Angela's narration of clips from various runway shows makes me want to stop everything else and focus on upcycling. Her perspective on upcycling frees me to take more chances, to see what happens. Even though I don't wear much of what I've upcycled, I value both the process and end result of each project I've undertaken since I started following Angela.
I've been watching a few videos and took note of similar styles.. One style that was a wow for me is the big capes and cloaks and big coats worn over the shoulders like capes. I also liked the patchwork, textures, tassels, and piping. It made me realize how much potential there is in my closet. Also, I need some thigh high boots. But without the heels a clumsy person like me would fall down and break bones hourly. If I had real skills, I would make patchwork boots to wear with a patchwork coat. Feeling more excited about current projects I am making and inspired now to change things up.
Definitely check out Poshmark for knee-high, vintage, leather boot, in 2@, 3” heels- you’ll get TONS of choices most fir $20-ish 👍🏽💥 I’ve purchased about 4 prs-I look for decent leather & heel construction- then clean them up w/ Lthr conditioner, polish & mink oil (& Dollar Store sanitizing stray 👍🏽👍🏽) I’ve also found endless cool blazer to alter crop on the site! Like for $5-$10 ea. Easier than heading out to shops to thrift- esp if yr area’s shops aren’t fabulous! Good luck! 💥🔥👍🏽❤️🔥
I am limited in my sewing skills and “new” construction of a garment. I love the patchwork and would like to see how to put that together without taking a part and re-constructing. Maybe, a way to “fake” the look, by adding textiles to a fully made garment? Loved your review and ideas, thank you!
Fluffy sweaters: LOVE it!!!! You'll want to buy Chenille yarn to get the right look. You can learn how to do a single crochet online and just follow the lines of the knitted or crocheted garment. If you have intermediate crochet skills, you can do the scroll work. Or, to keep it simple, just embellish at the neckline and wrists. You'll have to watch your tension so the garment remains stretchy. Better yet, crochet some flowers with chenille yarn and just hand sew them on!
I couldn't justify buying Madam Sew's bias tape kit before but NOW I know its purpose in my life!! That piping is beautiful! I think Chunky Luxe Big yarn could be used for that knitting. It will require hand stitching and cannot be machine washed.
I agree with you on the bias tape maker sets! I got one a couple years ago and practiced until my fingers hurt. The bias binding presser foot was a bit of a frustration at first but after practicing with it, I gotta stop myself from turning my small fabric stash into bias tape.
I love the puffer patchwork coat,puffer poncho, the futuristic looks. The bits of Floral fabrics sewn on tweed and the textured sweaters. I would tone down the sweaters a bit because I am a large lady. Maybe just some crochet flowers sewn on.
I have to go back…watch your video again…and this time take notes. Your excitement is contagious. I now want to use my old leather jackets, skirts and pants in a deconstructed but constructed way. I have too much inspiration. My head has just spun off and taken flight in your whirlwind of fun and excitement. Now you have done it. Made me spend money. I must buy a new sewing machine. 😜
I like some of the "fray" we're seeing. So I'm gonna take a flannel shirt and pull out the stitches on the front button placket, the collar, and the pocket, expose the seam allowance, and top stitch back together.
For patchwork coats, etc. Don't forget to look for tablecloths, pillow covers, etc for the tapestry and brocade looks. I do the linens for a nonprofit thrift shop and when I find stuff like this that is good for upcycles, I usually include an idea on the tag. In fact, I just put out a lot of stuff for DIY Halloween costumes. For no sew, consider using the fusible stuff from the fabric store they use mostly for appliques. It's cheap, and it will hold well with gentle laundering. Although you can further embellish with embroidery thread, I've just used regular thread and hand sew around the edges. Or, you can buy a trim, and use fabric glue to seal the edges of your appliques.
I am most excited about the things I believe I can do to my clothes: tassels & tapestry patches. I'd love to see you add straps to pants or a blazer, like the last show you showed. OH! And attaching bags to your cargo pants! That was a "why didn't I think of that" moment!
