I bought myself an 18th-century dress and sewed some period accessories!

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  • Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @treeflamingo
    @treeflamingo Год назад +1

    I love your satisfied “now we are super fancy 😌” at the end. Fancy indeed! Ready for a proper day out and about in town.

  • @jackiejames4551
    @jackiejames4551 Год назад +1

    Beautiful dress.

  • @GenXLostInTx
    @GenXLostInTx Год назад +3

    Love the dress and also the apron you embroidered, the accessories were perfect.

  • @sewcute_sewvintage
    @sewcute_sewvintage Год назад

    That blue is gorgeous on you!

  • @alimeninelisleri1289
    @alimeninelisleri1289 Год назад

    Merhaba canım kolay gelsin eline emeğine sağlık

  • @AW-pz3qc
    @AW-pz3qc Год назад +1

    Great choice, that dress suits you perfectly! I also love the embroidered apron, but that's to be expected as I love embroidery too. When is your next re-enacting event?

  • @alimeninelisleri1289
    @alimeninelisleri1289 Год назад

    Çok çok güzel elbise 👗

  • @theplussizecostumer
    @theplussizecostumer Год назад

    Since I know nothing of another countries historical costumed events, I just wondered about costumed events and reenactments. Lord knows that in the U.S. there are hundreds of events on any given weekend, not to mention folks just getting together in costume to visit a park or a museum or just go out to tea. Are there any in Finland?

    • @withmyhandsdream
      @withmyhandsdream  Год назад +1

      Yes there are. Not perhaps every weekend but quite often if you have outfits for several periods. And once you get to know costuming people it’s easy to organize little events on your own such as those museum visits you mentioned. We also have online meetings and sewing circles. 😀