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I voted. Hey i would love to see anothwr drezs in a royal blue or red with the ruffles in the lace you had in your hand. But leave the ribbon across the pelvis area off. Just wondering what tgat combo would look like
Hey would you ever consider us going to a goodwill thrift shop and picking a dress that we thought would make a,wonderful dress for you to revamp. Maybe buy two because here in Arizona I can go to the goodwill and what ever the tag sale color is you get for.......are you sitting down?..........ok you buy for just one dollar. I have even bought beautiful leather and suede items. What do you think? Would be an awesome completion for you. What can Evelyn make from some clothes from America.
Royal blue and burgundy!!! Yes, i used the yellow ribbon across the hips to hide the seam I had to make so that I could use the blue section of the print. If it was a plain color you take this seam away and leave the front panel clear, This would look better in block colors I think!
I love it!!! That is a fabulous idea!!! How much fun would that be!! If you're interested in doing something like this, I think we should talk about it! email me info@evelynwood.com.au And I can't believe just $1 for each item!! I bet in a place like that they have the best 70s and 80s clothes just perfect for refashioning!!
Well...im to late to vote..but i would have.! Did you win? I wasnt to sure about yellow..but it did look great..it tied it all together..and it looks wonderful on you...happy sewing...😎
when I read "1930s" I nearly jumped! Being a girl who's inspired by the 1930s, pre-war Germany and early 40s, it's not really common to find a channel that is mostly inspired off that era!!!
Thank you!! I really enjoyed the challenge and being able to use this gorgeous fabric for this dress! Thank you again for giving me the opportunity to be involved!
I love this dress and watching your progress as you made it. I'm sorry I wasn't around at the time to be able to vote for your dress. I can't wait until my sewing progresses to the ability to make vintage dresses. I love you Evelyn. I'm praying for you daily.
Just a tip to safe you some time & frustrations, when looking for a (maybe already filled and) matching colour thread bob. They sell little specialized boxes/containers to store your bobbins - showing the sewing thread colour in one quick glance. ✌🏻💟
Evelyn! I'm super happy and sad I'm just finding you! You're brilliant and I love your creations, inspirations and tips! I can't wait until your return. Much love!❤
This is so you. I enjoy following you and watching your creations. I'm into ready to wear fashion. I can work out a dress in an afternoon without a pattern. But then as I say I cheat. I have a serger and a cover stitch machine. I use a roller cutter and a mat I'll sometimes just pull something from the closet lay it out and cut around it. I also have a few bodice patterns that I've created that are easily modified skirts or nothing. I take inspiration from wherever I can and you are definitely one of those places.
Well if I would have seen this video 5 years ago I would have voted for you most definitely for sure! But I'm glad I saw this anyway. I love most of the 30's type styles and this one is just beautiful.
Wow! What a great pattern studio! You get me thinking my son doesn’t need that big a room... how terrible, don’t tell on me. My aunt laid everything out on this old microgrand piano for children, as she was the tallest at barely five two. Mom was five feet and their mother 4’8”! Of necessity more than anything all three were eidetic, once a pattern was established it stayed in their memory. A full sewing room was a luxury during those times and before, sometimes I feel like we lived a hundred years before! The house didn’t get electricity or plumbing until 1953, so of course the only sewing machine was peddled. With my aunt’s arthritis I got to sit below her, draped in fabric, pressing the peddle when she said go! Oh, we have come far, dear lady, and thank goodness. That pattern paper cutter is just very, very cool. I promised my son a bookshelf, do you think he will notice a pattern paper roller instead?
Chiffon is such a wonderful fabric! It has such nice movement and flow. It works so well with summer clothing and ruffly applications. Very feminine look.
OMG!!! You are going places girl! Don't ever change - you're such a breath of fresh air! I'm not on facebook but will get my vote in somehow. Thanks so much.
