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Making The Cottagecore Dress Of My Dreams | Sew With Me 👗
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2020
- Welcome to a new sew with me video! In this one, I'm going to make a linen summer dress to fulfill my cottagecore dreams. As always, I'm presented with a few new challenges, but there's also a lot of improvement compared to earlier projects. Enjoy watching!
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My name is Lucy, I'm a Dutchwoman here to offer an alternative approach to beauty.
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"Using pockets to put my hands in at awkward moments"
SO TRUE HAHA 😂
I think your dress turned out beautifully! Even as a professional historical costume maker I still struggle with buttonholes!😝
How do you became a professional historical costume maker? Are you a professional historian or a seamstress?
I learned how to do buttonholes manually on an old flat bed machine, so when I got a new sewing machine with automatic button holes, I thought I was in seventh heaven. The first time I used it, I stuffed it up completely. It took me ages to get use to the automatic buttonholer.
I thought you said buttholes
I love this so muchh wish I could get the Patten so I could copy you in
I was literally just shopping around for a dress like this on etsy.
I love how calm and clear headed you stay, even though a few things didn’t go exactly as planned. I think that is a wonderful way to be, and in the end, the dress turned out beautifully!
Why is this so wholesome, when i use a sewing machine I want to scream at it the whole time
OMG, me too! Lol, I'm a hair better at hand sewing, but it takes so darn long
Are you using a bad sewing machine? If you have a Singer brand sewing machine, then you'll likely spend more time fixing it than sewing with it.
@@alisa9040 growing up, yes, an ANCIENT Singer. I forget which brand I have now, but that's mostly because I fell pregnant & had horrible H.G. then finally my first baby just after I got it and haven't had the time to fiddle around yet! (So upset that that was the timing! Lol). Baby girl should be old enough to let me make her a Halloween costume tho for her 1st one this year!
@@alisa9040 That's not true, I've been sewing with various Singers for all my life and am very satisfied with them.
Meeee
is no one gonna comment on how adorable it was that Robert helped her with the circle skirt hehe
I think you did a great job. Hand sewn button holes...hand felled seams....no pattern....yeah. You did brilliantly. It is a beautiful dress.
Wonderful job. The dress is very pretty and you should never point out your mistakes. You are most likely the only one that will ever notice them.
I find your dress project beautiful. The colour is really nice and the shape you gave to that material is really a success. Thank you for showing.
if there is one thing I look back and wish I would have done differently in my education it's to have learned flat pattern making. I really like sewing and I've dabble in pattern making, but I would LOVE to know all the techniques. It's SO helpful.
I totally agree! @Loepsie: how do you prepare your patterns? Are they based on store-bought patterns, or do you draft all patterns by hand? Any tips to help create an awesome fitting top like in this dress?
I appreciate the realism of squeezing in next to your couch to cut out the skirt - I've never felt so represented 😂
Mmm, I love this. I love your style. It's a very calm mood. The dress is such a beautiful color. I love linen.
This is so bizarre ! I was literally looking around online trying to get some cottagecore inspiration to work on my wardrobe. As always loooove your videos 😻. And the dress turnt out so good !!!
I love your video! Nice way to demonstrate the process and lovely music.
I appreciate your creative genius and ability to actually do what you think of doing! You did a fabulous job using your own brain power and ability. Wow.
I LOVE THIS DRESS!👍💚💚💚
It would look super cute with a cream, brown, or lace ribbon tied around ur waist.😉🍃🍂🍁
I'm definitely with you on the pockets - it's nice to hear someone else have the same opinion! They're so annoying and time-consuming to sew, and I don't want extraneous pockets messing with the line of my skirts/dresses. I can see why a lot of people like having them, but for me I really only need pockets in my outerwear, otherwise I pretty much never use them.
Music is soothing while watching you sew. Make another one in a brighter colour.
I didn't even watch the video yet, I'm so excited after seeing the thumbnail :D ❤️
Mood!
