“What Finespun Threads” Antique Doll Costumes and Accessories Part 1

[@petiteelegance7533]

I am in awe! I love looking at each piece and see the detail. Love the history that they all tell. Thank you very much :)

[@thepearlatelier4256]

I am so glad that you record all these, its not only a pleasure to watch but also a historical record of what once sold into private collection would not be seen by the public. So its actually recording history of all the artists who were involved in creating these beautiful gowns. Also its so clear that you truly live and breath dolls. A Doll Historian.

[@happyhello1000]

Great information! I love your videos.

[@dawnmahaffey1167]

Love...Love....Love...💕

[@jacquiwilmot9602]

Thank you for such an interesting insight into the wonderful seamstress work and attention to detail of these costumes. Thoroughly enjoyed it all. Will subscribe.

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

If I were lucky enough to have these I would display them before a mirror so the back could be seen!

[@uniquely.mediocre1865]

The gorgeous ice blue gown at 14:06 looks to be mimicking 1840s evening gown. I'm just slowly getting into Victorian dolls, but may I ask (if you know) how far back do fashion dolls go? I really love styles of the 1660s and if theres any existing dolls, I would love to do research on them. I also love your videos, I never realized how much automatons could do.

[@artemis2545]

Oh thank u i have a doll my father brought it in 1982 tow years befor i born and cant find any information about it , so i still have the old dress but i want to make her new one and want to keep her fashioned