Aww thank is so sweet! Thank you! It seems I have lots of fans not on FB, but is you can badger everyone else you know to vote and like it, I would be ok with that!! xx
Loved it Evelyn, saw this video by accident but am very glad I did. I also do sewing and have made many a outfit, mainly kids costumes but some items for myself as well. Kind regards Helen.
Terrific design and dress fabric! You look super in it, with your jaunty hat! Definitely a good idea to go with the yellow trims. I was amused at how excited you were lol I hope you win. I'm not on fb or I would have voted. So you won on utube ! Yeah💞🍁
Oh my gosh it's so incredible, and fun to see it come to fruition after following along on Insta stories! I think the fabric placement is really genius and elevates the entire conception. Also I want velvet ribbon on everything! Also, LOVE your pattern 'closet'--what a cool way to store them.
Thanks so much! How lovely that you have followed all my seek peaks and now the finished video!! Yes, it was all about the print placement for this design, it would look very average without those small details!! Oh and my pattern is how they are stores in industry, so they stay flat and easy to use!
Sewing when you are really tired is the way to sew the right sleeve into the left armhole or wrong sides together. Getting blood on your fabric from a misplaced pin is also bad.
Hi I just found you..love your style..from Phoenix Az.. mid 50s and thinking to completely revamp my look.. you give lots of ideas..love the reuse and create videos..tips and examples..5 thunbs up and up!!!
Thank you so much Evelyn, if the voting was still valid, then I definitely would have voted for you.....I really really love 💕 how that dress came together, and all the details on the dress 👗 really really made it stunning and gorgeous. There is only one thing I would change it is the back yoke needed a little adjustment to make it sit smoothly on you. But that’s a very little thing. xxx Mags
Another wonderful video. I love how you store your patterns and your charming pattern weights. I also like how you can slide from your cutting table to your sewing table on your chair. In this video, I liked the way you problem solved using your fabric limitations and how you adapted the pattern for a whole new look. Now I am off to vote for you........
Thanks so much Jeanne! My pattern weights were a lovely gift!! I love them so much! Yes, I wanted to show how I had to change things up and get creative when your limited to use what you have! So many time I hear new sewers hit a trouble and just give up the project, there's always a way around things! you just have to get creative! xx
I just brought a Singer 2259 and I am making a 1930's satin gown to my front ankles with a petite drop tulip back ankle back for a masquerade ball in Jan 2018. I will be getting help with seamstress instructor whom is interested in vintage style dress making. I also brought 1940's,1950's and 18th century patterns also. I love vintage dresses which look lovely on a short medium size body frame and I can change the material thru out the year. This is my first time using a sewing machine which I had to thread and I sewed a falling hem on my 1960's wide skirt dress. I was very proud that no one helped me therefore, I am ordering an adjustable body form to really get a true fit for my body frame. great video
Your sewing adventures sound fantastic!! I'm so excited to hear that your learning and into vintage style! It was a good idea to get a teacher to help you out, you will learn so much quicker! Good luck with the dress for jan! x
Love the dress, wish I had seen this video sooner, to vote for you, voted anyway. And I really love the dress you are wearing while making the pattern, the 1920's one.
Done! Voted - well deserve vote!! 😊 The dress is adorable, love the pattern, shape and details. You’re very talented, good luck. 🤞I really hope you win Evelyn xx
Omg! Evelyn that dress is so amazingly gorgeous! I voted on Facebook before I saw this video and I’m glad I did! I hope you win! 🤞🏻 Also a video on how you started wearing Vintage and your Vintage style would be great!
Thanks so much for the vote Krystal!! I will put this one on the list of topics to cover for sure! I have been asked before, so I will have to at some point! xx
I'm not qualified to critique your gorgeous creation! But I will share one little observation. The yoke in the back, at the top tends to pooch out a bit rather than lie flat. That is all! I wish I had discovered your channel in time to vote for you! LOVE everything you do!
I am too late to vote lol because otherwise I would have done it without hesitation. Really love that style and the dress turned out absolutely stunning. Great to follow your videos.
