DIY Regency Chemise - Bridgerton Undergarments - 18th Century Shift

[@charlottelay8220]

Thank you thank you thank you for this. I bought the pattern and made along with the video and I’ve never been happier with something I’ve sewed. I’m an absolute beginner and I’m so pleased - I did mine with a king size bedsheet so I still have enough fabric for another! I honestly think it’ll be my go to nightie

[@KittyJBerry]

I love the idea of using a bed sheet! Thank you so much for your lovely comment 💖 it means to much to hear you enjoyed the pattern and video, keeps me inspired ☀️

[@bun__]

i've been watching tutorials to sew chemises for over half an hour now but as a beginner I was bit confused by the other videos. You explained it so clearly I actually understood it finally esp how the gusset works. Thank you!

[@Dominikrazy]

Que hermosura Sigan subiendo mas videos Esas costuasdon muy bonitas Estar pendiente

[@SabbathaBastet]

I’m in the process of making this chemise. Practicing with cheap muslin as I am a new at sewing. But you’re an excellent teacher. Everything is so clear and easy to follow. Your pattern I purchased on Etsy is also very easy to understand.

[@KittyJBerry]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I am so happy to hear the instructions make sense :) I did my best, but I know it can be quite tricky, especially the sleeve!

[@teresatapscott1131]

Such a cute, simple garment, exactly what I was looking for. I'm a novice, so I'm excited to practice my flat fell seam on this. Your explanation was clear and concise, I'll be making this in the morning! Love it, good job :)

[@honestaf6165]

🤗Welcome back lovley! So excited to see your work.

[@KittyJBerry]

Thank you so much!! Your lovely comment keeps me inspired to make more videos!!

[@acerozaki]

Currently making this and its so much fun. Cant wait to start on the short stays! Great pattern and great sew along! ❤

[@hailhannahgail]

Honestly so well explained, thank you. Love how you were really clear and repeated things

[@animalnanny8437]

Thank you so much 🤍🤍 Extremely helpful 😊

[@suecottle8434]

Great step by step tutorial. Love your pattern.

[@ashleycope1237]

Made this chemise from cotton gause material but sleeveless! It's so comfy!

[@MrG00dguymike]

Wow, it turned out incredible!

[@bjornvanweiden]

youre sooo pedagocical ! Thnak you so much for your videos! amazing

[@KittyJBerry]

Thank you for your amazing comment!! What an amazing word choice, I am flattered to be thought that way! Thank you!

[@ririri88]

I have problems with the seam allowance. After sewing the gusset to the right side of the sleeve I have overlapping seam allowance and don’t know how to flat fell it

[@WorldOfWonder66]

I love that. I have been looking for a simple dress with an elastic neckline that can be made for any season. This pattern would work nice for that

[@NightTimeDay]

It's a bit sheer because it's an undergarment, so you might want a thicker fabric or lining (or a chemise under your chemise 😂)

[@mcanultymichelle]

Great description 👍

[@alonaivanova5733]

Can you make it with long sleeves? If so, how? Would you just make long rectangle for sleeves instead of small?

[@KittyJBerry]

Yes you could extend the sleeve rectangle for a longer sleeve. That would certainly be one option.

[@ninja14312]

Is this pattern no longer available?

[@KittyJBerry]

You are so quick! :D I just posted the Pattern in my Etsy - I wanted to review everything one more time before I posted it. Thanks for checking it out!

[@alonaivanova5733]

Also whats the best fabric for this? I got ton of beige flanellete - like flannel from cotton, and I want to use it to make this but I dont know if its too thick...

[@KittyJBerry]

I think the flanellete would be too thick. The thick fabric may cause bulky gathers around the neckline, and it might be uncomfortable under a corset. It might also be very warm, maybe too warm under lots of layers. You could try the flannellete / flannel - if you just wanted to wear this chemise as a nightgown, not layer it under a corset - it could possibly work. However, I recommend using linen or cotton for a chemise, something light weight and breathable.

[@ruthannemarie2668]

@@KittyJBerry I’m using muslin, is that good?

[@KittyJBerry]

@@ruthannemarie2668 Hi Muslin fabric should be good. Muslin is 100% cotton and should breathe well. However, Muslin can come in a wide range of weights, from delicate to coarse. Just Be sure to choose a Muslin fabric that feels nice against the body, You don't want it rough against your skin rubbing you all day. I hope this helps!

[@mariaceliacosta4623]

What’s centimeters is the gossip?

[@mariaceliacosta4623]

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