daintybrighton]

@@foamandfog3112 Oh you are so welcome and I am glad to hear it helped! I was actually hesitated before posting it because I was worried it sounded creepy so I'm glad to hear the opposite! Seriously, though, wishing you the best

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, that makes me happy! I hope it all goes well! ❤️

[@foamandfog3112]

@@daintybrighton I’ve been trying to find this comment to update you! I got into all my colleges! Thank you so much for the sweet words! I hope you’re doing well!

[@oliquin-roo3420]

Hi Bella, so happy to have the sewing videos back and may I say, you hit a home run! These back out beautiful, they are both very romantic and agree that they do look very Cinderella. The chamise is probably my favorite of the two projects because of how modern it is in appearance, it could even be worn as an outer piece for a night out and no one would think it's part of a costume. This is the reason I missed your sewing videos because you make some truly beautiful, elegant and timeless garments. Great job Bella, great job.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thank you so much! I'm happy to be doing some sewing!

[@MegMarchSews61]

The color is so beautiful! I love it! It's such a perfect base for the dress.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thanks!

[@LadyB_20]

Oohh sorry about your camera but this really turned out well. Can't wait for the rest of this series.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

I know...such a bummer, but tis' life! Happy to have you along!

[@_Solitary_Bee_]

These are so pretty! I love the pattern of the chemise, I have not seen one made just of triangles like that before. 🌻

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! It makes me happy to do something different!

[@talithacrow7530]

I love this slip so much, I want to make it in black to go under my wedding gown since the kind of dress I plan on making has pretty thin straps

[@sarahbrooklynstudios7187]

I really like the 1920s inspired chemise! The triangle design is so pretty...the bows are my favorite part

[@matrixiekitty2127]

Ooo they’re so cute! I love the style of both, especially the funky pattern for the chemise! It looks so fun especially with the pretty color!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! It makes me pretty happy when I wear them!

[@DipityS]

So feminine and pretty and they look absolutely comfy.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thanks! Yes, they really are!!

[@HiramVrolijk]

Great job. I'm following your progress on this project, and I can't wait for the end result. You are so talented, and I wish you all the luck in the world.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thank you so much!

[@Drewskiforpres626]

This is so well done!!! beautiful!

[@marialiyubman]

I know you make amazing dresses for a living but I can’t believe how beautiful that chemise is, and I want one of the same color and cut. 😍 Plus, make the chemise and bloomers out of an opaque fabric and I’ll wear it all summer long.

[@TheOmNomGirl]

I love how the undergarments have the same vibes as the animated Cinderella dress. The colours are perfect! Also rip camera :(

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, yay! I'm so happy that they look "Cinderelly!"

[@sarahlongshore2605]

These are beautiful! !!! Oh how nice it would be to wear these all the time!!

[@jackiestout8925]

I just love your videos omg really inspired me to get my Cinderella cosplay finished got bodice made for me. Thank you for these videos amazing so kind of you to show us your progress. Huge fan btw 😍😍😍😍💗💗💗💗💗

[@juliedennis8733]

Loving this. Thankyou. Look forward to watching every week. The bloomers and chemise turned out amazing. Very romantic. ☺

[@scottydogism]

I am turning 60 in November young lady. I have learned a wealth of knowledge from you. Just blown away by your talent.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Awww, that's so sweet! 💙

[@abandonedpast6410]

Excellent job on both!! Nice shade of blue on the chemise.

[@christineingram55]

These are so pretty and delicate,reminds me of when I used to wear petticoats under dresses and skirts !always made clothes sit much nicer!and I think made getting dressed a bit more special too..You did a beautiful job of these was nice to watch you ..Thank you 😀

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thanks! ❤️

[@mindymoyer9600]

Wow!!! Great video, definitely very twenties, and I love how pretty the chemise/slip looks dyed!

