Regencycore: Bridgerton-inspired looks for modern day!

  

Dear Reader,

We think this collection of Copper Creek Patterns will inspire your Regencycore fantasies. What's Regencycore? Regencycore is a trend that has swept through the fashion world, bringing with it a touch of historical elegance and romance. This style draws inspiration from the Regency Era, a period in early 19th century England known for its distinctive fashion, architecture, and art. Think lace, florals, pearl accents, and dramatic colors.

Recently, Regencycore has gained significant popularity, thanks in large part to the hit Netflix series Bridgerton. If you're captivated by the elegant attire and lavish settings of this period drama, you'll love these Copper Creek pattern highlights! 

For each pattern, we'll explain the pattern options, fabric choices, and additional accessories you can add that will make you the Diamond of the Season and the talk of the Ton! We'll also feature a few tutorials that will sharpen your skills. 

Sincerely, Lady W - aka, The Copper Creek Pattern Crew

Butterfly Bias Cut Dress

Crafted on a bias for a breathable and flowy fit, our Butterfly Bias Dress is the drapiest dress on the block. You will love the twirl-ready skirt and flattering flutter sleeves. And you can add pockets!

This Butterfly Bias dress features a plunge v-neck and a high-low hem at a mid-thigh length. The fabric is a red floral lace with a red satin lining. 

Get the Regencycore Look: Add a pair of long gloves, statement jewelery, eye-catching clutch purse, and your favorite pair of heels! 

View the Butterfly Bias Dress pattern and tester gallery here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/butterfly-bias-cut-dress

Claiborne Boho Ruffle Top

 

The Claiborne is a boho-inspired top that can be as dressy or casual as you like! Featuring tasteful, trendy ruffling on the arms and skirt, the Claiborne's shape includes fitted shoulders and a flared bodice. Make it with lightweight fabric for a breathable summer top!

This Claiborne top features an empire waist, 3/4 length sleeves, and a single ruffle hem. The fabric is lightweight floral woven fabric. 

Get the Regencycore Look: Use lightweight woven fabric with large, repeating floral prints. We suggest cotton voile, lightweight linen, rayon challis, and chambray. Consider adding touches of lace at the hems. Accessorize with pearl jewelry or a statement necklace! Pair with your favorite skinny jeans and ankle boots. 

View the Claiborne Boho Ruffle Top pattern and tester gallery here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/the-claiborne-womens-boho-ruffle-top

The Nora Top

Trendy and flattering, the Nora is a versatile wardrobe staple! With pattern options including banded and split hems, neckline variations, and sleeve lengths, you are going to find yourself making more and more and more of Nora!

This Nora top features a scoop neck, elbow-length sleeves, and a split hem. The fabric is a lightweight spandex/polyester knit in a floral pattern. 

Get the Regencycore Look: Use a knit fabric with large, repeating floral prints. We suggest a sweater or jersey knit for stretch and warmth. Complete the look with chunky bracelets, your favorite heels, and stylish hair accessories!

View the Nora pattern and tester gallery here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/the-nora-womens-sweater-top

Forget Me Knot Top

The Forget Me Knot is a laid-back, airy, and oh-so comfy tee with a flattering front knot detail. Customize the neckline, bodice length, sleeves, and add an optional breast pocket to make Forget Me Knot just right for you! 

This Forget Me Knot top is made with a jersey knit in a striking floral pattern. It features shirt-length bodice and short sleeves. 

Get the Regencycore Look: Just like the other tops above, make the Forget Me Knot with romantic knit florals. Add stretch lace at the hems or pocket top! Pair with your favorite flowy skirt or dress pant!

View the Forget Me Knot Tee pattern and tester gallery here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/the-harriet-knot-tee

The Enchanted Overlay Skirt

 

The Enchanted Overlay Skirt is a chic pairing of a peak-a-boo circle skirt lining under a flowing gathered circle skirt.  The Enchanted Overlay Skirt is a midi-length skirt with a comfortable elastic waistband. 

This size inclusive pattern is drafted for up to a 64 1/2 inch - 164 cm waist. The Enchanted Overlay skirt uses 58" wide lightweight woven fabrics such as satin, silk, embroidered sheer chiffon or tulle, satin lining, taffeta lining, and similar fabrics. 

This Enchanted Overlay is made with a lace fabric overlay and satin lining. 

Get the Regencycore Look: Pair with a soft sweater and colorful shoes. Add a clutch purse and pearl earrings to complete the look!

View the Enchanted Overlay Skirt pattern and tester gallery here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/enchanted-overlay-skirt

Did you know we also have the Enchanted Overlay in child and teen sizes? Check it out here! https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/enchanted-overlay-skirt-childrens

The Emmeline Dress

Emmeline in plus size featuring a v-neck, long sleeves, and maxi-length skirt.

The versatile Emmeline Gathered Dress is a customer favorite for a reason! Make it sleeveless and mini-skirt length for a fun night on the town. Make it long sleeve, maxi-length for an evening wedding. Make any of the options, and the Emmeline will have you looking fabulous! --- and did we mention you can add pockets?!

This maxi-length Emmeline is made with a stretchy knit in a striking floral pattern. It includes a v-neck and long sleeves. 

Get the Regencycore Look: Dress up your Emmeline with a statement necklace, romantic evening makeup, and dressiest purse! 

View the Emmeline pattern and tester gallery here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/the-emmeline-gathered-dress

The Samantha Dress

The child version of our Emmeline, the Samantha Children’s Gathered Dress is perfectly comfortable and cute! Whether you want to keep your child cozy with long sleeves and a maxi-length skirt or keep them cool with a sleeveless bodice and a vintage length skirt, this dress has got you covered. 

Designed with comfortable knit fabrics and accommodating lengths for play, this dress also includes convenient inseam pockets for your child's trinkets. And don't forget about the delightful "twirl" factor!⁠

This maxi-length Samantha is made with a stretchy knit in a striking floral pattern. It includes a v-neck and short sleeve pattern options. 

Get the Regencycore Look: Dress up your Samantha with stretch lace accents at the hem and your child's favorite hair acessories! 

View the Samantha pattern and tester gallery here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/products/the-samantha-gathered-dress

Tutorials

We have a few sewing tutorials that will help achieve the regencycore look of your dreams!

How to Sew a Bishop Sleeve

A bishop sleeve is like the cool cousin of sleeves—it's all puffy at the top, but then it tightens up around the elbow and wrist. It's the kind of sleeve that adds some flair and fancy vibes to your outfit, whether you're wearing a blouse, dress, or top.

Maybe you like something a bit more dramatic? Elegant? Wowza?! No matter what your reasons, a bishop sleeve can make any dress stand out in a crowd. And contrary to what you may think, converting any generic on-the-fold sleeve pattern to a bishop sleeve is actually quite easy. So let’s get started.

Read the full tutorial here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/blogs/alterations-and-fittings/how-to-sew-a-bishop-sleeve

 

How to Colorblock with Lace Tutorial

This stylish technique combines bold blocks of color with the delicate elegance of lace, creating a unique and eye-catching piece that’s perfect for any wardrobe. Whether you’re looking to refresh an old favorite or craft a new statement piece, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the entire process, from selecting your materials to the final stitch. Dive into this creative project and watch your cardigan transform into a chic, fashion-forward garment that’s sure to turn heads!

Read the full tutorial here: https://coppercreekpatterns.com/blogs/alterations-and-fittings/how-to-color-block-with-lace

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