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Woven Corsets! Visiting the Corset Museum in Heubach, Germany
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One of the highlights of 2018 was my trip to the Structuring Fashion conference in Munich, Germany. An optional side trip to the Miedermuseum in He... -
A Regency Revamp for 2019
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Redthreaded turns ten years old in January. That's...wild. We've come a long way from my college apartment. My patterning has come a long way too.... -
Redthreaded's Binding Secrets Revealed--with Video!
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This is probably one of the top questions we're asked: how the $&# do you all sew your 18th century tab binding so cleanly, and by machine?? Yo... -
Book Review: Patterns of Fashion 5
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Patterns of Fashion 5: The Content, Cut, Construction, & Context of Bodies, Stays, Hoops, & Rumps, c. 1595-1795, was released last month by... -
We're Raising Corset Prices for the First Time in Four Years. Here's Why.
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Hi everyone. I don't love writing this post, because one of the things we try to do at Redthreaded is to keep our historical corsets as affordable ... -
Structuring Fashion Conference in Germany
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Earlier this year, the September Structuring Fashion conference was announced in tandem with the Patterns of Fashion 5 book release. The conference... -
Thanksgiving Sales Event
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Coupon codes, pattern sales, Regency discounts, new shirts, and more! Through Cyber Monday. -
Making a Victorian Bonnet from a Thrift Store Hat
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I just finished a new bustle gown for an upcoming late spring event, and none of my existing hats are quite right for it. Usually I’d simply turn ... -
Using Synthetic Whalebone in Redthreaded's Georgian Stays Pattern
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When we developed our Georgian stays pattern we had not experimented very much with synthetic whalebone. Now, several years later, we love the stuf... -
Synthetic Whalebone vs. Steel
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Synthetic whalebone or steel...what's the difference, how to choose, and what the heck even IS "synthetic whalebone" anyway? -
Introducing...1830's stays!
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we have a lot of exciting things coming up! Our first announcement is....we have finished developing our 1830's stays!
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Out Today: The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking
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It's a big day in the costuming world! The highly anticipated new costuming book, The American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Dressmaking, is out to...
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