Love it! Just one tip...baste the top of the sleeves along the curve at the top and pull one end of the thread to make your gathers before pinning it on...you can play with the gathers before you pin AND sew, MUCH simpler! 💖🧚♀️
Your dress is gorgeous! Also, if you like garments with buttons, you should look into a buttonhole attachment. Which one you need will depend on your machine but I love being able to do buttonholes on my nice strong 1930 Singer 66 instead of my weak 2 yr old Brother machine. Ebay, Etsy, and other such resale sites are a good place to start looking.
Will a buttonhole attachment work on a machine that can't do zigzag stitches or move sideways? I thought they needed to sew back and forth for that, but I'd love to get something that works with my machine!
Super cute! Enjoyed watching you sew! A little tip for buttonholes: if you stitch them before cutting them open, they come out neater.
Yes girl! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💕
I love the "cottagecore" style, and I think you did beautifully with this piece. 10/10 would(and will)watch again! Can't wait to get back into sewing.
If you don't already know about them keep an eye out for a vintage buttonhole attachment that can work with your machine, perhaps? And there are vintage zig-zaggers too. Both are good and I have to say that as long as you go around the buttonhole twice the vintage buttonhole attachments make surprisingly good (very good!) buttonholes.
Nice job on the dress too - and once you've worn and washed it a bit and the linen softens it will just get nicer and nicer! :-D Now I'm off to find out what "Cottagecore" is - I've never heard of it before but I really like that dress.
I love the fact that you are real and aren't afraid to share the positive and the negative in your projects. Makes me seem more human! :-D
I think it turned very wonderfully! Looks beautiful!!
Your machine is stunning! I have a large collection of vintage machines, and I love them so much! By the way, I sew nearly all my clothes, and I am so impressed by the job you did! Also, you look beautiful in the dress. I am not a fan of pockets in dresses, either.
Oh Loepsie! That green linen is beautiful! LInene is amazing but a sage/olive green is AWESOME!
YOUR DRESS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!
Your process of patterning and adjusting is similar to mine for historical costumes. Thanks for this video, I feel inspired to sew for the first time in ages.
I am very impressed 😍
You should make the top part again just as a top cs I think wearing it with pants (fitted or flared or flowy) might look good ✨
Buttons are death. Snaps all the way! I think you did a *wonderful* job!
Looks well done and comfy! You can do bound button holes with a strait stitch machine. They take a min to get your head around but once you learn them are a lot faster then hand sewn ones and look so neat.
The dress is beautiful!!! And it looks absolutely breathtaking on you. Loved the work.
Very nice work you did the colour of the dress, the beautiful style, the mysic. Keep it up.
Yesss! Cottagecore! 😍 Love love love! Also your sew with me videos are my favorite!!
How lovely. Keep up the good work. Simple and honest. Many thanks from Australia.
I really enjoyed watching you sew this lovely dress. You are adorable and it was really sweet of boyfriend/hubby to help you draw the half circle. May I give you a tip? Measure where your waistline is again, you'll find that your true waistline is a bit higher up than the dress's waistline. The skirt will hang better and you won't have a slight bunching up at the sides of the bodice.
WOW! I love this! Well Done!
Thank you for sharing your sewing with us. I am very impressed by your calm demeanor, and your willingness to do all that hand sewing! Good for you! Your music choice this video was wonderful - when you are adding music throughout the video, although intermittently, it is really pleasant to watch along with such pretty, relaxing music. Your dress is lovely and so are you in it!
my mom was a sewer, I'm not, but I find these videos, especially yours, so calming and a way to connect to her. You are doing awesome! so pretty!
I too have button hole anxiety. :) This is a lovely dress, I am quite impressed. :)
Its came out lovely...its far better than I would have done.
I was just thinking earlier while continuing my winter Edwardian skirt project how lovely it would be in a linen for summer, and after seeing that fabric, oh my I've got to get me some of that gorgeous fabric!!
Congratulations on your creation! You've come such a long way since that cute plaid skirt last autumn - I remember cringing at the thought of that unfinished inside waistband disintegrating in the washing machine after you'd worked so hard on it! This dress is absolutely beautiful and so so neat. Well done!
