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Thank you for posting this! I’ve been trying to figure out the shoulder piece since the show came out.

Okay, but because you measured with the fold and there's technically 8 panels, do you measure for 8 or 6?

Let me say you nailed it, every piece looks just great!

Are there any specific patterns for the Kim jacket and pants that could be downloaded or something to make this outfit? Or are these simply modified versions of patterns you can just find online?

why not just order it from za\um atelier?

Now that is DISCO!

I'm so jealous, amazing job !

Very rock and roll

The entire project was a JOY to witness, huge props to you!! The only advice I'd have for you is putting a little more time into the fraying edges, even if they're going to be covered up by lining. It'll make the fabric last longer and in case you ever need to make adjustments, it'll save you tons of time :)

You must have succeeded all your hand eye coordination checks

Yay for the project, thanks for the video! What type of material is that iron-on shiny patch stuff? I could use that, too... (And reading up on the game now might just have been the final nudge to make me buy a certain handheld gaming thing)

It's just WOW!

Sorry if I missed something in the video that explains it, but I am unsure as to how wide the hem on each panel should be? Should I measure each panel as I would for a gored skirt and simply add the width of hem as how wide i want it, and then connect the points (say that each panel at the waist is 10 cm, should I for example make each panel 20 cm at the hem and then draw a vertical line that connect the waist and hem?) Sorry, I am quite new to sewing and have bo idea what I'm doing 😅

Thank you for a great tutorial! I wondered if you made your blouse that you are wearing in the reveal? It's so beautiful!

YAY MATH!!!!!!! It was my fav subject in school. It was the only one that made sense to me. There's one answer; no bs nuances and subjective grading of essay writing. Also, no names to memorize.

Thank you for this! I love it!!

Your work & attention to detail are amazing! So gorgeous! I also noted your cats supervising your work. 😸😻😸

Thank you another beautiful & informative tutorial! 💖💖💖

I know I’m terribly late to this video but, I’ve just found your channel. And I love your attention to detail!

This video is so old so I'm not sure anyone will see my comment 🙈 but did anyone see how to curve the waistline edge of the panels? They're not meant to be straight, are they, they're meant to fit to the body, the same way a circle skirt does? I can't work out how you'd work out the correct angle for the curve for this skirt!

Please, you don't need music. Otherwise, nice skirt.

I thought I was the only one struggeling or it was a language barrier...but I will not be buying a pattern again from them. A shame you cannot give it back. I decided for this pattern as it fit perfectly into the time I am trying to portray...Anyway. I think I can manage with your video. Thank you

Please put It in " also

Sorry,you lost me at the pocket pieces. I cut the placket following the video, but then had no idea where the slim triangles came from. Not for the inexperienced.... I hope I can somehow continue without the triangles.

Hi! What kind of fabric did you use to make the skirt?

Really good tutorial, I'm going to try it! Also your music choice is... Not quite right lol I'd love to help you with your next video!

Lovely work 😊 My grandmother could have probably taught me how to make that skirt! She was born ,back in the late 1800s .

I think a waist tape would help reduce tension

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this is great! i'll check you other video too. I wish to sew me a skirt like that and have to find the fabric first ^^ What is the tool you use for the hem?? this looks really useful and i've never seen one!

hello, i also found this pattern some days ago and was thinking of buying it since i also want to make a coat from this era (think of the red velvet coat captain James hook has in peter pan 2003). how was working with it? do you recommend it? do you have any other better patters suggestions?

Your work is wo amazing

The usage of fabric in this is very nice - and without piecing which is what victorians would have done to save material. (I quote Bernadette Banner - "piecing is period!").

Bold of you to assume that the front of my skirt will fall straight down 😂 Jokes aside, fantastic video. I'll be attempting this tomorrow once I have got a hold on some nice fabric! ❤

Thank you, best explanation I've found on how to make a walking skirt, I have a couple of metres of cotton poplin I want to make into a skirt, this video has reassured me (I'm shorter than you and only need a length of 90cm minus waistband) that I can make it out of the one piece of fabric without needing to buy any more. Happy new year, 2024, from Ireland.

I'm so impressed. You really went all out.

Lovely! You make me think of something Terry Pratchett once said, "You need to believe in things that aren't true. How else can they become?" You believed in it and then you manifested it in the real world.

Good for cosplay.

We are not gonna talk about how many times I’ve watched this video cause the instructions suck

I knew that this was the tutorial for me because there was a content warning about math.

Question; Have you by now put facing at the hem, to get the movement and flow of Victorian skirts?

With your boning channels, could you pull the top and the bottom of the corset to smooth out the scrunching.

Schön zum Nähen,mag ich gern.

soooooo good!!! love it

Your choice of music, I like. The skirt looks very pretty. I wouldn't choose black, but I would like to know what other colors you would recommend. Thanks for sharing all of your hard work and knowledge with us.

Crepe, not crap, please! 😂

Love the shirt though...ill add 1 to my wardrobe

Make a jabot for the neck lace silly😊

Watching this video, I learned I did not grasp the concept of the seam ruler at ALL. This might have just changed my life! lovely video and very nice to watch, and very useful! <3

jeg fant nylig ut at det vi på norsk kaller viskose er det brit’ene kaller rayon; det var en aha-opplevelse 😂