03-05-2015, 08:44 AM
What a lovely idea! I'm such a fan of Regency stories (Mills & Boon is my guilty pleasure and it has to be Regency!) but Jane Austen is definitely the original queen of sassy Regency girls.
Off the top of my head there's a nice regency pattern in this...
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and sometimes you get free patterns on Pinterest.
Certainly most of the historical-inspired Pullips seem to favour Victorian styles but Bloody Red Hood's underdress would work. Is she in your collection? If not I'd think definitely cheaper to make your own!
For tutorials and general guides to period fashion I love http://www.fashion-era.com
I hope that helps and please do let me know how you get on! I'd love to see a picture story of Emma on her adventures
Off the top of my head there's a nice regency pattern in this...
and sometimes you get free patterns on Pinterest.
Certainly most of the historical-inspired Pullips seem to favour Victorian styles but Bloody Red Hood's underdress would work. Is she in your collection? If not I'd think definitely cheaper to make your own!
For tutorials and general guides to period fashion I love http://www.fashion-era.com
I hope that helps and please do let me know how you get on! I'd love to see a picture story of Emma on her adventures
Si
ence & Song(Custom Blythe & Custom Pullip)