I’m sure it’s happened to most of us — we see a really cool fashion plate, or movie costume, or extant dress, and wonder — how the heck is that thing made? And then we embark on the trial and error process of figuring it out. So this is all about how I took my basic Victorian bodice block and made it into the pattern for my Gilded Age fashion plate.
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