I’ve spent the last two posts sharing the details of inspiration, patterning, and making a 1797 sleeveless bodice. Now it’s time for photos!
The new bodice is named for the vibrant colors I chose for it. Lime green! And pink! Ok, watermelons are a deeper shade of green, generally speaking, but the green and pink idea generally makes sense!
I enjoyed the minute details as I created this garment. In the photo below, the gathers of the peplum at the center back and along the sides are visible.
The back of the bodice rises up a bit, just as the dress underneath does. That is visible at a bit more of a distance.
I wore the new bodice with my 1794 Windowpane Ruffled Dress and 1790s Organza Cap With Gold Stripe Trimming.
It was all very grand. Fluffy, elegant, and extremely fun to wear!
The Quintessential Clothes Pen 
I love how this dress slightly drapes on the grass!
Thanks, Margaret! Me, too! I think it is charming. 🙂