I've recently found a channel that's helped me a lot with my sewing: Evelyn Wood focuses on teaching vintage sewing skills so you can use them in your own projects. It suits my style of sewing a lot better than teaching that's very project-focused (e.g. do step 1, then step 2, then step 3, then you have this exact garment!) and it might suit your approach too.
Again, congrats on a beautiful dress! Can't wait to get let out to fabric shops again to find myself a similar fabric! Ooh I'm so inspired!
Interfacing works so well for button whole but the bodice would need to be lined... looks great!!
So beautiful! I have some linen in about the same shade that I'm going to make some 1940s style beach pants :)
If you can, you should post a video of how you made/how well they held up to a day at the beach!
The bodice and sleeves reminds of the dress that rapunzel wears in tangled. I think it’s very pretty on you!! I love all the hard work you put into felling all those seams too😍 I have no machine so I fully appreciate hand finishing techniques. Very beautiful!! And much better in terms of longevity in a garment.
Ooo old polish sewing machine łucznik
It's so pretty!
PRL vibes on, it reminds me of my grandma house🥰
i stumbled upon this video by accident and was really surprised to see her using it!
Great job. For the circol skirt you can fold the layers by 4 and cut a quarter (for the nex time)
Sorry for my english but I'm italian.
Wowwwww mossy green is an excellent color on you! :)
Hand sewn button holes. Now that's dedication.
Hi! I also have a vintage machine that only sews straight stitches. There are button hole attatchments out there, if you would prefer not sewing them by hand. But also, don't beat yourself up wih the "perfection" of your button holes: you freakin made them by hand and in itself it's already super impressive! Congrats on your pretty dress!!
Love the dress design and colour too. Cool sewing machine
This video is so peaceful ❤.
pls tell me i'm not the only one that fell in love with her sewing machine! like that gave me such cottagecore vibes!!!!!!!!
This looks really cute and nice ^^
(Pro tip: always start with cutting out the circle skirt from the whole fabric, folding twice and cutting in a quarter shape at the corner, if that makes sense?)
Wow! I have been thinking about making a dress very similar to this -- puff sleeves, full circle skirt -- but I was kinda intimidated by the idea. I feel more confident after watching this! Yours came out beautifully!
Those sleeves are fabulous
"I don't really care for pockets.."
Can't relate lol.
Merci beaucoup pour votre démonstration, c'est encourageant pour la suite. 😀
I can finally confidently start making a dress! Thank you for making this video, it helped a lot by seeing and listening to what you were doing. Thank you so much!!!!! The dress is beautiful!!!
Jeez I like your jumpsuit!! It suits you beautifully!
I'm not done watching the video till the end I just have to
comment on your polka dotted jumpsuit , love it!
I love that I ended up watching this as I also attempt to handsew buttonholes for the first time!! (its a very slow process!)
your sewing videos always inspire me to create more, and I really adore this dress in particular. it came out so well!
Just heard the first 30 sec. and liked the video! :D I love my Sondeflor skirts and wanted to recreate them too, but I have never sown such a large piece or clothing. And I also ordered my first Sondeflor dresses in the summer sale! So maybe I will be going for it after this video :)
Watched this lovely video while working on hand-sewing a skirt. This also gave me some inspiration for some future projects!
Your buttons are better quality than most seen on ready-made garments these days anyway, so definitely no shame there! :) This dress is just WOW. It was nice to sew with you! (yes, I was sewing while watching this video ;))
Hey Lucy, I'm curious about how much fabric this took? Just so I have an idea for a similar project. Your dress turned out beautifully, the green colour really suits you.
Thank you! I think I ended up using about 2m or maybe a little bit over, I ordered 3m but since the skirt came out the way it did there's still quite a bit of it left
@@LoepsieOk , thanks for letting me know.
You did an amazing job, and without a pattern. Not many can do that. The only issue was the buttons but all by hand again they ruined out great. Its a really pretty dress.
Lucy, your dress is so lovely! Watching you make your dress kept making me think how calm and patient you are. Thank you for sharing.
that is one gorgeous sewing machine!!! (the dress is gorgeous as well)
The sleeves are amazing. Congrats if it really was the first time with that pattern!
