My favourite channels working together .but l do have to say all my costume channels or my favourite l love you all .you have helped me so much through my illness this year will be 5 years that l will be cancer free infact l had my blood test done last week to see how l am but l havent had any news back yet so finger and toes crossed xxThank you for takeing my mind of my illness xx💖🙏💖xx
I love that the whole costuming side of youtube is coming together to support American theater. As a person who is part of a family who loves costuming and acts it warms my cold, frigid, heart 😭
@@Sewstine exactly! These shows are created by teams of people working on everything from lighting to costuming to how the Playbill with feature everyone
@@Sewstine its random but ive actually experienced a lot that RUclipsrs have helped me with my medical conditions. Just like how right now Im writing that blod sample name down to talk to my doctor about ❤️
It also helps contain very sheddy fabrics (like mohair etc) and prevent future shedding. My husband is well used to finding all kinds of textiles in the freezer at this point 😂 my kids still get a kick out of it though!
@@madeleinecanoesify also, sometimes I'll quarantine second hand wools (both fabrics and yarns) in the freezer, in case there's any chance they may have uninvited guests...
Hello! A complete ignorant about freezing fabric. First time I’ve ever heard of it. Would some of you experts care to elaborate? Thank you in advance, and HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. Blessings
"can't watch it without crying" she says with a teary voice. I feel you. I am crying just thinking about it. Oh please keep on doing random science facts, makes my STEM heart melt
@@Sewstine I saw Hamilton live two years ago in London and well, let's just say I didn't saw anything in the end because I was just all tears :'D oh no, the science is never too much
I am also a doctor-seamstress. When my sons were children, I sewed all their costumes and a lot of their clothing. Nowadays, I sew a lot more historically-inspired clothing. (I also reupholster our furniture and sew drapes, just like you do.) That double piping is beautiful and inspiring.
Now this is the kind of haute couture I can get behind, so elegant and timeless (that jacket rocks with a pair of jeans). Also love the STEM interlude, it’s so important to see how different professions/arts influence each other and commingle
I loved how you said "I did the medial... um, more central darts by hand..." As another doctor-sewer, I appreciated it (though I'm no where near your sewing talents) .
You are a LIFESAVER! I've been looking to make this pattern, and after reading the instructions, I was so confused on some of the more complex parts. Thank you SO MUCH for your detailed videos!
I love your new backdrop, and the pink linen was an inspired choice. I enjoyed Bernadette's video on making the Spencer, but the detail shows up so much better on camera in pink. You looked adorable.
I was waiting for this since Instagram!!!! If I had time, I would make myself a Spencer as well! This one in particular is so absolutely gorgeous! I loved Bernadettes as well, but with your fabric choice the appliqué is so much more easy to admire (at least on camera/ screen)!
Ms. Sewstine, I want to say thank you for the amazing videos, but I must say thank you for explaining the blood cells to me. My daughter was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis at the tender age of 3, and upon the results of an endoscopy/colonoscopy was one of the top 5 worst colon cases they have ever seen at Seattle Children’s. You have managed to explain to me this lab results better than her GI specialist and nurses when she gets her infusion of Remicade. I never would have thought that I would learn something about my daughters UC in a sewing video. I cried watching that part. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I love your version of this jacket, the pink linen is so dainty and cute! The medical stuff warmed my poor med school dropout heart - an actual medical career is no longer in the cards for me, but I still love it so much. Combining medicine and costuming _and_ Hamilton all in one video was almost too much good to cope with 😁💖 Ooh, and your Regency outfit was so cute!! I love the embroidery along the hem! Not gonna lie I was a little bit confused seeing you in jeans, but you were totally right about the jacket looking great with a "modern" casual outfit too.
@ Emilio Canals - That was my favorite look, too. I wonder where she found such well-fitting, heavy cream-colored leggings. All the light colors I've seen are see-through and don't fit so well in a non-stretchy way. They get sagging fast.
The medical interlude was incredible. Also, I squealed when you added the leaves because the first thing I thought when I saw Bernadette's video about this pattern was, "I can use it to make that pink spencer jacket from the beginning of Emma 2020," and your jacket looks AMAZING.
I love that this is more androgynous 🥺🥺 I've enjoyed learning about historical fashion, but I'd never wear a dress. This is a project I can actually see myself trying in the future !!