I love when you do these videos it such a treat! I state that every time I see a runway on YT that exclude diversity in race and body shapes. I just stated after viewing Zimmerman collection online it was a great video race wise great diversity but absent reality figure models. Etro model at 10:51 seem to be wearing a bodysuit with the additional fabric coming from the belt or skirted underneath the belt (there no blazer in this look). I will be using scarfing this Fall/Winter as a tool to keep color in my styling by adding a scarf to a belt by draping over strap or tying to buckle. I have thrifted broaches because this is going to be my way of adding things to my thrifted coats or blazers. It so fluffy (Despicable Me), any opportunity I get to shout that I do. lol
I had to jump over here. Lupita Nyong'o had a denim gown at the Met Gala. If you haven't seen it, you will drool. It's soooooooo good! Please play around with this shape, or a purse or something. No one does denim like you!!
I really liked the extra texture thing. Kind like just grab a wool scarf, make some puffs with it and then add it on a plain sweater. Effortlessly perfect. And I also love Panchos with pretty much anything. Leather jackets, denim pants, wool skirts, shirts, sweaters, anything.
I’m with you 100%!! I’m thinking 🤔… I hv this really cool pair of royal blue leather trousers (vintage) & I want to try to add piping to them- my machine manual SAYS it can handle sewing leather… I’ll post them on FB if it works out- Plus I want to try to add pleather/thin lrhr sleeves to a vest or 2… cuff the arm hens- we’ll see if it works. And color-blocking!! Everywhere!! So some other sweaters are going to be quartered and re-constructed-mixing textures/adding fringe!! So many FUN/COOL things to get busy on! Angelina is brilliant!✅🔥❤️🔥
Oh me oh my! Absolutely need to make those shoulder out sleeves that look like they are attached from the back. I need the piping & tassels & patchwork jackets. Colors were calmer than I thought, but that is great for me since I turn 60 in a few days. Time to go thrifting! Yay!
I really like the peplum belts made with coats and with straps hanging down and I also really like the delicate long fringe, especially incorporated in a more feminine type of "halter" harness thingee. Thanks!
Oh. I almost forgot one of the things that was interesting is the multipocket idea. I would tone it down a bit, and maybe do varied colors, not monochromatic. But that idea really tugged at me. Gotta be a pain in the butt if you had to go through any kind of security checkpoint though. You know to expect hassles about "only a suspicious person would need a lot of pockets". However, it's the fact that no one needs so many pockets, but it's fun, that makes it intriguing to me. Plus, I dare a pickpocket to try me. Definitely gotta make me a bunch of accessory pockets!
I am most excited about the tapestry and patches. I also love the patch work. I a lot pieces which similar. I am glad they included a plus sized curvy model too.
What a collection of designers! Thank you for introducing many of us to them. I love the tassels, piping, textures (embroidery) and balloon shoulder caps with large bows. The coats, especially the trench were on point. I really liked the puffer-poncho combination with fringe. You could so do this, Angelina. So, that is definitely something I would like to see you create. The curvy model was amazing. I could not stop yelling, "Come through, girl! Come through!," lol. So happy to see this body shape being represented on the runway.
I so look forward to watching these runway shows with you! I used to watch them back in the day and I had no one to watch them so. I feel like like we watching them together! Thanks for the runway review videos.
The clips from Antonio Marras and Chloe were amazing; love the tapestry appliqués, patchwork, tassels, the puffer vest/poncho combo, also love the blouse to skirt with lace insert by Gabriela Hearst
10:23 what's interesting to me. This is the different types of quilting on the pants, it's not just patchwork it's also machine quilted in different straight line patterns. I'm a quilter so this is right up my alley. How I would do something like this is to use a "quilt as you go" technique. Cutting the blocks (top fabric), batting (middle filler) and backing (it would be the lining the inside) using basting spray or safety pins to hold the three layers together (change to a walking foot and quilting needle if you have one ) then I would layout the quilting design using painters tape as a guide. I don't sew on the painter's tape I sew between the lines. With quilting always start in the middle and work your way out. This is quilted with thread that matches the fabric but a variegated thread would add so interest to the quilt. I love this video thanks for the inspiration. 😊
Great guide for those of us who don’t really quilt!! Thank you!! ❤️🔥🔥 (I hv all the tools-so you’ve inspired me to at least try a boxy vest or something!) ⭐️✅
I saw a video where the designer was talking about making their designs stand out with bold threads and embroidery. I heard my inner voice applaud loudly! No reason the thread, especially when decorative, has to match. Almost every time I hear someone say "make sure the thread matches the fabric" a voice screams in my head, "But it's so boring and everyone has done that to death!" When I began to sew my straight lines were horrendous. As I improved, I wanted them noticed and I wanted to add subtle and not so subtle bits of my favorite colors with pretty thread. I don't have a plethora of thread but I have a few that are too pretty to just be lost in matching fabric. Thread can be so much more than just utility and construction.
