Apple Watch Chatelaine || Historical Remix

‪@bernadettebanner‬ joined us in making an Apple Watch chatelaine. We remixed a classic EDC system to be modern and fashionable.
Please go check out the video I did with ‪@bernadettebanner‬ on her channel! Will be posted on Saturday.
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Things purchased to build the Chatelaine:
Chatelaine chain- Signofthegreyhorse on Etsy etsy.me/1QWiU2M
Apple Watch- Apple Watch 3 (GPS/38mm), black, second hand
(Do not get the newer version because most of the new bells and whistles only work on the wrist, so if you will only be using it as a pocket watch or chatelaine it would be a waste of money.)
Stylus etsy.me/3gIvHw6
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[@bernadettebanner]

♥️♥️ This was so much fun to film with you (and now I absolutely need to make me one of these too)!

[@heidiharris_]

Oh my goodness!! Collaboration dreams DO come true ✨

[@cziegle3794]

I enjoyed that collaboration video immensely.

[@americanlady738]

I enjoyed this collaboration!

[@ccoeurjoli]

J’ai hâte de découvrir la châtelaine de Bernadette 😉 !! Merci pour cette joyeuse vidéo 😊 !!

[@claire2088]

I would love to see that! It would be amazing if you could find a smartwatch that looked more like a pocket watch, someone somewhere must make them lol

[@Dreymasmith]

This is all those small but absolutely essential things that seem to sink to the bottom of the dreaded handbag. Chatelaines NEED to make a major comeback. Love how the items changed as you went, according to usefulness in daily life.

[@jolorraine27]

And even if you don't want to carry it on your person, you can hook it onto the inside of your bag so you can find it easier.

[@janaekelis]

i have cheap costume chains that i hook things like my hand sanitizer and keys, then i clip it to the bottom of my bag strap and tuck them in the bag. when i need something i just yank the chain and its out!

[@roguetaco5487]

@@jolorraine27 yes! This is such a great idea. And the video was a fun learning experience. Definitely will figure out how to make one for my purse.

[@Dreymasmith]

@@janaekelis Modern day variation on the chatelaine!

[@caligrafiabella]

It's the perfect mix of beauty, history, and practicality! Perfection.

[@PAULIVenezuela]

The chatelaines made me remember an odd item in my granny's purse. She has this key chain with several small chains that holds (besides her keys): a small scissors, a denin envelope with a couple of needles, black and white thread and a couple of buttons, a pocketknife, a small fork and a small spoon. She calls it her "low cost swiss army knife" and she always hangs this key chain on her purse. As a joke I asked her for one of those to have in in my backpack in college, she gave me one, you don't have idea how usefull was back then! Many emergencies where solved thanks to my grandma's key chain XD

[@msjkramey]

That's awesome. I gotta make one

[@ASentientPlant]

So a chatelaine reminded you of a chatelaine? Imagine that. LOL.

[@chrysanthemum8233]

I can imagine that servants would think of the lady of the house's chatelaine as a very useful item: "boss is coming, look busy!"

[@iramage2235]

My homeroom teacher had a heavy key chain with lots of keys. You could always hear him approaching the classroom so yeah, we stopped all the mischief and looked busy when he entered the classroom lol

[@lisettegarcia]

Like putting a bell on a cat's collar 🤣

[@Filecabinet0170]

@@lisettegarcia all bosses should wear one! 😉

[@LaineyBug2020]

The way she used her apple watch on the chatelaine makes me think it would be cool to find a sort of clasping hinged cover that would make it actually look like an antique pocket watch.

[@AA-vr8ve]

Yes!

[@AA-vr8ve]

It would aslo protect it more too!

[@saritshull3909]

3D print it and paint it to look like enamel!

[@snickersblah]

Yes! Or even just a little leather cover flap

[@mfastel]

The black and gold theme is GORGEOUS.