This dress is amazing! I love the fabric and trims. I wish I could hire you to make me an entire vintage wardrobe! I know your main focus is sewing (which I love watching) but would also love to see how you do your hair and makeup. 💙
Hi! I know this was about a year ago but I just found your channel the other day! I love this dress. It’s so cute. I’m hoping to start seeing my own clothes soon. I’m plus size and rectangle so not sure which looks are going to work for me but hopefully I’ll have some good luck. Keep making your videos! ❤️
Thanks, Maureen! I'm glad you liked the long-windedness of this one! I felt like I needed to show you the thought process behind it all, and how the projects evolves as it comes together!
Yeah. I like that you were able to play with the varying density of the print, instead of putting the border along the bottom hem or other such things.
Just found you and have been binge watching your videos. Such stunning detail and craftsmanship. Love everything you do. Would love a video about your sewing studio and that marvelous sewing table where your Juki is. Big Hugs
Thanks! I approve of the binge-watching!! I do it all the time! My Juki is actually an industrial sewing machine, and they are built into the table! They weight a tonne!
Wow! you inspired me to sew. I also love how you wear retro clothing and don't care what people think. I love what you wear and you have inspired me to wear what I want to but also how to save money. Have not watched you long but I have learned a lot. SUBSCRIBED!!
Aww Shannon thanks so much! Hearing that has made my day! I am glad you feel inspired to wear what you want, that makes you feel good, and not worry about other peoples options! I hope you wear something FABULOUS tomorrow! xx
OMG! you replied! I should be in bed right now but o well. I also love retro and vintage fashion just like you. I like the 50s and 40s more. It is nice to find someone who has the same interest as me. Makes me feel good. Love from the USA.
I would have loved to use a different hat with the dress, just because a race is a perfect opportunity to go big! Haha :D but I'm a hat girl. On you, I love the little fedora :)
Thanks! Yes, I am trying to do it a little more differently. Show what I am thinking and how it evolves so any new sewers can get a better idea of what the process looks like, and know its ok that things change and go wrong along the way!
I totally would’ve voted for you until I discovered that I was two years too late, lol! I’m absolutely loving your videos. I believe wholeheartedly in up-cycling and often use thrift store finds to make costumes. I’m using a thrift store king size sheet right now to make the jumpsuit Princess Leia wore in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Evelyn, again, I love the sleeves. I don’t think I’ve ever found a pattern with quite that much material in the sleeve. The pink velvet dress you made had a ton of fabric in the sleeve. Please share with us where you get the patterns you look at on your phone. Is it a subscription to them, several of us have asked. I have the Simplicity vintage sleeve patterns, but your photos are authentic. Once again I say thank you so very much for sharing your talent with us. Elizabeth
Gosh, you have an amazing eye to see the potential of fabric, thrifted items, etc. When you first chose the fabric, sorry, but I thought it was old ladyish. It turned out fantastic, so I'm shutting up now. ha
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I voted. Hey i would love to see anothwr drezs in a royal blue or red with the ruffles in the lace you had in your hand. But leave the ribbon across the pelvis area off. Just wondering what tgat combo would look like
Hey would you ever consider us going to a goodwill thrift shop and picking a dress that we thought would make a,wonderful dress for you to revamp. Maybe buy two because here in Arizona I can go to the goodwill and what ever the tag sale color is you get for.......are you sitting down?..........ok you buy for just one dollar. I have even bought beautiful leather and suede items. What do you think? Would be an awesome completion for you. What can Evelyn make from some clothes from America.
Royal blue and burgundy!!! Yes, i used the yellow ribbon across the hips to hide the seam I had to make so that I could use the blue section of the print. If it was a plain color you take this seam away and leave the front panel clear, This would look better in block colors I think!
I love it!!! That is a fabulous idea!!! How much fun would that be!! If you're interested in doing something like this, I think we should talk about it! email me info@evelynwood.com.au And I can't believe just $1 for each item!! I bet in a place like that they have the best 70s and 80s clothes just perfect for refashioning!!
