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Спасибо! Очень интересный рассказ! Горячий привет из Нижнего Новгорода, Россия

Получила огромное удовольствие от вашего рассказа! Спасибо! Горячий привет из города Нижний Новгород, Россия)

Thank you so much for the pattern!

I love how much fun the woman in this is clearly having.

Your videos are really good and meaningful, and I also look forward to seeing your next videos soon. Could I repost your channel on the platform of Ganjing World? - That is the great platform too. I will keep everything as is and include your channel link as the source. Thanks, dear!

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Such an amazing performance!

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Wonderful. Loved it.

I used to ride my horse through this village back in the 80s when the houses and shops were being assembled on the site! Good to know it's a museum village now! Liked and subbed from here in Newfoundland!

A beautiful hymn so beautifully played on this wonderful instrument, its just such a great shame that the video is cut off like it is.

My great aunt had one and I loved playing it.

All hail Godey’s magazine !

Tone generation...wasn't always as simple, as plug-in, and get sound. For all those, who've labored away, below the manuals. Thank you for the ages, of God's beautiful music!

Good workout. Better than Peloton.

Sometimes I have to play the harmonium in smaller villages, where there is no organ. It is not as easy as it looks to produce pleasant music. Thank you for posting this video. I love it!

Great wee film , thank you sharing, kind regards Helen.

"I Love To Tell The Story" is the Hymn. God bless you my dear for playing it so sweetly. The video cut off before you finished.

Witwe Bolte an der Halleluja-Pumpe...

Фисгармония классная штука!

I had to see, my last name is Sonntag

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Thank you for that video, I was talking to hubby about Sontags recently, having knit several shawls recently I have downloaded the pattern, thank you for the link.

My goodness! the 1870s were as colorful and over the top as the 1970s, or indeed the 1770s. Such brilliant and bright colours, it's like dessert in clothing form.

I feel you on the costumes. When I saw little women, I was immediately aware that they weren't wearing stays because of their posture. Anyone who's worn stays knows that slouching is extremely difficult and painful. I took Bridgerton to be historical fantasy and I didn't judge it as a period piece I didn't really care too much about it and just enjoyed the experience. I did know that there were black or mixed wealthy people from Jamaica mixing in circles in the regency and post regency era. I think people like to forget that slavery and freedom were far more about Social class than skin colour. Not to delve into the political, but to reflect the facts of thr time, US vice president Kamala Harris's paternal side were black slave owners in Jamaica in the early Victorian era and had substantial wealth and status. The lines just weren't as hard and fast as we perceive them to be nowadays, and I'm glad that that was reflected in the series.

Elegant shawl falls were quite popular throughout the Victorian era. My great-great grandmother had sewn hers in with pleats because she was always a cheater when it came to looking like a lady. 😅 she bought brown buckskin boots because they were cheaper and scrubbed them with lime to lighten them to white as well.

Thank you!!! I have been looking for one ☝️ of these patterns!! I bought an outlander pattern book, which they advertised it on the cover; only after the book arrived I discovered they had ‘modernized it! I was so upset because it didn’t look 👀 a thing the pattern on the cover. I am so grateful to have found your channel!! Thank you 🙏, now I can appreciate all the beautiful photos in the outlander pattern book, and stop complaining about the patterns!!😝

How to buy the tophat like with you

I made a sontag last year from an 1895 pattern, and I have a pattern from 1915! They lasted quite a while! I love the name they go by in Scandinavian countries, which translates to “heart-warmer”. I would love to have a pattern for the white crochet one.

What a lovely video.. I've just seen the perfect shawl I've been looking for!

Thanks for letting people know the truth about Corsets.

Lovely!

Thank you for making this interesting and informative video. I will definitely try to knit myself a Sontag!

Thanks I had not known about the Songtags.

Where is the link for the pattern? I wanted to make the older sontage!

Thank you. Love this video!

Loved this! Loved class trips to these kind of places when I was a kid, and I've visited Colonial Williamsburg years ago. You might add some SEO terms like historic shawls, vintage shawls, Colonial clothing. The reason I mention that is because I actually passed over this video a couple of times when I was looking for Sontag patterns. It wasn't clear to me from the video title that you would be modeling historic costumes. Sontag, by the way, is not a good search term. Apparently not a lot of people use it. Anyway, I can totally understand you enjoying your job. Love history. Love Outlander.

Love to see antique and vintage fabrics and fiber arts.

Sontag means sunday in German.

That was extremely interesting. Thank you so much.

I love the Sontag from Outlander! Thank you!

Thank you for this share of informations 💕 Do you know where we could find the pattern for the sontag by any chance? 🙏🏻🌸

It must be fun working in the costume dept of your museum, so much history, tradition, craftsmanship - beautiful!

Great video and demo! So nice to see actual historic shawls in action. A Sontag would be comfy to wear all day.

\Awesome upload! I think you'd enjoy my videos too. Keep up the great work! ❤️💞