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Superb xx I too use duvets as practice pieces x This is fab to wear out xx

New subbie. Great tutorial, although im pea green with envy over your gorgeous fabrics. I watch the hoarders show, too, when stuff starts piling up in my craft space, which is my bedroom. Ha. These would be pretty in the bathroom, too. I live in America, and we put pretty tea towels on the oven handle. I had two pretty vintage tea towels on mine. Told my son not to touch them. I always do any leftover dishes in the sink before bed and wipe down the counters so i dont wake up to a messy kitchen. I got up on a Saturday morning and the kitchen was a hot mess. Dirty pots in the sink and ... OMG ... both of my tea towels were piled on top of the stove and had grease stains and tomato sauce. Turns out my kid got the munchies watching a movie, was cooking something and it boiled over. He also had made bacon and thats where the grease was. They were both ruined. That was 2 yrs ago and im still mad. Ha. Great tutorial, Patricia

This is a tip when I.gather the waist I use a different colour bobbin this makes it easy to take out the thread lv from Canterbury uk

Beautiful dress. Looks really nice on you.

What a wonderful surprise from your lovely son, going to two of my favourite countries n Europe. You must be well loved to receive such an amazing gift. Love your down to earth videos, don’t stop doing them. X

Who is this beautiful wholesome person?!

As a Brummie Pebble Mill wasn't far from where i lived, you could walk past the front of the building and see them live on air at 1pm .... now I to live in the countryside & my interfacing arrives courtesy of ebay 😁

What have you been making lately?

I’m so glad I found your channel. Your voice is so soothing and this is one of my favorite patterns. I think I’ve made six or seven.🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

Victoria, what a lovely dress you made and so relaxing to watch you construct the pattern first from cheaper random fabric. Very enjoyable WELL DONE Thank you.

I love it. Just ordered the pattern x

Wow that dress looks great on you, especially how you’ve placed the fabric pattern down the centre front!

I am on a 2 year waiting list for 2 other consignment stores. And my birthday is in December

I make doll clothes for the 18" , 111/2" and baby dolls. Children's clothes and a lot of other things. I was taught to crochet, knit, and embroidery also. I have taught myself to use some power tools to refinish small pieces of furniture. I am 74 until Dec. I was in 2 consignment stores but had to leave them because they had to close their doors. I used what I sold to supplement my social security. I am a retired beauty school instructor. I like to use old clothes as well as new fabrics.

I was taught that from my Granny and my Mom

Yes I did

Sometimes I go to a store called SAS or I check out Good Well for fabric. But I have several tubs filled with fabric and used clothes. I like to take old used things to make something out of it. Plus I only buy patterns when JoAnn Fabric has them for sale at $1.99. I took a pair of shorts that wore out in the sit and made a shorts outfit for one of my eldest Great Grand daughters. My granddaughter now has 3 little girls so the shorts outfit will be going to each girl in time. Phoenix, AZ, USA

I am from Phoenix, AZ USA. I just took a rectangular holiday tablecloth I had for years when I had a rectangle table. Since I now have an oval table, I couldn't use it. So I cut it up to make 8 placemats and a long table runner. It is a dark blue covered with white stars. I used a cotton red and white strip fabric to make the bais trim to go around placemats and table runner, plus 8 napkins.

hello very nice lady please kindly film how to thread the sewing machine how to wind the bobbin and please kindly film how to operate the sewing machine electric foot pedal how its used to sew please kindly let me know ok?thank you very much 😊

I love this top/ dress because it could be either depending on the hem length. It ĺl looks so nice on you. I took home economics in high school. My teacher taught us to read through the pattern and imagine doing the sewing in your head. It's hard at first but gets easier each time. So I sew everything I make two times, first in my head then on my machine. How long have you been sewing because you are doing great.

First video I looked at for removing the partly worn original pvc covering on the cabinet doors,mine are unpainted,and I have a heat gun so if it comes off as easily as yours which I think it will then that will be great,then they will prepped maybe to spray in a plasticote colour or see prices by pro restorers (under £20 per door I think,don’t know if they strip them for that price as well though) or so cheap if done diy. but 100s for a total kitchen reworked is better than into multi 1000s 👍 Good informative video you done there 😃

The dress is amazing and look soooo good on you! It’s quite dreamy!