I love it in the pink! The contrast of the super structured almost military trim elements with the such a soft feminine color is really cool. It's so versatile and cute. I didn't know that friction pen reappeared if you froze it, I suppose that's good to know if you're planning to wear a project outside in freezing temps.
About the pens, I only learned that recently from Vintagebursche. In his tutorial on how to make detachable men's shirt collars he warned that the pen lines on the collar will return if you wear your shirt out in the cold. I also see some possibilities for interesting hidden messages. . . ;-)
This is a really beautiful jacket! It looks great in pink. I know the big arms struggle, both in patterns and ready made clothes, puffy sleaves for the win!
This is brilliantly done. Thank you so much for being a beta tester on this project. The jacket, she looks spectacular. Congratulations. And thanks to Ms. Banner and the team behind the Costume Industry Coalition for all of the work going into saving this vital sector. These beyond talented people, who produce such beautiful and eloquent art, need our support and funds. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
As much as I dug the spencer--so many people are going to give this a go, and it'll look fabulous in so many different ways--I adored the science bit with illustrations. I am such a happy camper.
I loved how you used the medical terms for referencing the darts! I only ever hear medial and lateral when doctors are referencing something on my body and their about to do a procedure. FYI I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome so I have LOTS of doctors and LOTS of procedures.
This jacket is so lovely! Pink is such a perfect color for it. I just wanted to mention that lapel is pronounced luh-pehl instead of lapple. I'm sorry, I didn't want to be that person, but my brain just wouldn't let it go. I definitely would not have the patience for all that trim work, what a feat!
Thank you marvelous human for giving us permission to make it, but also make it your own your way. Patterns are great! Thank you CIC. Work around s for common issues? Even better!
Aw thank you for sweet the shoutout! I'd loooove to see you make one of the Schuyler sisters outfits too. I'm sure it would be incredible! I adore how your spencer turned out. The light pink color really shows off all the lovely detailing.
It made me smile when you "corrected" "the medial" to "the more central" (it took me a moment to realize not everyone would understand medial). Love your videos.
Not only did she make a gorgeous spencer but gave us 3 amazing ways to rock it. This is gorgeous, thanks for sharing your process, changes and that surprise medical moment.
So thanks to you I found a new website and bought three books. I only just got it and haven’t read it, but perhaps Medical Downfall of the Tudors: Sex, Reproduction, and Succession would be a good addition to your library. Thank you for posting the making of your lovely spencer.
Loved all the tips and tricks - thank you! I'd been looking at those 5/9 cord feet for my BL Accord and you definitely answered my "I wonder if I could..." question on that. Thanks also for including the weight on the linen used for the Spencer AND for your cottagecore dress! Can't wait to get this pattern and get started!
Hearing you call them the "medial darts" has rewired my brain, and now whenever I look at a sewing pattern piece I'm going to categorise it in anatomical terms automatically.
As soon as bernadette posted it. I immediately bought the pattern! I'm waiting impatiently for my corset busks so I got started on assembling the pattern
@@Sewstine i hope to one day see if I can't get a contract working temporarily on a musical production up there once covid is done of someone will give me the opportunity (that way I don't have to permanently move to new York and can go back home once done to my girlfriend). Gotta keep this industry going!
All the details on the spencer really adds to that romantic regency look. You look freaking beautiful in all the outfits! I especially love the ensemble one. You're just non-stop ☺️ By the way, I love your recent video style! I feel like a honored guest invited to your cozy storytelling hours. Thank you for sharing as always 💛
Wow, it really turned out beautifully! And thanks for showing how it looks with jeans, that helps. I’m not sure if I’m up to doing something that intricate, I love instant gratification projects, but I can totally appreciate how very well worth it it is to make something so gorgeous and be able to say “I made it myself” which is so fun! You’re an inspiration!
I hadn't realized how sumptuous the detailing on this jacket was when I watched Bernadette's video. Also... I love that embroidery hack for the faux-leaux you mentioned.
Omg thank you so much Christine. Or is is Cristine with out a h? Thank you for going in to detail on this! I found the instructions a little confusing at times when doing a read through! I love that you explained the medical version of rouleaux! 🤣 I had no idea that it had to do with stacks of red blood cells. I love all the looks you were able to make with this jacket! I think that has to be the most beautiful shade of pink!I am always inspired by you and your videos to make more historical clothing. I love that you use a machine and have great tips for doing fiddly stuff! I hope someday you can see it live! It's amazing! There are parts I always cry at as well! Honestly it's such a good musical!
