Historically accurate Princess And The Pauper: Annalise

Summary by Krater

The creator demonstrates how to sew an 18th-century style dress inspired by Barbie as The Princess and the Pauper, including creating ruffles, a stomacher, sleeves, pockets, a skirt, and styling hair with rollers and a feather hat.

From the video

Answers: How do you make an 18th-century Barbie dress?

• 18th-century dress making
• Barbie inspired costume
• ruffle trim sewing
• stomacher creation
• pocket hoops panniers
• period hair styling

Ingredients

• 1 cake
• white frosting
• sprinkles

What it concludes

• Alternate the direction you fold your folds to make a thicker ruffle.
• Fold the folds in the same direction over and over for a flatter, easier, yet equally striking trim.
• Cut out a shape a little bigger than you think you will need for your stomacher and hold it up to your bodice to get the exact shape.
• Cut out two big panels as long as your waist to your ankles and as wide as the length of your whole body to make the skirt.
• Pin the front panel of your skirt directly onto your dress form followed by the back panel.