How To Make Silk Taffeta Roses // No Special Tools, Just Fruit Salad!

[@thefolktalefox5960]

In an effort to counteract the mean comments, I like your voice! I think you're very eloquent and pleasant to listen to. You have a unique way of story telling with a flavour of humour without it feeling like a weird comedy. Especially in your look books, I think your commentary is excellent!

[@phyllisstein1837]

I couldn't agree more. She is the best. She should do voice over as a profession. Her cadence and even tone is perfect.

[@xequth]

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[@TruFlyFox]

I do too! Her voice is fabulous!

[@ReinaElizondo]

Ditto!

[@ellegy22]

I totally agree, I love listening to her voice!

[@knittingmoose]

I actually really like your speech pattern. It sounds like I am actually in your space with you chatting instead of a super rehearsed more tutorial/classroom setting. Please don't change.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! I'd rather keep things chill, so I only ever script my lookbooks, I'm just rambling for everything else usually 😅❤

[@sonialemmer1]

Please don’t stop sharing your crafting skills! You have most certainly touched many hearts with your green roses!😍

[@sonialemmer1]

I forgot to tell you how beautiful you looked in that lovely dress!

[@Timetraveler1111MN]

Yess

[@pissyblue730]

Your voice is lovely. Ignore the jerks who have nothing better to do than critique others for doing things they aren’t brave enough to do. Also, this whole ensemble set is 🔥🔥🔥! The most stunning shade of green.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! 💚 Green is my favorite 🥰

[@mariamaychack6806]

I love listening to your videos! I like how you voice over - the sighs - the comments - the asides - *chefs kiss* it makes it totally relatable to me. And your voice is great! The flowers came out so nice, as well. I’m not sure I have the patience for that. Lol

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Maria! 💚

[@mariamaychack6806]

@@TheClosetHistorian ♥️

[@Murky_Heron]

Back at school during a couple of home economics lessons we used a similar technique - heated household items to shape petals) Our teacher poured some sand in a pan and we heated spoons in it. Btw, for all the impatient people that say you talk slowly, well, they can just use this nifty feature increasing the speed of the video. Won't lie, I use it myself from time to time) One's impatience is no excuse to be rude to a creator who likely poured hours of effort into making a video 😑

[@darryelperry5676]

LOL, I'm from Texas, I slowed it down one notch. Perfect for me.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

This comment section is has been the first time I have heard about this heated sand situation! Interesting!

[@waterbitten]

Here's to countering the negativity! I find your voice quiet soothing actually, I struggle with sleep because trauma and I regularly have your older videos playing in the background to help me sleep.

[@janepercival-stewart8129]

I do too

[@cynthiadugan858]

Me too. I call it sleep learning

[@plasticreplica]

Sammmeeee

[@Lauren_P_]

Me too!

[@waterbitten]

@@cynthiadugan858 lol. I love that.

[@onesma1729]

You can sew, you can make your own jewelry, and now you can make your own flowers!! I don't think there is anything you cannot do!! Amazing!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Onesma!

[@Absintheskiss]

I have a ruined silk shirt I have been wondering what to do with. this would be perfect! What a beautiful project.

[@twilights4m]

I do like your voice

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! ❤

[@waterbitten]

This color silk will never get old. So beautiful

[@shekthecat]

Tiny rose petal curling iron! Your voice is expressive, friendly, sarcastic in a good way!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@MollyPatricia5]

The flowers look gorgeous! I’m so surprised people have said they don’t like your voice. I watch your videos sometimes to de stress because of the cadence of your voice and getting to hear about sewing. You sound great 👍

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Molly! ❤

[@davitakirkland348]

I love these flowers! You only speak the way you do because you are intelligent, sometimes our brains work faster than our mouths, other times it's the other way around. This was really amazing how you made them with household items!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Alaganthra!

[@jennylawson1980]

You so belong in an enchanted land in an emerald glass castle. Your vibe and color choices and style is incredible 🦋

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! I would like such a castle indeed!

[@craftingweirdo6498]

I love your voice and speech pattern. For some reason my brain likes that pattern alot

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@aukjevankolck1017]

I love how you go from "I forgot to order flowers, let's watch a video and try myself" to incredible art pieces, using only scraps and household items. Are you secretly a bunch of fairies hiding in a dress, using magic and enchanting? That would explain a lot...

[@kathrynparkolay9003]

You have a beautiful voice. I always tell my kids that people who are mean and judgmental are not happy people. They need to bring others down to make them feel better. I'm sorry that you get negative comments from unhappy people. I love your videos and your voice.

