Steph Kennedy
Steph Kennedy
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adhd hacks that work (for me!)
These are some hacks I tried out for ADHD after seeing them in various corners of the internet. They might not work for you, but give them a go and let me know what works and what doesn't!
Some links:
Bullet journal - Leuchtturm1917
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~my machine~
My sewing machine is a Bernina B215 which isn't made anymore, but this machine is the closest one available now - Bernina B325:
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~my filming setup~
my camera - Canon 90D with kit lens: amzn.to/3XFbNqa
my other lens - Canon Nifty Fifty 50mm f/1.8 amzn.to/4euslZz
my microphone - SmallRig Video Mic: amzn.to/3zDsf2f
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Видео

pattern review: 'terra pant' by pattern fantastique
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.14 дней назад
Here's the video about the top I'm wearing with the pants: ruclips.net/video/vaMZ0PvUqKA/видео.html I was hoping to live out my Sarah Linh Tran style fantasy by sewing myself these trousers. Not sure they turned out too great, but here's a pattern review anyway! Pattern: 'Terra Pant' by Pattern Fantastique www.patternfantastique.com/collections/pant-sewing-patterns/products/copy-of-terra-pant-s...
long sleeve activewear top made for checking your Garmin | sewing
Просмотров 402Месяц назад
We all love the stats on Strava. We're all in a run club these days. But going out for a run in winter and not being able to see your Garmin because you want to keep your hands toasty is annoying! Problem solved: hack a watch window into the sleeve! Fabric: 100% merino from Drapers Fabrics Pattern: made it up as I went along! steph kennedy ~my machine~ My sewing machine is a Berni...
sewing some jersey swaddle wraps (for babies!)
Просмотров 534Месяц назад
Recently I made some jersey swaddle wraps for a baby shower gift - they were really quick and easy to sew (although the binding takes a while). I made three all up for a fraction of the price of some options online. Dimensions: 100cm x 100cm with rounded corners (anything about 70cm x 70cm and up to 100cm would work!) Fabric from Drapers Fabrics - drapersfabrics.com/ (the exact fabric I used is...
eating cake while answering your questions
Просмотров 8382 месяца назад
My first q&a! It's a bit rambly but it's here. You all had such lovely questions and I did my best to answer them! You can always send them through to ngl.link/steph kennedy if you still have more. See you again soon for more sewing. steph kennedy ~my machine~ My sewing machine is a Bernina B215 which isn't made anymore, but this machine is the closest one available now - Bernina ...
easiest pattern hack? converting a dress to top using a Burda pattern
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.2 месяца назад
Today I'm making a simple top by hacking a dress pattern into a top! The fabric is from Tessuti Fabrics and was a remnant - only 85cm! What do you think of the outcome? PATTERN: Burda 4005 c. 1994 This pattern was my Mum's, but pretty much any dress pattern would work for this kind of hack. Fabric: navy linen, viscose, elastane blend from Tessuti Fabrics www.tessuti-shop.com/ Buttons: from Spot...
making an Alemais dress that I can't afford out of Ikea doona covers (for my graduation!)
Просмотров 258 тыс.3 месяца назад
French seam tutorial: ruclips.net/video/TBEg7Yx3l-I/видео.htmlsi=DpfX0uA8hpfoCLLN&t=482 Ask me anonymous questions here ngl.link/steph kennedy or leave them in the comments! I made this dress from Ikea quilt covers and was inspired by the beautiful dresses by the brand Alemais. I can't believe I pulled this off! ikea bed spread details: white one - JÄTTELILJA ingka.page.link/rsRSpmNQ2YhFnoE17 n...
lessons from design school that apply to everyday life
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
A bit of a different video - sharing some thoughts that have been swirling in my head since I graduated a few weeks ago. These are some of the most important lessons I learnt at design school that I think are applicable to everyday life. Let me know what you think! steph kennedy ~my machine~ My sewing machine is a Bernina B215 which isn't made anymore, but this machine is the clos...
Vikisews Cheryl Quilted Jacket pattern review: is this sewing pattern worth your time?
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.4 месяца назад
Recently I made the Cheryl jacket from Vikisews and decided to put together a pattern review for you! Let me know if you find this review helpful or if there are any other patterns you want me to test out and review. For making the bias binding I referred a lot to this article: sew4home.com/how-to-make-your-own-continuous-bias-binding/ Follow me on Instagram to stay up to date on my projects: i...
two quick and easy ways to alter trousers | alterations diy sewing tutorial
Просмотров 9435 месяцев назад
