Yea! Great job and thanks for making bite size lessons

So interesting 😊 thanks for such a great video

Love it!❤

I would be interested. What level of knitting, as I am a beginner.

Really enjoyed this Lizzie. Thank you!

Why do you sound and talk exactly like a bootleg Percia Verlin. I was actually confused at first.

I know this was a lot of work and you did a great job loved it

I feel your pain, currently have one sleeve left for my first crochet cardigan:(

I'm interested :)

I wish I could knit a sweater in 3 hours 😮! 😂

I love her movies! The Thin Man series is one of my faves too!

Looks lovely❤ I did mine in dk too. I'm going to try aran next but what a fabulous pattern x

It’s so pretty. I want to make one too. Would you do a knit along for this?

Love Myrna she was magical

If someone managed to get there hands on one of the original books in the uk, scanned the pages and sent them to yourself, would you allow people free access to the book?

Just stumbled on your video bc I love 40's fashion and I love coats. Looking in your background my bedroom is painted a very similar color and I love dragonflies🙂

Good HUSBAND!

You are so RIGHT!!!!!!

Looking forward to what you decide to make. I love the 40s and I have some houndstooth that I have put aside for a coat. Love the book, would appreciate you doing a flip thru.

I’m looking forward to seeing what you decide to make Lizzie and your final piece. ❤️❤️🌺

Super fun intro! I need to get past the coat fear

Loved the intro😊 can't wait to see your journey making the coat. Love the material x

Hope you're feeling better. Sounds good. Love how you're responding to viewers - and that you're planning themed projects around individuals and decades. Wishing you all the best for 2025!

Looking good!

I am just now jumping into learning about Haslam and went thru most of your Haslam playlist :). I now have the chart & foundation instructions as well as one of the "fuller figured" books with some fantastic Princess style coats (Fuller figured drafting No.3 - 1956). I've read thru all instructions and took current measurements and about to begin drafting out the foundation pieces. my question is the fuller figured book begins by saying "The draftings are based on the foundation dress pattern for the fuller figure." I have not seen anything for foundation instructions specific to 'fuller figure'. is that something you have seen? I also came across your Reddit group, so if you expect to continue posting in it, I'll join it. I am not much for Reddit, but appreciate info that can be found there :)

Happy New Year Lizzie. I hope you are feeling a bit better now. Your plans sound very exciting. Xx ❤️🌺

Some really interesting plans Lizzie! I love Film Noir of course and will also be especially interested to see vintage menswear, which we never usually get to see made. I’m thinking tailoring!! I have all those vintage tailoring books and all the good intentions but so far …. nuffink!!!! has happened 😂 Sure you will inspire me! ❤️❤️❤️

Happy new year love hearing about your plans! My crafting theme this year is two key words play and style juxtaposition I really want a coat too specifically a rain trench and a 60s coat

You're sound okay, love. As for plans, I too will be working on losing some weight, partly because I need to change my diet (food is EXPENSIVE). On the craft side, I will be working on beading projects as well as origami. But my priority will be writing. Looking forward to see you plans progress.

Happy New Year Lizzie 🎉 Sounds like you have some great sewing plans for this year. I made a 1920s dalmation print Cruella fur coat for Christmas and it was a labour of love that even got thrown in a black rubbish bin bag for a while😂 Anyway I finished her now and renamed her to Daisy, the leading lady from the 1927 film the Lodger 😂 Anyway enjoy your projects, I look forward to seeing your creations 🤩

I want to be able to knit like this. I’m an expert with crochet but I suck at knitting. Here’s a thought maybe. What if you did a tutorial and did the tutorial in steps? Just a thought. You knit so beautifully!

At last I have had a chance to finish watching video. That was so fascinating Lizzie. I appreciate the time and effort it takes to put these videos together. My chosen word for 2025 is magnificent. I hope you and your hubby have a magnificent 2025. Xx ❤️🌺

At last I’m starting to catch up with KZbin. I would love those movies. I never think to look for them. My favourite skirt has always been the pencil skirt. I think they always look smart and if they fit correctly give you a nice line. I need to make one this year. I hope you are having a fabulous New Year. It’s already 2025 here and I plan to spend sometime in my sewing room. As we are in our summer it’s getting very hot here, thank goodness for air conditioning. Have a wonderful day Lizzie. Xx ❤️🌺

My mother who was born in 1928 told me her mother made her a dress for her doll for Christmas! they had so little and my grandfather had lost his factory job! The 4 kids grew a garden had chickens and a pig! Her older sister took care of the kids so my grandmother worked in a wool factory! My mom passed away two weeks ago at the age of 96, I so appreciate all the story’s and the sacrifice she made for me so I had a better life and Christmas! A Jewish family always gave them food and clothes because they had so little! I give thanks for them and their kindness!

Great topic first time here

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Nothing has changed 😅😮 I was born in 64. An lived in a wonderful house a typical middle class family . . My parents lived through the thirty s . An I learned a lot from. Mom. . The same happened in the 80s when I had my son .wasn't any different. . Now its 2024 gee . What do you think went wrong .

Mother made rice and raisins. We need to support food banks. But we really need affordable housing. I wish we had a caring president but the hope is gone for that now.

I take time for peace and meditation. I give thanks for a roof over my head and heat and warm food, and quiet. I give thanks for the seasonal food I can find and afford. I give thanks for a day off work. I give thanks for a job that pays the bills and a car that works, and people who are kind in my life. I give thanks for the efficiency apartment that is half of my wages. Other people have gone through hard times which tells me that I can survive, too.

Hi merry Christmas to you thanks God bless you happy new year love Patricia curry Danville VA ❤🎄🙏

One of my favorite Christmas movies is The Homecoming/ A Walton's Christmas.

My Great-Aunt Anne made the Date Squares once a year and I loved them!

Wow...interesting!

I'm 80 and believe me..nobody back then showed cleavage unless you were on stage. The AVERAGE woman did not. Just clarifying for young ones ! Some good black and white photos would help someone finish the podcast. Don't care to watch someone talk.

I am a Christmas and 1930's 1940's person. But it is hard to find much on the 1930's, so I am so glad that I found this video (thank you, I hope to see/find more)

Hi Liz. I hope you have a lovely holiday. I your cast was very interesting. I remember the bowls of nuts and hard candy at my grandmother’s house. There were 7 kids and it didn’t take long before those bowls were empty! You’ve brought some lovely Christmas memories for me. Thank you! ❤

Two books that mention Blacks in Canada during the Depression: North of the Color Line: Migration and Black Resistance in Canada, 1870-1955 Book by Sarah-Jane Mathieu The Journey from Tollgate to Parkway: African Canadians in Hamilton Paperback - Illustrated, Dec 14 2010 by Adrienne Shadd (Author)

Hi I seem to have lost the sound partway. You may want to check.