[@elainebye9090]

I second the appreciation of your voice and delivery. I always enjoy your videos, and your speaking is part of why. Please get the tools, and do more of these! It's like watching magic! 😍🤔😮🙃

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Ela!

[@historiansrevolt4333]

Congrats on 50k! And your voice and cadence are lovely. You have been added to my short list of youtubers that I listen to while I am winding down to go to sleep.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! ❤

[@kjtherrick4031]

I say "no" to buying fancy flower tools. Why waste your money when you (1) have things that work and (2) could get more things (i.e., ice cream scoop, large rounded serving spoon) at a thrift store, Dollar Tree, or grocery store? The money you save can go toward more silk! Plus, small pillows can easily be sewn from scraps and then stuffed with scraps, such as the bits from cutting out flower petals. The flowers you made and formed into a corsage are beautiful. I like your hat, speech pattern, and voice too!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@NortherlyK]

Sometimes I'll just rewatch one of your videos to have your voice going in the background while I work on a project.

[@Sudenveri]

Of the KZbinrs I watch, you're the only one whose voice my husband has specifically praised, and he's a former professional DJ and musician, so he knows from voices.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

My dad almost went into radio, so I think I get my voice from him 😂

[@mountaintofu]

You have NO IDEA how timely this is. I've been trying several techniques to make some for my wedding dress, and time is a-tickin!

[@chrish2277]

Congratulations and good luck on your special day. Good for you to make some things yourself. You will look back so fondly on these things

[@kaytiej8311]

Definitely need more flower making videos! I'll never get enough of that silk. Sigh! You are able to create these with melon ballers and tweezers! Thank you so much for doing this video. Your usual quirky sense of humour is just a delight. I look forward to your posting each week, like waiting for a good friend who always makes me feel good. Be encouraged. Negative comments say more about the person from whom they originate than you.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Kaytie! ❤

[@elizabethstykes6263]

I'm glad we get to see more of that beautiful green fabric 💚

[@brendabaum6442]

B...you know I’m a long time subbie and I LOVE your voice and your HUMOR! That’s why I watch you. I don’t sew and not intending to take it up anytime soon. There are scores of basic KZbinrs with basic voices, sugar sweet humor and interesting videos on this platform. ATTENTION TROLLS AND MEAN GIRLS: go find another place to lurk. 🤓❤️

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Brenda! ❤

[@bunhelsingslegacy3549]

For the record, I enjoy listening to you speak, your speech pattern intrigues me as much as Bernadette's very precise diction... ...and also, thanks for giving me ideas about things to do if I ever cut up one of my silk shirts... love how tweezers become a miniature curling iron!

[@sandym7952]

Beautiful roses. I often watch your videos to help me get to sleep. Your voice is hypnotising. The rhythm of your speech is like the ebb and flow of waves. To top it all off I can actually understand every word! No garbled words. All in all, genuinely always enjoy your video content, your humour, and your smile. Never change please 💖💖💖sandym 💖

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Sandy! The only time I get super garbled is when I write myself darn tongue twisters for my themed lookbooks, oops 😅

[@debbielough7754]

Before I had an egg iron, I used a melon baller and ice cream scoop. And thin nose pliers (which I still use). That's actually what my millinery teacher told us to use if we didn't have tools. One tip - if you can heat the tool over something electrical - a hot plate, or have it touching an iron for a while - it's better. Using an open flame can cause blackening of the tools, which can then transfer to the fabric. Can be a problem if you're using a lighter coloured fabric, so it's worth remembering.

[@anniehosking2408]

I like the improvised tools (They fit my DIY ethos ) but I can see the appeal of buying proper tools. Also I like you voice and your style of commentary. :)

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Annie!

[@toullieuxraphaelle9868]

You said you liked it so I'm gonna go ahead and say it : I love your voice. It's really soothing to me. I usually go to your videos when I had a panic attack or I wasn't feeling good to make me feel better. I'm always reasured after. Like listening to you talk about your projects and ideas feels like a lullaby

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! I definitely listen to familiar/friendly podcasts when my spinning brain keeps me from being able to sleep ❤

[@wombatschaefer5408]

Bianca, I find your voice mellifluous and pleasing and listening to your stream of consciousness-style teaching is very informative and I love it. Do not change a thing, please.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@SnappyDragon]

Oh this is *so* clever! And it's such an excellent use of scrap fabric too. Adding this to my (massive) list of things to try.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! It was great to use up ever scrap of this silk, no one wants to waste silk after all 😅

[@SachiNighte]

I love your voice! You enunciate so clearly, and you’re so frank and deadpan, it’s hilarious. I normally have trouble following voice overs without a caption, but I never have that issue with you! This looks so useful and I wish I had had this when I was making my wedding bouquet XD. Thank you so much for all your videos

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@TheMiss1928]

I have said it before, but I must tell you again (because you mentioned how there are those out there who criticize the way you talk) how much I love your way oof speaking. I find it very comforting because your voice reminds me a great deal of a dear friend.

