Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago

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Whew! Ok - so it looks like Lauren and I have to make entire 1830s wardrobes from the skivvies to the civvies, and we only have 2 months to do it!

In this episode, I just discuss a little history about 1830s fashion, and the projects that I have to make. I'm really excited for this project and I should have my corded petticoat episode out soon!

The 1830s have been on my bucket list for so long that it feels good to jump head first into the project!

Here are the links to the images I used:

Striped Floral Cotton Dress, 1825-1830 (augusta-auction.com/search-past-sales?view=lot&id=4535&auction_file_id=8)

Red Roller Printed Dress and Pelerine 1828-1835
(augusta-auction.com/search-past-sales?view=lot&id=4531&auction_file_id=8)

Lilac, Green, and White Striped Dress, 1825-1835 (augusta-auction.com/search-past-sales?view=lot&id=4541&auction_file_id=8)

Embroidered White Zig-Zag Pelerine, 1825 – 1835
(augusta-auction.com/search-past-sales?view=lot&id=4603&auction_file_id=8)

"Modern Oddities by P. Pry Esq., Plate 1st: The Sleeves Curiously Cut, Ay There's the Villainy - vide Shakespeare", by William Heath, June 30, 1829. The Metropolitan Museum, 69.524.42
(metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/90028171)

Pelerine, c. 1835, The Met Museum, 2009.300.3886
metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/158872