I made everything (even the things you can't see) except the shoes, stockings, jewelry and glasses.

The blouse is made of cotton voile, made from Heidi Marsh's Tucked Blouse pattern. Details of the blouse itself can be found here: [link] There is a cameo brooch at the neckline, and faux pearl buttons at the cuffs and down the back. I lost one during the reenactment, but it is beneath the waistline and not a big deal.

The swiss waist is navy cotton, and is another of Heidi Marsh's patterns. I left off the self-ruching and the sashes, but I'm still considering making them. Details of all my alterations to the pattern can be found here: [link]

The skirt is again, cotton. No patterns are necessary for skirts. The fabric however, has a history of its own. I found it at a thrift store -- tons of it. I've made this skirt, a bodice (incompleted), lined a jacket and will make a camp dress for a friend from it. Then the rest of it will go to quilt squares. I've never found such a good deal since.

The hat was actually bought used, but recovered. After the photos were taken I attached a white plume and two pointed peacock feathers.

I'm also wearing a chatelain with a watch and scissors hanging from it, but they are hidden in the folds of my skirt.