[@JenniferBristol]

They're very pretty and perfect for a 1920s Flapper Dress. Great colors, too. Undergarments serve a purpose. The chemise keeps the corset and dress clean of sweat. It's also easier to go to the bathroom in split drawers. When first making dresses, I made the mistake of mixing eras. It doesn't work, because each era's undergarments serve for that specific era. **With a corset, you need split drawers. The 1920s didn't have a corset, hence the closed leg drawers. You'll also see the difference in chemises for ballgowns. Anywhere the dress may touch the skin is covered by the chemise. They're not plain either. They have pretty embroidery, tucks, ribbons, and lace. Split drawers are decorated in the same way. I've used the embroidered cotton fabric with scalloped edge as my drawers. It comes in different colors, and is very pretty.

[@annabeckman4386]

beautiful work!! 👏👏👏

[@harshas7265]

It turned out beautiful

[@vickinoeske1711]

The chemise is so pretty and what a lovely shade of blue.💙💙💙

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! Yes, I do like how the color turned out!

[@TheMetatronGirl]

That robin’s egg blue is so pretty!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! I love how the dye turned out!

[@Midlife_Manical_Mayhem]

you imagined and designed these items sooooo well! they are truly beautiful. i also really like the blouse you are wearing in the speaking portions of the video. i could really see the pain in your eyes over the camera.

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thank you!

[@ncalgal4699]

Love the triangle chemise idea!

[@akabaneaki]

EVEN THEIR UNDERGARMENTS IS SO STYLISH DANG

[@amandahutchison5360]

That chemists is stunning, I just love that colour, I think the bloomers would have looked gorgeous with match blue lace

[@michellecornum5856]

Wow! Super cute!

[@twilightmecrazii]

Adore these. They are amazing. I would love to get the patterns. I don’t think I am at the skill level to adjust them yet but I hope to get them in the future. I love the 20s and this would be amazing to help build my 20s wardrobe. You did such an amazing job 💜💜💜

[@_xxsimoxz_7310]

Yayyy!!! Finally we are starting it!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Yesss!!!

[@_xxsimoxz_7310]

Bella Maes Designs 🤩🤩🤩

[@clareszmekura4587]

Absolutely gorgeous!! sending big post camera apocalypse hugs xxx

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thank you! 💙

[@habituscraeftig]

So, side tidbit: the term for the hemline before you trimmed it is a handkerchief hem. I believe it was either invented or coined by Madame Vionnet.

[@NivInTheNorth]

I can’t wait for the corset construction video!! 😍

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Yay! Coming in a couple weeks!

[@madelinesertner8791]

Love it so much! Great job 👍

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks!

[@melissasilva2744]

These pieces look amazing!!!!

[@scrappypatterns]

These are so cute!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! I'm so happy with how they turned out!

[@scrappypatterns]

@@BellaMaesDesigns you should be! I've never wanted a slip before but now I feel like I need one.

[@kaciemccarthy5160]

I am your biggest fan of yours

[@ninabooker2904]

Beautiful and delicate , feminine looking. What fabric did you use for these items?

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! I used a soft cotton voile for the chemise and a cotton lawn for the bloomers!

[@ninabooker2904]

Bella Mae. Thanks for the quick answer. I’m actually a Mae also. Mae is my middle name from my fraternal grandmother. 😁

[@lhzook]

The bloomers remind me of 1960’s pettipants!

[@veronikaczr1105]

The colour looks so good on this fabric. Great work as always, pattern is interesting, too. I just wanted to ask something: I thought chemise should be seamless or as seamless as possible in order to be comfortable under the corset. Is it like that? On the other hand, I was thinking about it and I guess that a seamless chemise is usually looser which means it makes wrinkles when worn under the corset. I would love to know opinion from someone working with costumes. Also RIP your camera

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

That's very true! My fabric is extremely lightweight so each seam isn't too think. And yes, the wrinkles are also something to consider, but honestly even when there's a lot of wrinkles it doesn't seem to bother my too much!

[@veronikaczr1105]

@@BellaMaesDesigns thank you so much, I love how educational your videos and comment section are

[@kiarakeeper2154]

So cute! The top(can't spell) is FABULOUS. But I really love the dats on the bloomers

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thanks!

