Hat to Hem | Sew-Along 18th Century Undergarments: Part 3: Shift Sleeves and Hem @HattoHem | Uploaded January 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This is the third of a new series of videos I'll be making to help anyone who wants to try to make 18th Century Undergarments.

In this video, I'll show you have to set in your shift's sleeves and how to finish your hem and neckline by machine or by hand.

Patterns and Resources:

Simplicity 8579: american-duchess.com/book/simplicity-pattern-8579-18th-century-underpinning

The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking: american-duchess.com/book/american-duchess-guide

Historical Sewing Hand Stitches for 18th Century Sewing Class: classes.historicalsewing.com/p/hand-stitches-for-18th-century-sewing
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Embroidery Machine: Brother PE500
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Fabulous Fit Dress Form Padding: amzn.to/2Ku6a9O

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