Love this. Glad I can support CIC by watching another incredible costumer's content. And that lesson on ESR cracked me up! Love when your degree/profession collides with your projects. AND OMG I loved every single outfit you put together with that spencer. Seriously. Absolutely gorgeous. If you weren't inside I'd add a parasol to your regency look to cap it off but I also just love parasols so that might just be a me thing 😁 This spencer jacket and the AD cape might be the trendiest pieces of clothing this year. Why do I live in FL again where it's too hot and humid to wear either of these most of the year? 😂
this is so gorgeous!!! idk how many other people have made it, but so far I've only seen this video and Bernadette's. I feel like there's some applicable trope about the pastel one and the goth one lol. Both are amazing, and I'm kinda glad you did a pastel one, since I was lowkey confused at some points in Bernadette's video because I couldn't actually see the details she was talking about. Like, I had no idea there was double piping all the way around lol. I also appreciated the tip about the excess fabric by the shoulder. I'll have to check that next time I make a fitted coat or something. Maybe someday I'll make a version of this myself, like if I ever get around to making my OTGW Beatrice cosplay (since she's pretty obviously regency)
I also just finished re-listening to "The Royal Art of Poison"... jaw-dropping amounts of mercury being used! Haven't yet got to "Sex with Kings", but have "Sex with Presidents" (just released in the UK).
It's so great that you made it in a lighter color, in Bernadette's video I thought the pattern didn't have the leaf design at the shoulders because of the dark colour she chose. Great video!
It turned out so well and the colour looks so good on you! 😍 Please keep up the random medical science tidbits, it's really fun to learn something unexpected like this
This was an absolute joy to watch! I cannot sew at all but find it fascinating and soothing to watch masters like yourself. Also, Regency style dressing needs to come back, albeit modernized for today’s laundering and such …. It is such a universally flattering style for both men and women!! Just love this 💕
Was a lot of fun to watch and I loved the double piping the most. I plan on doing my jacket in black when I get around that the planned projects that come first. One thing I've used over the years is a red iron on transfer pencil to trace whatever pattern and iron it on. Or I do an iron on that comes out white against a dark colored fabric. Do this using my printer to make the transfer. I find it easier for me.
Why, oh why do people say Regency dresses look like nightgowns? Yours is gorgeous and the jacket is chef's kiss. So beautiful. I think it would work with gray or green, too. Or navy. Or brown. Such a pretty color.
I find that, for me, it depends largely on the fabric print used as to whether or not it reminds me of a nightgown....especially when paired with a little white ruffled cap. This one definitely does not look like a nightgown. It is beautiful!😁
Thank you for the excellent use of „medial“ and „lateral“!! It makes things much clearer! Also: love this combination of history, medicine and your craft!!
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♥️♥️♥️ I'm SO glad you joined the fun on this! Yours came out so well! 😍😍
(Also every one of your outfits is 🙌🏻 in general)
Thank you B! This was a super fun make and thank you for inviting me!
My favourite channels working together .but l do have to say all my costume channels or my favourite l love you all .you have helped me so much through my illness this year will be 5 years that l will be cancer free infact l had my blood test done last week to see how l am but l havent had any news back yet so finger and toes crossed xxThank you for takeing my mind of my illness xx💖🙏💖xx
I loved the surprise medical interlude! And I love the jacket in pink, you did a beautiful job and made it your own!
That and using medial and lateral to describe where she did certain things, I'm loving it.
The rouleau reminds me of your Oak Leaf Dress.
Thank you so much Cathy!! I do love talking science! Haha!
Right? She's in the pink!
@Cathy Hay - Yasss, Kween - teachable moments!
I just can't comprehend how you have the time to be a doctor, sew incredibly labour intensive garments AND make videos of it... I'm in awe
Me too, AND she's a mom, too!
Thank you so much!!
And she manages to read for fun! Huuuge props!
I love that the whole costuming side of youtube is coming together to support American theater. As a person who is part of a family who loves costuming and acts it warms my cold, frigid, heart 😭
I was so passionate about WHY I dropped 30$ on a digital pattern my girlfriend couldn't complain xD
Thank you so much guys! American theatre and theatre costumes are art and part of what gives us inspiration and life.
@@Sewstine exactly! These shows are created by teams of people working on everything from lighting to costuming to how the Playbill with feature everyone
Thanks for your support. You can help directly by donating here: www.costumeindustrycoalition.com/donate
The little rouleaux sidebar made my science nerd heart so happy
Thank you!!