Having a go at altering two pairs of pant that I keep reaching for in my wardrobe that just don't fit properly. Both ways were super quick but adding the elastic in the second pair only took about 20 minutes! So quick! steph kennedy ~my machine~ My sewing machine is a Bernina B215 which isn't made anymore, but this machine is the closest one available now - Bernina B325: amzn.to/3...
street bounty lamp diy | steph versus lamp round one
Просмотров 6005 месяцев назад
Today I'm going head to head with some lamps I rescued from the side of the road. This is a DIY project that was way harder than I thought!! The stain I used is Sikkens BLX-Pro in 'Ebony' steph kennedy ~my machine~ My sewing machine is a Bernina B215 which isn't made anymore, but this machine is the closest one available now - Bernina B325: amzn.to/3SwnGxx ~my filming setup~ my ca...
tidying up my sewing cupboard of doom
Просмотров 6426 месяцев назад
tidy my wardrobe with me | closet organisation ruclips.net/video/v01zvFo2fDY/видео.html If you enjoyed my wardrobe organisation video then here's a video of me organising my sewing stuff in my sewing cupboard of doom. Enjoy! Ikea stuff: White tubs - www.ikea.com/au/en/p/variera-box-light-pink-90426112/#content Grey soft trays - www.ikea.com/au/en/p/komplement-box-light-grey-00405779/#content Wh...
DIY outdoor chair cushion covers | sewing DIY washable
Просмотров 5376 месяцев назад
Finally getting back into some sewing after a hectic couple of weeks. I'm making some cushion covers for my outdoor chairs so that I can easily wash them if they get dirty. I picked up the fabric from a garage sale trail here in Sydney - it's originally from Ikea I think - designer is 'Kangan Arora' and it's from 2017 if you're interested. Thanks for being here!! steph kennedy ~my...
sewing patterns vs self-drafting
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Today I'm talking about how using patterns to learn to sew is really useful and you can learn so many techniques that can help with self-drafting. steph kennedy ~my machine~ My sewing machine is a Bernina B215 which isn't made anymore, but this machine is the closest one available now - Bernina B325: amzn.to/3SwnGxx ~my filming setup~ my camera - Canon 90D with kit lens: amzn.to/3...
jeans to skirt upcycle project | denim maxi skirt
Просмотров 8437 месяцев назад
Made my husband's pair of old falling apart jeans into a denim maxi skirt! This video isn't really a tutorial but just me talking you through the process of upcycling. What do you think? steph kennedy ~my machine~ My sewing machine is a Bernina B215 which isn't made anymore, but this machine is the closest one available now - Bernina B325: amzn.to/3SwnGxx ~my filming setup~ my cam...
tidy my wardrobe with me | closet organisation
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.7 месяцев назад
tidy my wardrobe with me | closet organisation
breathing new life into my old unworn clothes | sewing
Просмотров 8 тыс.7 месяцев назад
breathing new life into my old unworn clothes | sewing
make your dream diy wardrobe with these essential sewing tools | what's in my sewing bag?
Просмотров 4838 месяцев назад
make your dream diy wardrobe with these essential sewing tools | what's in my sewing bag?
business shirt to summer top | thrift flip sewing
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.8 месяцев назад
business shirt to summer top | thrift flip sewing
everything I made in 2023 | sewing honest review
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everything I made in 2023 | sewing honest review
chatty DIY vlog | 2023 reflection, thoughts on content creating & being 'aesthetic'
Просмотров 4018 месяцев назад
chatty DIY vlog | 2023 reflection, thoughts on content creating & being 'aesthetic'
thrift flip! marimekko matching set + FRENCH SEAM tutorial
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thrift flip! marimekko matching set FRENCH SEAM tutorial
my last week of uni ever | architecture student vlog
Просмотров 2299 месяцев назад
my last week of uni ever | architecture student vlog
making a bag out of a pillow ikea hack | sewing tutorial
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making a bag out of a pillow ikea hack | sewing tutorial
october vlog | aperol spritz in the sun
Просмотров 9010 месяцев назад
october vlog | aperol spritz in the sun
scrap buster drink bottle holder | sewing tutorial
Просмотров 32911 месяцев назад
scrap buster drink bottle holder | sewing tutorial
how to look after platinum blonde bleached hair
Просмотров 11311 месяцев назад
how to look after platinum blonde bleached hair
hacking gracie steele's frolic frock mini dress and skirt | sewing
Просмотров 49611 месяцев назад
hacking gracie steele's frolic frock mini dress and skirt | sewing
what I do when I'm not sewing plus explaining my channel name change | vlog
Просмотров 22211 месяцев назад
what I do when I'm not sewing plus explaining my channel name change | vlog
spring outfits inspiration & tips | style
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spring outfits inspiration & tips | style