[@littlelizzyann]

So, so gorgeous. And the little discursion on how to do it inexpensively was really sweet.

[@amierikke6225]

I’m an RN, and discovered that Victorian Nurses wore chatelaines on their uniforms with specific tools helpful while they carried out their nursing duties. Chatelaine are fascinating.

[@cristiaolson7327]

So cool! These remind me of the chains of little personal tools viking women attached to the broaches that pinned to the sides of the fronts of their dresses (about at the place where overalls buttons would be). They served a similar purpose of being both ornamental (some were highly decorated with beads, precious stones or metalwork), and useful in keeping small and often-accessed tools at hand. It hadn't occurred to me that there was a more recent equivalent, and attached to the belt is arguably more wearable in modern attire. I might need to design a modern version for myself to keep ready those little things that I need all the time but constantly sink to the bottom of my purse.

[@mystictheshapeshifter]

Exactly what I was reminded of as well! I read about them briefly once and they sounded really fun and useful! Would you perhaps remember if they have a specific name or term that would make it easy to look up? I’d like to do some research and maybe recreate a chatelaine for myself in a more norse style 😁 Edit: I’ve found some good reference photos myself! ^^ I looked up “Viking chatelaine” and that worked well enough lol

[@Evaleastaristev]

My "Key chain" which actually hangs off my belt loop, is a large Carabiner, with smaller carabiners hanging off it that carry various things that are useful in my weekly life. I have my keys, house and car on separate, a bottle opener, a mini multi-tool, eyeglass screwdriver, hair ties, and a couple of thumb drivers. It's not fancy, nor even vaguely historical, but I think it's a modern equivalent. After watching this, I may have to add my Pokemon Go watch! And it certainly announces my presence!

[@kslade3320]

Aw. Now I wanna see your Pokemon watch!

[@Evaleastaristev]

@@kslade3320 I....may have misspoke calling it a watch. It's a little thing that can sit on my wrist like a watch and turns pokestops for me, and tosses normal pokeballs at pokemon in range, attempting to catch them, all while I'm not actively playing. it's mostly function, not really form.

[@Du-Masses]

Genius…all my stuff falls out of my tragically small pockets so I need to adapt

[@kiarakeeper2154]

They not only show your status but also your interests. Someone who doesn't sew, isn't going to keep a sewing needles.

[@wickedpissa25]

Her reference to "taking up space" reminded me of something a professor once said to me in college: "Sometimes, the greatest act of resistance is simply to continue to exist."

[@dshe8637]

Yes, great point. Us larger women often feel the need to apologise for just being ourselves.

[@lisam5744]

I love the apple watch fob you created. And wearing the watches like that (upside-down to others) is historically accurate. And you two were just having too much fun with this!

[@ragnkja]

I’m reminded of nurse watches that they pin to their uniform/scrubs, because those watches are also upside down for the same reason.

[@TheMetatronGirl]

Years ago, my dad made a beaded chatelaine for my mom. She used it for her cross stitch notions, and of course, her high quality embroidery scissors. Loved seeing you put together yours!

[@Strampunch]

I dress in a more traditionally masc way (trousers, waistcoat, jacket or coat etc) so the closest thing to a chatelaine that I've worn is either a double pocket watch chain or a watch fob. I've been eyeing chatelaines on Etsy for a bit, but I think this video convinced me to finally pick one I can customize :) Lovely video, you got a new subscriber today!

[@cakeeeetime]

Etsy.... I didn't think of etsy.... Maybe... don't diy... all of it -^^-

[@anguista]

Hello, internet stranger. I definitely scrolled too fast and thought your username was "Steampunch". I thought you maybe moonlighted as a steampunk graphic novel protagonist. 😉 Carry on! Please let us people in comment world know if you start carrying a chatelaine on your person. I hope I see chatelaines in public! It'd be rad.

[@ddudley2066]

Townsends and sons on the internet have some very reasonable prices for their chatelaines.

