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THANK YOU the 1930's are my favorite and the lack of content, specifically on how to dress it, kills and enrages me. Immediately subscribed

Nice outfits! The link didn’t work for the blouse pattern that you said you have made many times. Could you give the details of that pattern - I could see it was a McCalls but I didn’t catch the number. It’s so cute.

Love the gown😊

Neat stitches

Love your French hat 😊

Absolutely loved what you did the with long cardigan at 5:00. I need to do that to give my long cardigans some structure and not look so sloppy and casual. I was SO hoping you would tell us where you got the sweater and skirt at 6:43, but you didn't, so I'm thinking you thrifted them, dadgummit. I adored that outfit.

The dress came out beautiful and you made a beautiful bride. I absolutely loved your bridal vail it was vintage romantic and absolutely stunning. Well done.

After adding the necessary slip with all the layers, that will shorten the skirt length. Also you need to add tulle inside to the upper sleeves to puff them out.

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Wow!!! Gorgeous!!!!

I wanted to wear my mother’s wedding dress when I got married. My grandmother made it for my mother. We took it to the dry cleaners… it disintegrated. I cried for days afterwards. Now that I know a lot more about fabric (I did sew back then, but wasn’t as familiar or concerned with the care and feeding of my garments), I would never take that dress to the dry cleaner. All that LACE! 😢 And as it was made in the 1960s, the satin was likely a synthetic blend (aka acetate). I would have washed it by hand and spot cleaned any stains, or I would have found a cleaner who specialized in vintage and wedding fabrics.

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Stunning! You did a wonderful job.

Looks great! Beautiful fabric.

You did a magnificent job with that dress! I love that your husband was absolutely there for it. ♥️

Beautiful! You look like Irene Adler from the Granada Sherlock Holmes. Black edging looks so elegant.

Thank you

More vintage AND more sewing! ❤🥰😍

thank you for creating and sharing 😊

I would have loved a dress like this.

Beautiful! Love that they lace at the front

Falsifying assets for over 200 years

The shade in this video is slaying me 😂 love it

Hahahaha yes, they definitely assist the girls... All I can think of is Lady Featgerington 😂

So cute!

Omg I love it. So happy to see you post a video.

Amazing, so glad to see you back! So weird but I’m making stays for the first time as soon as I finish my pocket hoops ☺️

Brilliant!

Beautiful dress! Is she for sale? I'd love to wear and use her ❤

Lovely!❤

From one HUGE RWAV fan to another, i found your video so enchanting to watch. BRAVA! ❤

Lovely video, very inspiring, thank you.

so nice

Please don't say stinking cute it sounds disgusting.

I would refer to this as leisure wear for lounging in my home. It would be wonderful to have a tea gown to wear while relaxing and working on embroidery or other needle work projects. 💖 Your tea gown is beautiful. 😊

Wow! You look amazing in that wedding dress…….Gorgeous dress 🥰

Where you had to repair the rip in the neck/bodice top you could have added a cameo brooch to cover the repair. I know it was barely noticeable, you did great hiding it, but with the brooch it would not be noticeable at all, and a cameo would fit that style perfectly.

I have gotten more interested in the 1930s lately. It is a very feminine decade.

I'm a knitter so when you suggested the stripped knit top, the short sleeved jumper and berets I got so excited because *I* can make those!

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Great video. Thanks.

what a beautiful dress. suits you great. congrats!

Wonderful video

Goodness sakes, you can see the puffs and the drop shoulders and the apparent gussets in most of the period photos. Disney movies gave me unrealistic expectations regarding bust darts.

Im working on my own lounge dress right now. ❤ yours is stunning!

I’m making one right now with the same pattern. I didn’t make a mock up and I’ll never make a mock up. lol.

Welp. Time to add another project to my ever growing list. I'm going to need to add some pockets. Everything i wear MUST have pockets.

I am fairly certain that edwardians had very weird definitions of 'informal'. They were wearing their structured undergarments while in those floaty looking tea gowns and floaty looking anything really. Wrappers and housecoats migth be better pattern bases, I am myself searching along those lines.

You have very good taste in wedding dresses. I love how you altered the dress in a way that preserves its original beauty and even enhances it.