Projects In Pyjamas | But Make It Vintage
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2021
- A special edition of Projects in Pyjama's!
Tag along while I make a 1950 Vintage House coat, to glamorous lounge around in but also for a more "sew"phisticated look while sewing.
#HouseCoat #VintageSewing #VintageStyleNotVintageValues
Pattern used: www.etsy.com/nl/listing/92358...
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I am so entertained by u talking about stitching while wearing a shirt with Stitch on it.
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I secretly love that the unfinished edges looked better than the pattern recommended, finished edges that are modern aesthetic strives for. Historical garments are gorgeous and most of them to not have the internal edges all bound up and finished in perfect LOL
The robe is absolutely gorgeous on you.. can I add that I really loved all your different jammies and always noticed how cute they were..
Aaaw thank you ☺️❤️
Who wouldve guessed that putting sleeve cuffs in sweatshirt/serger style would produce more beautiful sleeves!!
Just gorgeous! Please make sure to show us the summer version so we can swoon over that too.
It's always wonderful to see someone on a similar path as myself.
I am SO ENAMORED with that robe! And badly considering making one! I don't bother wearing a robe so it seems silly to start but it's so glamorous and soft looking!
Aaaah hahaha thank you ☺️
Yes, combine all the things!
Gorgeous, love this pattern! I would love to see the summer version
Thank you 😊
I love a nice housecoat. Great job gathering and easing that velvet!
That robe looks both cozy and warm, plus being glamorous.
Wish I had a reason to make one, but since I'm always too warm I'd never wear it.
🥺 aww I’m sorry
Make it in a thin viscose! And put feathers on it. And be your own film.noir star 😂
Oh dear... I already have 4 dressing gowns; do I *really* need another one? Yes. Yes I do, if it's a gorgeous 50's style in rich blue velvet!
Dooooooooo iiiiiiiiit!!!😂❤️
OHH, the tricks I learn from you Nikki! Just steam from a distance and then brush with as much/little pressing action as needed? Genious. Can I please have just a tiny bite of the robe for a snack though?
Well done! So beatyful. Especially the velvet part. I've seen this pattern a thousand times already, but I wasn't sure if I should do it. Now it's definately on my to do list for the next 10 years. ;)
Thanks so much for the tip on the sleeves!
Velvet seems like a pet you have to groom regularly xD The world sure needs more glamorous lounge wear in these times...
That is beautiful, and what a colour!
Thank you ☺️
Now that’s what I call a dressing gown...It comes down to the floor and it looks beautiful and elegant.It would certainly make you feel good getting up and putting that on.I think a nice light weight one for the summer months would be fabulous .It’s Gorgeous and I bet if feels lovely and soft too 🥰
Thank you ☺️
So beautiful!
Bravo !
Well done ♥
That robe is beautiful, and you look like glamorous Old Hollywood!
This video is so inspiring to me!!! I have a super soft broken in flat sheet that I want to upcycle into a robe and I even bought a pattern for it already! The sleeves are straight but it does have a nice full skirt that I'm excited about. Since the fabric is so light weight I am thinking about lining the front of the bodice portion of the robe both for modesty and to give it a smidge more structure. 😅
GLAM 😍 and those pockets were *chefs kiss* perfection, you made them so beautifully. Thank you for sharing the information about the cuffs/ sleeve drape in such detail - it's really useful to know. Great video, and gorgeous make!
Sleeve cuff BRILLIANT!!!!!!
😂😂☺️ thank you
That bit with the sleeve cuff was neat
Thanks 😊
That is gorgeous! You chose such a difficult fabric, and made it look effortless. Wonderful job!
Thank you! ☺️
That is beautiful. It makes so much sense how sewing the cuffs the opposite direction would make the fabric fall differently. The colour and material are so lush. (your Stitch PJs have always been faves of mine, though). Thanks for sharing your project. Take care.
Awww thank you ☺️
Absolutely wonderful. You make working with velvet look super easy.
Thank you😅❤️
Love this!
I do love the Stitch pyjamas, but this robe turned out looking so luxurious!! Wonderful. I may have to make one for myself, too
I do too! Don’t worry they won’t disappear completely 😘
Yay😊
That fabric is Gorgeous!! Perfect for the robe!
Thank you☺️
Wow. You could wear that outside
I LOVE THIS! I've been thinking about making an epic lounge wear robe too this past year. You inspire me even more!
Thank you! ☺️
That’s a posh robe!! That color is just 👌🏻.
Very nice ! If it wasn't for the big pocket it it could totally be worn as an evening wrap dress. ☺️
That color ! 😍
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The robe looks wonderful
Thank you ☺️
Lady, you got skills! Beautifully done!! ❤️
Thank you 😊
It looks fabulous, so cosy!
Thanks love ❤️
I love it but... i can only imagine the threads that are going to hold on to it!
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The robe turned out gorgeous!
Thank you ☺️
Absolutely GORGEOUS!
Oooh that would be nice too😍
Brilliant!!! The cuffs were fascinating, I never knew! Thank you for sharing your wonderful tutorial with us :)
Thank you for digitizing the patterns and making them available for purchase ❤️
@@Leeam it's a pleasure
i always learn so much from each of your videos! brilliant sleeve cuff tip, thank you!
Thank you ☺️
That was beautiful to watch, thank you so much for sharing it with us. Your work is beatiful x
Thank you ☺️
Oh! the robe is so beautiful!!! It looks so cozy. I wear PJs most of the time too. I absolutely love that armoire you have. The detail is so beautiful. I have never seen one that large. I guess there isn't a need to have them here where I live. Since most homes have walk-in-closets. (at least all the homes we have had have them) I have lived in Southern California until 2 years ago when we moved to about an hour's drive to Las Vegas Nevada.) I can't wait to see the next robe you make.
Beautiful. That pocket is seriously funky! I made a similar one from a vintage pattern at Christmas (although mine has princess seams and buttons all down the front). Like you I love swishing about in it and just don't want to get dressed some days. 😁 Stairs are a bit of a challenge - have my eyes open for one of those Victorian skirt lifters!
Wow you look gorgeous in that robe! And I'm so in love with that dark petrol coloured velvet
I used to have those same fox slippppppers
😂 🦊
_ that is some beautiful work. Velvet it not a joking matter to sew. The dressing gown would look wondrous in a brocade fabric.
Thank you ☺️
Wow, wat mooi 🤩 ik wil al zo lang dit type 'huisjas' en vind het nooit in de winkels. Misschien dat ik me er dan aan moet wagen er zelf eentje te maken.
It turned out lovely. I’m going to miss your stitch PJ’s though.
How much fabric did you buy?
You should totally make a version with a fluffy inside, and maybe make a men's version for your new husband!
Saw your pop up on video on FB and subbed 💕 are you Dutch?
Also that robe looks luscious 😍!
What size did you cut it out at? The website says a bust of 30", isn't this too small?
I’m afraid I don’t understand why the sleeves/cuffs were so different in the examples you showed. Is it something to do with the direction of seam allowances or the placement of the gathering stitches?
Yes, the seam allowance lay in different directions, which influences how the sleeve drapes. I’m sorry, I don’t know how to explain it better😅
@@Leeam is the seam stitched top to bottom? Or from cuff to the shoulder? What was the fabric cost?
It seems like the pattern is calling for 4 yard / 3.6 meter of fabric???