Here some photos of a few of the Jane Austen dresses that I have made for others…

After making this dress a number of times I’ve perfected and redesigned the pattern since the first few gowns that I made. So a few of the gowns were designed historically correct with drawstrings, but they are now made with just one drawstring and an invisible zipper….     

The most popular color was white with colorful sashes.

Jane Style

Thanks to Rose, Jocelyn, Amanda, Rachel, Faith, Gaby, and Meagan

       Thank you for your orders … it was so much fun to sew each gown…

                                     More Styles and Pictures Coming Soon!

 Please note that if you are interested in any other Jane Austen inspired dresses, whether they are from a movie or simply a Regency era gown… write me a note or send and e-mail I’d love to hear from you. I am not limited to just white gowns ,but that does seem to be the most popular color.............

Posted by drewsfamilytx at 00:31

I really liked Jocelyn's dress too-- lovely!

My problem is that the empire waist is just not flattering for me. It makes me look prego and I'm a little too big up top for that look. I certainly wouldn't want to look like a tart!

Any suggestions for a Mrs. that has had several kidlets?

Marsha

Posted by Roxy123 at 17:13

and of course you can ad me as a friend im Christine by the way

Posted by wonderland21 at 21:53

I really like the first dress. i am going to be making a regency dress myself, and I think I'd like to model it after that one :)

Posted by throughtheblack at 09:40

Hi.
I am an amatuer seamstress, and I had already made this dress using the Simplicity pattern, but the fabrics I used had too much give, so I gave up on that one. But I had some trouble with finishing the back. I would like to use buttons, but I'm not experienced with them. How owuld you go about doing this?

Posted by JeterFan2 at 15:44

Wow your costumes are amazing!!! I love Pride and Prejudice!!!!!

Posted by Anonymous at 15:19

these are splendid costumes, i'm sure miss Austen
would have been happy to see what beautiful costumes you're making.

Posted by Hope Aiken at 16:09

I love the old dresses, but i really hate paying like 100 dollars for them so i have tried to make them and sucessfully done so on 1 and thta took me like months so i would love to see more pride and prejudice dresses:) i love that movie, and maybe some more early 1800 dresses thanks