A History of C17th Jackets, ft. Lots of Embroidery, a Detour to Holland, and Ladies on Horseback!

[@dianejarvis5620]

Really enjoyed this documentary and have subscribed to your channel. Would love to see more of this sort of stuff, particularly you embroidering your own jacket. Thank you.

[@julietbraidwood8466]

Thank you! I'll try and get some more jacket embroidery videos up at some point soon, though life and illness keep getting in the way...

[@lisascenic]

Thank you for this fascinating survey

[@anagromydal]

Very enlightening! Love learning about working class clothing of the past.

[@julietbraidwood8466]

Me too! It’s nice to be able to look at all classes of people, even if most of them didn’t wear pretty sparkly clothes.

[@kyasarin131]

What an excellent video! You're very easy to listen to, and chocked so much information into very little time!! These jackets are all so beautiful.

[@julietbraidwood8466]

Thank you! 😊 They’re absolutely stunning, aren’t they?! It’d be amazing to see them as they were when they were new!

[@EmilyJeanCreates]

Love this video! Thanks for being so informative!

[@julietbraidwood8466]

Thank you!

[@curiousyulia7653]

i wonder if any of these pattern books survived?

[@RhaeyaCreations]

I made one myself and finished it in 2015, if you'd like to talk jackets, just drop me a message. These are such huge passion projects. Keep going, small bites.

[@julietbraidwood8466]

Ooh! How long did it take you? I’m still going in small steps, but there’s nothing like illness to get in the way of progress…

[@RhaeyaCreations]

@Juliet Braidwood it took me 3 years, I picked up worked on a panel for a few months, put it down, and worked on other projects. In total, it was 1927 hours of hand embroidery as I had to learn stitches and reteach myself some stitches at some point. But you can do it! Get better soon!

[@julietbraidwood8466]

Wow! I’d love to see a picture at some point.

[@RhaeyaCreations]

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