I found Vintage Patterns for Mrs. Maisel Costumes || The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

[@WithLoveKristina]

PART TWO PART TWO IMMEDIATELY. Also I agree with the person who said you should do Rose's ensembles! This was SO GOOD.

[@StephanieCanada]

Which were you favorite Rose dresses I should spotlight?

[@joiedevivre2005]

I would love for you to do a video covering some of Rose's outfits in the "Marvelous Ms. Maisel". Her ensembles are also stunning.

[@ReisigSeeds]

Can we take a moment to acknowledge the fact that you did this video on a whim? Because it really shows off your deep knowledge of vintage patterns.

[@jadakowers590]

Mrs. Maisel may be marvelous, but Stephanie is stupendous !

[@StephanieCanada]

Aww thanks! 🥰

[@angeltheangel86]

She has so many BEAUTIFUL dresses in that show. I want all of them

[@StephanieCanada]

Same!!!

[@angeltheangel86]

@@StephanieCanada if I’m not mistaken I believe that at one point she says that she has sitting dresses and standing dresses lol and I fully love that.

[@tiredoftrolls2629]

The sailor dress would be FAB as a wide legged jumpsuit (reminding me of my mother's hostess pajamas of the early 70s)

[@nanafitzsimmons4802]

Love this channel. I am the sole caretaker of my 85 yr old husband. My "me time" is 7 to 9 am and you are my go to now with my coffee.. Starting a marathon of all your podcast. It's so much fun to recognize patterns I have sewn (60s and 70s) and my mom had sewn (40s and 50S).

[@aeray3581]

Wonderful! A Part 2 would be lovely, please. The 70s sailer dress was quite the surprise!

[@ellovato]

I’d love to make the green play suit she’s wearing while playing table tennis in the Catskills.

[@kekjo611]

If you are looking for a paneled/gored circle skirt to get that perfect pattern match stripe look, I highly recommend Charm Patterns Stanwyck skirt. I made it with a white and blue stripe and didn't even have to make an effort to get the stripes to meet.

[@alisonbeiko2050]

Stephanie you look beautiful! Thankyou for this video, would love a Part Two! Hope your hand is healing ❤

[@StephanieCanada]

Thank you so much! I had gotten dolled up for a photo shoot, so it was a win-win

[@danicourtnay]

I would love a look at some of midge's work dresses when she is at the department store.

[@StephanieCanada]

I was wondering about that! Good to know that other folks liked the work outfits.

[@cecedubois5147]

Great video, Stephanie!! Her wardrobe is spectacular, I hope the wardrobe person gets an award!!

[@007Torito1]

One of the other fun parts of watching this show was admiring the clothes! You killed it!!! Wonderful job!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@deejustdee1234]

I absolutely would love to see more pattern suggestions for any of the costumes in this series! Please and thank you!

[@vickidiodato9834]

Love that show! Love your channel! Will never make these. . . apple shape body. . . not great for these style dresses. However, it makes my inner Barbie lover very happy (I was born in 1958).

[@rebeccacamacho-sobczak4282]

Me? In 1955. Am so very jealous I couldn't wear these designs in my youth!

[@karengerber8390]

Happy 65th year!!

[@daxxydog5777]

Thanks for going through all the effort to find the different patterns to make up the looks! Personally, I’d probably draft a pattern but most people wouldn’t want to do that.

[@rebeccacamacho-sobczak4282]

Season 2 the dress with those black circles!!! I think it had a scarf!

[@StephanieCanada]

Yes! It was so hard to just pick two from each season. I will add that one to a pt 2 list

[@michellecornum5856]

Yes, please do more. This was a real time saver. Amazing job. Also, your makeup is FANTASTIC!

[@StephanieCanada]

Thank you! That was my goal. Let your other Maisel fans know too! Save everyone time as a whole!