Well...im to late to vote..but i would have.! Did you win? I wasnt to sure about yellow..but it did look great..it tied it all together..and it looks wonderful on you...happy sewing...😎
My method for always having enough fabric is buy 10 yards, or All Of It. My teasing name among my friends is Alice buy deBolt.
ahahahahah hahahhahhaha I love that so much!! And you'll always have enough fabric!
I am going fabric poaching at your house!
Welcome to the club!
LOL!!!
when I read "1930s" I nearly jumped! Being a girl who's inspired by the 1930s, pre-war Germany and early 40s, it's not really common to find a channel that is mostly inspired off that era!!!
I will not get tired of hearing that!!!
We love your stunning dress! Thank you again for being apart of this.
Thank you!! I really enjoyed the challenge and being able to use this gorgeous fabric for this dress! Thank you again for giving me the opportunity to be involved!
I love this dress and watching your progress as you made it. I'm sorry I wasn't around at the time to be able to vote for your dress. I can't wait until my sewing progresses to the ability to make vintage dresses. I love you Evelyn. I'm praying for you daily.
Just a tip to safe you some time & frustrations, when looking for a (maybe already filled and) matching colour thread bob. They sell little specialized boxes/containers to store your bobbins - showing the sewing thread colour in one quick glance. ✌🏻💟
Evelyn! I'm super happy and sad I'm just finding you! You're brilliant and I love your creations, inspirations and tips! I can't wait until your return.
Much love!❤
This is so you. I enjoy following you and watching your creations. I'm into ready to wear fashion. I can work out a dress in an afternoon without a pattern. But then as I say I cheat. I have a serger and a cover stitch machine. I use a roller cutter and a mat I'll sometimes just pull something from the closet lay it out and cut around it. I also have a few bodice patterns that I've created that are easily modified skirts or nothing. I take inspiration from wherever I can and you are definitely one of those places.
It's 2 years later, I hope you WON!💖🏆
Love love love this dress. I wouldn’t have changed a thing.
Well if I would have seen this video 5 years ago I would have voted for you most definitely for sure! But I'm glad I saw this anyway. I love most of the 30's type styles and this one is just beautiful.
Such a beautiful dress.very clever person .
Ugh, I just love that dress!
Wow! What a great pattern studio! You get me thinking my son doesn’t need that big a room... how terrible, don’t tell on me. My aunt laid everything out on this old microgrand piano for children, as she was the tallest at barely five two. Mom was five feet and their mother 4’8”! Of necessity more than anything all three were eidetic, once a pattern was established it stayed in their memory. A full sewing room was a luxury during those times and before, sometimes I feel like we lived a hundred years before! The house didn’t get electricity or plumbing until 1953, so of course the only sewing machine was peddled. With my aunt’s arthritis I got to sit below her, draped in fabric, pressing the peddle when she said go! Oh, we have come far, dear lady, and thank goodness. That pattern paper cutter is just very, very cool. I promised my son a bookshelf, do you think he will notice a pattern paper roller instead?
Beautiful dress. I love the unusual color combination. I think the hat should be bigger and straw though.
Chiffon is such a wonderful fabric! It has such nice movement and flow. It works so well with summer clothing and ruffly applications. Very feminine look.
loved watching u transform te dress pattern.i myself lov all crafts.
Now I remember why I am in your classes! 🤣😘 As if I needed a reminder! 🦋❤️
Love that red dress in the back. Thank you for sharing 🙋♀️
The dress turned out beautifully. Hope you win the competition, have voted for you
OMG!!! You are going places girl! Don't ever change - you're such a breath of fresh air!
I'm not on facebook but will get my vote in somehow. Thanks so much.
Aww thank is so sweet! Thank you! It seems I have lots of fans not on FB, but is you can badger everyone else you know to vote and like it, I would be ok with that!! xx
What a wonderful dress. Very pretty and feminine. It looked great on you.
