Wearing 1890’s Clothing 24/7

[@LadyRebeccaFashions]

You must sew so fast! I can't imagine making that many pieces in such a small amount of time.

[@mmw55122]

This is a very impressive and inspiring project! Thank you for all of your work in putting it together. You and your clothing are truly lovely!

[@thesewloartist]

mmw55122 thank you so much :D

[@kerryfaden94]

I have been watching your channel and really admire and enjoy your work I love all the learning!

[@keilajimenez3236]

Hahahahahha “my muggle wardrobe”. I love the video and your outfits! And I totally agree with you, sometimes the focus is on how historical the outfit is, and forget if they like or not the outfit.... so good for you! Also all of your clothes are beautiful🤗 great video!

[@mixe]

I went "did i hear that right?"

[@sharkbite6577]

I would love to see a sew along with me video, walking though the patterns and fabric ❤

[@faydiva8863]

I loved the different combinations you created. I can't imagine how hard you worked to get them all done but I thoroughly enjoyed the video. thank you.

[@mspennywhistle]

This is such a great idea! I plan to wear strictly 1890s clothes (corset and all) once I get to college, so it’s very interesting to have insight into another person’s experience. Your sewing projects are lovely, btw!

[@thesewloartist]

You should! Now that I’m not dressing up everyday I’m really missing it.

[@faith-hearted1449]

Did you do it?

[@hanatelige]

Lovely video! Very interesting to see the day to day of wearing 1890s clothing. Somehow it never occurred to me that I could have a shirtwaist with no sleeves?? So that's definitely been added to the sewing bucket list lol.

[@kimberlypiter8718]

I totally enjoyed seeing your outfits and it’s helpful to hear how your day went wearing the garments. It’s interesting that you would sew differently for photos verses sewing for everyday wear.

[@annaesteeves]

I am in love with your blouse pattern! Where did you find it?

[@joscolen8524]

WOW. ferry beautiful dress making girl, the dresses are so nice made, i love them all,

[@jenniewilliams1668]

Well done! And now this video itself is historical!

[@Elle-py8pf]

This is such an interesting video idea! I can't believe how much sewing you did in such a short amount of time. I actually really liked this video but maybe for future videos you can show your outfits in full view? They look pretty but I could only see parts of it. I would have really like to see the outfits better. :)

[@mwoods8988]

In the past month, I've seen several of your shorts, so I figured it was time to see what other content you have. Interesting project. I enjoyed watching it. 😊👍 The day 7 bathing suit made me laugh. 😂 I wasn't sure what to think of it. I suppose the bathing suit was the first time we were supposed to see your arms. My, how times have changed. Bathing "suit" was a good description of it back then, because it covers up almost as well as a suit. 😂

[@vermontvermont9292]

Would love to see victorian/edwardian styles come back. Can you imagine? In my opinion not only would it look cool, but it might help with many other issues in society.

[@wyldelf2685]

Hey ,you got PRO level costuming talent Kid 😸 heres an idea for a video and a title also , , , ""My Cousin Visited , So I Turned HIM Into a 1500s Princess For A Day"", 😜👍🎃👍

[@876statestreet]

And may you feel as pretty in these outfits as you look in them! Suggestion for the future, if you're able. If we could maybe see some more head-to-toe shots? Standing up and walking around?

[@thesewloartist]

Great idea! Thank you for the advice :) this was my very first video so I am still learning.

[@williamkazak469]

Loved the video. You are lovely and you did great putting this out there for us to enjoy. I especially liked the colors of the bathing costume. Blue and white. Truly nautical.

[@donwald3436]

Why is vintage fashion so hot?

[@leannesmith3480]

Laura Ingalls Wilder, the author of the Little House on the Prairie books, said that she was always so glad to take off her corsets before she went to bed. Her mother and her sister Mary would wear their corsets to bed, and her mother disapproved that she would take them off, but she was like, whatever, I can't wear these to bed lol😊

[@wellIdiditagain]

I love the blue & white skirt. It's very beautiful, I'm going to have to find a pattern too make one of these.

[@LisafromNOLA]

We have an antique umbrella & parasol boutique here in New Orleans… I just know you’d love it ♥️

[@KR-ho3mb]

Wonderful! Did you ever repeat this experience? How frequently do you wear historical clothing nowadays?

[@celine5668]

Did you make the belt at 10:30? Its gorgeous, and if you made it from a pattern I'd love to know where you found it!

[@mfg2324]

Very interesting, I love the blouses!

[@Seimonster27]

Talk to a locksmith- they may be able to retrofit a key for the lock on your trunk!

[@2020Dumpsterfire]

great info im actually trying to convert my wardrobe to a history bounding wardrobe so knowing I need more thn one chemise is helpful XD also logical but tends not to be something you think about

[@Amysusie-q]

Where do you get your patterns?? Super cute!😊

[@sarac2874]

Did you make the top you are wearing at the three minute mark? And if so, could you make a video of that? I’m about to wing it.

[@MsSznur]

I would love to know how can I sew the sleeveless shirt you wear at the beginning of the video!!! Also, the pink sleeves blouse is gorgeous too.

[@MsSznur]

Also, can you recommend a skirt pattern with a waistband similar to your tennis dress?

[@susiecarson]

Could you post which patterns you used to make your outfits? I especially love the shirtwaists and belts.

[@thesewloartist]

Ah, I think all the shirt waists are self drafted except the pink one McCalls 7732 for that one. I also used the waist band from that pattern as a guide for the belts! It’s a great late 1890s pattern.

[@mixe]

I loved this video!

[@thesewloartist]

Thank you! 🥰

[@VictorianMaid99]

so pretty !

[@Amysusie-q]

Was this kindof the beginning of your costuming journey? I found this video after watching many of your more recent videos where it looks like you have scads of clothes! 😅

[@thesewloartist]

Oh my gosh, blast from the past! I forgot all about this video. Yes, I can’t believe how long it’s been but this was where I got my start a few years ago. My wardrobe and sewing skills have changed so much since I made this video.

[@headkat2]

Where do you get your patterns?

[@robertgordon668]

This is wonderful

[@l.m.r.c.]

Does this means that all the « ancient styled »/historical clothes that you wear on a daily basis were made by you ? Like you never buy somewhere that type of clothing ? If you do please tell us the address 🫶

[@dashelyc]

Neat video However how often would a woman of the 1800's rewear the same clothing?

[@phopho940]

Where do you get it?

[@MayYourGodGoWithYou]

As someone who also wears historical clothing, more mediaeval in my case, as daily wear I can't agree with your actions too highly. Period clothing in general, I have found through experience, is often more comfortable than modern clothing, and that includes the undergarments.

[@Amysusie-q]

You need to stand up so we can see the whole outfit! ❤

[@JohnMiller-zr8pl]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@davidhutchison3343]

Extreme hip and chest padding was used throughout history to give the illusion of a small waist. 1850's fashion, with its hugh sleeves and multiple petticoats also created the same small waist illusion

[@tomtaylor5577]

Just subscribed to #you

[@konnichibeaucoup4089]

Your videos are great but please for the love of all that's holy get yourself a microphone