[@Samanthalovestosew]

Stephanie this video is genius! Your knowledge of vintage sewing patterns is second to none. Plus such a fun, upbeat presentation and you look fabulous. I will be watching this over and again 💗💐

[@marathorne6821]

What blissful clothes! OMG 😲 Thank you for such a large dollop of fabulousness to start my day! 🙏🥰

[@jessief2150]

Definitely do more of these please!!! Thank you for all the work you put into it as well, it's amazing

[@jahbern]

I’m sending a little love as a thank you for inspiring me to crank my sewing machine back up after 7 years of chaos after my fourth kid was born (a surprise!) I’ve already made a couple of dresses, skirts, and a top and I’m in sewing heaven re-learning how to ease a sleeve and install a zipper (properly, for once in my life 😂). I think it was the Walkaway repro video that did it. So - Thank you from a fellow red-headed Orlandoan! ❤️

[@arvettadelashmit9337]

Thank you. I have never heard of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. I don't watch TV. However, I do love most of the garments you showed me. None of them would fit me (or look right on me) at my age. But, I do enjoy remembering how beautiful women's garments were when I was young.

[@pattysherwood7091]

I have a beautiful Dorothy dress in my closet. I made it for my daughter years ago . It fits me! I don’t know how I managed to make that dress!! I enjoy watching your videos Stephanie. Thank you. You look gorgeous and that green colored top compliments your red hair so well.

[@Rosewiled]

Whilst I have never seen the series (obviously will have to binge watch it now) I have seen numerous iterations of the playsuit/open skirt/shorts/blouse combo sewing patterns. Never been keen but having seen them on an actual human they look gorgeous!

[@sarah-the-dog-lover]

I have no requests besides please do a part 2!

[@julsbendandi9374]

Heavy sigh…that was so wonderful. Thank you. ❤❤❤

[@ivoryhenson1285]

I saw a few dresses with a skirt style that stood out to me, its like a faux version of the pencil skirt peekaboo with the full skirt on top. Rose is wearing one in the scene where shes hypnotized, but i saw it on at least one of midge's dresses too. Id love to find a pattern with that style, although i think i know how its done

[@kalka1l]

This was such a fantastic video! RIP my vintage pattern WIPs because I want to make so many of these. I also appreciate not having to make the dresses halters for those of us who may prefer halter-adjacent styling.

[@tiffanybevis4251]

I'm excited for this.... I'll have to come back later tonight to watch, but definitely coming back to watch 😁

[@katecapek3116]

Very cool ideas for getting the designs from existing patterns. Also: you look amazing!

[@mariesharp1186]

You look lovely, great job on makeup, and I love your green dress!!

[@KatherineYoung]

Great video concept! I hope this video does really well for you!

[@sunriseeyes0]

These are gorgeous dresses and I want to make them all!!!!!!

[@anufoalan]

I have to say having made the Butterick 6018 reproduction several times, it actually makes a beautiful dress, and it fits really well (except length, I’m 5’2” and I have to shorten it a foot to make it a more flattering length on me other wise it goes to my ankles and looks really weird) so please don’t knock that pattern I think you’d be surprised how well it actually works.

[@bittersweet3-]

Wow! Ur eye for which pattern do what was neat . Loverly vlog. Moved fast. Worth waiting 4. Ciao

[@shellyvoyer2796]

New here, but sympathizing with the hand brace situation! I have had one hand issue in 2022, needed physio and brace. Took 11 months to get better In 11th month, I was trying to spare my just healed L hand, so wrung cloths with R hand extra vigilantly...now dealing with trigger finger for last 6 months. Ugg....getting old is a rotter! I WANT TO SEW AND CUT FABRIC!!!

[@jayneterry8701]

Ty Stephanie 😊 I haven't seen the show yet but i enjoyed this whole premise. Would love if you did for other popular looks referencing vintage patterns as i really enjoy seeing them! 🩷

[@angeltheangel86]

Omg I just watched season 4 episode 3 and the number of amazing outfits there 😮😮😮

[@amiedavis5257]

Oh Stephanie, I hope your wrist gets better soon!

