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I enjoyed this video.

🥹beautiful😊

Is there a pattern for "bloomers" with a gusset? I need one!

a life saver !

Thank you!

Thank you for this! I was totally flummoxed by the instructions on my 1958 pattern, but I wanted to do it authentically. Now it makes more sense.

new bought snaps nowadays rust away in a couple of washes in the washing machine......the snaps on my shoes were worn before my shoe was....the quality of the metal certainly went down as well...

pfew......been struggling with finding a way to make elegant clothes with elegant closures edwardian style inspired....not easy...they took a lot more time to get in and out dresses then nowadays!! But then, nowadays clothing is so much simpler in construction

So helpful thank you

Amazing video, can make video about 1912 cerulean blue dress. The dress is so beautiful!!!

Wow, I had no idea that snaps had been around for so long. Great video.

Fascinating, thank you!

You have done an amazing job working out the construction!

Thank you for this helpful tutorial! I just got your pyjama and housecoat pattern with the square "princess seam" panels on the housecoat. I am really struggling with how to join these pieces to the main coat pieces without causing bad bunching /getting extra gathers caught in the seam (specifically at the square corner join). The main coat body that is snipped to the circle aligning to the square princess seam pieces is what's causing me difficulty. Is there any chance you could make a tutorial video explaining how to join those pieces neatly?

Always such a fun, and elegant style.

Watched this in April 2024!

Thanks so much for sharing the historic method originally conceived for this shoulder line. It was interesting, but I am so confused as to why the sleeve isn't set onto the facing as though it was the armhole and then topstitched in place. It's topstitched anyway, but this method relies heavily on prep and dexterity, whereas the other way would be just as accurate in the end but use a whole extra 3 feet of thread.

This is a great video! Thank you for sharing.

Wing-a-ling sandwich made me smile

Absolutely beautiful details! Thank you for sharing.

Best video, thanks so much for sharing

Interesting cuff detail for the long sleeve.

I realize this was a very quick overview, but I can't help thinking you should have mentioned cutting the holes on the facing and stitching them around the bound buttonholes. I mean it should be a no-brainer, but not everyone who sews knows that it needs to be done. It's a little thing, but it's something that many may need to be reminded about. Oh, and I couldn't fine the pattern on your website or your Etsy shop.

Such lovely delicate details 😍

This was wonderful!

That turned out to be a pretty cool pattern after all!

Oh this is ADORABLE!

This is going to be a fun one to make! The video was very helpful in understanding how it goes together.

What a lovely clear and easy to understand tutorial. Thank you so much 😊

Hello, there. I just watched this video. I was just wondering if you like to remake or reproduction one of my patterns. I have from 1910s.

Thank you for sharing this! I've done a few shirts with this placket and ruined it each time LOL. I was thinking about redrafting the placket on a shirt I want to see, but thanks to your tutorial, I'm going to try again. Thank you!!

Very helpful. Thank you.

Thank you so much for creating this video. It's very important subject matter should be made common knowledge.

That turned out so well. Thank you for sharing :)

Thank you so much for this tutorial. This was exactly what I've been looking for in an apron pattern. As someone else said, "no nonsense", but so cute and understandable.

Thank you VERY much!!! Now I think I can make this system work for me.

May i know did the last must sew manual handstitch? or Can i use machine??

Thank you. Just starting to do some more sewing and the instructions on my pattern for how to do a continuous lap were unclear. This was very helpful for someone who has never made one before.

The dress on the right is very similar to my great grandmother's wedding dress, from 1912. All that was left when I was little was the bodice and omg, the hooks, the eyes, the snaps were so complicated but when it was all done up it looked great. Well as great as a terminally fragile mix of Persian silk, French lace and tiny faux crystals made for a woman wearing an industrial strength corset could look on a skinny 11 year old!

A few tips: OBVIOUSLY ITS HOT! Don’t burn yourself!! Try at home at your own peril. 1- if you find one, make sure it has the rods! I have no idea how to replicate or replace them. 2- heat them up HOT! Silk can take a higher heat than you think, but test on a scrap first. 3- I used a vinegar and water solution to spray on it before putting it through the machine. 4- my edges are pinked, so I haven’t tried a hemmed length yet. 5- it wants to go off center and pulls towards the right, so kept needing to readjust. 6- I found working in strips easier than a long, sewn, length. Because it likes to go off kilter. 7- you’ll need to heat them OFTEN. I bet factories had more than one set of rods. 8- I just gathered the top edge. It’s not pleats, more like wiggles, so it won’t lay flat for sewing. 9- If you wash it, it will come out! It may also come out in humidity. So you may want to consider if tacking on trimmins is better for your project so you can remove and re-flute them later. Ok, that's it!

Thank you❤

I’m knitting a sweater that has animal print and wanted to add animal print buttons. I got tried of searching for them and started searching for info to make them. Your video makes it look pretty easy. Now to find that animal print fabric, which I think I already have, and the Dritz button kit. Very good explanation 👍🏾

can not recommend Truly Victorian patterns. the lady is racist as fuck and when i was going by my maiden name still i was treated way different by her than my friends with english sounding names. and after the Silk Road dress desaster she pretty much proved where she stands

I needed this video because my pattern instructions were vague on this step. It was useful. But a lot of unnecessary side comments that made me want to stop watching. Not sure if it’s to fill up time to monetise the video.

mines pop out

Thank you 💖

Thank you so much! This was so helpful!

great demo. does not need the music as pretty as it is. it distracts from your voice. thank you.

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Girdle pattern..is that what they called it and even looked for?