@@cheshkat6321 In quilting we do thread painting. For example, I do portrait quilting and I hand sew the hair, eyebrows and facial hair with a variegated thread brown thread to get the natural hair highlights. Having a background in quilting I see thread differently because we want the machine and free motion quilting to stand out it's a lot of work to sew 25 to 50 diagonal lines of quilting why have the thread blend. I always feel like I'm still learning and trying to improve. Free motion quilting you lower the feed dogs and guide the fabric around the machine to make circles, flowers etc.
@@annkat100 There are some great youtube tutorials. I think grabbing a jellyroll (precut strips of fabric) and doing a jellyroll race quilt (see Missouri star quilt company for a video) will give a neat block of patchwork fabric quickly that can then be used to make clothes. The disappearing nine patch pattern with precut charm squares would also be a quick way to get a block of patch work fabric quickly. Since the designers are coming into the quilting world for inspiration I think this is a great thing for up cyclers to try.
@@katlady5000 I started to feel all alone about the matching thread. Glad to know there are others that can see that not all threadwork should blend in. I agree that we have many opportunities to learn with sewing. I've done some small quilting projects, including free motion. Just because I knew my machine could do it, it was one of the things I had to try. I think my machine cried when I was done. I cried also. Only for a moment because I knew there were many other things to learn and be successful doing until I circle back for another attempt.
I loved that Adeam Menswear look with the flounce on one side and the cold shoulder on the other. I can't wait for your NextUpcycle season II Menswear Upcycles!!
Fun video! I can't imagine wearing many of these, but glad that designers are FINALLY starting to pick up on some of your great upcycles! I feel like YOU thought of many of these first! Maybe I'll try adding some tapestry or tassels or do a little patch work.
Yes i like the vibe of philosophy di Lorenzo Sarafini ,great colours and great 80 ties music :) Ermanno Scervino also great vibe ,the tassels great ,and the Trenchcoat also great ,thanks for the inspiration ,!!!
I love all the different fashion trends this season!!! My favorites are the cold shoulders, detailed piping , faux fur / fringe and lace middle cut outs. I also love the exclusivity of the models in the fashion shows!!! It's about time that all body types and heights are shown on the runway.
I love thissss. I I have some tapestry that I'm gonna add to a green tweed jacket. Also know that designers steal from us ie you too. We that last one looks too similar.
I love these videos! And I'm so glad you featured a few Korean designers. So many people sleep on Seoul fashion weeks and designers, but they do some bomb fashion!
I am going to look for an A LINE dress for the lace in the middle. I am tall and have a long waist. I always add on to the bottom, sleeve and the waist. THIS IS A GREAT IDEA!
Your peplum belt and short jacket tutorial is one of my favorites of yours. I am loving trench coat stuff and piping right now. I have gone back to other trench tutorial and piping videos of yours. Would love to see some more. Also, would like to see more purses and bags from you. Loving your recent tote!! ❤️
OMG! I luv that couture borrows from the majority. I first became aware of this year's ago when Chanel made khakis, whuuuut? And I look forward to it. Now that I know that they copy us, I am empowered to mimic them. Thanks for giving!
