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Great music, too!!

Very pretty!! The red is beautiful!!

I admire you're doing this. I cook a little and I have a kitty.

Trop beau !!! Continues comme ça !

So I have short (very short) hair and basically just use a black muslin as a head wrap that is long enough to create a false bun at the back, throw a colorful nylon hair net over that to secure it and give the open knitted affect and voila! Instant medieval styled “headgear” no scissors or thread required 😂 I sometimes also layer either a box cap at an angle on top or drape a silk veil with period pins either side if I need more of a statement to balance out a larger garment.

it's so pretty !!

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It’s real interesting, I haven’t thought of photography flooding the world with images. I tend to liken ai to the rise of photo manipulation in the 90s and digital art in terms of wow new technology, but starting at photography itself makes so much sense.

Congrats!!!!! It looks amazing! And you look amazing in it as well! I loved seeing you work and all the closeups of the needlework (my favourite parts). I look forward to seeing a re-do if you will eventually post that as well. I started to write a comment about the process of underwear turning into "middle-wear" and eventually outerwear, but then you also mentioned that! So no need! I think it could be it. It's still something we see happening. Aaaahhhhh I feel your pain with the fabric! I have a solution that should be somewhat epoch friendly. To make slippery fabric more stable you can use spray starch (or a starch bath if you wanna be old school). It's easy enough to make (or you can buy it, but check reviews to see how it handles different fabric. I make mine myself, so I change the portions according to the fabric. My enemies: lace, silk, very open weave, velvet, crappy Carnaval fabric etc.) and it washes out nicely. Depending of the recipe you can get the fabric so straight you'll have the best cut of your life (perfect for a double or triple layer cut and it lessens strays!). I usually do a light spritz and only wash it after all the cutting, pressing and needlework (both grouping and decorative). Just make sure you have it very straight before spraying, because it can keep some of the shape. Again congrats! Parabéns! Very pleased for (and by) all of your project and the care and research you put into it!

I know very few people check the description, but if you do you can find a link to a bibliography page with all my references. Also, from 1 to 10 how much do you think I hated that fabric?

Video volume is so low I couldn't hear most of it.

I loved watching this so much you're so talented!

I'm absolutely amazed by your graphic design skill and your wit. Just amazing, we should collab!😎

Wow, oranges and apricot in rice pudding?? I'll take my avós rice pudding instead O_O

Much more fancy than rice pudding I've had in the UK. I might try a recipe in the future.

Olá esta muito fixe , good work

Traditional Portuguese Rice Pudding Ingredients: 1 cup of rice 1 litre of milk 250g of sugar 4 egg yolks 1 or 2 pieces of lemon peel 1 stick of cinnamon powdered cinnamon for decorating Instructions: Bring the milk to a simmer with the cinnamon stick and the lemon peel; Once it starts simmering, add the rice and let it cook; While the rice cooks, mix the egg yolks and sugar; When the rice is done, turn off the heat. Do not drain it. Add a couple of spoons full of the hot milk to the egg and sugar mix to gently bring up its temperature, and then add it to the rice. Turn the heat back on and cook until the custard thickens a bit. Pour it into whatever you want to serve it in and decorate with powdered cinnamon. You don't have to make any drawings or patterns with the cinnamon but it's more fun if you do! Enjoy!

Your dedication - in making your own hairnet, and decorating it and then making a headband is amazing. Don't put yourself down! What you have achieved is brilliant!

Muito bom trabalho quer na execução das peças de vestuário, quer na produção do audiovisual. Parabéns!

We use parallel stitching similar to what you did at 2:26 for tailored coats and jackets, usually with a layer of a “moulding fabric” like horse hair, and thick wool. By angling it as we go, we not only strengthen the layers but we also can shape it into most curves. No boning needed as it is comfortable and soft, but bounces back. It’s such hard work and nobody ever sees it 😢 Sometimes I wonder how many secrets can be hidden between the layers of a piece of clothing. Surely at some point someone has left a little gift (or a little curse 😂) inside of them. I loved your cartridge pleats! They came out perfect. And the rich dark green fabric was perfect for them. The whole outfit looks amazing so far!

Olá tudo bem parabéns, bom trabalho

OK muito boa explicação, fantástica

Olá tudo bem, muito bem feito, excelente trabalho Sara

Sexy potato sack lingerie 👍I would have liked to see/hear more about the the cut or pattern of the under layer as well. I imagine you'll do that for the more complicated layers, but the simplest parts are also interesting!

Wow! Sara, this was incredible 👏👏👏 Loved the "sexy potato sack"

The visuals in this video are so well done! A really good underlining of your narration.

I need some more context for the wet dream Sara. I need a follow-up just for that one. Excellent video and funny as hell as always ❤️

Hey thank you for the video! I'm doing basic-level research on netting a caul (ie, do I really want to do this?) And your video really helped demonstrate the knotting process. Can you point me to any resources you used specifically for the netting process? I loved the embroidery you used on the net, by the way.

Your sense of humour and fun absolutely shine in this video! 😊

Olá muito obrigado pela dicas, interessante e bonitos trabalhos, excelentes talentos

Love this video! It's so well made, funny and interesting. Would love to see more about how that loom works and how to make a net with an ice cream stick!