2023 sewing review

In this video, I go through all the things I sewed last year.
The makes referenced in the video
1920s lingerie • Making the 1920s body,...
1850s dress • Let's take a look at 1...
1780s stays • making 18th century stays
1910 lingerie dress • 1910 summer dress
1872 polonaise • First bustle era? polo...
1850s bonnet • make a mid 19th centur...
1940s bra • 1940s bra
1872 getting dressed • getting dressed for a ...
viking era dress • What the Vikings wore,...
victorian dolman • Making a victorian win...

[@donnastevens5515]

Just so gorgeous love this fashion era in outfits the corsets look beautiful Donna

[@Jean-ey6pm]

So glad to see you are on the mend. Happy & Healthy New Year & thank you for all the wonderful videos!! How talented you are & how productive!! Looking forward to your 2024 creations!! You are an amazing artisan, thanks for sharing.

[@sewthroughtime]

Thanks! I was a little surprised that I had made that many things 😅 it adds up quickly especially when there isn't a super time consuming make with embroidery or quilting or something similar

[@georginemurray6500]

Can't wait to see the video about the Edwardian corset! One of my favorite eras. ❤

[@sewthroughtime]

It seems my voice is getting better so hopefully soon 😊

[@Cote_d_Azur_Ceramics]

You are so inspiring! I have an urge to immediately sew sth after I watch your videos, that's how much I love what you do!

[@sewthroughtime]

🥰🥰🥰

[@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar]

7:24 Oh wow! This is GORGEOUS!

[@piatc4813]

This is impressive Mariah!

[@donnacoleman4624]

So happy to see u are feeling better😊 U are an amazing lady, and so talented. All of your 2023 garments are wonderful, and I'm looking forward to all the pretty things U have in store for us in 2024❤❤

[@sparker4614]

Every single one of these are wonderful. Great work👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😍😊

[@sewthroughtime]

Thanks 😊

[@KellyBurnett138]

Glad to see your feeling better 🤗

[@sewthroughtime]

Still had to speak slower than usual to get my throat to work 😅 but it's getting there 😊

[@kimhaas7586]

Your makes are so beautiful. I don’t know if you made the bathing suit for your cocktail pool short but I loved that.

[@sewthroughtime]

Thanks! That one is a vintage original. But I will definitely be making some swimsuits this year 😊

[@jenniferstocker5462]

Hi Maria and Happy New Year…. I am so inspired seeing your beautiful sewing from the last year…your work looks so much more like real clothing than costumes, it must be your attention to detail! As a relatively new historical costumer, I struggle with getting things done, unless I’m on a deadline for an event. I’m wondering how you were able to find friends that share your interest in historical dress?

[@sewthroughtime]

Honestly it's mostly just going to events and meeting people there 😅

[@EXO-L45]

Happy New year, hope you are feeling well 🎉

[@sewthroughtime]

My voice is still slightly unreliable 😅 and I'm quite tired but otherwise much better thank you!

[@Celcey24]

I am dying to see more about that red Edwardian corset! I’ve never seen one that’s overbust, and as someone who needs the bust support, I’d love to know more!

[@sewthroughtime]

It's not over bust but rather mid bust, right at the apex 😊 my voice is getting a bit better so I should be able to film the talking bits in the next few days 😊

[@Celcey24]

​@@sewthroughtime Right! I'd call that overbust (even though it only covers part of the bust); as opposed to most Edwardian cosets which stop under the bust entirely. So for me overbust= boob support, and midbust would be like a category within overbust. Regardless, wishing you a smooth recovery and looking forward to your next video!