[@raelenebyrnes7296]

Thank you Bianca...this is just too awesome and the perfect use for the forgotten melon baller 😸😸😸...congratulations on reaching 50 000 subscribers...your hard work is totally being recognized and now you need to celebrate with a wonderful cup of tea in your Spode tea cup, wearing a creation of your own with your glorious green rose brooch...again thank you 💚💚💚

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Raelene! I made my mom buy me my favorite desert ha 😅🎉

[@raelenebyrnes7296]

@@TheClosetHistorian Bwahaha...I love it....😹😹😹😹

[@Mantuamaker]

I’m enjoying watching while I am working on some hand sewing. These flowers are beautiful.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Grace!

[@helenawestby]

Great commenting, and a nice voice indeed. English is not my first language, but I've got no challenges to understand you what so ever. My first thought as it comes to the internet trolls is that I feel pity with those having so little to do with their lives. They somehow feel a desire to not appreciate other peoples good work, but rather try to bring it down. What a horrid experience they are turning their lives into - and with apparently no good reason what so ever! I truly enjoy your videos and I'm learning a lot as I'm having a great time watching! Thank you!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Helena ❤

[@Jules0001]

Such painstaking work! and what a result, they look so lifelike and you will appreciate them all the more because you made them yourself. I have to echo what I am sure will be the majority consensus in these comments and say, your voice is absolutely lovely. I find you so soothing and I love the way you describe things. I often think, when you are doing your commentry, that you are so eloqent and make everything so interesting - giving us a bit of back story and explanation. Please don't take any notice of those negative comments, if they don't like your voice - there's the door, and as we say in Scotland, "Dinnae let it hit you on the arse on the way oot" 😁😁 xxxx

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! 💚

[@jellenart]

How can anyone not LOVE the way you speak?! It’s so comforting 😅 I put on your videos any time I’m having a bad chronic illness day and need some comfort watching. I must have re-watched some of your videos a million times just to listen to you talk 🤣

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! ❤

[@nimuenorth6295]

Funnily enough, I was crocheting flowers while watching this. A lot less fancy than yours but still flowers. 🌸 I always enjoy watching you craft all these beautiful components and accessories that I wouldn’t even think about making myself.

[@sandym7952]

Snap!! Almost. I'm knitting flowers and leaves as I watch this.💖

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! I can't crochet at all myself, so good work!

[@lornas-w4661]

Yeay....woss wrong with your voice? Honestly what is wrong with those leaving such pointless critiques? How doth it enrich anyone's life is beyond me. If I don't like something, I don't listen to or wear or eat or look at whatever. For instance can't stand ball and stick games so while hubbly watches snooker, I love to see and hear Bianca to make these sumptch roses. I wouldn't bother messaging snooker people, would I. Totes waste of time. Fab that you chiefly looked around for what you already had to hand to make these..loved it. Definitely going to have a go. Thanks for all the work this involved and sharing it!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Lorna! ❤

[@lynnecurran1787]

I'd love to see more flower making! I can see so many possibilities and so many flowers. Please don't pay any attention to those who say they don't like your voice. I do.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Lynne!

[@lynnecurran1787]

@@TheClosetHistorian 💓💓

[@msmayree]

Ohhhhh... you could use a ladle for larger petals!!! This is such a beautiful and insightful tutorial. 😍

[@TheClosetHistorian]

An excellent idea! Thank you!

[@lindagraham1589]

Why do people feel the need to leave negative hurtful comments. If you don’t like a channel then don’t watch it, simple. I like your voice it is calming.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Linda!

[@bethysboutique]

Oh this is such a godsend. I’m making a rococo 18th century Queen of Hearts (full robe à la française) and I have a ton of silk taffeta to use!

[@divaloulou]

Vocal pedagogue here. Your voice is just fine. Your consonnants are clear, which helps understand your thoughts, especially for non-native speakers. Of course, all of your content is always very interesting. Thank you! :)

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@ceithern]

Yes, I would love to see more flowermaking tutorials!