Best explanation of ESR I’ve been given! My doctor didn’t do nearly as well. All this and beautiful costuming too? Subscribed!
@@Sewstine and my French speaking science nerd heart doubly happy!
Wow didn't expect my autoimmune disease to get a shout out in this video!
Here's to all my rheumatoid arthritis ppl out there heyo wussup
Heyyyoooo rhuematoid arthrtitis buddiesss 😎👉👉
❤️❤️❤️best of luck! And I deal with a lot of RA at my day job - I see a lot of ESR!
Hey! Arthritis buds whattup!
@@Sewstine its random but ive actually experienced a lot that RUclipsrs have helped me with my medical conditions. Just like how right now Im writing that blod sample name down to talk to my doctor about ❤️
Yours is SO PRETTY 😭💖 I am obsessed with your petals, they turned out so lovely!
Thank you Morgan! Oh man - I can't wait to see yours!!
Giving us medical and fashion history lessons at the same time? What a queen!
hehehe, thank you Lucy! I do love talking about both!
I can just imagine your husband's confused face upon seeing the fabric in the fridge.
Lol he was so confused!
It also helps contain very sheddy fabrics (like mohair etc) and prevent future shedding. My husband is well used to finding all kinds of textiles in the freezer at this point 😂 my kids still get a kick out of it though!
One day he won't even blink.
@@madeleinecanoesify also, sometimes I'll quarantine second hand wools (both fabrics and yarns) in the freezer, in case there's any chance they may have uninvited guests...
Hello! A complete ignorant about freezing fabric. First time I’ve ever heard of it. Would some of you experts care to elaborate? Thank you in advance, and HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. Blessings
"can't watch it without crying" she says with a teary voice. I feel you. I am crying just thinking about it.
Oh please keep on doing random science facts, makes my STEM heart melt
Omg Lisa - I cant even. That scene! That ending! And thank you! I’m so glad the science wasn’t too much! Hehe
@@Sewstine I saw Hamilton live two years ago in London and well, let's just say I didn't saw anything in the end because I was just all tears :'D
oh no, the science is never too much
Oh my god I can’t even imagine the emotional impact of seeing it live!
This video is the anti-recipe review. "I did every step differently, and I still love it! 10/10"
I am also a doctor-seamstress. When my sons were children, I sewed all their costumes and a lot of their clothing. Nowadays, I sew a lot more historically-inspired clothing. (I also reupholster our furniture and sew drapes, just like you do.)
That double piping is beautiful and inspiring.
Now this is the kind of haute couture I can get behind, so elegant and timeless (that jacket rocks with a pair of jeans). Also love the STEM interlude, it’s so important to see how different professions/arts influence each other and commingle
Thank you so much!
Loved the medical tangent! 😂
Yay!! I was worried it was too geeky; but let’s face it. I’m a science geek!
We are all geeks and needs here, no tangent is too far!
The Spencer turned out so beautiful!! I don't know why but I thought the jacket with jeans was a really fun look
Yes! It almost makes me want to wear my jeans more!
Ooh it's so cute in the pink.
Thank you!!
I love that the spencer has a feature on it that occurs in blood when the body fights infection! That's perfect for a make during COVID.
@Sarah Walsh - COVID-19 fashion aesthetics.
I was on the fence about buying the pattern, but then you put the jacket on over jeans and a shirt. Now it's a must have. Obsessed for sure.
I loved how you said "I did the medial... um, more central darts by hand..." As another doctor-sewer, I appreciated it (though I'm no where near your sewing talents) .
@Arielle King - And the Christmas tree details went onto the distal lateral sleeves!
You are a LIFESAVER! I've been looking to make this pattern, and after reading the instructions, I was so confused on some of the more complex parts. Thank you SO MUCH for your detailed videos!
I’m so glad it can be helpful for you!! ❤️ best of luck making it and thank you for supporting the CIC! If you can’t tell, I really enjoyed sewing it.
I love your new backdrop, and the pink linen was an inspired choice. I enjoyed Bernadette's video on making the Spencer, but the detail shows up so much better on camera in pink. You looked adorable.
"while my sleeves were literally chilling" ROFL
I am OBSESSED with this in pink.
I was waiting for this since Instagram!!!! If I had time, I would make myself a Spencer as well! This one in particular is so absolutely gorgeous! I loved Bernadettes as well, but with your fabric choice the appliqué is so much more easy to admire (at least on camera/ screen)!