[@alishanoordally5386]

You started off great Bella keep up ☺♥

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks!!

[@ushere5791]

thanks so much for posting your patreon--i've been wanting to join, and you made it easy! xoxoxoxoxo so sorry about the camera, but love how how these came out!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aww, thank you! It's the least I can do!

[@susanlein7849]

Cute! Love the dye job! Hope your camera is ok!

[@hannahjones2529]

I love this!! So pretty, they would also be gorgeous pajamas. I love Disney princesses and am trying to start sewing again. What fabric and fabric dye did you use?

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! I used a soft cotton voile for the chemise and cotton lawn for the drawers. I used this dye: www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/dharma-acid-dyes.html

[@sarahheri7027]

SO PRETTY! Well done, you! It's a shame, sorry about the canon... :( Things happen, right? I'm looking forward to the next video!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thank you! Yes, but tis' life!

[@eilishveuger9739]

I can't wait till you get to the skirt

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Me too!

[@roxiepoe9586]

So pretty!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thanks! ❤️

[@mellie4174]

Hi, i'm curious what fabric you used. I hope i didn't miss it in the video, but i can't find where you said. Also, aren't you worried about the seams in your chemise causing irritation under your corset?

[@edieboudreaux1784]

Place camera in a bag of dry rice for s few days......the rice will draw out the moisture .......been there, done that, a great save!!!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

I've been advised not to do that because the rice dust can cause problems so got it taken apart and dried it out that way and it worked for awhile! But then it had some issues so I'm getting it repaired.

[@Jsjshsjanxj]

Wouldn’t the bow of the bloomers be a bit uncomfortable under the corset? I’d imagine it would pinch 🤔

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

I'll actually be wearing my bloomers over the corset. I usually wear just the chemise under my corsets for that very reason!

[@digitaldgirl4459]

The chemise is beautiful.

[@giulioprince1610]

Are you going to make a video showing all of the fabrics you’ll use for this project?

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Yes! It'll probably be in November!

[@Madame__Mim]

These look awesome! You're so knowledgeable, how long did they take? Beautiful work

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aw, thanks! They really didn't take too long. About 2 days for the bloomers (but not full days.) And about the same for the chemise.

[@Jessiebes]

Very cute

[@enolp]

I love entertaining myself with random quotes about dying fabric but switching the spelling of dye “I just want the embroidery to die”

[@عالمحواء-ذ2ج]

J'aime beaucoup bon courage 🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤

[@Nesi-Rose]

I wonder what it would cost to have a pattern maker scale your patterns to different sizes. That way these beautiful pieces would be accessible to more people!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

I haven't looked at what something like that would cost. This winter I'll be looking into what I could do to multi-size my patterns.

[@phoebecarlstrom5742]

"I just want the embroidered part to die." taken out of context but that's me when I embroider

[@fictionalreality5131]

My heart stopped when the camera dropped 😢 but this is such a pretty start to the project! Looking forward to the rest!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Aww...mine did too! Happy to have you along!

[@JosephineThatcher]

what kind of fabric is used for the undergarments?

[@maryhartman73]

Would you ever consider making the wedding dress from the same movie?

[@93midnightsunrise]

I'm so sorry about your camera! But the rest of your video turned out great!!!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Thank you! Fortunately I have a second camera that shoot video well.

[@AelinQuinland]

The chemise looks stunning you don't need a dress the chemise is to beautiful to hide under the dress

[@katyb2793]

Oh no! May your camera rest in peace 😶 when things like this happen, I tell myself I'm helping the economy and supporting a local business by buying a new one. And what better time than during covid? 😂 On another note, my mum dropped her phone in the toilet a few days ago. She immediately put it in rice for 36 hours, and it actually works. Like perfectly. Never thought that would happen!

[@heatherkitching6172]

How much fabric did you use in the frills

[@julithewizards1358]

Oh no! 😱I'm sorry for your camera! The outcome is great tho.