[@asilverfoxintasmania9940]

More things like this yes!! Wow what a great result for what was scraps and likely not to be that useful for much else! And I love your speech pattern, I feel like its how you would talk if we were sitting in your sewing room and you were talking through how you did it, mistakes, funny gaffs and all, its one of the things I love about your channel. You don't take yourself deadly seriously and not everything has to be perfect! Keep up the great work Lady!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! I try to do voice overs as casually as I can really, never scripted for this very reason, we're just hanging out after all and sewing ❤

[@visobelblack7489]

Love your voice! I often rewatch videos in the background just cos it's so nice to listen to 🖤 🙃

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! ❤

[@Dianestitchcraftrelax]

I prefer seeing the household items being used as tools because it means I can do it at home. It makes the project possible for me. I imagine a Christmas tree full of these blooms.

[@gillianstapleton7741]

I never cease to marvel at your inventiveness and practical skills. Those roses are gorgeous. And I love listening to your commentaries too.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Gillian!

[@lavenderspikes7990]

I’d love to see more flowersnd how different fabrics would react to being made a flower (some ones with organza and opque petals would look really cool), the differences between this method and professional tools, how big of a flower you could make, and your voice is absolutly lovely and I go really fast too so it isn’t at all bad

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! ❤

[@CS-lk2ys]

The way that you talk is one of the main reasons I love your channel, amongst others of course. You regularly make me laugh out loud, and I listen/watch your videos whilst I sew because it’s like having a friend to sew with (I too am a hermit haha). I would love to see more flower making, this is your sign to go buy those tools!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! ❤

[@taddances75]

I enjoy your voice and pacing. You sound distinctively you! The way you speak wraps me into your life. I feel included in the real experiences you are having as you "make" in front of us.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@SuperPooped]

I’m surprised at people not liking your voice, because you’re one of the few you tubers I can be watching *without* my parents complaining about the voice they can hear. I think they struggle with people talking SUPER FAST AND HIGH ENERGY, and yours is very natural and soothing, but still interested in what’s happening.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Hannah! I struggle with being excitable and high energy ever, there is not enough caffeine in my day for such ha

[@skylerhall1537]

I love your crafting videos! It always sounds like we're just two pals doing crafts together when I listen to your process while I work on my own projects! Thank you for all your efforts and wonderful ideas

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Skyler!

[@sonialemmer1]

You blew my mind with your stunning giant green Roses! You are one very talented lady my dear. Please do not stop sharing your amazing ideas and skills. You are a blessing and help so many dare to remember and dream again!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Sonia!

[@annelewis7531]

Heartily agree with so many of the comments, your voice is perfect and lovely just as it is. There are so many of the same type of voices out there, it is wonderful to be different. Your voice stands out for it's warmth and yes your speech patterns it's like listening to a friend talk. Thank you for another great video.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Anne! ❤

[@snookiedoo]

I enjoy your voice, entertaining the whole time. And appreciate all of your hard work teaching us how to do new things.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@sharonrussell7933]

Oh how fun B. Can you believe that I actually had everything I needed to do this at home. I don't know if I should be elated, or maybe shocked in a hoarder sort of way. But I thought this was an excellent tutorial and the fact that you make it doable without having to collect scads of tools beforehand was great. Love love.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Sharon!

[@Arakni666]

I've actually been curious about working with fake flowers for a while now, so this is absolutely fascinating to learn. Also, your voice is lovely and is such a huge part of what makes your channel so nice

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@mismonsta]

Not only do I like your voice actively, but you're also delightful for relaxing couch naps. I'm many hours into your videos at this point and I must thank you. I have a REALLY good understanding of darts now. I know there are no darts in this video, but iykyk. Cheers!

[@lesleyharris525]

Hi, I'm partially deaf and your speech makes it easier for me to hear what you are saying it's very helpful when I can't see your face. The flowers turned out beautifully and yes get the dohicky and make more pretty things.💖

[@CoffeeFlavoredLady]

I really enjoy your voice and music choices because I prefer to watch crafting/ sewing videos right before sleep. I finding it soothing/ relaxing but not monotone. Your enunciation is also fantastic so I can lower the volume but still understand you. Plus your creations are totally awesome.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Cindy!

[@carilonergan5387]

I find it so refreshing to listen to someone who's speech isn't peppered with "ums" and "ya knows," never mind the rising inflections on the end of every other word making everything sound like a question. As far as purchasing the flower making tools... do it.

