HOW TO BECOME INSPIRED TO SEW | Planning my Vintage 1930s Style Wardrobe

[@3grrrlsknit]

I have made most of my clothes for a number of years. I think a handmade wardrobe is very rewarding and you get to learn new skills as you go. I am now working on a 1930's wardrobe. I have an album in my phone with sewing ideas and another with knitting ideas.

[@dawnjeffersramstad8401]

Just discovered your channel, I am intrigued by exploring the 30's as an alternative to fast fashion. I could be your mom, made my own clothes in the 70's and 80's and have decided since turning 65 the the world has enough quilts. Looking forward to your content. ♡

[@nancyruizalvarez4982]

Recently found your channel and was immediately drawn to it. I love vintage, but wasn't particularly fond of the 1930's, but you changed that for me! you have such impeccable taste. the patterns you picked are divine. looking forward to your next video!

[@blufaerie]

What lovely fabrics! I can’t wait to see your makes.

[@caseygibbs9193]

Love the pattern on the dress, I've gone from loving the 50s to the 30s and have decided to sewn my own wardrobe.

[@zuzannahanna]

The hair! THE HAIRRR! ❤ Girl don't get me started I reallllly want to start making my own clothes, thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@karenhansen31]

Good luck in your new out look. You may find the older you get your the easier this may all work out.

[@peculiarheroine]

What an inspiring video! I am also working on planning a me-made wardrobe, with a heavy influence from the 30's, so this is really speaking to me right now. What a good idea, pairing the pictures with the fabric! I shall have to try that as I put together a sewing planner. Wonderful video, as always.

[@thedecominimalist]

Hi Cameron! Thank you -- I'm so glad you found it helpful!!

[@patchworkangels]

I love vintage clothing and have been slowly started to sew my own clothes. Designing a wardrobe is so difficult, so this is really helpful and inspiring to watch!

[@thedecominimalist]

I'm so glad you found it helpful! There are so many nuances to planning but you can absolutely do it!

[@liisaelts7522]

I have grown interest in 1935 to 1939 period, but being a bit stouter, finding a silouet that looks good is a bit challenging, so I'm focusing finishing my quilt first. For a while now, I've need for a new blanket and the idea of buying one of those polyester ones ia driving me up the walls.

[@KateMondor]

Always such a pleasure when your new video arrives!❤️

[@thedecominimalist]

Hi Rachel -- thank you so much!! I'm so glad you enjoy them :P

[@barbiedesoto7054]

I'm sure you've seen Baby Face with Barbara Stanwyck, but her clothes in that are just.... amazing. The collars! And the other one I love for 30s is Fifth Avenue Girl - all the mom's clothes. They're much less frilly and more sculptural that the younger characters' clothes. So inspiring. Thanks for this!

[@thedecominimalist]

Hi Barbie! You know, I've never seen Baby Face -- but now I definitely will! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@barbiedesoto7054]

@@thedecominimalist The story is kind of sad actually but the fashion... !!!

[@gorgeouslyvintage]

I love 1930's fashion, now I need to sew more of those styles!!! 🤩❤️😍✨ and I loved the video 🤗