Rajiv's New Halloween Tudor Costume -PART II
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Alexa Figuerres, a menswear tailor, has created the paper pattern for Rajiv’s Tudor Costume referencing original garments for 1618. Today she and Rajiv take us through this vital step of creating his costume!
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★ TABLE OF CONTENTS ★
• 1:00 Guide to Paper Patterns and Cutting Fabric
• 4:00 Importance of Proportional Measurements
• 5:15 Draping
• 6:39 Drawing in the neck line example
• 8:06 Fitting a Toile
• 10:01 The Doublet and the Trunk hose
💡 TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO 💡
• Halloween Costume of a Doublet and Trunk hose from the 17th Century
• Pattern Grafting
• Draping
• Fitting a Toile
• Drawing In Technique to Adjust Proportional Measurements
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Rajiv, this process didn’t stop in early 1900’s. I experienced this myself growing up in the 50’s and 60’s. Rural areas, and I’m sure the working class in cities as well, were full of moms (& possibly dads) fitting and sewing draped material to create their own patterns for clothing. My mom sewed all our clothes, scraps became matching doll outfits (or the doll itself!), blankets, quilts, pillow cases, dish cloths, towels, handkerchiefs, etc. Or those items became clothes.
It’s a lovely, meditative, hands on artistic process and it is so fun to see this project come to life!
Fascinating...I love reading these stories, thank you.
Rajiv, you and your videos are just a trip to heaven, an escape to pure joy. Thank you so much. 💝
You said what my heart felt.
@@shermarkham6376 isn't he wonderful? I will watch him do anything! Wash windows, done, cure cast iron pans, yep and now make what I think will be the most incredible Halloween costume ever. Thanks for your kind reply. 💝
@@artmakerforever3510 My favorite is his Essential Kitchen Tools. Lol... But I'm with you, Rajiv brings peace & love & awe.
Really flattering comments for Rajid 🎉
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I’m sure most people who sew know about this trick but I got to goodwill or some equivalent thrift store and find bedding sheets for a couple bucks and use that fabric for my mock-ups. 👍🏻 bonus if you like the color of the bedding as then they can be used as wearable mock-ups
Yes! That's a great tip!
This costume will be grand!
My mother made most of my clothes until middle school and I remember many times trying to get an outfit held together with pins off without sticking myself. Thanks Rajiv
The a tattoo of a dress form and safety pin 😍
I love making toiles or muslins. I always mark the stitching lines on the calico or muslin (or even old sheets etc) and the grain lines, then thread trace these lines with my machine. Once that’s done, I use silk thread (that I run through beeswax and iron to melt the wax. Yep…iron the thread!!) and baste the pieces together to see what adjustments are needed. Sometimes there’s a lot! I’m not great with fitting but I love the process of making toiles and at the end, the pieces of the toile become the pattern I use to cut out the final fabric. Satisfying!!
(And then there’s underlining with silk organza and so forth and so on. I need to do some more couture sewing again soon!)
Awwwh the peace and joy I feel when I tune into your channel heavenly thank you ❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
'Couture Sewing Techniques' is an excellent overview. Watching Alexa drape directly on the body is especially wonderful.
So fun❤can’t wait for the next episode. Perhaps we can see the choosing of the final fabric too and the embellishments as well.
It was so cool to watch your friend show how draping the muslin works, I didn’t even realize the paper patterns are a more contemporary thing, but it totally makes sense!
I wanted to learn to quilt and sew my own clothes when I was younger, but it turns out that sewing involves far too much math for me! I still love watching skilled sewers like Bernadette Banner create beautiful and unique clothing. I'm only a little jealous.
Interesting to know the history, and the clothing that, to me, seemed so heavy. Really looking forward to seeing the final fit. Love to you and the lovey lady with you.
This is wonderful! I’am sure you are looking for a period box with velvet lined to put the costume in and store it under your bed. Great. And I love the William Morris pattern dress , you beautiful lady friend is wearing.
I usually keep about 40 yards of muslin on hand for toiles. I find this essential for even fitting commercial tissue patterns. Great series.
love love love, can't wait for the next one !