Комментарии

  • @jennethuckerby5482
    @jennethuckerby5482 5 минут назад

    Steph the musi 5:31 c is nice but it overrides what you are saying so I think it would be better to buy it out 😊

  • @nuria.l-l-9827
    @nuria.l-l-9827 2 дня назад

    Audhd here, too! I get very frustrated with the times of each step in the sewing process. It takes forever. And the fabric moves way more than I thought, It doesn't stay put to be sewn, so I end up with crooked lines 😅 How do you organize the sewing steps? Do you get many half projects?

  • @jmchau
    @jmchau 4 дня назад

    Hello. Hi. Glad to see you.

  • @anne-mareescott5918
    @anne-mareescott5918 4 дня назад

    Your fridge tip is great, thanks Steph. I’m watching this at 1.40am and have set my alarm to remind me to reorganise my fridge in the morning otherwise I’ll forget it by then.

  • @kaytemnorwood
    @kaytemnorwood 4 дня назад

    If you still want a pattern suggestion, the endless summer shirt by antilley handmade would be something I would want to watch.

  • @cathrinewhite7629
    @cathrinewhite7629 4 дня назад

    Stephanie it's gorgeous!

  • @prosie1968
    @prosie1968 4 дня назад

    Thanks Steph for a reminder that we have to take care of ourselves and be kind to ourselves. I’m a fairly recently unofficially dxed person with adhd. I’m older and because of the stigma I never dared to ask, why do I feel different. I’m also recently in menopause and I felt like I was losing it, (well I was losing it a bit). I like knowing that I have a reason why I act a certain way, that I’m just wired a bit different. It’s comforting to have a deeper understanding of myself.

  • @cathrinewhite7629
    @cathrinewhite7629 4 дня назад

    Is a French seam a really old technique? Like did they discover this in the 16th-17th century for all those crazy royal dresses at Versailles?

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph День назад

      I honestly have no idea. I imagine it was developed a long time ago though to finish raw edges before sewing machines.

    • @cathrinewhite7629
      @cathrinewhite7629 День назад

      @@WelcomeToSteph oh that makes more sense🙏🏼 But the French must have devised it in the first place...they certainly made some incredible dresses..plus their lacemaking legacy😊.

  • @darklin333
    @darklin333 4 дня назад

    Hi gorgeous, great idea hacks for anyone , housemate & I waste a lot out of sight foods ☮💟

  • @rosey_ie
    @rosey_ie 4 дня назад

    Hi Steph, Thanks so much for this video. I hadn’t heard you mention previously that you had a diagnosis of autism and adhd. May I ask what originally prompted you to look for a diagnosis? I often wonder about myself. Also agree with you 100% on the medicine front. If it helps a person to feel like they are not worried about themselves - in whatever of the many ways that may show up - then it is a good thing for that person. ❤ Ps. Bullet lists rule my life, and I got one of the earring stands last year for Xmas 😅

  • @blufaerie
    @blufaerie 5 дней назад

    You really powered through this and I appreciate that! I think they are very well made, and I hope you love them once you adjust them. Did you also make the top you’re wearing with them? I think the two pieces go very well together.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 5 дней назад