Thank you!!
Ms. Sewstine, I want to say thank you for the amazing videos, but I must say thank you for explaining the blood cells to me. My daughter was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis at the tender age of 3, and upon the results of an endoscopy/colonoscopy was one of the top 5 worst colon cases they have ever seen at Seattle Children’s. You have managed to explain to me this lab results better than her GI specialist and nurses when she gets her infusion of Remicade. I never would have thought that I would learn something about my daughters UC in a sewing video. I cried watching that part.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I love your version of this jacket, the pink linen is so dainty and cute!
The medical stuff warmed my poor med school dropout heart - an actual medical career is no longer in the cards for me, but I still love it so much. Combining medicine and costuming _and_ Hamilton all in one video was almost too much good to cope with 😁💖
Ooh, and your Regency outfit was so cute!! I love the embroidery along the hem! Not gonna lie I was a little bit confused seeing you in jeans, but you were totally right about the jacket looking great with a "modern" casual outfit too.
@FaerieDust - MD is only one career path in medicine. There are others. They are cheaper, too!
When you put it on with the corset and legging my jaw dropped, it looks STUNNING on you! Such an amazing set of looks you put together!
@ Emilio Canals - That was my favorite look, too. I wonder where she found such well-fitting, heavy cream-colored leggings. All the light colors I've seen are see-through and don't fit so well in a non-stretchy way. They get sagging fast.
Never mind! I finally decided to check the intro info and there was a link to the leggings. DOH! Equestrian quality - makes sense.
The medical interlude was incredible. Also, I squealed when you added the leaves because the first thing I thought when I saw Bernadette's video about this pattern was, "I can use it to make that pink spencer jacket from the beginning of Emma 2020," and your jacket looks AMAZING.
You look so pretty in pink! (Cloth in the freezer reminded me of Joey putting "Little Women" in the freezer - ancient "Friends" reference.)
I love that this is more androgynous 🥺🥺 I've enjoyed learning about historical fashion, but I'd never wear a dress. This is a project I can actually see myself trying in the future !!
I love it in the pink! The contrast of the super structured almost military trim elements with the such a soft feminine color is really cool. It's so versatile and cute.
I didn't know that friction pen reappeared if you froze it, I suppose that's good to know if you're planning to wear a project outside in freezing temps.
Same. I’m a bit worried now, tbh. I used the pens extensively on the AD Cult Cape I just finished that I was planning to use as my winter coat. 😳
About the pens, I only learned that recently from Vintagebursche. In his tutorial on how to make detachable men's shirt collars he warned that the pen lines on the collar will return if you wear your shirt out in the cold. I also see some possibilities for interesting hidden messages. . . ;-)
Ok my little MLS heart was so happy when you went all hematology nerd on us ❤️❤️❤️
This is a really beautiful jacket! It looks great in pink. I know the big arms struggle, both in patterns and ready made clothes, puffy sleaves for the win!
a white turtleneck and jeans would be a nice way to modernize it!
The jeans look simply ROCKS
This is brilliantly done. Thank you so much for being a beta tester on this project. The jacket, she looks spectacular. Congratulations.
And thanks to Ms. Banner and the team behind the Costume Industry Coalition for all of the work going into saving this vital sector. These beyond talented people, who produce such beautiful and eloquent art, need our support and funds.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
I've been waiting for this since I saw the etsy listing and I saw this one with your mural in the background
Thank you Dumpling!!
As much as I dug the spencer--so many people are going to give this a go, and it'll look fabulous in so many different ways--I adored the science bit with illustrations. I am such a happy camper.
i’ve never been so happy to be taught about science during a sewing video!
I loved how you used the medical terms for referencing the darts! I only ever hear medial and lateral when doctors are referencing something on my body and their about to do a procedure. FYI I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome so I have LOTS of doctors and LOTS of procedures.
Like I wrote on Bernadette's vlog, that jacket is everything!
This jacket is so lovely! Pink is such a perfect color for it. I just wanted to mention that lapel is pronounced luh-pehl instead of lapple. I'm sorry, I didn't want to be that person, but my brain just wouldn't let it go. I definitely would not have the patience for all that trim work, what a feat!
I love that you styled it with a modern dress too
Thank you marvelous human for giving us permission to make it, but also make it your own your way. Patterns are great! Thank you CIC. Work around s for common issues? Even better!
