Redthreaded Blog
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The Making of the Ironwork Gown Pt. 4 - Assembly & Conclusion
Part Three According to my notes, I began sewing actual seams ten days before the Gala. The bodice applique wasn't even done yet. I know. ... -
The Making of the Ironwork Gown Pt. 3 - The Applique
Part Two This is the part that everyone asks me about--the appliqué. The biggest problem to solve with the appliqué was the transfer of the motif... -
Happy New Year and a 2018 Teaser...
We wish you all a happy, productive, and exciting 2018. Our year is looking busy and exciting already. Here is a little taste of what we have comin... -
1860's Silk Satin Corset
It's felt like 1860's all the time around here lately, with several custom corset projects and our new Gored Corset pattern launch. We recently fin... -
Costume College 2017 Recap -- Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace the Wig
"Costume College: a bunch of introverts fangirling at each other from across rooms. But in the best way."
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Going for the...Gold?
Something happened last week. Something astonishing, and a bit unbelievable. I won both the Foundations Revealed and Your Wardrobe Unlock'd compe... -
January Update--Worth, Bum Rolls, & Broadway
Where has January gone? We've been busy at the Redthreaded studio, so it's time for a bit of an update. I am so pleased by the response to our stoc... -
The "Dotty Dress"
Last week over "Christmas Break," when I probably should have been digitizing patterns or catching up on bookkeeping (or taking a...break?), I deci... -
The Worth of Possibility
The Met owns the Ironwork Gown, but it exists in the hearts and minds of nearly every costumer. It has been pinned on countless young costumers' i... -
Replica Ironwork Worth Gown
I have been working away at this gown in semi-secret since the start of this year. There are of course a million things I would do differently next...