Angelina, thank you for your positive outlook, excitement, and sense of fun! I very much enjoy watching your videos. I've gotten tons of ideas from you! I do have a challenge for you. One of your videos I saw was a thrift haul. In it you bought a blue puffer coat that you didn't know what you would do with. As I'm sure you may be trying the puffer coat with a poncho, I want to challenge you to use part of the puffer coat with pants. I've not seen it done and I think you might be the person to do it! Sincerely, Lisa
Im still in the learning process of sewing but you always inspire me to try something. Going to look out for the trench coats and more blazers. Just to have them ready for your next upscycle
Loving the piping and the texture! Definitely some interesting looks...Thank you for sharing and your commentary! Angelina, your excitement is infectious!!! 💖
It's hard to pick just one favorite. I love the tapestry coats. The basic coat is like a blank canvas that you could add anything you want to it. I always love menswear shirts and those sleeves on the cold shoulder shirt were so interesting. Thank you Angelina for all the inspiration!
Go to the thrift store, take the sleeves off and just “save yourselves”-- words to live by!!! Keep safe!!!
Thank you!! 😊
Very much Mod 60s with the piping
Angela's narration of clips from various runway shows makes me want to stop everything else and focus on upcycling. Her perspective on upcycling frees me to take more chances, to see what happens. Even though I don't wear much of what I've upcycled, I value both the process and end result of each project I've undertaken since I started following Angela.
I really love how you deconstruct the runway for the average person and translate that to things we can upcycle! You have such a great eye
Thanks so much!! 😁
The patchwork, the tassels, the piping...oh my. I'm in love with all the colors, inspiration, and craftiness. I want to see it all!
I know right! It's so much good inspiration!
I've been wanting to add piping to my clothes for a couple of years now... I've always loved it!🙌🏽💜
Adding flowers to a blazer is a great idea!
I'm feeling the sweaters with lots of texture!!! As a Plus Size Goddess I loved the BBW Model Yezzzzz
I've been watching a few videos and took note of similar styles..
One style that was a wow for me is the big capes and cloaks and big coats worn over the shoulders like capes.
I also liked the patchwork, textures, tassels, and piping. It made me realize how much potential there is in my closet.
Also, I need some thigh high boots. But without the heels a clumsy person like me would fall down and break bones hourly. If I had real skills, I would make patchwork boots to wear with a patchwork coat.
Feeling more excited about current projects I am making and inspired now to change things up.
Yayyy! I'm so glad!! 😁
Definitely check out Poshmark for knee-high, vintage, leather boot, in 2@, 3” heels- you’ll get TONS of choices most fir $20-ish 👍🏽💥 I’ve purchased about 4 prs-I look for decent leather & heel construction- then clean them up w/ Lthr conditioner, polish & mink oil (& Dollar Store sanitizing stray 👍🏽👍🏽) I’ve also found endless cool blazer to alter crop on the site! Like for $5-$10 ea. Easier than heading out to shops to thrift- esp if yr area’s shops aren’t fabulous! Good luck! 💥🔥👍🏽❤️🔥
I am limited in my sewing skills and “new” construction of a garment. I love the patchwork and would like to see how to put that together without taking a part and re-constructing. Maybe, a way to “fake” the look, by adding textiles to a fully made garment? Loved your review and ideas, thank you!
Thanks for the suggestion! I'm sure we can make that happen. 💕👍🏾
Patchwork for sure.
I love color but the Puncho w/ that puffer coat top, but there’s some much I loved.
The puffer poncho , YES! And the patchwork puffer Double YES!!
I'm so glad to see other folks thrilled with the puffer poncho! It's so damn good!
I love both looks too.
You have truly showed your hand, for us who know the signs.
Antonio Marras has been a favorite of mine for years..he never disappoints.
Fluffy sweaters: LOVE it!!!! You'll want to buy Chenille yarn to get the right look. You can learn how to do a single crochet online and just follow the lines of the knitted or crocheted garment. If you have intermediate crochet skills, you can do the scroll work. Or, to keep it simple, just embellish at the neckline and wrists. You'll have to watch your tension so the garment remains stretchy. Better yet, crochet some flowers with chenille yarn and just hand sew them on!
