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Welcome to the third part of my 1860s transformation dress series! Today I'm going to show you how to make a hoop skirt in three different sizes that will cover all your mid-Victorian needs:
1) narrow crinoline is more suitable for day wear, that's good in confined areas, where you don't have a lot of space and if you want to try wearing hoop skirts for the first time
2) regular hoop skirt that could be used for a day dress but also for more formal Victorian attire, like a ball gown
3) large crinoline for when you just want to go a bit extra. I would only use it for a ball gown or evening dress.

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:19 Choosing hoop skirt size
01:31 Cutting the parts
04:36 Sewing the parts together
07:28 Making boning channels
11:20 Adding the waistband
14:37 Inserting the hoop steel
17:04 Making the bum pad
18:03 Finished results
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Music:
Childhood by Scott Buckley
Elementary by Scott Buckley
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White Petals by Keys of Moon
Sunset Landscape by Keys of Moon
Awakening Dew by Keys of Moon
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Frozen Mountains by Alexander Nakarada
Emotional Piano Improvisation by Alexander Nakarada
(www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License
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Intro music Daydreams by BatchBug
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No.6 In My Dreams - Esther Abrami
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