Aw thank you for sweet the shoutout! I'd loooove to see you make one of the Schuyler sisters outfits too. I'm sure it would be incredible! I adore how your spencer turned out. The light pink color really shows off all the lovely detailing.
Hahaha! Oh you found it! I would SO love to be Peggy with you some day!
It made me smile when you "corrected" "the medial" to "the more central" (it took me a moment to realize not everyone would understand medial). Love your videos.
This spencer is insane, a total piece of art! I love what you did 😻❤️❤️❤️
Perfect! Loved this video and the fact you "did it your way" instead od blindly following pattern instructions. P.S. It does look best with the belt 😁
Lolllll!!! It does doesn’t it? And thank you!
Not only did she make a gorgeous spencer but gave us 3 amazing ways to rock it. This is gorgeous, thanks for sharing your process, changes and that surprise medical moment.
honestly i absolutely adore this jacket
I loved the medical rouleaux bit! I work in a hospital laboratory so I set those up all the time!
Oooh! Thank you so much for your hard work, especially these days! And stay safe!
Also - the spencer is GORGEOUS!!! Love it in all four looks.
I love it so much in pink! And the sleeve triangle thingies look fantastic!
So thanks to you I found a new website and bought three books. I only just got it and haven’t read it, but perhaps Medical Downfall of the Tudors: Sex, Reproduction, and Succession would be a good addition to your library. Thank you for posting the making of your lovely spencer.
This is stunning, Christine! The colour is gorgeous and the design suits you so well.
The jeans look was very 1980s retro. Reminds me of going dancing in the pub.
I'd totally do it in that!
Loved all the tips and tricks - thank you! I'd been looking at those 5/9 cord feet for my BL Accord and you definitely answered my "I wonder if I could..." question on that. Thanks also for including the weight on the linen used for the Spencer AND for your cottagecore dress! Can't wait to get this pattern and get started!
Yay! I'm so glad it could be helpful and best of luck putting it together!
I love the medical information at the beginning. The jacket is beautiful and looks great with all 4 outfits!
I love hand sawing, it is relaxing.
I squealed when your hubby was helping you lace
Hearing you call them the "medial darts" has rewired my brain, and now whenever I look at a sewing pattern piece I'm going to categorise it in anatomical terms automatically.
As soon as bernadette posted it. I immediately bought the pattern! I'm waiting impatiently for my corset busks so I got started on assembling the pattern
Thank you for supporting the CIC!!
@@Sewstine i hope to one day see if I can't get a contract working temporarily on a musical production up there once covid is done of someone will give me the opportunity (that way I don't have to permanently move to new York and can go back home once done to my girlfriend). Gotta keep this industry going!
Way too cute: and so is your dresser/paper hanger, not to mention the dog.Your tutorial was great. Thank you.
All the details on the spencer really adds to that romantic regency look. You look freaking beautiful in all the outfits! I especially love the ensemble one. You're just non-stop ☺️
By the way, I love your recent video style! I feel like a honored guest invited to your cozy storytelling hours. Thank you for sharing as always 💛
Wow, it really turned out beautifully! And thanks for showing how it looks with jeans, that helps. I’m not sure if I’m up to doing something that intricate, I love instant gratification projects, but I can totally appreciate how very well worth it it is to make something so gorgeous and be able to say “I made it myself” which is so fun! You’re an inspiration!
I hadn't realized how sumptuous the detailing on this jacket was when I watched Bernadette's video. Also... I love that embroidery hack for the faux-leaux you mentioned.
I LOVED THE SIDE EXPLANATION ABOUT SED RATES OMG 😂😂😂 your spencer turned out beautiful!!! I cant wait to make one soon 🎉
I'm so unfairly obsessed with this jacket, and I will be buying it (as soon as I get paid!). You did an incredible job!!!!
Omg thank you so much Christine. Or is is Cristine with out a h? Thank you for going in to detail on this! I found the instructions a little confusing at times when doing a read through!
I love that you explained the medical version of rouleaux! 🤣 I had no idea that it had to do with stacks of red blood cells.
I love all the looks you were able to make with this jacket! I think that has to be the most beautiful shade of pink!I am always inspired by you and your videos to make more historical clothing. I love that you use a machine and have great tips for doing fiddly stuff!
I hope someday you can see it live! It's amazing! There are parts I always cry at as well! Honestly it's such a good musical!
I have never really been interested in regency (or Hamilton tbh) but I am so excited to make this (as soon as the plus size version is released)!
