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@@time4tea595 i think this one was when I was still experimenting with sound levels 😆😅 I've definitely gotten the music a bit better since this one

@andreamagee2612 is pretty slow going, but so worth it! I found the instructions to be very detailed, but i suplimented with watching TH-cam to make sure I was doing it right 😆

@@firefly.vae23 thank you so much! It can be an expensive hobby at times, but there are def ways to save money on supplies 😊

@RegencyRumBluffers thank you, and happy to help!

@@pippaseaspirit4415 they very much are!

Thanks so much!

@@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar one of my favorite movies! 💚

@theemilyanomaly thank you! I've always called them Italian Renaissance removable or detachable sleeves, I don't know what they were called otherwise. I did do a video on the process of making mine! th-cam.com/video/LuTURUY5jOc/w-d-xo.html

@ wonderful, thanks so much 😊

I put a link to the supplies we used to make these in the description. The wire we used, we got off Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B094QSC385

@@katiesteele9495 thank you!

@@katiesteele9495 part 1 is here! th-cam.com/video/NIMj773ktzc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=f2VTB4o--MmbGjeP

@@SugarChimera-22sg thank you! I really love how it turned out 💚

@@OlgaLulko-wv5vn if you're asking why I'm not folding my fabric in half to save cutting time by cutting through 2 layers, for this one i need to follow the chalk line as my stitch line, so I don't need to worry about the piece being even on all sides as I'll be using the chalk line instead.

​@@AbiSueCostumes Да. Верно. Я именно об этом спрашиваю. Складывание при раскрое ткани - не для экономии времени. Это для того чтобы детали были симметричны. Особенно актуально для скользких тканей - шифон фатин органза и т.д. Если кроить развернутую деталь - ткань обязательно "уползет" куда нибудь. Честно сказать я первый раз вижу такой раскрой. Вы не профессиональная швея?

@OlgaLulko-wv5vn I've been sewing since I was 8, I've not had professional training though. There are multiple ways to trace and cut a pattern. The method I'm using here is used by professionals, even in couture fashion houses. The fold and cut method it definitely a valid method and one I also use most frequently. The reason I use the flat method for this is that I've drafted the pattern and I wanted more space to pin and bring in as needed, but also have the whole thing traced out. The original pattern I made was folded and cut for symmetry.

​@@AbiSueCostumes Надо же! Вы меня очень удивили тем что в домах высокой моды используют такой раскрой. Я так делаю только если деталь асимметрична изначально. Например если хочу сделать драпировку или складки только с одной стороны

Костюм в итоге получился у вас прелестный❤

@@DiamondBrown-ud1ur thank you so much! 🥰💚

@@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar thank you! I'm rather pleased with it 💚

@@monahli1597 that is so cool! I had thought that the costume designer just found the dress, I had no idea they edited it as well. And thank you!

@nicolettaarisi6581 awww thank you, and they are definitely cute 🥰

@@nicolettaarisi6581 thank you! 💚

@maricarmengomezpla5483 thank you! 🥰💚

@@AtticFareVintage-xy3kl awesome! I'm sure you're going to have a lovely new bonnet 💚

@@cynthiapacheco7161 i mean I gave the dimensions, that's about the most of a pattern I did lol

@@kellysouter4381 that seems very possible, thick fabric like wool is used a lot, so I don't see why not

@mollysaintonge8831 awww hehe, Diana's a cutie 🥰

@@AlisonJudah I get you, if it's going too fast I think you can slow it down via TH-cam

@@AbiSueCostumes Thank you I'll try and do that

@@jane-runs-fast6288 thank you!

@rehhaus5857 I would say at least an inch or two off the ground. Ankle length would work, but might look a tad short depending on which decade you're going for

@AskAlice24 awesome! What pattern are you using, does it have clear instructions? If so, definitely start there. If not, the way I cut and construct mine is a good place to start. Doubled fabric, cut out the correct size, sew up bodice, fit it, then attach the skirt part.

The pattern has about four styles. I'm attempting to do the short sleeve with long skirt. Thank you for your tips!

@AskAlice24 good luck!

Thank you, I will need it! 😅

@@hannansujan7506 thank you! She's pretty great

@GartmiosnedNqazxionsed thank you! I drafted the pattern using the Voice of Fashion pattern book www.amazon.co.uk/Voice-Fashion-Turn-Century-Instructions/dp/0963651722/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=38WMCHGJQM9YS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.KZpqn939tg5xYRaBLcRoyPrXSWZjmu7XnZ-ifYoJUpNsLDMqgkOyJY3JkM8n73AMVegsBKDolGm7q0nRdTNKp_NaJH3-RQOryWgJyw3Ud5jM_T1qpQamUGU54AuHv48RlDW_Nn-bAL_Gye2k-NZrlGn4KhRp5005ikjZuYerBYiZE5JZ_FQMm6LI4P2kNJeYU4qoygYSRcHeFPXScRnnZA.xjIl0TudIpjnbESooxgYsASVlYD_EpNAvRE4ofKUcS0&dib_tag=se&keywords=voice+of+fashion&qid=1724400301&sprefix=voice+of+fashion%2Caps%2C106&sr=8-1

@@AbiSueCostumesthanks!!!❤

@@esperansaloughran693 thanks so much! 💚

@@lunarlotis3746 so happy I was able to help you!

@Julia-rn1ib thank you! And yes, I've been really happy with it, he looks so good!

@@christineyates2618 I have some so before, I just was being extra impatient here 😆

@@LadyB_20 that would be a great use of the old dress!

@@nicolechoma9722 thank you! And I'm so glad that showing my mistakes helped you make less of them! No matter how long we've been sewing, we all make mistakes

@vieve9292 bit rude to say about me, don't you think?

@elizabethwatson71 the outer fabric is synthetic, plus the linen, they both iron easily.

@@BibiTheLinkBuilder thank you! 💚

@@artby1285 a medium weight linen, this is the listing: www.etsy.com/uk/listing/720841202/soft-linen-fabric-material-100-linens It says the weight is approx 180 gr/m2

@user-zj5cj1sk8h yes, that will work. If using paper, make sure it's thin enough to put pins through, or use weights when tracing.

@@AbiSueCostumes Im remaking my lute cosplay gloves from hazbin hotel cause I don’t like how the black lines the gloves have came out

@@Autisticlutecosplayer30 awesome, good luck!

@denisepettit8534 thank you! 🥰💚

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! They are very comfortable, and I def don't wear them as often as I should as I want to keep them nice for historical events 💚

Thank you! It's def been a big move, I'm really enjoying it here. I've been able to find near by costume events. I'm a part of a few groups, and I do have to travel a bit, but not too bad really. Plus I've been to a few local conventions as well. I'm always on the lookout for more things to do! 🥰💚

So much knitting! And this is true, I love wearing my new makes, it's been great 🥰💚

Loool, it's what she does, she wants constant pets 😅😂