[@BeverleyButterfly]

Doing the lords work xx

[@nanoo810]

I would love a part two!! could you do a part for hats and hair accessories please?

[@tinawiththelakeexchange2093]

Wow Stef what amazing research you did for this video! Bravo

[@Motorsportqueen]

Stephanie thanks for another great informative video. Even with plus size its hard to think about working in my size

[@WthrLdy]

Wish I had the SHAPE for those dresses :) Still plodding along on a different shirt dress.

[@TabbyeLynne]

The whole point of getting a pattern and making your own dresses is to make them fit your body instead of trying to get your body to fit whatever a store is trying to sell you, you don't need to be a particular shape, just get the right pattern

[@WthrLdy]

@@TabbyeLynne agree. I've been sewing for over 40 years. I can still wish this size 20, busy body was an easier to fit size 12.

[@lisahodges8299]

Can you help us with Lucille Ball outfits please? I am looking for a day dress idea for a wedding. Goat scream for all of these ideas! Tasha is great but your skill is knowing about vintage fashion patterns. The search is still on for me for a pattern that my mother used in the early 60s, I keep watching and hoping. Birdy

[@StephanieCanada]

Oh that is a great idea! Great clothes on great people series?

[@lisahodges8299]

Yes please! Birdy

[@newsgirl1972]

The last one the sailor outfit there is a reproduction of the top it’s simplicity 8645 it is the C one and I think you can alter the triangles to make it longer. I have it.

[@ivoryhenson1285]

Not gonna lie, a little sad there was no dupe for Abe's Catskills romper😂 i might have been able to talk my husband into actually wearing one, i did get him to switch to vintage sean connery bond style shorty shorts for swimming and he loved it, so maybe he'd give the romper a chance too😂

[@susangridley8354]

Hair and makeup are fabulous! I have not watched Mrs. Maisel. Tried to at least for the clothes but alas, can't get into it. 😕

[@Narcissa3]

What about the red plaid suit that she's wearing in season 5 😍 with the coat and the hat. Ho my gosh it was so pretty.

[@kckazcoll1]

this was great, thanks Stephanie!

[@Deuteronomy-uw8ls]

Could you do some of the fashion from All Creatures Great and Small?

[@rd6203]

Yes

[@coreygilles847]

This was fun

[@kathyvazquez3601]

Thank you for your videos!

[@KJayPlays]

Appreciating the crazy amount of effort required to make this compilation of examples and pattern recommendations. I struggle with finding items that I want to make (I know, I'm weird) but this is so inspiring and makes me feel like these outfits are not just ✨movie magic✨ but actual achievable garments. Thank you 🤍

[@StephanieCanada]

Hooray! It really is my goal to make them feel achievable! Because they are.

[@KJayPlays]

@@StephanieCanada 🤍

[@hinatahyuuga120]

Iv actuslyl made the simplicity teproduction of the swimsuit. I do like how it looks on me personally but would love to get my hands on an OG

[@rebeccacamacho-sobczak4282]

Ah! Forgot! Not at all here, but the dress in Sabrina, the one she wears at the end of the movie!!

[@StephanieCanada]

Oh an Audrey video?! That is a great idea

[@YippyZippyZingZing]

Great topic! What pattern(s) would you recommend for the fab outfit she is wearing when they enter the resort - with the cape?

[@NJ-Cathie]

You need to do the Mom!

[@EsmereldaPea]

Sorry, but I have to correct you. The pink coat has a shawl collar (or more accurately, shawl lapel), not a rolled collar. A rolled collar is typically used on a dress or blouse without a front closure (though there are exceptions) and stands up a bit. Often, the neck opening is wide, like a boat or bateau neckline. A shawl collar/ lapel is very similar in constructtion to the notched lapel that we're most used to seeing on men's suits.

