Historical Sewing Podcast

Author: Jennifer Rosbrugh: Historical costumer, sewing teacher, 19th C fashion enthusiast

Jennifer Rosbrugh hosts discussions on fabrics, patterns, techniques, special guest interviews, and sewing motivation to help you in your historical costuming journey and inspiring joy in your creative life.
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017 Interview with Jennie Chancey of Sense and Sensibility
Episode 17
Tuesday, 27 April, 2021

If you’ve dabbled even a little in Regency and Edwardian costuming, you’ve more than likely come across the Sensibility Patterns site with lovely sewing patterns and blog posts to inspire the Jane Austen and early 1900s worlds we love. In this episode we’ll get to know the creator of Sense & Sensibility Patterns, Jennie Chancey – from her creative beginnings and influences, favorite costumes and museums, to new changes she’s working on with her pattern line. She has true international experience in various cultures that inspires her projects and skills. Enjoy this delightful and encouraging interview! Show Notes and Mentions -Bring Anne of Green Gables into your world with the original films and associated products from Sullivan Entertainment (no affiliation) -More on HistoryBounding (and RegencyCore) in Podcast 14 –Museum of London -Blog post on Perfectionism in Historical Costuming –Janet Arnold’s Pattern of Fashion 2 (Amazon aflink) or will be available later at The School of Historical Dress, UK –Wearing History blog -Where to find Jennie: Website, Patterns of Time, Sensibility Telegram Channel -Jennifer's other site and for new pattern line: Emma Lily Designs -Find Jennifer on Gab: @JenRosbrugh – Episodes are released on Wednesdays. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes to keep updated on new releases and have first access to new episodes as they are released. Find the podcast on other platforms by visiting the Podcast page for links. Contact us by email at sewing at historicalsewing dot com or on our Contact Page.