Your Mum is so wonderful xxx :)
This dress is absolutely gorgeous!! xx
Loved it Evelyn, saw this video by accident but am very glad I did. I also do sewing and have made many a outfit, mainly kids costumes but some items for myself as well. Kind regards Helen.
This dress is adorable
Love your vintage style.
Thanks Sandy B!
Looks lovely you are so talented. Thank you for sharing good luck.
Your dress is sooooo beautiful!!! I love watching the process of making the whole dress and I hope you win!!!
Thanks so much Anja!!! I'm glad you enjoyed watching the creation!! I have my fingers crossed!!! xx
This is so gorgeous! You have inspired me to attempt making my own vintage dresses. Looking forward to every single vintage dress video!
Thanks Kayla! I am happy to hear your excited to make your own!! I hope you do!!
Adorable! Love it!
It is absolutely amazing how you make something out of nothing! Color me impressed!
wow!! I love this style of dress! great job!
How did I miss this lovely video!
Beautiful dress!
Terrific design and dress fabric! You look super in it, with your jaunty hat! Definitely a good idea to go with the yellow trims. I was amused at how excited you were lol I hope you win. I'm not on fb or I would have voted. So you won on utube ! Yeah💞🍁
Adorable dress! 💗
Oh my gosh it's so incredible, and fun to see it come to fruition after following along on Insta stories! I think the fabric placement is really genius and elevates the entire conception. Also I want velvet ribbon on everything!
Also, LOVE your pattern 'closet'--what a cool way to store them.
Thanks so much! How lovely that you have followed all my seek peaks and now the finished video!! Yes, it was all about the print placement for this design, it would look very average without those small details!! Oh and my pattern is how they are stores in industry, so they stay flat and easy to use!
Excellent you are my favorite sewer. 😊
So adorable! Love the silhouette and color combo!
Thanks Liz! yes the colour combo for me is a winner!!
Sewing when you are really tired is the way to sew the right sleeve into the left armhole or wrong sides together. Getting blood on your fabric from a misplaced pin is also bad.
Oh yes indeed!!! That when all mistakes happen, and you know its time to give it up and go to bed!
Stunning creation
Hi I just found you..love your style..from Phoenix Az.. mid 50s and thinking to completely revamp my look.. you give lots of ideas..love the reuse and create videos..tips and examples..5 thunbs up and up!!!
Thank you so much Evelyn, if the voting was still valid, then I definitely would have voted for you.....I really really love 💕 how that dress came together, and all the details on the dress 👗 really really made it stunning and gorgeous. There is only one thing I would change it is the back yoke needed a little adjustment to make it sit smoothly on you. But that’s a very little thing. xxx Mags
Your dress looks gorgeous! Love the styling for the photoshoot, too. :) Good luck with the competition - I'm just off to vote for you now.
Thanks so much! It has finished, and I cam second! It was very close! xx
it was great to watch your process! thanks for posting!
+alanna.murdoch MURDOCH Thank you! I always love watching the process of things being made! Im glad you like mine!
I love watching your sewing I discovered you while on beach when missing my sewing machine at home lol
Another wonderful video. I love how you store your patterns and your charming pattern weights. I also like how you can slide from your cutting table to your sewing table on your chair. In this video, I liked the way you problem solved using your fabric limitations and how you adapted the pattern for a whole new look. Now I am off to vote for you........
Thanks so much Jeanne! My pattern weights were a lovely gift!! I love them so much! Yes, I wanted to show how I had to change things up and get creative when your limited to use what you have! So many time I hear new sewers hit a trouble and just give up the project, there's always a way around things! you just have to get creative! xx
Really cute dress!
You have the coolest job and you're so talented!
I just brought a Singer 2259 and I am making a 1930's satin gown to my front ankles with a petite drop tulip back ankle back for a masquerade ball in Jan 2018. I will be getting help with seamstress instructor whom is interested in vintage style dress making. I also brought 1940's,1950's and 18th century patterns also. I love vintage dresses which look lovely on a short medium size body frame and I can change the material thru out the year. This is my first time using a sewing machine which I had to thread and I sewed a falling hem on my 1960's wide skirt dress. I was very proud that no one helped me therefore, I am ordering an adjustable body form to really get a true fit for my body frame. great video
Your sewing adventures sound fantastic!! I'm so excited to hear that your learning and into vintage style! It was a good idea to get a teacher to help you out, you will learn so much quicker! Good luck with the dress for jan! x
Cute! Love it!
