Victorian Bustle Pad || Historical Knitting

[@EmsIsFab]

Your series let me find the art of crochet book and now I’m pumped to crochet so much lace for my 1890s outfit

[@EngineeringKnits]

That's amazing! I have wanted to crochet some from that book too, but I'm a beginner crocheter, so those patterns are very intimidating to me still! It would be wonderful to see some of the lace you make!

[@EmsIsFab]

Engineering Knits I’m working on filming project vlogs as I work. Maybe not as aesthetics as the ones you have so far haha, but just trying to capture the work and such :)

[@loftyradish6972]

Who needs a Brazilian Butt Lift when we have bustle pads? I am going to make one of these for my modern skirts XD I love the lace as well, so freaking beautiful. I have done some lace knitting too and it fries my brain with the sheer amount of concentration and time it takes. I have never managed more than a few repeats before I made a mistake and couldn't fix it (cries). You have my serious respect for doing it.

[@LilyLewis771]

That lace is SO beautiful! I don’t think I’d ever knit very large amounts of lace trim but small bits like this for trim would be nice :D You can do sock toppers, sleeve trim, collars, scarf ends… so many possibilities!

[@ajleblanc7474]

I believe I have seen these needles called "knitting pins" in historical patterns. Well done!

[@jessieowenwillis5755]

Who knew a bump pad could be so flipping cute! 🥰 and that lace is lovely darling

[@daisanders82]

This bustle pad is amazing! I need to redo mine as it's too much of a square shape. I love the knitted lace trim as well. I'm loving this series and loving how you're adding little touches of knitting to every aspect of the layers that aren't fully knitted themselves.

[@HalloQueenie]

This video is amazing! I would love to see a more in-depth tutorial on how to knit 19th century lace, I’ve always wanted to try to knit but have been too scared to try.

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

I positively live for your videos! You are so wholesome!

[@petrathomas578]

Gosh this lace is soooo pretty!!

[@BeautifulShaving]

I'm learning so much about making historical clothing watching your videos. Ty for such wonderful content. I'm delighted to see that you have the same retractable tape measure that I do. Hard to tell what color yours is in the video lighting, mine is purple & has been used a lot in my knitting.

[@EdwardianTailor]

The lace you made is stunning!

[@violethexagon9348]

We *really* need a collab with Bernadette banner!!!

[@foxxtrott1992]

Nice work!! It looks lovely! Way to go!

[@jackiedesiraye]

I love this! Must make it myself ❤️

[@toteoma3034]

Will you be knitting your own bonnet/fascinator? 💞

[@EngineeringKnits]

Such a great idea, I've been mulling over what headwear I would make, and I think I'll pick one of the fascinator patterns! I can't wait to share it!

[@GwensShenanigans]

I enjoy your videos a lot! I love knitting and have wanted to try out historical knitting for a while now. Love the knitted lace very very much! Also, I'm looking to revive my crafty tutorial channel and I was wondering what kind of mic you use?

[@The_Crafting_Gamer]

How did you find those small needles for the lace work thanks for such good videos

[@josefinebrannlund7297]

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