[@ericaschultz3583]

Gorgeous! I must now stop myself from diving into flower making without a plan for actually being able to use them effectively! Your voice is great! You speak quick, but your diction is good, and you don't whine or talk through your nose. Perfect!

[@queenbee3443]

If I end up trying this I might get two sets of tweezers/melon ballers- that way one can always be heating while the other one's in use :) Your roses look amazing; what a beautiful way to repurpose cabbage! Thanks for the inspiration and taking the time to share it with us and for the record, I think your voice is *lovely*- I play your videos in the background while I'm working/sewing all the time!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! Two sets of tools is a very good idea indeed!

[@ragdoll3745]

How am I only just now finding your channel??? This is amazing. As a baby costumer I really appreciate that you don't rush through your process or speed up your voice. I'm taking notes!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@mj_writer2017]

Your voice is elegant and distinct....you have a creative mind and a strong wit. Don't change it for anyone.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@mrdavidw123]

Just for the record, I find your voice soothing and relaxing.

[@guineverecassidy4855]

I love a big brooch too!! Would love to see the beautiful art of wearing silk flower back in vogue... heavy sigh... And, yes, you have a lovely voice!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Guinevere!

[@Ellaodi]

Ignore the haters, if they don't like it they don't have to watch. Your voice is lovely, soothing and your dry humor is hilarious, and it helps me get through a long day of work listening to a nice technical eloquent series of instructions😁 and you're incredibly talented, and I think those go hand-in-hand. I used to hate my voice until a few of the older customers at my work came in and remarked on how beautiful my voice was and how it had an old-timey quality to it they found so refreshing, and then I realized I wasn't out of place, I was a true classic, and so are you

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Laura! I didn't used to like the sound of my own voice, but after years of editing my videos I got over that quite quick ha 😅

[@beatricenowell8207]

I absolutely loved this effort and the outcome. Not using specialized tools provides an opportunity to try silk flower making without investing in inexpensive tools. Additionally, your rose looks very professional. Your voice and speech pattern are wonderful. They are a part of what make you unique and allow us to identify you.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Beatrice! ❤

[@ulla.umlaut]

You could use a set of stainless steel measuring spoons! Keep the teaspoon on the heat while you use the tablespoon and vice-versa. Some sets even come with 2 tsp, half tablespoon, and 2 tablespoon measures (aka a coffee scoop), so if those are useful in you cooking life, you'd have a nice big set of irons to work with.

[@lesliebeachwood4334]

I vote for the .pdf how-to guide another viewer asked for. I also saw the Bernadette Banner flower video and was possessed by a desire to try making them. Can you also share links to the KZbin video tutorials that you found most helpful? Finally: your voice is everything other viewers say it is - informative, calming, but I also really appreciate your precision of speech. Accurate, to the point, no mindless rambling and especially no mumbling! Perhaps you are editing out the complainers from your comment section, but I’m reading through all of the comments most of the time and your followers also seem to be a thoughtful and interesting bunch with valuable things to say. A quality channel all around.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Leslie! I liked these two videos best kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4PJYWBnj9VqeNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5nWaI2sp5ytqJI

[@olenka3810]

I LOVE this video!!!! You using house hold tools is the best part! It is so easy to get into "before I have all the tools I will not start" frame of mind.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@sinndymorr6358]

It's completely understandable for people to make comments that are constructive, adding value to a channel. It's quite easy for people to exit the video rather than be mean spirited. Your content is very interesting and enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing the process and offering inspiration to use the things we already have.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Sinndy!

[@nmp6338]

You are not only beautiful but you make beautiful items. I thoroughly enjoy your informative, inspirational and entertaining videos. You are such a creative soul. You are so lucky to have so many exceptional talents and skills.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! ❤

[@faylowery8693]

I really like the roses that you made. I really like your voice and I like the way you talk because it sounds like we are having a conversation. I would love to see more flowers .

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Fay!

[@averyt9600]

Your use of the melon-baller is brilliant! I think the barrier to a lot of niche crafts is the specialized tools that are allegedly required to do them. While “proper” tools can be really helpful and may be needed for super complex projects, it’s amazing what can be done with just a few household items! Also, that SILK! That color is just stunning, I’m going to miss it now that this series is done.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Avery! I'm certainly happy to improvise in a pinch!

[@angelanice]

I fall into the category of people that really like your voice ❤️ it's so soothing, on nights I have trouble sleeping I'll replay your videos to help me sleep better 😊 Also, in case you need an excise to buy flower making tools, I think you should! Your flowers turned out so beautiful and if the proper tools save time imagine how amazing it would be to scraps from every project to make matching flowers! Now I want to make flowers too...

