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I recently finished civilization of the Middle ages and I will never forget that for a typical peasant clothing was the most expensive purchase they would make. If you had two set of clothes you were well off.

I sure know that feeling of being interrupted! 😂

I finally have the courage to make some for the kids and I. With coton canvas and zip ties from the hardware store

When it comes to flaws in things generally we are much more critical of our things than we ever would be of someone else's. Ask yourself what you'd tell another person if they had made it. Go from there. It's totally good.

I have loved watching your storytellers projects! I think it's such a cool idea they're doing. Beautiful dress, definitely add more purple to the wardrobe!! I also am very inspired by a wintry chemise a la reine/drawstring dress.

Done is better then perfect. I would not redo the channels. The dress looks good.

It's beautiful. That colour is very nice . I love the double cinched waist , it's very flattering too. I have the driftwood pattern , I know I'd like the neckline to be very modest for me too. The ruffle at the bottom looks darling. Is the linen rayon blend a soft , non scratchy blend ? It look comfortable and warm . I need to learn how to alter patterns for myself too. Thank you for sharing lovely ❤❤

The dress came out so cute!! I hope it is in fact as comfy and cozy as it looks! :D I couldn't see the stitch lines being uneven at all! Though, admittedly, during the time you talked about it I was getting yelled at by a cat (she insists she needs to sit on my arms, which are busy!) so I couldn't look especially closely!

I love the color!

Loved this so much.❤

i’m convinced i can do this before halloween

I think you made some wonderful purchases. Thanks for sharing your haul

I like souvenir earrings or pendants, I mostly go for small easily carried things. One year at the Ohio Ren Festival I bought a painting of king Arthur, it was around 2'x3'. I was lucky that I was able to pick it up on my way out. The hard part was remembering where the booth was. It was my first time there.

Lovely to see what you bought xx I sew/ hand craft heaps of items that I would love to sell at a renaisance fair, but I live in the deep south of New Zealand, and there are NO events ever. Also, just positively intended feedback, the sound quality was terrible, it was very hard to stay with you and listen.

Welcome to RPGs! And the secondary hobby of dice collection :)

Thanks for showing your purchasing ! Hope we can get a review of the tea and soap bar also :) Got my eyes on your baskets and bagpack 😏 ! I mean the color 🤩

That is wonderful. The sleeves are perfect!

the flowers are a very nice touch

You've done a beautiful job on that blouse . Very feminine and the embroidery really finished it nicely. Thank you for your videos , new sub here ❤❤

I love that color! Just a tip for anyone reading this: when cutting something out from a pillowcase, you will get much less shifting of the fabric if you iron it first. The sewn together sides seem to pull the fabric in weird directions when cutting it out.

Good job. And I see what you mean with the darts.

i dont tend to comment often bc Shy, but omg this blouse is adorable!! that color is so pretty on you!!

I've watched this every fall since you posted :) it's such a good way to jumpstart my autumn brain and inspire my wardrobe!

Go hard or stay home!

Cozy chill vibes and pajamas encouraged!

You’re outfit looks great and I like your hair like that too.

That looks amazing!

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This looks really comfy....I'm thinking under my full skirt summer frocks 😊

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Very helpful thanks 🥻👗 🍻🍺 🔮🔮🔮

Looks beautiful

Ok, but my first question just by the thumbnail is : how come do you have such cool fabrics?? Between that and your cool projects I think I should stop bingewatching, I already have enough fabric and projects to do 😂

This gore adjustement is very clever, I too would not wear the only bows version and do not add clothes in my wardrobe that don't see myself wearing regularly (but I don't care if it's costumey for others 😅). Also love love the wiliam morris fabric, I've been wanting for a while a printed fabric that would have a medieval feel to it to make the lining with a peek of a huge hood and that might be just the one I need ^^

Oooh the Strawberry thief! I've got a teacup to wash away that I couldn't find any printed fabric in my area a few years ago - I got my mom a green, lilies patterned cup too 🌸🌸

It looks amazing with the gores! Makes the black bows pop even more. I used to have a skirt that worked pretty much like this: two flat panels for front and back, and then very ample pleated gores on the sides, with the panels held together by side lacing. It was a staple of my wardrobe for years and years. Definitely recommend this kind of garment.

I love the William Morris Strawberry Thief fabric, and what a great idea to use it in this way. Love the result.

Very pretty 😀

Try oven cleaner on your baked on pot. Shirt and vest looked good.

Just been given a box full of tartan fabric…..im beyond excited, then I came across your channel! 👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️

Hello Odessa, I was going to skip making a mock-up because I'm impatient and lazy but after watching your mock-up adjustments on your body, I was convinced I should not skip. I'm a new seamstress, so thank you for the encouragement.

Every since I started acting in an 18th century historical play (back in ‘05 😅) I’ve been in love with the style, but keep telling myself I’m not “cool” or thin enough to pull modernized versions of that style off in every day life. But I think I’m old enough now to just not care and go for it anyway. ❤

Gosh, I'm sewing a shirt+ vest combo for my friend (for LARP reasons) and I was lamenting on what if I make a reversible vest....Then I started to watch your video, so it's decided 😂

Wonderful. I tea stained a cotton shirt for my kiddo years ago when he was costuming as Shrek. It turned out perfectly off white. So much more ogre/pirate like. He makes a perfectly dandified pirate. You two will make a brilliant duo swashbuckling your way through a ren faire.

yesss! take the STEM man to the ren fair!

Lovely silk 😍 a few years ago i made a dress out of saree silk, flatlined the bodice pieces + interfaced the edges of my tiers with regular cotton so it's sturdier. Thank you for the tea staining link -- I've always just assumed it was an imperfect process with inevitably unruly results 😅 I would add maybe some kind of wristwear for him maybe -- could be something cloth that could be soaked in water for hot renfaire weather. Also maybe some head wear -- a hat, kerchief or bandana. If he wears jewelry, that could be a good addition or if he doesn't, maybe there's some metallic embellishments on his accessories?

It’s very trendy