[@fighttheevilrobots3417]

This video was so so interesting and entertaining! Thank you so so much! The Anthropologist in me is giddy. I find the idea of women using Chaterlains as an external symbol of her status in the society so fascinating. If you are a doctor, you need a stethoscope, if you are a carpenter you have your hammer. These objects are part practicality, and part symbol, like so many things. It looks awesome, your happiness when you were trying it on made my day. I wish every child had history and social studies teachers like you.

[@GoVocaloider]

This is what I was thinking! Women had their own Swiss army knife toolset all along! This thing needs to make a comeback!

[@saraharnold6790]

I was introduced to chatelaines recently and it was a “where have you been all my life” moment. Making one of my own has definitely moved up on my list of things to do list ❤️

[@rollerblaze5041]

I’m procrastinating cleaning my house scrolling through antique chatelaines as we speak! I used to keep every important thing I own attached to my key ring. This is an actually useful version of that!

[@andreamakesthings851]

@@rollerblaze5041 it's not procrastinating, it's delayed gratification! You're delaying the housework, and that's very gratifying 😆

[@MossyMozart]

@@andreamakesthings851 - .^_^. | .^_^. | .^_^.

[@_ZeroQueen_]

My two fave historical baddies together in a video. I needed this!!! I hope the chatelaine makes a comeback.

[@mommashortcake6647]

Best way to get it to come back is to make one and use it 😁

[@_ZeroQueen_]

@@mommashortcake6647 Eventually when finances and time allow, Id like to

[@tamaravsthevoid]

I recently made a chatelaine from an old hair ornament that the clip broke off the back of, used some chains and attachments from the old jewellery kit at my grandmothers place from when my grandad used to make and repair jewellery, and repurposed my old sewing kit for the scissors and needle case! I still have a few things to add, and you’ve inspired me with the AirPods and Apple Watch attachments!

[@Greenteabook]

I have a "stealth" version of one of these, made out of straps with hooks and loops on the ends. I never had a name for it though, thank you!

[@mcwjes]

I love this! I've been fixated on mini sewing kits, especially ones that look like walnuts or acorns and this is wildly interesting!

[@lorisewsstuff1607]

Love it! I have something similar. I'm an eyeglass wearer. Before eyeglasses with arms to go over the ears became common men would have retractable chain brooches that their glasses or magnifiers would hang from. I got so excited when I read about that. I have this weird thing going on where I don't need glasses anymore for reading or close up work but I do for things that are a few feet away. Now I have my glasses dangling from a modern retractable lanyard when I read or handsew. It makes me feel so old-fashioned.

[@jr3wx]

I'm obsessed with this collab! Y'all are so charming together and this is the most aesthetic toolkit I think I've ever seen!

[@leoniezaghini9432]

I have found my people. I was fascinated by chatelaines as a child, you have just sparked my interest in a big way, thank you ladies for this collaboration!

[@DawnOldham]

The pure JOY on Cheney’s face as she looked at her Chatelaine for the first time was a treat!

[@thegentleknitter]

I CANNOT get over how cool this is!!! I don't dress in vintage- or historical-style clothing, but my mind is now buzzing with ideas on how I can adapt this concept to suit my way of dressing. I love the message at the end of doing this with what's on hand, without breaking the bank. Btw, I'm just discovering your channel, and I think you have amazing content.

[@deborahwager5883]

Okay, so now my Christmas wish list includes "chatelaine". That looks so wonderful!

[@DeeDeeCatMom]

Take sure you specify, because it's a very popular Canadian magazine 😆

[@deborahwager5883]

@@DeeDeeCatMom lol Good to know! I provided a link to one on etsy as an example, so fingers crossed.

[@mushongaroberts]

This video offers so much pleasure. I love seeing the two of you presenting the chatelaine in a way that transforms and allows it to straddle time periods. As always Cheney, I love your use of fabric and silhouette to create a garment that defies time, location and status. I got to get me one of those chatelaine and some of that Ankara fabric.