So cute
What an absolutely beautiful dress you have made you are so talented
Thanks so much for watching! I really love it too!
It's lovely
Love the dress, wish I had seen this video sooner, to vote for you, voted anyway. And I really love the dress you are wearing while making the pattern, the 1920's one.
Aww thanks, I appreciate that! My outfit whilst making it has been popular! xx
i love how you show adjusting and cutting patterns. can you do a series on pattern creating and alterations?
It's something ill likely work on next year!!
Beautiful
Darn Evelyn I would have voted for you! That dress is amazing. Hope you won the competition! Would not have changed a thing ❤️
Done! Voted - well deserve vote!! 😊 The dress is adorable, love the pattern, shape and details. You’re very talented, good luck. 🤞I really hope you win Evelyn xx
Thanks so much for your vote! x
Omg! Evelyn that dress is so amazingly gorgeous! I voted on Facebook before I saw this video and I’m glad I did! I hope you win! 🤞🏻 Also a video on how you started wearing Vintage and your Vintage style would be great!
Thanks so much for the vote Krystal!! I will put this one on the list of topics to cover for sure! I have been asked before, so I will have to at some point! xx
I wish I had discovered your channel before. I would have voted for that adorable dress!!
Thanks anyway!!! Glad you're here now!
I love this!!
Bellissimo vestito e il tessuto è stupendo il modello ti dona moltissimo così come il colore
I'm not qualified to critique your gorgeous creation! But I will share one little observation. The yoke in the back, at the top tends to pooch out a bit rather than lie flat. That is all! I wish I had discovered your channel in time to vote for you! LOVE everything you do!
I am too late to vote lol because otherwise I would have done it without hesitation. Really love that style and the dress turned out absolutely stunning. Great to follow your videos.
A beautiful dress! I wish I could still vote for you!
This dress is amazing! I love the fabric and trims. I wish I could hire you to make me an entire vintage wardrobe!
I know your main focus is sewing (which I love watching) but would also love to see how you do your hair and makeup. 💙
Thanks so much Kendra! That would be a fun job! I'm not sure if I will venture into the hair and makeup realm, but you never know! x
Hi! I know this was about a year ago but I just found your channel the other day! I love this dress. It’s so cute. I’m hoping to start seeing my own clothes soon. I’m plus size and rectangle so not sure which looks are going to work for me but hopefully I’ll have some good luck. Keep making your videos! ❤️
I like the ruffles on side of dress.
Thank you so much for such an excellent explanation.
Thanks, Maureen! I'm glad you liked the long-windedness of this one! I felt like I needed to show you the thought process behind it all, and how the projects evolves as it comes together!
I love it!
Your dresses are works of art! (sorry I missed the contest).
That fabric is so beautiful!
Isn't it!! I didn't like it originally when I was looking online,, but as soon as I saw it in store, it was the one!!
Yeah. I like that you were able to play with the varying density of the print, instead of putting the border along the bottom hem or other such things.
I do like the challenge of projects like this! It is all the small things that make the biggest difference!
Am I the only one that thumbs up before I even view your videos because they always deliver!? Great job!
Dina that's so nice!! Thanks s million!
Just found you and have been binge watching your videos. Such stunning detail and craftsmanship. Love everything you do. Would love a video about your sewing studio and that marvelous sewing table where your Juki is. Big Hugs
Thanks! I approve of the binge-watching!! I do it all the time! My Juki is actually an industrial sewing machine, and they are built into the table! They weight a tonne!