[@kristinalik8738]

where do you get your fabric?

[@stephanieprice9639]

What fabric did you use? Forgive me if you said and I missed it

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

No, I forgot to add that in! I used a soft cotton voile for the chemise and cotton lawn for the bloomers.

[@bridgetpenafiel1545]

Wow no puedo creer q aya echo eso jjj yo no podría además q no entendí q desia :'( pero enserio q sorpresa 👌💛

[@heatherkitching6172]

How do I go about buying the pattern

[@sewingstudent1502]

How much fabric did you use

[@juliesmith3144]

Can you do one for the Chronicles of Narnia please?

[@Lady_dromeda]

Bloomers: perfect for clumsy skirt wearers

[@emilyorrell4098]

I think that the chamise over the bloomers loos like Alice from wonderland

[@gctanmoverbee1124]

Absolutely chemise and bloomer is from Edwardian era.

[@sRp517]

1:49 I wanted to point something out that really hasn't been addressed in your videos, on the far right picture of Lily James wearing the dress, you can see a very crimped/pleated material on the very bottom layer. You can see it in the film as she's dancing and in one other photo behind the scenes. What is that? It's clearly underneath the crinoline and not attached to the skirt/petticoat. I'm genuinely confused on what that is. Could it be part of her undergarments?

[@makaelaischillin]

It’s her slip

[@NingasKugon09]

It would be great if the pattern for sale has different sizes instead of one small size...I was excited to buy your pattern for this but not my size! LOL!

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Currently I’m not sure how to best make a multi sized pattern. But this winter I’ll be looking into it and will hopefully be able to offer them!

[@NingasKugon09]

@@BellaMaesDesigns Looking forward to it, thank you much!

[@joancatu4712]

Disney dis hong Kong skull skills 🎿 slipping Skip's shoop shoops shoppers drug store so true truer trued kisney stones stones stone drugged drugs dug ?!.

[@joancatu4712]

Lola's Lola lol la-la issue Istanbul's ISS ilsand me me's Cruze cruz Cruz's rose gold golden glo blessings blessed ble bleee bleeding bleed 🐝 been been done dones violence's violence me me's Cruze cruz ?!.

[@joancatu4712]

Downy doctors doctor suffer suffer suffer liquids liqui liquid liq detergent ?!?

[@crazyd0glady295]

Drawers are underwater bloomers are like bike shorts under a skirt. They are basically modesty shorts.

[@daintybrighton]

Dyeing is scary for me so when you dropped your camera I was like, "Yup, not doing that!" but then it turned out so pretty that I am reconsidering, lol! Sorry about your camera, though :(

[@katiehartmann7111]

I *think* “drawers” are crotchless- so when women wore these very elaborate dresses, they didn’t have to discombobulate to use the facilities, they just kinda popped a squat.

[@Sewingistherapy]

That's a bummer about your camera. I gasped at that point. The chemise and bloomers is very pretty though and I hope there are not any more oops!

[@catherinebeauregard3531]

Supr cute

[@lafeil]

I sorry about your camera, hope able get fix or have funding raising contest to get a new one. Suggestions in future get water proof cage and waterproof camera for future projects deal with water.

[@johnalvinbelarmino598]

Lol i knew the camera will fall down its either in the floor or in the water

[@jakubserwin8208]

damn that poor camera i hope itll be cheap to fix

[@BellaMaesDesigns]

Ya....it doesn't look like it will be a cheap fix, but better than buying another one.

[@CrownedLily]

Anyone else think she kind of looks a little bit like Tamzin Merchant?

[@jenana6882]

Nobody is gonna talk about how you put your hands in bleach without gloves lol

[@mellie4174]

I do it all the timd. When you swim in a pool you put your whole body in bleach. It won't hurt you unless the concentration is too strong.

[@kaciemccarthy5160]

Fairy tale dresses do need the fairytale undies in saying that even the mens clothing are very stylish too, can you do an outfit eventually for the prince go cinders.