[@stace0712]

Well, you've just convinced me to add a chatelaine to my dream "historical mix" outfit. A 14th Century houppelande, a 16th Century girdle, and now the chatelaine! Nice!

[@DjurslandsEfterskole]

This is crazy! I'm in the ADHD community. As ADHD'ers, many of us are known for losing everything that's not physically attached to our bodies. I have ADHD friends who've come up with exactly this solution to solve that problem! They'll wear keys and similar on chains on their trousers, and you can always hear when they're approaching from the cling clang of the items I can't believe that it's not just something we've come up with to manage our ADHD, but something that actually has a name and has existed for centuries! That's wiiiild! I can confirm that it's extremely practical and functional Thank you so much for sharing!

[@MojoMama7]

I'm glad you're letting the world know you're here! Thank you for this wonderful experience.

[@shamancarmichael5305]

As a disabled person I can't hang things off a belt, but I have keys on a lanyard which is now going to be transformed! Thanks for your awesome content!

[@mimharries4349]

I cannot believe these didn't make a comeback in the early 2000s when we were all wearing layers of belts and chains! This was absolutely delightful :) It's been a while since I broke out my jewelry supplies but I might have to try making one... Also, I love you emphasis on trading and taking your time to reduce consumption and not break the bank!

[@laurenragle5228]

I remember when I first saw one in a museum, I had to just stop dead in my tracks and stare at it in awe. There was a little needle case, a small pin cushion, scissors ... it was amazing! ❤ I definitely need to make my own now. I mean, I do clip my keychain to my belt loop when I have one, but it's not quite the same. It needs more ... usefulness. More pizzaz.

[@Mahkmet]

It would have saved me so much time, if I'd known about Chatelaines in university. We definately need to bring these back and stop digging around in the bottom of our bags for those little essentials.

[@KristiChan1]

I never knew I needed a chatelaine until now.

[@smileyginger1]

the unabashed happy coming from this video was just the vibe I needed on a rough Friday - thank you!!❤❤

[@danaroth598]

The mention of how the jingle of a chatelaine announces a woman's presence to the room makes me think of Victorian novels where a character's entrances and exits from scenes get announced by the smell of her perfume, the rustle of silk, etc. It's funny how you don't really see consciously taking up space as a prominent element of feminine dress anymore. The only modern equivalent of that "hello, I am a woman in this space, you WILL notice me" vibe I can think of is heels, and even then the sensible (and quieter) flat has taken over in a lot of places where heels used to be de rigueur. Also, unrelated, that blouse is INCREDIBLE, oh my gosh.

[@OriginalPineapplesFoster]

OH MY GOD. Guys, I'm almost crying over here. For years I've been finding ways to attach carabiners to my belt for hanging common items.... as a _coping strategy_ for _ADHD._ Between its purpose - a device that helps me function - and the judgy looks and teasing comments it tends to bring, it's never, ever, EVER occurred to me that this might have been a fashion statement. Y'all have provided an incredible gift; I'm sincerely grateful. 🥰🥰🍍

[@MsSavvy9]

Omgosh I learned something new before my coffee today! I love how everyone relates it to something a little different. I see it as a Leatherman or Swiss Army Knife. So coooool!

[@domestichistorian]

Bryce.historically has a video on this exact thing! 😊 Modernizing a chatelaine. I hope to see more people wearing them, now!

[@breedlejuice8691]

I’ve started wearing a leather belt that you tie on with a little pouch on it for day to day endeavors. I want to add a phone pouch (I think I can crochet this) and now I guess I have to get a chatelaine! I love the elegance of it. I wonder if I could attach cologne, so I’ll actually wear it.

[@DodiTov]

Of course! Walbarf sells little atomizers in the dollar travel section. Just whip up a cover and you're all set.