Rajiv, you are so talented in many areas!! So happy she can help you!! Really cool costume by the way ❤
What an interesting, enlightening, entertaining, inspiring and educational video!! I love how the music is soft and purposeful. My cafe con leche tasted so good while watching this gem.
Thank you!!!!!!❤
Love this series looking forward to seeing the process.
Another amazing video by both of you.👏👏
What a great collaboration. The two of you seem lovely and I can't wait to see the process and results! Subscribed.
Hello Rajiv, when is part three coming out ? I would love to learn about the materials you've chosen and the actual making of the costume, and would so like to see the final result. Thanks, Liz
I know very little about sewing but this was fascinating. I am excited to see if you selected the lace or plain collar for the doublet and if it will have the fancy pleating on the arms and chest. Will the trunk hose will have all those small cuts in them (not sure if that's the right term), and if those cuts are hemmed or left natural.
If someone else would’ve said I will be wearing this for the next 20 to 30 years, I would’ve said no way but knowing you, you will. 😊
I am so excited to follow this costume creation! I know it will be SPECTACULAR!!!! Show us the fabric...pleeeeeeze?
I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE IT! 😊
I love this stuff. I'm learning to sew myself and can make stuff from patterns but my goal is to be able to draft patterns myself from scratch. The 3 dimensional thing makes it a challenge and I really admire people who have skills in this area. I want to be able to make my whole wardrobe at some point. Are there any books Alexa or you recommend for learning how to draft your own patterns?
Buongiorno, I had to tell you I am doing what you are "dreaming" about. I was sewing with pattern and not knowing exactly what I was doing in the fitting department. We are with the army in Italy and am taking a sewing class in Italian, yes a lot of terms to learn at the begining. We are making our own base pattern and after4 years I have made really interesting pieces. Of course here I find fantastic fabrics for nothing because now I know where to go. I am not touching T-shirts but the rest I have made, even a beautiful cashmere coat. There are pleanty of interesting video on youtube to learn but you have to search for the right one. Your curiosity will bring you far I hope. Ciao
Hey Alexa, cool tats! What an interesting project. Best of luck
Rajiv, love your videos, fresh and informative. I'm returning to sewing after many years and I am happy to see that you are including sewing amongst your different topics.
So exciting
Very helpful and informative. Thank you
Okay yes but her dress is amazing!
Good morning, Rajiv. Your videos are a constant and pleasant path to knowledge. Thank you very much for the opportunity you give me to broaden my horizons. Have a good weekend!
I want that William Morris fabric dress she’s wearing.
So classy
I can’t wait omg
Hello Renaissance man. Very interesting content. Your companion is very elegant.
Thank you.
love the video and the whole channel, such great content. on another note... Alexa's dress is beautiful, did she make it herself too? it reminds me slightly of the Austrian Dirndl?
Thank you, you made me to google Austrian dirndl. Now I’m smarter. ❤
The part when she has to climb up on the chair as well to actually reach him! 🤣
great video!!
English usage (maybe any language really). Answering the question, "Do you mind if.....??" The answer is not ever 'yes' or 'sure.' I believe to answer the question, people (you find this in period movies too like Downton Abby), say 'No, I don't mind.'
Very informative! Great content.❤
Is the word “toile” used to mean a mock up? I know the other definitions.
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Of course Rajiv will look tons better in that costume, but it is not one that I like; the balloon pants bother me the most. That was one way to show off your wealth and status, to use as much extremely expensive silk fabric as possible. Same with the women of that period.
What a lovey young lady she is. She has a skill, and it is not a simple one. She is also very well-spoken, and an excellent communicator.
I will certainly stay tuned. I have not idea how she will make that collar. Probably massive amounts of layered pleated fabric, and heavily starched? No clue.
ASMR
I am very curious about the fabric choice
i highly recommend a doublet…gentlemen, your wives will thank you, I assure you.
Hurry hurry with the toile. And, no, thank you very much!
Is it just me or do these two need to date?
It's just you 😊
@jjjacques5449 the OP clearly hasn't read the room 😂
I don't think they are batting for the same team!
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