I haven’t shown you pictures of me wearing my Edwardian lace chemise yet. I made the chemise in January for the Historical Sew Monthly.
The chemise is made with off-white cotton batiste and cream-colored cotton Valenciennes lace which I found on ebay.
The chemise is closed with buttons.
I’m not really happy with how it turned out because the neckline is too high. So I can’t wear the chemise under my Edwardian lingerie blouse because it shows through the lace collar. I’m thinking about making another chemise or combination suit for my Edwardian lingerie dress! 😉
It’s so pretty, I’m sure you will find something it is just perfect to go under. Your attention to detail is just amazing.
Thanks Julie! 🙂
You did a great job! I wish I was really good at sewing, but I’ve never been able to make something to wear before.
Thank you Natalie! 🙂
I love this turn to more traditional clothing. It is an era that should not have been forgotten.
Thanks Elise!
I think it’s darling, even if you can’t wear it with your Edwardian dress.! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
Thanks Jann! 🙂
love the work you did on this piece i think it is very elegantly done
Thanks for stopping by Angie!
Such pretty underwear – your sewing skills are amazing Lina
Thank you Amber! 🙂
So pretty! Thanks so much for linking at To Grandma’s House We Go link party! Your project has been pinned. We hope to see you again this Wednesday!
Thanks for pinning, Sheri! 🙂
This is beautiful. I am a big fan of chemises. This is so delicate.
Thanks Maria!
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home.
Thanks for stopping by, Sherry!
This is so pretty & your sewing is amazing. Thanks for sharing this at the Inspiration Spotlight party ? see you again soon.
Thanks Theresa!