[@old_fashioned_agnes]

Chatelaines are so great! They are both elegant and functional. It is an excellent idea to remake it to modern times - this means that the tradition of wearing chatelaines still can be continued!

[@kkcliffy2952]

I love chatelaines for when I'm doing any sort of needle work and when I'm tatting. My favorite is shaped like a cat and it pins to my shirt instead of hooking onto a belt

[@kathrynwrites8629]

This is so cool! It was really interesting to watch. Something I thought of during the video is the punk waist chain, that people who wear alternative, punk and goth fashions often wear. Often in these chains there's a big circle ring near the clasp that's bigger the rest of the chain. That would be a neat place to hang a chatelaine from, and maybe another way to merge it with more modern outfits.

[@rollerblaze5041]

Wallet chains! Same! Also how I’d attach my keys to a lanyard attached to my purse so I could always pull the string to find my keys. So many amazing things went out of style for no reason! They are so awesome looking too! I’m all over antique eBay right now 🤤

[@Sweet4chokoreeto]

I had a little Sanrio purse, very expensive that I wanted to show but didn't know how... I just hung it up in my belt with chains. Since my outfit didn't had any pockets I just put on the chains anything I needed, my keys, my cardholder, my mini-purse and my phone was chained too. It was an absolute hit between my fashion fellows on the Santiago-harajuku fashion walk 🌼🌸✨

[@embracethebright1587]

I used to use wallet chains. From hot topic. My daughter now uses a chain.

[@ValiantVicuna]

I loved everything about how excited these two gorgeous, intelligent women were to play around with chatelaines together, and to bring us along for the ride

[@_maia_m]

I LOVE THIS! 😄 It's both sooo beautiful and so incredibly practical. Carpenters still have their version with their toolbelts, I don't understand why women stopped using this version.

[@MaeveLaFay]

Watching the pure unadulterated joy when you wore the chatelaine made my day!

[@infopubs]

So fun to watch you two enthuse over the chatelaine! It turned out great and I really appreciate that you showed the updated version as you perfected it.

[@eric_the_egggremlin]

this is the most adorable video I have ever seen, it's just two time travelers being excited about a modernized chatelaine!!!! It's so pretty and smart!!!!

[@The3GMom]

The joy on your face when you tried it on and looked at your watch was delightful!

[@oKitastrophe]

i love seeing how giddy you are with the finished piece. makes me so happy

[@deborahcherry1735]

Love a good chatelaine

[@cadileigh9948]

Love the idea, always wanted one like the one in my Nains' cabinet of curiosities, but as I'm outdoors mostly I will stick with the basket full of snips , pruning saw , twine etc. No point an a mobile phone as no signal and if it's getting dark it's time to walk home. However my summer canvass gardening skirt which is 20 years old and has deep pockets in which a pair of scissors live is my daily garb in the woods ideal for cutting briars that threaten to entangle. So glad someone is telling people to stop spending on tatt. The planet can't afford it.

[@bunhelsingslegacy3549]

My modern adaptation of this is putting things on carabiners that I either clip to my belt loop or my belt pouch's belt, if I'm not wearing something with a belt loop. And yes, with keys for 7 buildings hanging from my belt on one side and my car key and fob hanging on the other side, everyone hears me coming!! The rest of the stuff I use for work is crammed in the pockets of my cargo pants into specific pockets so I always kno where to look: mini flashlight, drywall knife and folding knife in one hip pocket, vinyl gloves in the other hip pocket, my smartphone, a notebook, pen, sharpie and any receipts I accumulate go in one thigh pocket and the multi-screwdriver, extra driver bit set, and mini first-aid kit go on the other. Occasioanlly I'll add something like a measuring tape or stud finder or granola bars (gotta have snacks!), but that makes extra bulk so I only grab those if I think I or my partner who doesn't wear pockets are going to need them. When I have to take off my wristwatch and rings for safety reasons, they go on one of the extra carabiners on my beltpouch.