The dress is really reallily nice
Awesome dress. Very flattering style.
oh man, i love the sleeves!
i've paused at 2:11 to comment (in case it is not realized later) that your front pieces and back piece all need to follow the grain line. you've got the front going one way and the back going perpendicular which will cause fit issues. finished: you did a great job considering your skill level. i am contemplating making some things without a commercial pattern. i've been watching evelyn wood's vintage sewing channel and i have learned way more from her than i ever did in my classes in school.
I love your machine! It's so pretty.
I literally just started making my first garment! This dress turned out beautifully 😍😍😍
I did not realize you are a sewist ...beautiful result
Your sewing vids are my favourite! As a beginner seamstress myself, it’s fascinating to hear how you talk yourself through all the inevitable little project confusions! 💛
Such a beautiful dress! I love both the style and the color! You did such a great job, you are becoming a very accomplished seamstress. I'm really impressed with your pattern making skills. Thanks for sharing!
I'm OVER THE MOON about this whole video! 😍 The materials, the process, the details... the dress turned out so wonderfully! ✨ Can't wait to see you wear it for your IG posts and your vlogs!
I love your dress! The color and fabric and the pattern are all spot on! So flattering and fun! Great job!
Beautiful dress. Nice job.
Your video was in my suggestions today, and I ended up watching it in a moment of total anxiety. Watching you sewing with the calming and beautiful background music was sooo refreshing. Just wanted to thank you for this content.
Look into getting a vintage buttonholer! they are amazing and work so well. It's amazing the technology they came up for just straight stitch machines! I have a 1947 Featherweight by singer, and scored a singer buttonholer with 9 button size templates for 40$ CAD. Look around, see what will work for your machine. They make the pretty buttonholes, easy to use(seriously it put the modern machine to shame) and well change your life.
Oooooh that sounds amazing! Thanks for the tip!
@@Loepsie So from the video your machine looks like a low shank machine. So potentially the singer one will work on your machine. I tried to google the machine and model that I saw in the video, but it came out a whole lot of Polish lol. But if the singer buttonholer fits on my small featherweight, I'm sure it would work on yours. I did try to see if Lucznik made there own attachment or another European company. But again I only know English. If you do look at the singer, get a black one( not the white one from the 60's lol), in a green case. max templates are 9 sizes, sometimes they come with less so watch the count of them. Sorry for nerding out, I'm a seamstress and work at a local ballet. I just love sewing machines and attachments lol.
Love your background music and your sewing machine. I really think your unique 😊. I’m a wife, I’m using husband’s phone😊
I think you can cut a slit on the front of the skirt from all the way to bottom. And you can add buttons all the way down too. That way the dress would look much much better.
It turned out really cute!
Beautiful dress! I love the sleeves and the neckline and the skirt and the ALL OF IT!!
This turned out beautifully!! And it fits you perfectly! Wonderful job!
This came out sooooo cute!!
It came out absolutely lovely!!! 😍
I don't know if she does already, but she should totally sell dresses like this! I would totally buy that. This is the first video of hers I've ever watched, but I already love her channel
I love absolutely everything about this dress! I have been thinking about sewing something inspired by sondeflor as well, this came at a perfect time, thank you for the tips and inspiration! :) ❤️
Aw this turned out so lovely Loepsie! Your sewing skills have improved so much! I think your other older projects turned out nicely but this one is really beautiful.
I won't be making one for myself anytime soon but I might buy one, I have been eyeing Sondeflor's dresses for a while, I guess I'll wait for when you have a promocode!
I absolutely LOVE this dress, the earthy green and linen is so nice and looks so comfortable.
But I think if you cut the whole front and the whole dress can be open and close with button instead of just the top half, it will look a lot better.
I love sewing on my old 1960's flat bed sewing machine, but mine had a zigzag option, so I could do sewing machine buttonholes (using a manual method). Saves heaps of time. Might be time to upgrade your sewing machine.
I enjoyed this video. I don’t like pockets much either. It’s rare that I need them and they often add bulk. Thank you!
I love this dress!
Hi, I really love your choice of music in this video. Everything seems so calm and it creates a beautiful athomsphere. Well fitting for your stunning dress - very impressive! Tank you for this video