[@pinkporcupineknits]

I haven't seen the show, but that polka dot sheath with the cape detail....the black and white one with roses on? I must know more about that one. How can I make it myself?

[@StephanieCanada]

Ah yes, that is on my list if I do a part two, for sure!

[@mikelgibson4781]

As a plus sized woman, who doesn't sew, it would be nice to buy these dresses somewhere. Perhaps Amazon?

[@ReisigSeeds]

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[@twistoffate4791]

Is it OK to ask you if you have a certain pattern regarding a 70s top? I am new.

[@kathywiseman7944]

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[@meganmarshall3867]

I know you hate recommending repro patterns but B6018 actually isn't too bad, as long as you go by the measurements on the tissue and not the envelope. I have no idea how it compares to the original though!

[@trishayamada807]

My granma had a green color coat like that but hers was extra fancy and had (sadly) mink fur on the collar. (The pink coat season 1)

[@StephanieCanada]

Green would’ve been stellar!

[@karengerber8390]

@trishayamada807: Frequently, fur collars were mounted on other fabric, & made to be removable (for cleaning). Would you like the coat better without fur? A brocade or tapestry fabric over a quilted fabric would also be "dressy". 19:31 CDT, Thursday, 13 July,2023

[@dindog22]

I need to know what lipstick you are wearing

[@fabrisseterbrugghe8567]

Why would her coat be in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History? The Museum of American History is next door has most of the TV memorabilia and the first ladies gowns.

[@vgod2499]

Hi, i'm new to this channel and vintage fashion, so I'm just wondering what is wrong with reproduction patterns? 😅 i've been worried about not getting the right size vintage patterns so I was thinking of looking into reproduction patterns. Should I not? 😅

[@lijohnyoutube101]

She goes into more detail on several other videos of hers as to why they can be in some ways problematic.

[@cherylkurucz8852]

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[@fullmetalsewist]

First Comment :D

[@StephanieCanada]

Only you my friend! ❤❤❤

[@murrvvmurr]

Cancelling my show for lord of the rings non sense 😢

[@annewhitney8809]

Why are companies doing reproduction patterns? I’ve not seen anybody ( other than actors)wearing these vintage fashions other than you.

[@jahbern]

🙋🏼‍♀️I own several repros because a) I’m cheap and can’t pay $20-$30 for a vintage pattern right now (thanks for the $4.99 Vogue sales, Jo-Ann!) and b) I like the ‘50s style in general. I wear the stuff I make, but I do admit it’s tempting to just collect patterns like some people collect Barbies. It doesn’t make as much sense, I think. But it is what it is 😂

[@k.s.k.7721]

Up until the time I retired from working retail, I made and wore reproduction vintage dresses regularly. They were uniformly very flattering and generally fun to buy fabric for. I especially liked the dresses from the 1940's, which, during the War Years, took little yardage but were always comfy and I got many compliments when wearing them.

[@StephanieCanada]

There is actually a large portion of the sewing community that makes vintage clothes (myself included). So reproductions are how some folks can afford to make them.

[@lizcademy4809]

You might be surprised where vintage fashions are hiding ... most of them do not look like the pattern art when worn by a real human without girdles and crinolines. I still fit into and wear clothing I purchased in the 1980s and 90s ... since these were classic basics, nobody can even tell how old they are. A circle skirt in a late 1950s color / pattern screams VINTAGE, but the same skirt in white linen looks fresh and very modern. [Must finish the 27 miles of hemming!] Also, some of us get a much better fit with vintage patterns.

[@annewhitney8809]

@@StephanieCanada I have a friend who teaches costume design at Dalhousie University. It seems that there are basic silhouettes used in time periods and the fabric,decorations and undergarments give it the right look. I wouldn’t be happy wearing a dress with a waist seam since I don’t have a waist.🤷‍♀️ Buying or sewing clothing from these styles would present a challenge. I enjoy your videos and glad you are back.

[@MyVintageLife]

I just love vintage! Thanks for the awesome content! New friend!