did you put panes in between the legs of your trunkhose? I am actually working on a pair of trunkhose for myself. but i cant decide if i should have panes in between the legs.

It's odd to me that someone needs shown how to embroider. But, I think it's a dying art. I've embroidered before I started school. I always found it relaxing, and a unique way of decorating my home. I live in the Midwest of the States. It can be 110 degrees in the summer, or -30 degrees in the winter. Usually not long, but still uncomfortable. Thank you for the video. Hopefully more people get into gardening and sewing and embroidery. You make it all look very relaxing. 😊❤

A wearable mock up. Much better than wasting fabric on something you'll never wear.

That’s a felling stitch vs. a whip stitch. Sorry to be a nerd.

I put the bunches in a cloth bag and just kinda shake or beat the bag around a bit and the lavender all falls off the stem. Then I sift the lavender for dust and the brown particles works great this way.

Such a good vid and hypeee

You’re an excellent teacher. Thank you

Very interesting and formative,, thank you!

Beautiful stitch! I am Dutch but never learnt this one.

Magnifique ! J'adore ta cape. Merci pour les explications

A THANK YOU, three years later!!!👍😄

Can't believe your videos are 3 years old! My daughter is making an Azriaphale costume and i happened upon your channel! So glad to learn from you!

When it comes to ironing velvet without the proper equipment I learned when I purchased a batch of bagged manufacturing ends that obviously in the jumble were now creased. I ended up steaming from the back and maneuvering the fabric face with swishes of the hand to more evenly return the nap but never using the iron face on the fabric face as I knew all that would be achieved would be flat nap. Through that experienced I soon learned that if I wanted to steam a pattern onto the face I would have used the iron face on the fabric face.

This was so helpful thank you!!

This was so helpful thank you!!

You should your product is superb and helpful in personal projects.

The rainbow outfit looks great!

Hello!

U r awesome ty for the simplicity of your directions lol 😆 4 me this breakdown I'd everything... I don't comment on KZbin this is my 1st. I wish I had u as my friend down the street the ideas we could exchange and your expertise we'd have people ordering lol thank u thank u

Thats a bummer to put in the time to make a great looking cloak all to give it to the customer. It looks great. The first think I sewed for my costume was a cloak.

They look very good. I should venture to the stage of wearing hose and make them instead of just wearing the outerwear to coverup. Also still on the quest to make a body form. The sewing was great tips and technique. As for motivations, my depression does get in the way and when the manic stage happens I do try to take it easy but those things are not always manageable with the meds to the degree the body demands. But I do temporarily move on to another aspect of the project or another project altogether just to break the concentration. cant wait to see the entire series.

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Wow now I want a cloock. My first sewing I did was Barbie doll clothes by hand. Have fun, JoAnn

Try not licking the thread, it plumps it up, wet the needle eye...it’s amazing. 🇨🇦

Hi ! I am currently in a living history association in France, we're reenactinfg Varangian Merchants. I am looking for embrodery patterns and stitches in Scandinavia and Slavic areas, from the 9th to the 11th century. Still no luck :/ Does anyone here have an historical source ? Thank you !!

I enjoyed that so much, thank you

Thank you so much for such clear, slow-paced instructions and personal thoughts! I feel like I can actually use this for learning but it feels like a skilled friend teaching their tips ❤

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Thank you! This so so clear! My bf and I think you're very cool :)

Lovely video....would you consider making a video of your thimble?

My first was Action Man about 60 years ago. My last was my badges on my uniform about 45 years ago. 4 years ago I wished I had a sewing kit as I ripped the arse out of my trousers in Spain. It was a flying visit so I didn't take spare. Lesson learned.

Hi thank you for your video very interesting I was tested for Dyslexia when I was 52, and I am now 72. I now have a word for getting left a right and numbers muddled up Dyscalculiathank you for that. I have the Tudor Taylor book being interested in all things Tudor. I am making a coife for my granddaughter but it turned out very small. I have looked through the whole book and know where doe's it say whether the grids are inches or centimeters can somebody help me with this please thank you.

Fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing this! I honestly would never have found you if not for the Christmas gift thing you participated in a few years ago. So thank you for that as well. The stiches very much put me in mind of the Nålbinding/Needlebinding stictching used by the vikings for “knitwear”. Especially in the way they get more and more ‘complicated’. I checked the embroidery stitches on the Skjoldehamn garment, but the stitches there are nothing like these.

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The way you teach is very clear and helpful, thank you so much ❤

A wonderful project. It will definitely help me make a cape for my Fairy Godmother cosplay. I hope all is going well on your end. Thanks.

You can press velvet by placing one piece face up and one down so the fuzzy part doesn’t crush by the iron

So cool! 😎 looking to make some for ren faire :)

Did 16th century boys and men have to tie tights to the inner part of a trunk hose or doublets with straps up to their thighs? Or did you tie the tights to your thighs? I am not from Western culture, so I am very curious about this.

I seen your pocket on Noelle's page and loved it. I'm going to make a couple for me and my daughter to wear at the Renfaires

So gorgeous. Love the idea of the good omens wings. My mother has those scissors and she is an amazing embroiderer. Such gorgeous prezzies. What a wonderful surprise.

Hello ^_^ Thank you for this video. I'm trying to learn paning so I can incorporate it into my garment making. Leaving a comment & like for the algorithm !!!

Oh, wow, that embroidery is SO ADORABLE! It looks so elegant and whimsical. I totally love it! Had no idea what motive you would choose for the embroidery. It turned out perfect!

Aw, damn! I wish I had found your video half a year ago, when I threw away the upper part of a worn-out jeans. I salvaged parts of the leg fabric to repair another pair of jeans with, but the upper part was still good - only rubbed through at the crotch. I could have made a pocket out of it! 😭

Awesome

This was a fantastic idea! I've watched all of her vids so I know she is a jeans & T-shirt girl for sure & I saw her video on this before yours & know how much she liked it!

Really nice, you got some talent, I've tried the patterns straight from the book, and it did not go smooth, did not get past the mock-up part :(

Even a year later, still an interesting, calming video. Hope all is well with you and your family💕