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I stumbled on your channel today and I've been watching your videos in every spare moment I've had - your aesthetic is simply alluring. Lavishly ornamental yet alluringly understated. Your process is alluring and your editing is addictive to watch. This video in particular is next-level. I've watched it 3 times already today. It's bold and confident - the close ups with the strong statements and the soft soundtrack take what could have been a generic "tidy with me" vlog and instead make it a dynamic, refreshing work of art. This video shines because you sound like you (quite rightly) know your work is excellent. Bravo. Can't wait to see what you do next.

You should have hundreds of thousands of subscribers! Not because I believe that is the only or most important metric of success, I just think your videos hold such a high artistic value and deserve to be enjoyed by a large amount of people. I hope every creative soul that appreciates this level of craftsmanship finds your channel! You inspire me so much, my favorite TH-cam channel ever. Every video you post is such a precious gem <3

woah! thanks so much for this well-made video. you’ve just earned a new subscriber. this is an incredible resource-exactly what i needed!

I love your pants! They are a work of art!!

I absolutely love the cinematography of this

so amazing work :). I followed your insta! I have just one question. can I ask the proportion of water and cornstarch and vinegar? for how long did you boil/ heat it?

Your film and editing style is so inspiring. Thank you!

I was wondering what you thought of the following idea I had: While examining the traditional process of crating pleated fabrics and large garments like Miyake I quickly realized that a domestic oven was simply way too small to accommodate the long templates (often 4-6 feet tall). Bummer, right? But then it occurred to me that saunas are typically in the 150-180 degree Fahrenheit range and, of course, also produce plenty of steam… or were you talking about 150 degree Celsius? If the latter, a sauna probably won’t be hot enough, right? Do you think using a sauna to pleat traditional-style, bound cardboard templates could work? Especially if one placed the bound cardboard/fabric templates in a corner away from the immediate heat source to encourage a more even heating of the pleats? I’m inclined to try and smuggle a single bounded bundle into my gym when it’s slow and give it a try :).

I always enjoy observing the practices of people who have their shit together better than me.

You make my brain tingle ❤ your videos are my few minutes of refuge, magic and awe. They become my prized possessions.

Okay, you need to know that I would buy a coffee table book from you without hesitation. Your visual eye and syntax is everything. Also loved the little insight into your bookshelf at 3:07 (I assume it’s one of many)

Every vidéo is a Master pièce you're such an inspiration

7:21 minutes of perfection. I've never watched your channel, but it's an immediate subscribe for me. Your filming style, your ethos about your craft space, your editing - phenomenal. The moment you secured your trash can to your island, I thought - oh she Gets It.

constantly in awe of your videos

love. the best sewing content on yt for sure🙏

3:34 Oooh! Excited for your next project! I luv that tapestry animal print and tassels! ♡-♡ Thank you for all the inspiration!☆◇☆◇☆◇☆

exceptional

Thankyou... In some Egyptian sculptures, you can see people depicted as wearing pleated garments... I wonder if he looked into the "method" of "how to"….. I'm yet to try my hands at pleating with this work around method you've just shown... Thankyou again 👍🏼😀🪡🧵

Math flex for good measures Thanks for the video, it's awesome as allways 🩵

Beautiful... Well thought out retool/reset.

obsessed with this

Every video is a work of art!❤

Every time I see your work I want to take my time, act with intention, see things through to the very end, become an integrated human being.

Why you are not famous yet? This is too good!

My version of a Marie Kondo declutter but like a bit more nutty

Top notch, Babe. Top notch. I am pretty sure you're going to fly in no time.

Thank you for this amazing video! I loved learning about the origins of pleats. I have two questions: Will your pleats remain bouncy and intact, as shown at the end of the video, even after sewing them into a garment and wearing it? Also, at what point did you remove the basting thread?

i don't know if it applies to any type of clothes but i resewn my old pair of trousers by hand, cut all the machined thread, take all the parts, then handsewn them back. when it's done, i wear it and to my surprise it was noticeably more comfortable.

Wooww cool!

Beautiful video! I love the amount of history and research that you shared with us. I'd love to see classic trousers next! There is so much that goes into them.

Amazing process! And great result. Bravo

Very nice

Strangely satisfying video. I could watch it just to relax. It feels like meditation.

If you want to build a raincoat (canvas? Linen? Wool?) I would be very interested.

I love the quietness and the humor of this. I love process videos. Forty hours is more than I want to spend on a shirt but the anatomy and the new to me techniques (dot dash rolled hem!) is interesting and a bit exciting.

Your videos are so inspiring because all of your designs are so inspired. I got a good giggle with the patches on anything. ::mew mew:: 😸😸

Brilliant :-)

Inspired by your patience and encouraged to give my unfinished pants another try!

Wow…

This austrian/chinese jacket speaks to my ❤. I want one A S A P !!!

I want to do this! ❤

Amazing.

wow this was the best video I have seen in a while! ❤

damn, your video humbled me so much, you made me fall in love with the process again. thank you

so beautifully shot

Very nice

Wow Victoria, I love love love your work. So pleased to have found your channel. I can't wait to see what you do next. In a world of fast fashion, you are an inspiration.💫

I feel so bad about how I make a shirt now 😂

Oh I’m in for a treat

Finished making my first yoked button down a few days ago and this has made me feel so proud of myself :,) people forget that all clothes are handmade!!!