[@Du-Masses]

I looove the giggle after she said “you look officially victorian”.

[@morgangould7397]

I will now be referring to my carabiner of keys and tools as a chatelaine from now on to feel fancy. Love y’all’s enthusiasm, style, and cool history facts!

[@lisaschaffnit2047]

I love the final color scheme, and the energy between you and Bernadette is so fun.

[@stevezytveld6585]

This is fabulous. You're final constellation looks so... slick, modern, ?, the words aren't quite coming to me today. I actually have a necklace version of a Chatelaine for when I'm fishing with my Granddad's gear. It carries everything I need to fish while standing in the middle of a living river - line clippers, plyers, Granddads' pocketknife, a pinable foam sheet that carries the hand-tied flies, and a whistle (sound travels better than yelling if I get into a spot of trouble). Really simple construction - leather strip with a sheet of foam wrapped around one end to be easy on your neck. The slide clips (I don't know their proper name, but you use them to link your lure to your line; it's kind of a quick release thing...) - they're suspended on the leather, spaced apart by large purple beads. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

[@naomijensen8794]

I totally want a chatelaine now. I love that you adapted it as you used it to be more functional for you and traded things rather than purchasing new. Makes it that much more Victorian.

[@Rcpengy123]

chatelaines are like the historical version of carabiner-ing your keys/things to your belt loops. I love what you're doing and I so want to make my own, they're so useful!

[@the_witchy_bard2769]

The thing I never knew I needed until now… let the thrifting commence!

[@laurenconrad1799]

So happy to see you two together!!

[@argella1300]

I’m realizing that my every day carry key ring that I wear for work with a pocket knife, pen, sharpie, etc is basically a chatelaine. Also, turning an Apple Watch into a pocket watch is AMAZING

[@annagering8430]

The black and gold color combo is so luxe looking. I love it!

[@spectralballadeer1255]

I have always been fascinated by chatelaines since I first learned about them and they are definitely something I could and would use instead of having to dig into my purse for hand sanitizer or chap stick or if I needed to write a quick note. Having something on it that I could snap a quick picture with would be so ideal instead of feeling so inconspicuous pulling out my phone and I do this frequently with things I want to possibly buy later on and don't want to forget

[@vanessabrannan4059]

I made myself a chatelaine last spring and love having everything together in one place.

[@bluescrubs33]

Watching the sheer joy of you trying on your chatelaine and seeing how it works warms my heart! I found your channel and I live everything about it. I'm a history teacher and I am going to use your videos in my classroom! Please keep making videos!

[@anastasiabaima2424]

What a wonderful idea. These are so useful. They remind me of when I worked as a veterinary nurse and we used a carabiner to hold bandage scissors, stitch cutters, nail trimmers, and then had necklaces with clocks for heart rates. I had forgotten about these until I saw your video. I would recommend these to nurses anywhere, but now you have opened my eyes to putting something together for my everyday life. Thank you for doing this series.

[@ladybirdchance]

Chatelaines always remind me of nuns. The head nun at my school wore on filled with keys and a note book and pen attached. We didn't know what it was called but we could hear her coming!

[@cbissonnette8296]

I cannot get over how much I _love_ that blouse. This video was a real treat, and I loved the energy between you and Bernadette!

[@puggirl415]

I'm obsessed by chatelaines. When I became a housekeeper and manager for airbnbs I had so many keys! I made a modern chatelaine of a bunch of tiny carabiners on a chain but I want scissors and some more aesthetic look to my chatelaine.

[@TheLonelyGod42]

This is reignited my desire to make myself a chatelaine!

[@stephanieharper2421]

I adore this, it is something I have been kicking around for a couple of years. Remixing it is really appropriate since the late 19th century revival of the medieval chatelaine was a fashion fad, and there was an arms race on how much stuff folks could put on one! A Victorian charm bracelet.