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Angela! ❤

[@patriciakellyadams134]

I LOVE your voice.... it's soothing and confident and it kind of makes me feel like I can do these things too.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Patricia! You cannn!!

[@margiesadan7999]

I wanted to make roses for a gift, never done it before and saw this fruit salad mentioned here and there and then decided to stay right here with you. Thanks for tutorials and green is my colour.

[@alexandraleigh]

Your Narrations and Views as you work is One of the reasons I love this channel so much! and The flowers and process to make them is awesome It has certainly fired my ideas for future silk flower needs!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Alexandra!

[@kathyjohnston4337]

You know, whoever says that you don’t have the most beautiful voice in the world is an idiot. Don’t listen to those people. They just feel ugly and they want to make other people feel ugly. Ignore them listen to me and the others who have left similar messages, you’re fabulous. Your voice is amazing!!!

[@autumn7143]

I like your voice. Sometimes you do talk fast, but that means you get all of the words out. I love the roses!!! They look fantastic!!!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Autumn!

[@Lauren_P_]

My daughter- there are people that say they don’t like her (Bianca’s) voice? She has like the best voice ever! Me- I know Her- the most calming voice My daughter and I disagree with the voice critics. ETA- yes I’m here to enable more flower making. I use to make custom roses from tissue paper streamers 20 years ago. I loved seeing this video.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Lauren! I like making tissue paper flowers too! Though it has been years and years

[@marjoleinsmolders1630]

What a beautiful way to use scrap fabric and with household tools, I was so looking forward to this video 🌹🌹🌹 rose making mysteries unlocked 💚🖤💚🖤

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@Beauty461105]

I enjoy your voice and the way you explain things! I often put on one of your sewing playlist when I'm in my sewing room so it feels like I've got a sewing buddy rather than being on my own all the time!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you! I listen to podcasts often while working for the same reason ❤

[@Beauty461105]

@@TheClosetHistorian Podcasts are always a good choice too! ❤️

[@beccahayes7632]

To add to the chorus: I like your voice so much that you're on my list of youtubers whose old videos I'll put on while falling asleep.

[@tracieeaton1082]

I find your voice relaxing to listen to, please don't stop talking. You are very creative and your flowers are beautiful and yes, you should purchase the tools for flower making and you could have as many silk flowers as your heart desires.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Tracie!

[@panacheluxury4262]

Bianca, your voice is just fine. I find it intoxicating and quite soothing. So, to reiterate what many are saying here, do not change, because you are not going to please everybody. That is just how it is. Now, onto these beautiful flowers. As always you do an amazing job and you did just that here. In fact, I am going to use this technique in a project I am currently working on and will post soon. So, thank you for that! In the meantime, keep being you and creating amazing vintage and retro pieces.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you ❤

[@panacheluxury4262]

@@TheClosetHistorian, You're welcome!

[@pv6450]

That is a great way to use all the scraps. Thanks for sharing.

[@marinary1326]

Wait, there are people who don't like listening to you talk? Look I try to make an effort to understand how other people think but that's just beyond me... sometimes humans confuse and disappoint me. Also, if it was me I woulda ended up going, "Welp, too late to order flowers, guess we don't get flowers for this project!" Those turned out looking stupidly good, and I am in awe of your skill, patience, and ingenuity. You make it look easy!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Marinary!

[@chrissit7202]

I actually find your voice very relaxing and I enjoy listening to your videos just as much as I enjoy watching them.

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Chrissi!

[@kallandar13]

I actually love the way you speak-very calm, pleasantly casual, warm...There are some YTers whose videos I don’t watch very often because I dislike their voices or way of speaking, but not yours!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you!

[@chaeburger]

Congrats on 50k! 🎉

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Chae! ❤❤❤

[@hannamk9375]

I think we used curling irons for making fabric flours when I went to a dressmaking school. I have a vague recollection that they were ok with larger petals. Real tools would deffinitely be a good investment if you enjoyed making these even with everyday household items. Love your voice and voice overs! Something about your witty humour that shows your intellegance. It is also good to have when writing stories!

[@TheClosetHistorian]

Thank you Hanna! I like the additional options the irons may have for making different shapes hmm...

[@hannamk9375]

@@TheClosetHistorian I think the professional tools would open up to a while new world of flower making! The flower are also something that could potentially be sold on etsy and the tools would start paying their seleves back in small pennies. Good tools are always a joy to a maker!