What if you want to "standardize" your patterns and sell them? It's not as complicated as you might think... Jennie shows how.

Monique begins a series on drafting a pattern and constructing a 1906 Summer shirtwaist, with tucked front, high collar and elbow sleeves.

Jennie demonstrates how to draft different styles of sleeves (long and short), skirts, and finishes up the 1812 dress.

Gina Barrett shares with us the easy method for making yards and yards of tassel and pom-pom trim for your Victorian gowns.

How to transform a basic bodice pattern into three Regency bodices styles: gathered and two different styles of crossover bodices.

Taking the basic bodice slopers from part 1, Jennie provides several examples of how to transform them into a new design.

Who better than the founder of Sense and Sensibility Patterns to walk you step-by-step through the art of patternmaking?

The art and science of hand sewn buttonholes, looking close-up at museum examples and then making our own in four simple stages.

Gina Barrett shows us how to make Deaths' Head buttons, one type of the many different type of  passementerie buttons. 

How to create stand-alone miniature works of textile art with cord, thread and a few pins.