[@valkyrjahelreid5979]

Ancient scandinavian women (the head of the household) wore their keys/small tools on thier belts as well! Crazy how things like this travel across cultures and time. 🖤

[@kaygr4070]

The smart watch is brilliant- it gives you all the things you might need to pull your phone out for on the go, without having a cell phone dangling from your waist!

[@nurmaybooba]

I always need the box cutter and scissors since I get boxes and I live a flight up and get tired of going up and down for them! I shall make one,

[@juliem6840]

I’m elated to see 2 of my top KZbinr collaborating. Love you ladies 🥰

[@SuperRodriguez2005]

I always thought of them as the ultimate keychains!

[@ChestersonJack]

Oh boy, the every-day carry movement’s gonna go wild over this!

[@Bardofsong]

Cheyney and Bernadette are literally my most fav KZbinrs of all time!

[@ievalibeka8171]

This looks so much more elegant than my clip-on-belt tool bag 🤩 I'm also very impressed that You found a key extender with strong enough wire to entrust your keys to it (after a few snapped on me with just the weight of ID card I gave up on them).

[@tiffanyi5645]

I stan Bernadette!! And her featuring on this channel just did it for me!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@SeymourDisapproves]

Two of my favorite KZbin historians in one video?? About one of my favorite historical fashion items??? Hell yeah!!!! Edit: I just finished the video! Your chatelaine turned out beautifully, and I really admire your philosophy and approach to collecting, trading, and refurbishing items for your projects! Absolutely amazing 💙

[@Almosthomeforever]

This made me so so happy! I LOVED seeing the joy you all had in making this! I have always loved these and now want to make a “modern” one!

[@toniesenft]

I adore this. They definitely need to make a comeback. I have a necklace from my grandmother that almost exactly matches the pattern on the top of the chatelaine, except silver.

[@daywalkermarshmallow]

I love chatelaines! I was envious of the other re-enactment ladies that had one. I also love it when the channels I subscribe to unexpectedly collide!

[@LovedSarita]

OMG! I need a chatelaine in my life! ASAP! This is the best idea I have seen in a long time! It will definitely make up for the tinny pockets or the lack of those in our today clothes. A must for me will have to be a lip balm, sanitizer and maybe cuticle oil. I just love this idea! I can't get over it! 😍😍😍 I need to figure out a way to diy it. I have soo many things in my house that could work, definitely going to be looking how it's made so I can work around it and make one.

[@lauramathews3151]

Also love seeing ur hair uncovered. Gorgeous 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@nataliestanchevski4628]

Making jewelry is one of my many hobbies and my mind is whirling with possibilities on how to make a chatelaine with supplies I have on hand.

[@teehlfx5238]

The idea of a tool kit on your belt sounds amazing 🤩

[@courtneywalsh9780]

Imagine like - a 1940s/50s Atomic Style Chatelaine 🤩 They really are such gorgeous and lovely pieces and are so USEFUL!!!

[@Ambarfing]

the genuine excitement + joy yall are sharing makes this video 100X more amazing :))

[@anticapitalisthomedesign]

I had never heard of chatelaines before but now I NEED ONE!! They look so practical & beautiful

[@grottoserpentina9342]

Gorgeous Chatelaine.

[@dracofirex]

That moment when you realize you've already been doing this for years because you keep your keys, box cutter, and funky keychain on a carabiner on your belt loop. This is cool :D

[@kfries1282]

I've been meaning to make myself a chatelaine for years, and this might finally be the inspiration that gets me to do so!

[@Bakers_Dozen1213]

This was my first time hearing about chatelaines and they are pretty cool! They remind me of the lanyard I used to carry around at college. I liked the update on what items you added on your chatelaine based on your daily use.

[@alibcarson]

What a wonderful collab! I love this idea!

[@CareenasAdventures]

This makes me think of how Viking women wore their keys to show their status and role in the home!

[@RoseKB22]

How fun!!!! It would be so fun to make one of these for when I'm running around wearing dresses with no pockets