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Oh, I hope you have fun with them!

Well, okay then.

Thank you! I am very happy to be a giant cotton candy.

Oh, I'm glad you gave it a look! I do that with knit sometimes, too. Fun us fun!

Thank you!

I starched as well as I could, but I know I don't know the sort of secrets the ladies back then did. They could make anything stand up.

@@icrochetedthething Part of it was boiled starch, and using pins and props to hold the lace until dry. After stretching it to shape.

@@lazygardens Oh, man, precision and a lot of time, no doubt.

Oh, I absolutely saw it the first time I was introduced to the design, and it has made me laugh ever since. I want to make a purse in blue with gold fixings.

Oh, typos. They will always sneak in. Congrats on the retirement! I hope you have a great time having the time and energy to stitch!

I'm so glad you liked it! I started collecting vintage patterns just because I like the projects, but I've been caught up in the history whenever I find it now. It's really fun!

Thank you! The effort really was worth it.

The pattern says "light and dark" and I went, "Nah, bright and bright." It's a great skirt, and the Cobasi is a beautiful yarn.

Oh, I'm so happy the video made you want to make some stuff! That's the best feeling!

Tacky vintage is so fun. I love it so much. It's funny how often I show the crinoline girl to someone and watch them have intense flashbacks. It's so funny.

Thanks! Hope it's useful!

Aww, thanks!

Oh, thanks!

Strange question lol how do you store your yarn? I have a small space.

@@rhondashearer3134 I've got one of those hanging compartments in the closet and a lot of little buckets like you'd use in a kid's room. The buckets can stack pretty okay in a pinch. I also really only buy yarn when I know what I'm doing with it, which can lead to a yarn backlog but not a big build up of stuff that never gets used.

She is a chiweenie! Entirely too clever and very much likes to sit on anything you add to the floor.

An excellent addition, thank you.

I cannot even imagine how awful that must have felt while pregnant. I bet you looked so cute in it, too!

@@icrochetedthething it was super cute.. knit top with a little teddy bear.. I was so sad that I had to rip open the neck but it was the top or me..

Oh, absolutely! Sorry for the delay in getting this to you. The file is at the link here, which was the original blog I had on wordpress, hence the different name: grammaredit1242694.files.wordpress.com/2024/01/1970shot-pantsshorts.pdf

Thank you! I hope it improves your sewing!

You're welcome! Hoep it helps you out!

I know, right?!

You're welcome! This reminded me I still have this skirt, in fact, which I need to remember for my next night out.

Oh, thank you! The skirt really is fantastic, lots of swing to it.

You're so welcome! I love 1940s patterns because they tend to be high-waisted, so I don't have to figure out if it's gonna hit right.

I really love it. It's especially fun to see what the thing actually looks like when all you have is a drawing.

Oh, thank you! You never know what's going to be interesting for people, really. I just like sharing.

Oh, thank you! Glad you enjoy them! I haven't done one in awhile, but I do like going through books.

Oh, you're so welcome! I just have a good time explaining stuff.

Thanks! Really looking forward to making more at some point.

Oh no doubt. That humidity you deal with is a whole different monster.

Oh, I'm so excited for you! I bet you'll look absolutely stellar!

@@icrochetedthething I can't thank you enough!!! Thank you, again..... 👗 🎓-LOL

Ooh, I love that idea!

They were very comfy, swinging too and fro.

Thank you! I'm tempted to make a few more, honestly. They're cute and quick and could easily be a wardrobe staple.

Thanks! It was a lot of fun to make.

Oh regional dialect strikes again!

That sounds like a really easy move! And it's very fun to just do it plain or find patterns.

Thank you!

This is absolutely a cookie tin trick of a video.

Thank you! It's absolutely so fun.

It's such a fun design!