      Thanks so much! And yes I did make the top and there's a video about it as well if you want to see the process: ruclips.net/video/vaMZ0PvUqKA/видео.html

  • @kerriewilliams8321
    @kerriewilliams8321 11 дней назад

    I made these years ago, they’re definitely a unique style, the barrel leg etc, they became my clown pants, I lived them in the end. But yes, as I was watching you merrily diving in and cutting that precious fabric, I was like….nooooo…..do a toile! Im Sure with a few tweaks they’ll be fab

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 11 дней назад

      Haha yes I think with some tweaks I'll turn them into something to love. Life's too short for a toile! Especially when there's a video to be made 🫠🤸🏼🤠

  • @marisacolbrelli1917
    @marisacolbrelli1917 15 дней назад

    They look great but I know that kind of frustration during the process!

  • @des_des_00
    @des_des_00 15 дней назад

    That fabric is sooo gorgeous! 😍 They might've fell short of your vision, but they actually do look really good on you.

  • @8531022
    @8531022 16 дней назад

    I just bought this pattern, so your video is very helpful. Every time I put in a zipper it’s as if I’ve never freaking put in a zipper before, so I’m mentally trying to prepare myself for this one!

  • @Karmadelica
    @Karmadelica 16 дней назад

    That's a real shame about the pattern - finished garment measurements are so important! I liked the look of the pattern and looked it up on the Pattern Fantastique website - apparently the pattern has been revised and they did re-jig the sizing and lengthen the leg.... but on the minus side the welt pockets have been removed 💀

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 16 дней назад

      Someone else commented the same!! Shame because the welt pockets were the best part imo.

  • @Pirinei3
    @Pirinei3 17 дней назад

    I love how they turned out. They are definitely one of a kind. Thank you for the detailed tutorial and explanation, this was a very informative video for somebody who’s self taught at sewing. You did a beautiful job at sewing and making this video 💗

  • @becswift2988
    @becswift2988 18 дней назад

    They look great and I love the fabric

  • @tricia2701
    @tricia2701 18 дней назад

    I think the fit looks good on you. Granted, I love baggy pants

  • @elainrichards7912
    @elainrichards7912 18 дней назад

    Dont lose your sewing mojo over this. Theyre looking great. I know you don't like doing a toille, but can I recommend them to you especially so you don't ruin that gorgeous fabric. Pick up some old sheets at Vinnies. Its so hard to fit yourself, but you did an amazing job. Hows the new job going? The final try on and they look great.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 18 дней назад

      Haha you know me too well! One day I'll learn my lesson... I definitely haven't lost my mojo!

  • @jenninstitches
    @jenninstitches 18 дней назад

    Pattern Fantastique patterns are not for the short of patience or newbie crowd. I have been sewing for 35 years and OMG I get so frustrated with the construction flow of the garment and the lack of directions/information where you need it most vs where there is detail I find myself saying "This is where you chose to explain?". For example with the Vali dress, I was like what gives with the small facings? Why wouldn't you do a full enclosed smock? So I went my own way and did. I also didn't follow the flow of it at all because it wasn't sensible. These pants? I was absolutely inline with what you said here and I used the pieces, but made my entirely own process based on how I prefer to sew up pants. Are all her patterns beautiful when you get them made if you figure it out the size and have the right fabric? Yep, sure are. Is it worth the frustrations? Can't say that it is. I love the way yours look and think over time they will drape a bit more in a way that will slim them down. But you could take them in a bit.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 18 дней назад

      Oh wow thank you for this validation!! I was wondering if I was being too harsh. Great info for the future if I'm considering another PF pattern...

    • @jenninstitches
      @jenninstitches 17 дней назад

      @@WelcomeToSteph You're welcome. I thought I was losing my mind on the Vali and I found someone's video saying they were frustrated too. I love Nita-Jane ideas, the lines and silhouettes she is creating , but that her methodology isn't one that jives with me and that means it is upto me to fill in to my own style of get it made to get it done. If I didn't end up with garments I love I would have given up, but I think in the end they are worth it. I understand she has been a one-woman opp for a while with some very challenging life events up to now. So perhaps, she didn't have a lot of support or testers, for what she has out now, when it came to feedback. She said she is bringing on help/technical help and maybe with that addition it might mean directions on any new patterns (she mentioned this in an update email) will be more friendly for all?

