regency chemise

So I was inspired to make this when I purchased a regency dress from a de-stash.  I like regency but really haven't gotten around to making a chemise.  I want to make the sleeves long with a ruffle at the wrists as the fabric is itchy and I think that ruffles will look pretty.  I'm also debating making a chemisette with long sleeves  and a separate sleeveless chemise instead, so we will have to see.

I've heard good things about the elizabethancostume.net online pattern generator, so I'm going to try it.

http://www.elizabethancostume.net/smockpat/customsmock.cgi?page=1&bust=50&waist=44&hip=55&stowr=23.5&uparm=14&hand=8&stoh=55&stos=15.5&type=all&picsize=small&url=index&item=smock

Here are some other online resources I'm using:

http://sharonburnston.com/shifts.html

For fabric, I have access to a wonderful little Indian grocery and picked up 10 yards of voile weight Indian cotton. (oh ma gawd will that feel nice next to the skin!)  I understand that linen was the usual fabric for shifts, however I live in Northern California and wear my dresses in the summer mostly, if I lived closer to the coastline, I might relent.  Plus my fabric is only $2 a yard!

My goal is to finish this by Halloween... we'll see.