I couldn't justify buying Madam Sew's bias tape kit before but NOW I know its purpose in my life!! That piping is beautiful! I think Chunky Luxe Big yarn could be used for that knitting. It will require hand stitching and cannot be machine washed.
I agree with you on the bias tape maker sets! I got one a couple years ago and practiced until my fingers hurt. The bias binding presser foot was a bit of a frustration at first but after practicing with it, I gotta stop myself from turning my small fabric stash into bias tape.
I was digging the puffy poncho. Easy upcycle I would think
I love the puffer patchwork coat,puffer poncho, the futuristic looks. The bits of Floral fabrics sewn on tweed and the textured sweaters. I would tone down the sweaters a bit because I am a large lady. Maybe just some crochet flowers sewn on.
I have to go back…watch your video again…and this time take notes. Your excitement is contagious. I now want to use my old leather jackets, skirts and pants in a deconstructed but constructed way. I have too much inspiration. My head has just spun off and taken flight in your whirlwind of fun and excitement.
Now you have done it. Made me spend money. I must buy a new sewing machine. 😜
That patchwork coat just wow!
Accccck!!!! So many possibilities …I am overstimulated 🤪
I know right! 😆
I like some of the "fray" we're seeing. So I'm gonna take a flannel shirt and pull out the stitches on the front button placket, the collar, and the pocket, expose the seam allowance, and top stitch back together.
I like the idea of embellishing a sweater with loops of yarn like that ultra textured sweater. I'll have to experiment because I do have tons of yarn.
I love, and have always loved fringe and patchwork.
The textures !!tassels ,fringe and patchwork. The puffer poncho thing I think I need to try that.
The puffer poncho is a $10 wonder. I don't doubt I could find all of that today at the Goodwill
For patchwork coats, etc. Don't forget to look for tablecloths, pillow covers, etc for the tapestry and brocade looks. I do the linens for a nonprofit thrift shop and when I find stuff like this that is good for upcycles, I usually include an idea on the tag. In fact, I just put out a lot of stuff for DIY Halloween costumes. For no sew, consider using the fusible stuff from the fabric store they use mostly for appliques. It's cheap, and it will hold well with gentle laundering. Although you can further embellish with embroidery thread, I've just used regular thread and hand sew around the edges. Or, you can buy a trim, and use fabric glue to seal the edges of your appliques.
I loved that dress that used lace to connect a sweater top to a silk skirt
never a smile on the face of these models, it's so sad :) Margo from France
Patches, piping and puffy sleeves! I'm excited about them ALL. I've been watching YOUR Videos and you've created a lot of these. YOU are AMAZING!
Thank you 💕
I like the puffy patch work coats too!!!
I am most excited about the things I believe I can do to my clothes: tassels & tapestry patches. I'd love to see you add straps to pants or a blazer, like the last show you showed. OH! And attaching bags to your cargo pants! That was a "why didn't I think of that" moment!
The poncho coat is cool cause people tend to wear ponchos over coats where I live anyway.
I really liked the menswear, the piping suits, and the puffers with poncho.
I love when you do these videos it such a treat! I state that every time I see a runway on YT that exclude diversity in race and body shapes. I just stated after viewing Zimmerman collection online it was a great video race wise great diversity but absent reality figure models. Etro model at 10:51 seem to be wearing a bodysuit with the additional fabric coming from the belt or skirted underneath the belt (there no blazer in this look). I will be using scarfing this Fall/Winter as a tool to keep color in my styling by adding a scarf to a belt by draping over strap or tying to buckle. I have thrifted broaches because this is going to be my way of adding things to my thrifted coats or blazers. It so fluffy (Despicable Me), any opportunity I get to shout that I do. lol
😆 I didn't even realize that I did a movie reference this week.
Raise and Hermès went back to the 70s with their style. I found your show and I love your commentary.blessings to you
"I don't know how we are gonna do it, but we are definitely gonna get it done." Yes, because You Are Amazing!! 💗 (Can't wait for the piping projects.)
I like the tapestries and patchwork...
