I Made a Witchy 1890s Jacket

[@mamawkeel1161]

Never worry about your birdie he is a delight and sounds wonderful. Thank you for sharing him with us.

[@patriciarinaldi9390]

I am so impressed by your sewing skills and wow. So funny to see you walk outside with gorgeous period clothing and cars .. 😊 you need to save your money and take these clothes to the grand hotel where they still are required to use horse and buggies. It would be stunning.

[@EmsIsFab]

THE TINY WATCH POCKET! I can't it's too cute !

[@AprilStormPaperStudio]

You look stunning! I am having such a good time forgetting the world and going back in time with you.

[@isabellaferretti7279]

The skirt hangs beautifully and the fit of your jacket is perfect, you look amazing

[@michellemchenry123]

you've got the patience of a saint...beautiful work...thank you for keeping history alive

[@lilykatmoon4508]

I really, really love this whole outfit. I’m going to go back and watch the skirt and waistcoat videos. Great colors, FANTASTIC green here wonderfully complimented by the yellow in the waistcoat. Chef’s kiss ❤

[@FrankieG-M]

You were right the first time, revere is said "ruh-veer". The word describes a collar which folds back on itself, specifically the portion that hangs down, rather than the upright part. I really enjoy your videos.

[@JJtastic]

Wow just amazing thank you for sharing

[@alinaruff6540]

Love this jacket. I would be interested to see the making of a plain blouse. I'm struggling with this part myself recently and your starched collar in the outcome looked so crisp.

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Thanks for the suggestion. I have plans for more shirtwaists in the future. The collar is actually detachable from Darcy Clothiers.

[@kjmav10135]

Your bird is all beautiful jewel tones! So pretty!

[@seeaaannnn]

It turned out really good. It's a great colour I love the drama of it. Also loving the watch chain made of a dead woman's hair, I feel like that really completes the look

[@VictorianMaid99]

You are an amazing dresser! I love this video because you proved combat sewing (sewing with no pattern and sitting on the floor) actually does work!

[@jojowestaussieartist2661]

Loved watching ..

[@sunnydaye5942]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. I sew too. Watching you was a delight.

[@andreasnorlen2002]

I love this look! Really amazing hgow talanted you are with making clothes! I loved the clip of you walking outside by the cars. So surreal with the over 100 year old timeperiods. It put a smile on my face. This look is really beautiful! Love to see more of your dresses!

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Glad you liked it!!

[@francisaugistino701]

New subscriber, loved the project. Beautiful stitching. Wonderful fabric choice. Enjoyed the sewing bits, and noted you have a real nice, and unique style, not unlike Nicole Rudolph. I’m sure your channel will continue to grow and grow, especially with mega quality content like this. Would love to see more poses in the final garment versus just walking to and fro. Arms slightly up, posed, so we can see the sides of the garment, and more turns to see the skirt swish. It might feel odd to pose for your camera, but for us the viewer, it’s nice to see all of you looking into the camera wearing the garment, or looking off to the side in different poses, so we can see the full effect of your workmanship. Thank you again for this beautiful segment, glad I found your channel.

[@leahrn2003]

That was amazing to watch! Loved all of it! You have the perfect figure for a Victorian lady. Now I want to learn to sew.

[@toteoma3034]

Really lovely jacket! I love how stylized it is. 💖I love crocheting lace and doilies from late Victorian and Edwardian times. You inspire me to continue my work when I don't feel like it. 🌹🌈💖🎨

[@nurmihusa7780]

Your work is always a delight! Thank you for sharing!

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Thanks!

[@52daa]

Marvelous video! Such an intense project. You such lovely work!

[@carolyndymond4065]

So love it.

[@OnwardsUpwards410]

That collar is very Vamperilla! As always, I live for your home’s built ins.

[@AmAppleton]

That turned out really well. And I love sewing machine asmr (that and decent scissors cutting fabric are about the only asmr content I like). Oh, and I think the book was Haunting of Hill House (based purely on the character's name)

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Well done!

[@dawnrobinson8243]

Your so clever

[@WVgrl59]

You're very creative

[@michellecornum5856]

WOW, AMAZING!!

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

😊

[@LisaD007]

I just found you today and I think you’re AWSOME!