You’re lovely and so enthusiastic about your creations!

A pillow case make a bodice top for dress I have brought pillows case for lining cheaper then buying lining and it cotten

I enjoyed your tutorial, every now and then, throughout my life, I attempted sewing. Had an old machine given to me, couldn’t get it to work, everything would get knotted up. But I was determined so…… I thought it must be this old machine, I’ll treat myself to a new one and I’ll be able to make all my clothes…… couldn’t complete a single line of stitch, things coming unthreaded, things knotting up, machine seizing up. I would put it away for years at a time and then pull it out and try again…. I finally just passed it on and I know it’s getting good use. As for me, I’m all thumbs, green thumbs that is, I’ll stick to gardening. Have a lovely day, anyone reading this.

This video is the first I've seen on your channel, I just wanted to say how happy it made me feel - thank you. Im much older than you, but it took me back to being a girl at home x ps The dress looks great on you

Victoria! Your video was recommended in the feed and so, Like and Subscribe, it is. You are absolutely delightful, and a lovely educator. Thank you for sharing your talents.

Hello! South Australian here. Love the video. Not sewing at the moment as I need to fix my brakes. Have an awesome day.

I've just ordered this pattern , so I'm well impressed how pretty it turned out, it looks fabulous on you ,its meant to be loose fitting, like an artist smock I believe. I hope once I find some material that I like it'll turn out just as nice, tfs hugsx

At about 28:50, when you were asking about ‘clipping the corner,’ whenever I’ve had to do that it’s usually at a point where I have to sew around a corner turn, or where several panels come together, so I just put a small cut in the fabric so that the fabric will lay more flat over itself rather than if it had to fold onto itself (which makes that particular area bulky). Is that what you were referring to? How did that area turn out for you? I couldn’t see any major bulky spots when you tried it on… And by the way, it turned out adorable! Tunics are some of my favorite tops to wear, so I love this project! I may just have to go hunt down the pattern for myself. And my favorite spots to get fabric to reuse is local thrift stores (I think you call them ‘charity shops’ over there). Thanks for a great video 😊

Hi Victoria. Your dress looks beautiful. I think that I'm going to have a go at that pattern. On the pattern piece for the bodice, is there a dot in the angle, where the front dropped section meets the upper bodice part? You would usually clip from the angle, to that dot. So that the front seam and gathered waist seam fit comfortably together. I hope that I've explained it ok. I'm loving your videos x

Oh, you will be startled. I am beginning an ALL new wardrobe. Also, I just got a message from an old school friend asking about an apron.

Beautiful, thank you! ❤ I plan to make the Ellis dress soon wish me luck😊

Hi just found u, love what u do but the music was overtaking ur speech, no need for music. I'm off to look what I can paint now!!!!

i love your blouse, it is lovely. I would think the pleat is to make the pocket usable. dress is very pretty. i would add some lace to the neckline.

Love that you sew in the kitchen and don’t have all the expensive equipment- overlocker. Your dress is lovely and I really like the coordinating fabrics

Really sweet result! Beautiful. I can’t see another fabric choice being cuter than that combo.

Tencelis lovely. Feels like a combination of cotton and rayon.

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You did a fabulous job I’m very impressed

Loved your video, I’m tempted now to get out my sewing machine to have a go, I’ve not used it for about 40 years. All my old sewing patterns are from the 70s, will need some resizing lol. I used to make all my clothes and I loved it, I’ll need to have a look. I love your chatty style and showing each step of your progress, brought it all back to me. Looking forward to seeing your other projects. Thank you 😀

Fantastic job well done suits you.

Your videos are a treasure. Subscribed, and a thank you from California.

Consider adding ties to the sides that tie in the back. That would fix the baggy problem and make for a cute addition to the pattern.

I like the longer videos xxx

New subscriber here. I really enjoyed your video and I am inspired to hunt out some pretty duvet covers to try new patterns with. I am also tall, so lengthening patterns has become a way of life. I usually use the lengthening line on the pattern otherwise it can throw the proportions out.

Looks beautiful Thank you so much 💙🩵

Love the dress. I have been thrifting fabric from opportunity shops (charity shops inAustralia) for many years. I also deconstruct clothing to remake into something else. You are very easy to listen to ❤️🇦🇺🦘

I've made this dress as my first garment in forever. I really love it.