  • @finassm
    @finassm 19 дней назад

    Absolutely love how they turned out!! I actually recently got myself the terra pants pattern and I'm glad to finally see someone on yt sew them up! Pattern Fantastique re-released the terra pants pattern a year ago or so and the newer version does seem to have the measurements you were looking for, but unfortunately they removed the welt pockets. 😢 Sorry to hear that you didn't quite like the look of them! I think to create something that reflects your inspo pics better it might be helpful to try a 'stiffer' fabric like a 5oz cotton poplin or cotton twill in general. Looking forward to seeing more of your makes! 😃

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 18 дней назад

      Strange the welt pockets were removed! I agree it probably wasn't the right fabric - I have some remnants so might add a large cuff at the bottom to give a bit more weight.

  • @stephgreen3070
    @stephgreen3070 19 дней назад

    This was such a relatable video. Rarely does a make go smoothly from start to finish. More often there is one or two moments you want to throw your machine out the window as pull your hair out . I also relate to never pre washing fabric and I also never make a proper muslin. I just want to get sewing already!

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Must be something about the name 🤔

  • @GinnyEvergreen
    @GinnyEvergreen 19 дней назад

    Ahh we don't mind at all at all if it's a day later then you intended on uploading! Your mental health is waaayyy more important 😘 LOOOOVE the fabric, and they look fab on you!❤

  • @karenwilliams4152
    @karenwilliams4152 19 дней назад

    Your new pants are really cute! I hope the adjustments are easy after some needed rest. Don’t let this pattern get you down- you’re a great seamstress! With love from Mississippi. 😉🩷

  • @msullivan3531
    @msullivan3531 19 дней назад

    I actually think they look great on you. Adorable and comfy.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Oh thank you. I think I'm getting used to the loose fit - I usually prefer more close fitting clothes...

  • @4mld963
    @4mld963 19 дней назад

    love to see an authentic garment making experience! I am returning to sewing and contemplating making tailored trousers. I have therefore been researching the Top Down Centre Out method which involves making a one legged toile to troubleshoot and resolve fit issues. It is a very logical approach that appears to minimise effort and produce a fabulous fit - you may find it helpful if you have not already considered it!

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      That sounds like a great method!! Let me know how it works out for you.

  • @karlaburkett4222
    @karlaburkett4222 19 дней назад

    You can always take the legs in a little more if you want them a little more fitted but otherwise they look great on you

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Thank you! Yes I think I'll make some adjustments and maybe even add a large cuff or something to give them a bit more weight... stay tuned!

  • @karlaburkett4222
    @karlaburkett4222 19 дней назад

    Try doing the neckline on the bias instead of on grain

  • @whatnow8362
    @whatnow8362 19 дней назад

    The pants look great! I actually think they look like the examples shown on the pattern website. You can tell in the white example pair they are a wider pant and not a straight leg pant. Pants are frustrating. Maybe a mock up next time will help with seeing how a pant will look.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Haha yes a mock up is always a good idea, but I've never been one for toiles 😅😅 maybe one day I'll learn my lesson

  • @jmchau
    @jmchau 19 дней назад

    The fabric is lovely. I am a non-standard body type (I'm a little teapot, short and stout), so have to adjust almost all patterns. When I get fabric that I really like I get mental paralysis about cutting because I get really anxious that I'll make something that doesn't fit or doesn't fit correctly. I'm sorry that the pattern did not work for your body type as well as you had hoped.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      I think I definitely would have benefited from making this pattern once before committing to the linen - they're not terrible but not exactly how I imagined. Thanks for watching!

  • @DawnBush
    @DawnBush 19 дней назад

    You do not “ramble”! I appreciate how you talk us through everything! Don’t listen to the nay-sayers!! 🩷🩷🩷

  • @felinetherapy4782
    @felinetherapy4782 20 дней назад

    Love these. I think the flowy style suits the fabric. Pockets are amazing.