I thought of you when I saw the tapestries. 😉
Hey Angelina! I look for your videos each launch day! I don’t sew but I love your personality and enthusiasm! Be blessed! Stay safe!
I love fringe, tassels and strings hanging!!! Contrast pipping Muah!!!!
piping, puffy vest w/ poncho, adding legacy and historical patches on clothes
I had to jump over here. Lupita Nyong'o had a denim gown at the Met Gala. If you haven't seen it, you will drool. It's soooooooo good! Please play around with this shape, or a purse or something. No one does denim like you!!
I really liked the extra texture thing. Kind like just grab a wool scarf, make some puffs with it and then add it on a plain sweater. Effortlessly perfect. And I also love Panchos with pretty much anything. Leather jackets, denim pants, wool skirts, shirts, sweaters, anything.
I’m with you 100%!! I’m thinking 🤔… I hv this really cool pair of royal blue leather trousers (vintage) & I want to try to add piping to them- my machine manual SAYS it can handle sewing leather… I’ll post them on FB if it works out- Plus I want to try to add pleather/thin lrhr sleeves to a vest or 2… cuff the arm hens- we’ll see if it works. And color-blocking!! Everywhere!! So some other sweaters are going to be quartered and re-constructed-mixing textures/adding fringe!! So many FUN/COOL things to get busy on! Angelina is brilliant!✅🔥❤️🔥
Oh me oh my! Absolutely need to make those shoulder out sleeves that look like they are attached from the back. I need the piping & tassels & patchwork jackets. Colors were calmer than I thought, but that is great for me since I turn 60 in a few days. Time to go thrifting! Yay!
I’ve been on Vogue going crazy with all the designers saving pictures left and right getting all sorts of inspiration
I'm excited. I have a lot of fringes, tapestry scarves, and iron/sew-on patches.
I really like the peplum belts made with coats and with straps hanging down and I also really like the delicate long fringe, especially incorporated in a more feminine type of "halter" harness thingee. Thanks!
Fringe is fun and I actually like the cozy ponchos. And the fringe bags yesss🤍
I'm not into fashion show but I do love your commentary on it. I prefer that any day.
Thanks 😊
Oh. I almost forgot one of the things that was interesting is the multipocket idea. I would tone it down a bit, and maybe do varied colors, not monochromatic. But that idea really tugged at me.
Gotta be a pain in the butt if you had to go through any kind of security checkpoint though. You know to expect hassles about "only a suspicious person would need a lot of pockets". However, it's the fact that no one needs so many pockets, but it's fun, that makes it intriguing to me.
Plus, I dare a pickpocket to try me. Definitely gotta make me a bunch of accessory pockets!
😆 Yes, a pickpocket would be so confused.
Catwalk shows finally catching up with Blueprint DIY. We looooove to see it 🤩
🤭 Thanks so much!!
Angelina has been it, thank you everyone for joining the team!
@@RuebenOtero Thanks Rueben! 💕
That patchwork puffer ! At 17:44. OMG I want to make one ! So in my chords ! Hope you tackle how to puffer! Thanks Angelina !
I am most excited about the tapestry and patches. I also love the patch work. I a lot pieces which similar. I am glad they included a plus sized curvy model too.
100% enjoyed this!!! My first project will be grabbing a sweater a skein of yarn and a crochet needle. Tassels here we go.
So many great ideas, I
I'm excited about the colorful patches added to the blazers and coats.
What a collection of designers! Thank you for introducing many of us to them. I love the tassels, piping, textures (embroidery) and balloon shoulder caps with large bows. The coats, especially the trench were on point. I really liked the puffer-poncho combination with fringe. You could so do this, Angelina. So, that is definitely something I would like to see you create. The curvy model was amazing. I could not stop yelling, "Come through, girl! Come through!," lol. So happy to see this body shape being represented on the runway.
the patchwork the piping and belted cut outs xx
I so look forward to watching these runway shows with you! I used to watch them back in the day and I had no one to watch them so. I feel like like we watching them together! Thanks for the runway review videos.
