This is absolutely everything I needed today. A wonderful calm vlog to sit and just watch and listen. Just like sitting having a coffee and craft day with a friend. I totally loved this and I love your attitude to sewing, I never count either hahaha, if I have one or two pleats too many, they go in a seam ;) Thank you sooooo much for this vlog Sarah, it must have taken you so very long to create this for us. Have a beautiful week
Gorgeous little Bishop. I'm going to give it a try. As a learner, I would like a little close up of the flowers while you are making them. Thank you great tutorial.
Dear Sarah I am new to your channel and a beginner at smocking. I am very excited for this sit and sew session, Love it so very much. You are so talented ❤❤ I hope to be able to create such wonderful work like this one day I have a four month old granddaughter and I want to make unique beautiful dresses for her. Sheila
So exited to see another long video from you! I like to put these on while I work on a project. I have another niece on the way in October, I made my first ever smocked gown for her sister last year from your layette pattern bundle, and I think I’ll make them both a bishop for their first photos together.
finding such comfort watching your wonderful tutorials. Your artistry is simply beautiful and I appreciate your sharing your time and talent. I've looked for baby day gown pattern, can you point me to one in your shop please? Stay well, be blessed.
Beautiful! I'm working on my first bishop, and have a quick question for you; do you always construct the dress before smocking regardless of the size? I'm working on a piece for a newborn but I'm worried that it will be too small to work the piece
Buy the highest quality needles you can afford and find a pin cushion with an EMERY strawberry. Not stuffed. Emery. It removes burrs, and keeps pins and needles sharp.
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This is absolutely everything I needed today. A wonderful calm vlog to sit and just watch and listen. Just like sitting having a coffee and craft day with a friend. I totally loved this and I love your attitude to sewing, I never count either hahaha, if I have one or two pleats too many, they go in a seam ;) Thank you sooooo much for this vlog Sarah, it must have taken you so very long to create this for us. Have a beautiful week
Oh Sarah, I’ve missed this time with you!! This is such a calming video.
Gorgeous little Bishop. I'm going to give it a try. As a learner, I would like a little close up of the flowers while you are making them. Thank you great tutorial.
Dear Sarah
I am new to your channel and a beginner at smocking. I am very excited for this sit and sew session, Love it so very much. You are so talented ❤❤ I hope to be able to create such wonderful work like this one day
I have a four month old granddaughter and I want to make unique beautiful dresses for her.
Sheila
So exited to see another long video from you! I like to put these on while I work on a project. I have another niece on the way in October, I made my first ever smocked gown for her sister last year from your layette pattern bundle, and I think I’ll make them both a bishop for their first photos together.
I loved it.
I remember the first bullion roses I embroidered on my sister's baby daughter's flannel wrapper. 1971. That little one is a grandmother now...sigh.
finding such comfort watching your wonderful tutorials. Your artistry is simply beautiful and I appreciate your sharing your time and talent. I've looked for baby day gown pattern, can you point me to one in your shop please? Stay well, be blessed.
thanks so much! and here you go, sarahclassicsewing.com/products/the-baby-gown-layette-collection-i
My needle of choice is the milliners needle.
Beautiful bishop! How do you make sure the arch is centered in the front and joins each side in the back?
yeah, depends where you decide to start the pattern, but also, I don't try to manage all three. c'est la vie! ❤️
Beautiful! I'm working on my first bishop, and have a quick question for you; do you always construct the dress before smocking regardless of the size? I'm working on a piece for a newborn but I'm worried that it will be too small to work the piece
Buy the highest quality needles you can afford and find a pin cushion with an EMERY strawberry. Not stuffed. Emery. It removes burrs, and keeps pins and needles sharp.
I prefer to buy hanks. What are the numbers of the pinks and greens?
What kind of thread are you using?
What are the buttons you are using at the end?
lol good question... this bishop is still without buttons. oh wait, do you mean those mother of pearl sequins? they're from farmhouse fabrics.