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Чудесный образ! 🤗

Adorable!

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The ribbon is the sweatband: it has nothing to do with shaping the hat. It protects the hat's material from the wearer's sweat, that's why it's easy to remove. It's meant to be replaceable over the life of a hat.

So pretty! I love this outfit and wish I had pressed flower earrings, I made some pressed flower pictures today with some vintage frames from the thrift store and wildflowers I've been collecting and pressing since spring.

This video is so helpful, I can't believe how easy it is!

This is me everytime i pick up a novel ❤😂 but i completely agree that hats do the same thing!

cute

i bought one from the dollar tree😊

Do you have suggestions on getting lint out of the hair (or is it even necessary?). My hair is so dark, even the smallest bit of lint shows.

My daughter knows that I've been losing my hair. I did get to see her yesterday. She lives in a different state. I showed her all the hair that I lost. She was grossed out by it. However, she just sent me this video. I will definitely be making these hair rats. Thank you so much for having this video. Lots of love and a shout out to my daughter, Tabi for caring.

Is the outfit vintage? Or is it one of your many sewing creations? Either way you (as always) look fantastic! Are you at home back east?

I love your dress and you garden

Love love love! The hat, the dress and the garden!! Fabulous!

Beautifully done ❤ Thank you for sharing

Thanks a lot! I was able to make a last minute prairie hat for my daughter’s school event after watching this video ❤

Back side of the fabric is pretty too. Would be nice for the sleeves

Wait, wait, did you just say your apprenticeship will be ending in five months? If you return to New York do you think you will remain there? Wow! Guess it is a good thing your apartment isn’t completely furnished yet! Moving is so stressful, not to mention costly. Anyway, now that I have butted into your future business, hope to see you soon in your next video.

The crate idea works wonderfully! The sewing table is so distinctive, where did you find it? The scarves look great on the “hanger”. Unfortunately, it takes so long to furnish an apartment when first starting out. It would be fun to see how it progresses, say in about another year.

Your versatility is amazing. Stepping out of one’s comfort zone can be difficult, but certainly educational. One thing though, your 70’s dress was a bit long. Dresses were either mini or maxi. I cannot tell you how many times I was sent home from school over dress code dress length between the 60’s and 70’s. Some people never learn. See ya next time.

Gurrrl, you look soo stylish in each decade!!💜💜💜

I love your hair!!!!

Ok. You are wearing red lipstick. My bad🤭

The blond color fits you perfectly. If it makes you happy do not allow anyone to divert your path. The red sweater sparks and sets the look. Red lipstick would add another touch of dash. See you soon.

Absolutely adorable!

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As usual, your Easter presentation is beautifully presented. 🐰Happy Easter🐰

Wow!! So perfect on you! What a gorgeous dress Mindy! Happy Easter!

Thank you very much for sharing. I loved going back to the way my mom exercised. Sometimes we lose sight of the basics. It helped me loosen up my tight hips.

New subscriber here, that was so much fun!! When's the 2nd part coming out??

The outfit is a 10 out of 10! You look a stunner in it!!

Girl that lipstick is absolutely slaying

More vintage hairstyles please!!

Welcome back🥰. Hope all is well with you😊. You have been missed☺️

❤❤absolutely love this thanks for sharing im doing a less traditional Easter bunny bonnet with my daughter thank you ❤

you're gorgeous! Love the tights too

Your style is so awesome. You need more videos of how to thrift and style vintage and antique clothing. Love it😊

My grandmother said that what the "hair receiver" in those Bakelite dresser sets were for - emptying your brush out and saving it in there. You know, there would be a comb, a brush, and handheld mirror, maybe a nail buffer, a powder box, and this other thing that looked like a big powder box but had a hole in the top. I found one my my great-grandmothers hair rats and she'd used sewing thread of a close-enough color and king of stitched it around to hold it together. It is weird looking tho NGL.

IM GETTING ONE OR MAKING ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WOW YOU ARE GREAT THANK YOU SO GLAD IM NOT THE ONLY GIRL IN2023 WHO WANTS A BONNET TOO. GREW UP A HUGE GONE WITH THE WIND AND YEARS OF WATCHING LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. TOO BAD CAROLINE DIDNT GET HER BONNET . IT WAS PERFECT

OML IVE BEEN FINDING THESE KIND OF TECHNIQUE 😭😭 TYSM KWEEN

I like your attitude! You seem like a sweet person to be around. Why do you steam iron on a wood surface? Won't that harm the wood over time?

My mom was born in 1916 and always saved her hair for making hair rats. When she passed away at 98 years of age I found a large bag with her saved hair. She had been saving it to make another hair rat. Thank you for the tutorial. I've been saving my hair to make a rat to.

Glad to see you back online! Looking forward to many more videos.

PETTICOAT/INSKIRT peeking out from underneath looks appealing SEXY

I was cutting a pattern and made sure to mark the outside of the sleeves. Then realized I couldn't figure out if it was a left or right because the pattern didn't bother to specify. They may or may not be backwards 😕

Does it tie in the back?

I've always thought it strange that people are grossed out by hair.

An aunt had the book in dutch

Are there cd's with the exercises?