If you cover the plastic wrap with layers of duck tape, then mark the tape, you’ll have a much more stable basic pattern, and won’t deform or stretch.

Thank you for doing that , you do well ,; it looks sweet , also I felt like reading a book!

You are awesome! Thank u for sharing.

Hello Taylor! Are you planning on making future videos? I really miss your style and skills.

I love your vibe!

I'm in the process of making my own gamurra and this video was so helpful for me ! I tried the bodice construction method and I'm very impressed with it. Many thanks for your work !

If woman and men still wearing this type of clothes it's beautiful pudic and stylish !

Lovely!

Awesome! Can totally see how these would be great in the winter for the larger calf ladies that can't find boots that are comfy. Thank you !!!!! Skips off to raid the pantry for plastic wrap and the fabric stash to see what's hiding there :)

The ruffle technique soooo much better than zig-zagging over the cord! Which you always catch one spot no matter how careful you are!

The dress colors are perfection!

Great video! Lovely petticote. I learned a new method of ruffling! I enjoyed your choice of music.

Amazing🎉

Gorgeous! Such a lot of work. How do you keep your thread from getting knots when you are hand sewing? Do you use waxed thread?

What would you wear to the preemiere of the magic flute

It's gorgeous. You did well

So happy for you! Lake of Shining Waters and "The Avenue,or, White Way to Light". You all look lovely, classy. You did Marilla proud!❤

Very nice, I am learning to sew 1750s time period, I am totally amazed at the complexity of women's clothing, I need to get a gown make before October, as my wife and I are doing anniversary pictures then my clothing, Breeches, shirt, waistcoat, and frock coat are simple by comparison.

Absolutely love it. And I love the fact that you give us so much information to do this customer thank you

I had to really search around for this, but it was exactly was I wanted to sate my curiosity! Thank you. This style of video reminds me of older youtube in the best way, and I'm really glad I found it :)

Love it. Very feminine.

😻😻😻 beautiful. I love the striped fabric, perfect shades of deep brown ish gold and I love how the chevron pattern turned out 😻❤. I have both of those patterns but I haven’t tried them yet. I have to go through my fabric now. You made it look so easy ❤

Wow you must have tons of compliments on your dresses, such beautiful work and goregeous dresses.

So thrilled I found this video! The Aesthetic Movement is my favourite slice of Victorian/Edwardian and so few people delve into it! It really baffles me as there are so many folks doing history bounding and turn of the century clothing - and this period really is the embodiment of graceful shlump! The most beautiful comfies in all the land! More! More!

The Swedish royal family have both a cameo tiara, and a cut steel one.

Браво! Прекрасно! Спасибо!

What time of year did you visit the chateau? Loved your video!

Looks fab! 🎉❤

Love your pearl drop earrings….do you ever do them or other jewelry in silver?

This is so beautiful <3

What a lovely experience!

this would be a dream. come. true!!!!

Paste is fake gem?

I just discovered your channel (after years of buying your jewelry). This is an EXCELLENT tutorial! Thank you!

I love the stack method. I also had been using my civil war corset. When I make a new gown. I will try this method

Very pretty! 🤗💖

Beautiful work and you look gorgeous 😊

It is so interesting ! I am currently fond of stone carving in the XVIIIth century, so this video is just the one I was looking for ! Thank you for your work !

❤amazing

Hi, just re-watched these videos, because I am contemplating making a gown from this era for an event. Would you be willing to tell me how many yards of material this took? Thanks.

Das schöne an der Mode. Eine normale Frau sieht darin wunderschön aus.

Looks great! Love the cord technique thanks~

Very, very nicely done! I am a collector of a specific kind of jewelry (usually called "heraldic") but I am fascinated by all kinds of jewelry. I always wondered were the term "parure" originated....

Thank you. I enjoyed the jewels and the information about them. Thank you.

I love the early 1800s gowns, and the early 1900s gowns. I'm weirdly specific. 😭 My grandpa gave me a Sears Roebuck catalogue book from 1908 several years ago and I love it. The gowns are beautiful.

That fabric is absolutely gorgeous, and your open robe came out beautifully. I even like the pleats facing forward in this case; they look right since it is open in front and not joining together. I love the 1790's!

Did you cut out two pieces of fabric since you didn’t use the zipper?

I adore anything Georgian and that was very interesting.

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Really lovely. I do prefer the linen, for its drape and flow. A few years back my partner and I made Emilie Flogë and Gustav Klimt garments for an Alphonse Mucha party. He dyed and sewed Klimt’s blue smock, and I copied one of Flogë’s black and white striped gowns. Most people had absolutely no idea what we were all about, but the one person who got it, really got it.