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I hope you do the advent calendar again this year. It was fun waiting to see which decade you dressed up in for each day.

do you ever get slightly worried when you start cutting that you've not measured right? I always have a little heart in the mouth moment when I first start cutting my fabric

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I love that outfit! Where do you get your stocking for colder weather?

Were you a model in a previous life?!🔥

Beautiful outfit

I love your videos. I'm especially impressed by your ability to create updos and period hairstyles. They add authenticity to the whole look. Sometimes I even think you've cut your hair and look closely for your little tricks to hide it! 😂

gorgeous look!

I love the way you turn to show the clothes. Stunning outfit as usual.

Will you please make a tutorial for a Victorian wrapper it would be greatly appreciated 😊

Given the hairstyles and clothing worn by Victorians and Edwardians, it is little wonder that the affluent women and men needed ladies's maids and butlers. As a young woman, I always spent a fair bit of time each day shampooing, blow drying, and curling my hair. I needed to look nice for my office, but I never enjoyed it. It was a lot of work each morning. Now that I am old, all I do is make sure my hair is clean and combed. I wear it reasonably short now, and I much prefer it this way. I do love the Edwardian styles, though. I loved the ladies hair, clothing, hats, etc. on Downton Abbey for example. Love the Gibson Girl look. I would never have the patience to try to create that look for myself, though.

Out of curiosity (since my circumference measurements are similar to yours but I’m long-waisted): what is your waist to underbust measurement? Also, what about your high hip (hip bone) circumference? I also found the Ballerina Corset to be a great base to modify.

These tutorials are great. Love how you go through and explain the reasons for what they did.

You never cease to amaze. You seem to be able to turn your hand to anything! Love the asymmetrical swathing. Nice!

Bring back hats ❤!!!

I really like the relaxed filming style you’ve been doing recently, feels like we’re on face time lol. The noir style hats are sooo particular and very dramatic and angular compared to earlier decades. Very very cool.

A fantastic project for anyone’s skill level. Just beautiful

I love it! I never considered making a hat before, but this one looks simple enough to try!

How is your hair so long, my hair is similar in texture and thickness to yours but only down to my hips. Do you have any tips on how to make it grow faster😊

Interesting! Now I just have to get an outfit that suits this style of hat... (Been wanting one for quite some time, just haven't got to making it yet.)

Love it! A sort of bastardised wimple. Definitely having a go at that: a great way to cover the ears in cold weather without totally squashing the hair.

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Breathtaking

Love the pillow sleeve dance! 😂

The queen has posted wake up

I know this video is old but you're sooo underrated... Best historical costuber by far

11.11 is the independent day in Poland 😊 Where can I get the knitting instruction for your knitted items? You look great in this outfit! 👍🏻☺️

I like the hat, it gives witchy vibes. 😊❤

Such an awesome sweater! Did you make it yourself?

Do the combinations you're wearing allow for easy bathroom access I wonder?

Those stockings!!!!🤤 🫨 Great voice over and editing as always!

I love the explanations.❤

So good to see this lovely nod to the 11th, especially something more relaxed and everyday.

The sweater is beautiful! Did you knit it?

I wonder if this kind of outfit was considered provocative. It is quite transparent.

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I love that over coat! Wow. And of course, stunning as always. Okay..sweater..oops. 😅

The early 1880s definitely had the best fashion in my opinion!

Love the fun stockings)

Nice Video! I am trying myself a video for the middle class woman dressing in England from 850 to 1910. A hard job.. I hope to finish it soon! :)

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How many shifts did people have ?

Let me just say the working class lady putting on the corset the way she was doing it from behind her was a amazing feat and this is another reason why Men don't wear them we just couldn't do that period.

Too bad this hairstyle doesn't even represent what most of the population of women even in western europe would have worn considering most people at the time lived rurally and so quite different lives from the elites or middle class people.

I just used your Italian gamorra vids as a tutorial, my dress looks great for the Faire! Thanks ever so much! Cheers doll!

It looks beautiful on you and I appreciate the clear close up views of all the techniques!

You look so ethereal 🥰💕😍

190s dressing like painting ,layer after layer wao

Love it!! So fab 🫶🏽🩷