Love it! I also love your dress and blouse you were wearing as you drafted and sewed! Off to hunt for more info on those lovelies
Thanks so much! This blouse has been popular!! xx
I learn something new with each video! Stunning dress! I wish I could vote a million times! 💙👗
Thanks Lizzie! I wish you could vote a million times too!
Actually... I am going to go share the Facebook post! I hope that helps you get more votes. :)
Lizzie thank you so much! I really appreciate it!! I think I'm second at the moment, so everything helps! xxx
that's a lovely dress, evelyn! I love it 😊
Thankyou so much for watching! I'm looking forward to making another for summer!
I love your dress as in love designing patterns Shirley rockhampton
Wow! you inspired me to sew. I also love how you wear retro clothing and don't care what people think. I love what you wear and you have inspired me to wear what I want to but also how to save money. Have not watched you long but I have learned a lot. SUBSCRIBED!!
Aww Shannon thanks so much! Hearing that has made my day! I am glad you feel inspired to wear what you want, that makes you feel good, and not worry about other peoples options! I hope you wear something FABULOUS tomorrow! xx
OMG! you replied! I should be in bed right now but o well. I also love retro and vintage fashion just like you. I like the 50s and 40s more. It is nice to find someone who has the same interest as me. Makes me feel good. Love from the USA.
Yes, it is nice to 'meet' others with the same interests style! You will find many 50's and 40's lovers in my gang too! xx
Super cute💐
FABULOUS dress ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching!
omg love the channel it so fab
Voted! The dress is stunning!
Thanks so much Carol!
I would have loved to use a different hat with the dress, just because a race is a perfect opportunity to go big! Haha :D but I'm a hat girl. On you, I love the little fedora :)
hahah! You know Katherine I would have liked to have gone a bigger hat! But this was the one that suited the best! So, use what you've got! x
New subscriber! Love your channel.
Done. The least I could do after being so entertained by your channel. Hope you win.
Thanks so much Julie! I'm very happy to know I'm entertaining! x
You got my vote girl
My favorite RUclipsr!!! ❤️❤️ Love your stuff and if I had a FB I would totally vote for you! Hope you win!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Josephine! I win fav RUclipsr so thats even better! I hope you enjoyed the , rather long, video o the creation of this one! x
Evelyn Wood I never mind long detailed sewing videos and love that you include your thoughts as your coming up with designs! Keep up the good work ❤️
Thanks! Yes, I am trying to do it a little more differently. Show what I am thinking and how it evolves so any new sewers can get a better idea of what the process looks like, and know its ok that things change and go wrong along the way!
Beautiful dress😁
Thanks so much for watching!
congrats on second it was really cute. I am working on a eyeley trimmed nightgown. Also thanks for your reply ro my post
I love eyelet trim!!! x
Lovely very clever girl
Love it!!
Thankyou!!!
I totally would’ve voted for you until I discovered that I was two years too late, lol! I’m absolutely loving your videos. I believe wholeheartedly in up-cycling and often use thrift store finds to make costumes. I’m using a thrift store king size sheet right now to make the jumpsuit Princess Leia wore in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
It's sooo good!
Thanks for watching Deanna!
Evelyn Wood My pleasure😸
Evelyn, again, I love the sleeves. I don’t think I’ve ever found a pattern with quite that much material in the sleeve. The pink velvet dress you made had a ton of fabric in the sleeve. Please share with us where you get the patterns you look at on your phone. Is it a subscription to them, several of us have asked. I have the Simplicity vintage sleeve patterns, but your photos are authentic. Once again I say thank you so very much for sharing your talent with us. Elizabeth
Oh, how I want that dress!
Aww thanks! I'm glad you like it!
Very cute and best of luck with your contest. :D
Thanks so much for watching!! I have my fingers crossed!
Gosh, you have an amazing eye to see the potential of fabric, thrifted items, etc. When you first chose the fabric, sorry, but I thought it was old ladyish. It turned out fantastic, so I'm shutting up now. ha
hahaha I'm glad that it all came together in the end and I gave you a surprise!
the bob ross of sewing