I cannot wait! Lace, fringe, piping, ! This is going to be so much fun
Love that slip dress with sweater top and lace transition
The clips from Antonio Marras and Chloe were amazing; love the tapestry appliqués, patchwork, tassels, the puffer vest/poncho combo, also love the blouse to skirt with lace insert by Gabriela Hearst
10:23 what's interesting to me. This is the different types of quilting on the pants, it's not just patchwork it's also machine quilted in different straight line patterns. I'm a quilter so this is right up my alley. How I would do something like this is to use a "quilt as you go" technique. Cutting the blocks (top fabric), batting (middle filler) and backing (it would be the lining the inside) using basting spray or safety pins to hold the three layers together (change to a walking foot and quilting needle if you have one ) then I would layout the quilting design using painters tape as a guide. I don't sew on the painter's tape I sew between the lines. With quilting always start in the middle and work your way out. This is quilted with thread that matches the fabric but a variegated thread would add so interest to the quilt. I love this video thanks for the inspiration. 😊
Great guide for those of us who don’t really quilt!! Thank you!! ❤️🔥🔥 (I hv all the tools-so you’ve inspired me to at least try a boxy vest or something!) ⭐️✅
I saw a video where the designer was talking about making their designs stand out with bold threads and embroidery. I heard my inner voice applaud loudly! No reason the thread, especially when decorative, has to match. Almost every time I hear someone say "make sure the thread matches the fabric" a voice screams in my head, "But it's so boring and everyone has done that to death!"
When I began to sew my straight lines were horrendous. As I improved, I wanted them noticed and I wanted to add subtle and not so subtle bits of my favorite colors with pretty thread. I don't have a plethora of thread but I have a few that are too pretty to just be lost in matching fabric. Thread can be so much more than just utility and construction.
@@cheshkat6321 In quilting we do thread painting. For example, I do portrait quilting and I hand sew the hair, eyebrows and facial hair with a variegated thread brown thread to get the natural hair highlights. Having a background in quilting I see thread differently because we want the machine and free motion quilting to stand out it's a lot of work to sew 25 to 50 diagonal lines of quilting why have the thread blend. I always feel like I'm still learning and trying to improve. Free motion quilting you lower the feed dogs and guide the fabric around the machine to make circles, flowers etc.
@@annkat100 There are some great youtube tutorials. I think grabbing a jellyroll (precut strips of fabric) and doing a jellyroll race quilt (see Missouri star quilt company for a video) will give a neat block of patchwork fabric quickly that can then be used to make clothes. The disappearing nine patch pattern with precut charm squares would also be a quick way to get a block of patch work fabric quickly. Since the designers are coming into the quilting world for inspiration I think this is a great thing for up cyclers to try.
@@katlady5000 I started to feel all alone about the matching thread. Glad to know there are others that can see that not all threadwork should blend in.
I agree that we have many opportunities to learn with sewing. I've done some small quilting projects, including free motion. Just because I knew my machine could do it, it was one of the things I had to try. I think my machine cried when I was done. I cried also. Only for a moment because I knew there were many other things to learn and be successful doing until I circle back for another attempt.
💜💜💜 LV and Chloe are giving up maaaad inspiration!! Thanks for this…I always love it when you do these Fashion Week videos! Consider me inspired!!💜💜💜
Just watched it again…”and curvy model yes, yes! They coulda gave her some tassels…she woulda rocked them tassels.”😂😂😂
Reminds me of some dresses made when I was very young from black squares and white stitches I want to see more blazers.
I loved your enthusiasm VERY CONTAGIOUS !!! I can wait for your creations!!
Piping, mixed prints and fabrics
I love fashion week!!!!
I loved that Adeam Menswear look with the flounce on one side and the cold shoulder on the other. I can't wait for your NextUpcycle season II Menswear Upcycles!!
Those pieces are totally my eccentric style!!! Now I am going to add some fabric to the bottom of my fur vest Save yourself some money!!!!
The knitted pullovers, creating texture using yarns please/.xxxx
Ooh ya know, you should do this segment with your daughter too!! Would love to hear her thoughts on fashion today lol
That's a great idea!
most excited about piping , sweater and fringe.