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Thanks!

[@honoraweaver788]

“The Haunting of Hill House”. I haven’t read it, I googled it, but I’m having shoulder surgery tomorrow and I’ll be adding it to my Nook reading list as I won’t be able to do anything with my right arm for six weeks.

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

It’s very good!

[@ProserpinePomegranate]

I love the clothing you are making,you are an accomplished seamstress,your work is exquisite and I am enjoying your videos,just one thing I noticed you put your pins in upwards so that when you so you have to remove them as you go,I put mine in horizontally so that the machine ft just goes over them,it is easier this way. Hope you don't mind me pointing this out,in no way am I nitpicking.

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

I know, I am trying to re-train myself, lol.

[@TheKoolbraider]

I feel your pain about patterns not being accurate. Even modern patterns make getting the facings lie flat because they don't tell you to trim a bit away. "The Haunting of Hill House" by Shirley Jackson. "And whatever walked there walked alone." One of my faves.

[@lucasmcinnis5045]

It turned out so great!!!

[@ushere5791]

gorgeous!!

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@debbiesanders1791]

Love it!!!

[@msshellm8154]

As intriguing as the entire video was, I was utterly entranced by the stunning Carnelian brooch on your lace collar (by the colour, I'd guess the earrings match?) Which made me pay attention to your ring! Given your interest I'm guessing antique, Victorian or pre-war and though it was hard to get a really good look (my first guess was moonstone, but the reflection was wrong) but I suspect Aquamarine? I know nothing about sewing, but a lot about stones and jewellery - and consider myself fortunate to own a few Victorian pieces. I'd love to know more about some of the pieces you wear/own ... all the intersections of our historical interests 🙂 that's how communities begin 😉

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

The earrings are carnelian. They were my mother's, and she gave them to me on my 21st birthday. The brooch is Victorian. I bought it on ebay. It is agate, but I specifically bought one that would match the earrings. The ring was given to my mother when she urned 16. My grandparents had it made. My mother was born in 1959, so the ring was made in 1975, but it is quite an old fashioned style. The stone is a smokey topaz.

[@kjmav10135]

Just a gorgeous result!

[@johngion2]

This outfit is absolutely beautiful!

[@ego_friend]

far out love this . beautif ul jacket .

[@wanderingintime]

"my my, I wonder what her neighbors think."

[@daniellenunn-weinberg5381]

I adoe your bird! What kind is he? I love how he "helps." I do like the shape of the, jacket. I think you look more draconic rther than insecoid. 😄

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

He’s a green cheek conure, and he’s very helpful. I’m also fine with looking draconic.

[@CameoFarmer]

What is your dapper little bird's name?

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Jules Birde, after Jules Verne. But most of the time I just call him Bird (or Sir when he is in trouble).

[@luboskovac6540]

woow beautiful dress

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Thank you so much!

[@Осана-б4д]

Super

[@lizb7271]

I don't think I'd heard about fish before but now I'm confused about how the fish get the fashion fabric to lie smoothly without puckering or fish in the fashion fabric itself. I would assume the basting stitches force and slightly stretch the fashion fabric into the right shape, such that the excess which would otherwise cause puckering is on the top and bottom of the jacket. But that's just wild speculation on my part.

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

That’s the best explanation I’ve ever heard.

[@annafox7474]

Are you familiar with Bernadette Banner? She has some amazing videos on KZbin and put out an excellent book recently about hand sewing and their are some really useful tips and excellent photographs.

[@treverthetree]

Comment for engagement! 🎉

[@lilykatmoon4508]

He’s clearly frustrated that he can’t get into the hole, lol. 😂

[@WaterNai]

I am interested in why you fully pin the fashion fabric over the lining *and* baste it. Does it not work if you pin one side and then baste from there? It seems like you are doing the same thing by two different methods. I haven’t made a jacket like this before, so I would like to understand how this operates.

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

That might have worked, but I really wanted to go the extra mile on this one. I was not as confident on this project as I am on some of my other ones, so I did not want to cut any corners.

[@brandonfigueroa7399]

Looks good, I am not big on the shoulders but I am sure they are accurate. I too like to make period clothing. Will you ever do men's clothes?

[@ageeblue752]

lovely dress make me attires please