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I love this!! I saw something similar with a t-shirt, not as detailed though. I also perfer to serge my seams after they are together and have wondered why instructions often tell you to do it separately.

WOW that's so so cool! What a genius idea!

*me having used my shears for paper and packaging for a long time* "haha yeah definitely fabric only :)))"

This is FIRE! 🔥 Totally gives me ‘Next in Fashion’ vibes-such a creative way to showcase pattern making! Now I need to try something like this... 👀😅

Omg, I want that pattern!

I think with everyone on the aspect that this is very cool 😎

SOOOO COOOOOOL

Ok this is interesting. Almost a grunge look, inside out. However, I thought your embroidery pieces were going to be the lining.

Coolest jacket, ever!! Boxy chic attitude. Just my style! I'd def wear it with a straight cut or skinny jean/, missy t-shirt with a French phrase or something for spring/summer or a woven turtleneck for winter. Add a cross-body couture purse. Shoes either casual court shoes or a heel (any height) depending on the pants. I'm currently making a hand-bound couturier history book full of antique fabrics, trims, basic patterns from 1926 school of costume design (nearly antique), and of course, a few miniature toile & paper pattern cutouts for miniature fashions that will fit in the book. I want to make your jacket in miniature! Are you selling this jacket (or similar)? I realize all that hand embroidery takes sooo long! But it would sell, I'm sure!!

This one might be my favorite from all your ideas 😍 soooo fire🔥 wow

This is sooooo cool!!

Ahhh that’s so cool you could sell jackets like that 😃 You inspired me to make something like that it looks FREAKING COOL! 🤩

Very unique! Well done 👏 I’m just starting in this world and make alterations on my clothes and my husband’s clothes and I love it! But I am afraid of starting a big project like making a garment from scratch because I don’t have the patience to do it, I like to see the results the same day 😅 it’s crazy 🤭 Easy projects for beginners please!

Super original idea, I love it! ❤

You have boutique yes or no

The shirt ties might sit better if you added belt loops on the side seams. The loops could just be made from floss that is chain looped.

Cute!! 😀🙌✨

The robe turned out so cute!! You did a great job in picking the perfect project for the scrap fabric. Thank you so much for sharing this! 😀🙌✨

Excellent tips!! Thank you so much for sharing this. 🙌🙌🙌

Hi! If you need muslin you should ask for "baalkatoen" Thanks for taking us to the market with you :)

Speaking of sewing grandma’s.. My grandma bought a brand new one for me because she wants me to carry on the “legacy” of sewing.. It also has a million stitch options. (Thank you so much grandma)

You are so lucky to have a market where you can really get anything. I live in a small village in Belgium and there are usually only 3 - 5 stalls here. Bread, roast chicken, fruit and vegetables and the most outdated women's clothing. That's it. I'm so jealous. The nearest larger market around here is Breda or Antwerp. For the fabric you could try asking for "painting canvas" (schildersdoek). When I used to ask a seller at the market, they knew that I needed unprocessed cotton.

you might enjoy visiting smitje's store in Eindhoven

Hiii this is so fun! I'm going to Maastricht in two weeks. I live by the sea in the North! We're arriving in Maastricht on friday so I don't know whether I can visit the market or not. Thanks for sharing :)

Super helpful! You also touched base on the most helpful knowledge for this. I screen print so I’m hoping to start sewing 🪡

I'm from germany and twice a year there is a "dutch fabric market" in my hometown and I loved going there. Recently I moved to Belgium and your video reminded me that I now live very close to these original markets - I can just visit them! Looking forward to visiting Maastricht, I will try to be there on a Friday. Thank you for this market tour, it really inspired me 🌷

That yellow elasticated embellishment on the chenille dress.... 🤔

Oh, that looks so fun! I've been trying to find a good variety of fabric, bias bindings and zippers around here. It’s a shame we don’t have a proper sewing supply store in Maastricht, but I’ll definitely check out the market. Especially now that the weather has finally gotten better! 🧵🌞

Yay! I've been so curious about this! Its something I envy about Europe/non-USA+CA places, the markets.

Hi, just checked in a book I have (in dutch) called Moulage, kunst en vakmanschap in modegeschiedenis. They call muslin: toile / ongebleekt katoen. I would personally say ongebleekt katoen, it has the best chance of being understood. Hope this helps ❤ liefs uit Antwerpen

Depending on where you live there could be libraries with sewing machines that you can use for free, so it’s worth checking out

I just started sewing and I feel like I am really struggling to cut things right for altering and stuff. I am marking the fabric and measuring but I feel like I am measuring things kind of in a janky way. I use one of those measure boards, fabric scissors and a ruler. Are there any tips you could give for being better with measuring things properly.

Very cute! You've inspired me to look over my towel collection.

Wow this is so much fun! I'm gonna try to make the scarf! I'm curious, how did you finish the edges of the slit/open for the scarf after you cut it open? Thank you!!

Put them all on a coat! And show your granddaughters! Or... make necklaces/ brooches with similar color schemes! I love buttons, too.

You should attach the sleeves before sewing the side seams when you have less tailored shoulders.

Love this very much

I liked the loose hood but, also, did have handmaids tale vibes 😊

I vote for making the dress. 😊

I wonder if your amazing bedspread is made from candlewick fabric?

Cute! Ive really come around to having a robe -- daily luxury 🥰

Second hehe 😜 😁

First 😁

You and that dress SLAY

Hi! I just find you and love your creativity. Subscribed 🤩

I prefer the vintage 1950s Singers to any of the modern plastic 'n electronics machines. Simple, super rugged, reliable, and easy to maintain. Often $50 or less in a fold up table.

So fun!