  • @gingermom12
    @gingermom12 20 дней назад

    they look great!

  • @baidykle1
    @baidykle1 20 дней назад

    Sorry the process was so frustrating for you. Nevertheless, the pants came out great imo. I hope you will still get to wear them anyway. Congratulations on new lamp, by the way. :) It's nice to see you being so excited about it.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Thank you! I'm contemplating some adjustments but other projects are knocking at the door...

  • @prosie1968
    @prosie1968 20 дней назад

    Fitting in the number one frustrating thing about home sewing. I spend time measuring self, analyzing finished measurements and measuring pattern pieces but still struggle in the end. A lot of fitting on the fly and altering happens. Lately I’ve been into oversized and self drafting so this issue is less of a problem. The pants look pretty cute tho, sorry that they didn’t turn out as envisioned but no one will know!

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Too right! No one can see inside my mind's eye but me!

  • @Braz3nRav1n
    @Braz3nRav1n 20 дней назад

    The worst part of any project for me is cutting the fabric. Up until that moment the fabric is limitless potential. Once I take scissors to it, I am committed.

  • @world1stage1
    @world1stage1 20 дней назад

    Sorry it was a rough make. But it is nice to see realistic sewing instead of constant perfection all over the place. Working through a big project to be unhappy with the results sucks... but it happens to all of us, so thank you for sharing the whole crazy experience.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Thanksss 😊 sometimes I wonder if it's worth sharing so this comment is really lovely

    • @madame.banoffee
      @madame.banoffee 19 дней назад

      Suggestion, just let it sit somewhere. I “discovered“ former projects to love them or rework them into something I’m ok with.

  • @kaytemnorwood
    @kaytemnorwood 20 дней назад

    I'm so sorry you had a rough time. Pants are tough. I'm taking classes explicitly to figure out pants. The pants you made did turn out fabulously though!

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      Thanks for your comment! I've been meaning to do a pattern making course to figure some of this stuff out too - one day I'll have time in between work and projects....

  • @tamitng
    @tamitng 20 дней назад

    First of all, I LOVE the fabric color and pattern! I also love linen, but not for lower wear like pants, shorts or skirts as they wrinkle and stretch (loose the shape) while wearing. Linen is super flow-ie and some summery clothes look great with this fabric. Love the pleats on you with your flat abdomen but I think a side zipper would have accentuated and simplified the look better. If it turns out that you don’t like the pants at all, you might even lop them off into shorts and take the remaining fabric to make a cute matching summer crop top. Not a fail at all, everything is a learning experience for sure! Thanks for sticking it out so we can see the fruits of your labor! 👍👍👍

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 19 дней назад

      You're reading my mind about being tempted to make them into shorts. I might add a large cuff to see if that gives a bit more weight... I too love the fabric and have been so hesitant to cut into it because it's so lovely.

  • @kaytemnorwood
    @kaytemnorwood 24 дня назад

    I love sewing content.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 23 дня назад

      Well you found a good place to stop by!!

    • @kaytemnorwood
      @kaytemnorwood 23 дня назад

      @@WelcomeToSteph I know it! I'm just binging your content between times that you post videos because it's so nice. Especially the one where you made your graduation dress because I'm also panic finishing a bunch of projects. It's nice to not feel alone in that. 😅 I hope you're having a most wonderful month!

  • @LaineyBug2020
    @LaineyBug2020 28 дней назад

    That hat was an amazing find!

  • @LaineyBug2020
    @LaineyBug2020 28 дней назад

    'Vinnie's. We're the Tits!’ should be their new merch drop...

  • @patsyshafchuk5368
    @patsyshafchuk5368 Месяц назад

    I love your dress! I love your sharing of your thoughts and feelings. It seems that you have the designer gene - clothing, building, and videography! Great editing, beautiful film quality, and the finishing touches - the sound, the countdown clock - just all of it! This video should go viral.

    • @WelcomeToSteph
      @WelcomeToSteph 24 дня назад

      Oh thank you so much for this lovely comment. This video has reached many, many more people than I ever imagined so in my eyes I think it's gone viral (more than 250k is simply wild!!!)