Love this. Glad I can support CIC by watching another incredible costumer's content. And that lesson on ESR cracked me up! Love when your degree/profession collides with your projects.
AND OMG I loved every single outfit you put together with that spencer. Seriously. Absolutely gorgeous. If you weren't inside I'd add a parasol to your regency look to cap it off but I also just love parasols so that might just be a me thing 😁
This spencer jacket and the AD cape might be the trendiest pieces of clothing this year. Why do I live in FL again where it's too hot and humid to wear either of these most of the year? 😂
this is so gorgeous!!! idk how many other people have made it, but so far I've only seen this video and Bernadette's. I feel like there's some applicable trope about the pastel one and the goth one lol. Both are amazing, and I'm kinda glad you did a pastel one, since I was lowkey confused at some points in Bernadette's video because I couldn't actually see the details she was talking about. Like, I had no idea there was double piping all the way around lol. I also appreciated the tip about the excess fabric by the shoulder. I'll have to check that next time I make a fitted coat or something. Maybe someday I'll make a version of this myself, like if I ever get around to making my OTGW Beatrice cosplay (since she's pretty obviously regency)
Thank you for being a badass doctor-costumer-fangirl of all things wonderful. You are a bringer of great joy!
Can we all just collectively agree to add period pieces onto modern wardrobes? Because it looks BOSS!
Love that you did this in pink, so much easier to see the details! Looks surprisingly lovely with jeans! 👍
Absolutely stunning
I am SO HERE for causally dropped medical knowledge! And I love how you made your own thing of the pattern
Im in love with the sleeves and shoulder tops!!
I also just finished re-listening to "The Royal Art of Poison"... jaw-dropping amounts of mercury being used! Haven't yet got to "Sex with Kings", but have "Sex with Presidents" (just released in the UK).
It looks really pretty in the pink, and it DOES look better with the belt imo. Turned out great!!
It's so great that you made it in a lighter color, in Bernadette's video I thought the pattern didn't have the leaf design at the shoulders because of the dark colour she chose. Great video!
Oh my goodness it looks so freakin' good in the pink, you can really see all the beautiful detail! Amazing work.
It turned out so well and the colour looks so good on you! 😍
Please keep up the random medical science tidbits, it's really fun to learn something unexpected like this
🥰 I love how versatile it is and how happy you look, trying it on with different styles 💖👍
I cant stop fangirling over this spencer, I need to finish my finals so I can do some sewing!!!
Science and Historical Costuming! Love you so much, Sewstine!
Look at you living your best ghiblicore life! Yaaassss
Your Spencer looks so gorgeous, the pink makes the sleeve details pop so beautifully!
This was an absolute joy to watch! I cannot sew at all but find it fascinating and soothing to watch masters like yourself. Also, Regency style dressing needs to come back, albeit modernized for today’s laundering and such …. It is such a universally flattering style for both men and women!! Just love this 💕
was NOT expecting that mini science lesson but very much appreciated it. I love the color you chose for the jacket!
UGH! This is gorgeous!!!! Why is it so beautiful!
Was a lot of fun to watch and I loved the double piping the most. I plan on doing my jacket in black when I get around that the planned projects that come first.
One thing I've used over the years is a red iron on transfer pencil to trace whatever pattern and iron it on. Or I do an iron on that comes out white against a dark colored fabric. Do this using my printer to make the transfer. I find it easier for me.
As a fellow healthcare professional, I cracked up when you called it the "medial dart." I also enjoyed the sidenote about ESR!
It is lovely. Thank you for explaining how to make the decoratipns.
Why, oh why do people say Regency dresses look like nightgowns? Yours is gorgeous and the jacket is chef's kiss. So beautiful. I think it would work with gray or green, too. Or navy. Or brown. Such a pretty color.
I find that, for me, it depends largely on the fabric print used as to whether or not it reminds me of a nightgown....especially when paired with a little white ruffled cap. This one definitely does not look like a nightgown. It is beautiful!😁
It’s so pretty!! Love all that detail work so much ugh. Excellent job 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Thank you!!
holy cow--seeing that pattern come alive in pink linen is exquisite!
Thank you!!
Thank you for the excellent use of „medial“ and „lateral“!! It makes things much clearer! Also: love this combination of history, medicine and your craft!!
YES!!!! Sophie dress next. Woooooo
This is AMAZING the pink ensemble look is perfection!!
For me, the most impressive part of these historic projects is the patience required....