Hi ☺️ tassels ties strings hanging I love all of that 😍
She is the only one that does this too my knowledge thank you lady
Wow. Love all the fringe, patchwork, and multi texture pieces. It’s going to be a good year of up-cycling.
I truly enjoy watching your videos and listening to your commentary. Keep up the good work Queen.
Thanks so much! 🙏🏾
Yes! I love what you showed. Excited to see what you do next! Coats! I would like to see puffer coat mashup with another jacket.
Adding tapestry and the cut-off sleeves .thanks again 💐
Fun video! I can't imagine wearing many of these, but glad that designers are FINALLY starting to pick up on some of your great upcycles! I feel like YOU thought of many of these first! Maybe I'll try adding some tapestry or tassels or do a little patch work.
I loved the Etro skirt/scarf with the hassles. I have thought about attaching a scarf to a belt and throwing it over jeans.
Yes i like the vibe of philosophy di Lorenzo Sarafini ,great colours and great 80 ties music :) Ermanno Scervino also great vibe ,the tassels great ,and the Trenchcoat also great ,thanks for the inspiration ,!!!
Tassel and piping
I love all the different fashion trends this season!!!
My favorites are the cold shoulders, detailed piping , faux fur / fringe and lace middle cut outs.
I also love the exclusivity of the models in the fashion shows!!!
It's about time that all body types and heights are shown on the runway.
I am so excited about the fringe and the textures!
I love thissss. I I have some tapestry that I'm gonna add to a green tweed jacket. Also know that designers steal from us ie you too. We that last one looks too similar.
I love these videos! And I'm so glad you featured a few Korean designers. So many people sleep on Seoul fashion weeks and designers, but they do some bomb fashion!
Yes, they absolutely do!
I am going to look for an A LINE dress for the lace in the middle. I am tall and have a long waist. I always add on to the bottom, sleeve and the waist. THIS IS A GREAT IDEA!
Your peplum belt and short jacket tutorial is one of my favorites of yours. I am loving trench coat stuff and piping right now. I have gone back to other trench tutorial and piping videos of yours. Would love to see some more. Also, would like to see more purses and bags from you. Loving your recent tote!! ❤️
Texture added sweaters I can’t wait to try this. This is one of my favorite videos that you do
OMG! I luv that couture borrows from the majority. I first became aware of this year's ago when Chanel made khakis, whuuuut? And I look forward to it. Now that I know that they copy us, I am empowered to mimic them. Thanks for giving!
Love your show.
Piping and tapestry
I was excited for everything at the end!!! And the puff sleeves with the bows
Tassels and the patchwork/ color block
I’m most excited about the coats. I would love to see you do the puffer coat
Angelina, thank you for your positive outlook, excitement, and sense of fun! I very much enjoy watching your videos. I've gotten tons of ideas from you! I do have a challenge for you. One of your videos I saw was a thrift haul. In it you bought a blue puffer coat that you didn't know what you would do with. As I'm sure you may be trying the puffer coat with a poncho, I want to challenge you to use part of the puffer coat with pants. I've not seen it done and I think you might be the person to do it! Sincerely, Lisa
IT'S FASHION WEEK!
Love this kind of videos 🙌🏼 and I can't wait for Next Top Upcycler! 🤞🏻🤞🏻
LOVE LOVE LOVE! The Antonio Marras Collection! Beautiful Inspiration
Im still in the learning process of sewing but you always inspire me to try something. Going to look out for the trench coats and more blazers. Just to have them ready for your next upscycle
Looking at the Maxxij runway, I would love to see more techwear-inspired upcycles!
I would so wear that khaki military outfit is absolutely awesome!!!! 😍😍😍
Loving the piping and the texture! Definitely some interesting looks...Thank you for sharing and your commentary! Angelina, your excitement is infectious!!! 💖
It's hard to pick just one favorite. I love the tapestry coats. The basic coat is like a blank canvas that you could add anything you want to it. I always love menswear shirts and those sleeves on the cold shoulder shirt were so interesting. Thank you Angelina for all the inspiration!
Excited about the tassels,