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I want to sew a bullet bra because I wear 1950s early 60s vintage clothing and those clothes look and fit better wearing the undergarments from that era. Problem is, is that my size is very hard to find in ready to wear. The only bras I have found that fit nicely (and I don't get a be selection of styles and colors) is Victoria"s Secret. I wear size 34G. If I could get a pattern in that size I would be so grateful and happy.

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I loved this video! It was so calming and the format was great. I might be stealing your idea.... Also I appreciate how much effort this style of video takes. Multiple angles, editing it all, getting the right views. I appreciate your effort!

Your bags look amazing! Great job!

Hi Kris, I enjoy sewing and having coffee with you! Cute pouch :) I love coffee but trying to stay away from it do acid reflux 😭😭😭😭 I let myself have 1 cup a week, then suffer for it. Have a great weekend and thanks for letting us sew with you. XXX

Hi Kris, I love anything that has to do with coffee... and your way of setting up your day is awesome! You super pouches adorable! I always have to refer back to my notes on how to make one even now! Hahaha I like the way you did yours! Have a blessed weekend!

Oh my, the fabric is gorgeous! So, you would recommend getting the Lutterloh System? I have thought about it, but the fact that it has no instructions kind of scares me! Carole used the one that her mother gave her. ❤

Beautiful dress! I absolutely love the fabric and the fit is so good. Great job!

Absolutely stunning bags Kris!! So happy to see you back on TH-cam (don’t know how I missed this video when it came out!)

Kris, You did a beautiful job with your dress! I still have not sewed anything with the system yet, but I still plan on doing so.😊

I like the way you did the collar very neat finish. I think the length of the dress if very flattering as it is too.

Your dress turned out so beautiful Kris! I’m feeling some oriental vibes 😍

Hi! Coming from Marisol's channel. Very pretty. Does the system guide you thru the steps / order to sew the pieces? I'm a beginner, so I need instructions or step by step. Does the system suggest the amount of fabric needed for the project? Thanks

Love the fabric you used, and the dress really came out beautiful! I like it with the belt the best :) Great video.

Your dress is lovely!

It's great to see you! Yes life definitely gets in the way! I have soo much to talk about whenever I get make a video it'll probably be an hour long😂. Wow that gold and black bag is stunning! Maybe use 2 of those handles? So it's balanced 🤷‍♀️ Aww mommy and me outfits. I never did that. My kids wouldn't wanted to match me😵 The crossbody bag looks great too! Awww that's awesome your daughter wants to sew with you!❤

Welcome back Kris! I've been thinking of you. It's nice to take a break. Glad you are back now. Do you still want to do a collab this month or next month? Wow!!! I LOVE your black/gold bag. AMAZING!!! I think the clasps look fine. Gorgeous bag. What pattern is that? Also beautiful painting on the leather strap. BEAUTIFUL SIRINA LEATHER FLORAL BAG!!!!! WOW!! I can't wait for your sew along!! 💖💖💖💖

Stunning bags and belt, Kris! How fun you’re making a matching jumpsuit to twin with your daughter! 💗

It’s great to see you back! Happy birthday to your daughter and I’m excited for your exciting personal info whenever you can share it! I totally understand not having the time or desire to film, especially when your sewing time is limited as is.

It was great seeing you again! Your bags turned out beautiful as always. You have been busy, I wish I could say the same. Have a great weekend and summer.

Hello Chris, glad to see you are back. The bags are gorgeous ❤ those are some great looking quilt blocks. I would love to talk to you about a project in September if you are interested 😊 let me know if you are interested. Ill send my email if you are curious ❤

I scored some beautiful vintage patterns from the 60's and 70's at Habitat for Humanity! They were nearly all uncut at $1.00 each. Such fun!

How is your bra-making going? Last winter I ordered from VS for the last time. Nothing fit right or was really quality, so I decided to sew a bra in my actual size the way I want it. I bought the Labellum pattern from LilypaDesign, messed around, made adjustments and made one ok prototype 'first' bra with duoplex and zero frills. Then I made a beautiful lace and foam bra that fits perfectly. Tho I admit, I made about 4 toiles. Now I will never buy off-the-rack bras again. Ever. Finally decided to try Emerald Erin's Black Beauty to compare to the Labellum (which is amazing!) I can't wait to get started on it! Great video! I can't believe your first bra fit right straight from the pattern. Lucky girl! Its a beautiful piece of lingerie you made.

Hi Kris! It's almost May now and my makes list is short. I hope the night shift is over or very close!❤ I'm sure it can be hard being in a small space, but at least you do have a space. I see some people have to clear off a little small part of a table to sew and then put it back together for lunch or dinner or even other projects. I get it. I was one who had to clear off a little section to sew and then, clear it for my son... and then clear him out for our next meal. That was our RV living life. I miss seeing here!❤

Hi Kris! These books sound intriguing and I definitely enjoy reviews of sewing books, especially vintage, as they can be foundational. The logic of starting with coats or outer wear makes so much sense, as they are the most expensive and frankly, if you live in the frozen north, you tend to wear a lot of outer wear for most of the year😅. I have always loved nice coats after visiting Montreal in the winter months for hockey, years ago. I was astounded by the lovely variety and how coats (leather ones especially) could set the tone and give clues to personality. About sweats as street wear, it surely depends on whether they’re “styled” or just slept in and walked out the door. And if you think about it, we are modeling for our kids, as Grace’s comment surely underlined. They may not listen to us, but they sure do watch and can pick up on our habits, good and bad! So yes, more please!❤

I used to work night shifts, I was on my own and it was hard! Please don't put to much pressure on yourself. I had my granny's original Luterlow system, but had to let it go when I moved last year. Love the bag you're working on! Your quilt blocks are amazing! Love the new book. Love the sewing space

Thanks for the review! I bought this book a while back and I'm finally going to dive into it! Excited for your upcoming review of her first book!

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Love the book you have. Where did you get it? All your sewing is beautiful. I hope things get better for you❤ take care.

I’ve heard of the Bishop method for a long time and finally found the same two books recently… waiting for them in the mail now!

Hi, I'm happy to find your channel! Lutterloh is great after understanding it's use. Your careful explanation and examples are so helpful and appreciated 😅

I have never thought to look for sewing patterns at a thrift store. Genius!

So sorry about night shift, Kris! Hopefully, it will be over soon! Those bags will be gorgeous, and the bunny is so cute! Such a pretty pillow covers! 💗

When my kids were younger my husband worked 75 hours a week, I'm glad your husband's night job is temporary!! I had to tell my husband to get a lower paying job with less hours to spend time with us! Praying your husband gets back to his regular schedule soon! Pretty Hiraeth ❤ I can't wait to see it finished! I thought it was 2 years too 😂🤣😂

I’m so sorry life has been hard lately. I remember when I was small my dad worked night shifts a lot and it was so difficult for us and for my mom. I really hope you see the light at the end of the tunnel soon. Meanwhile though, just be kind to yourself and if you have the energy for at night is scrolling on your phone, then just do that. Sending hugs… 💞

Night shifts are hard on the family, don't worry just do the best you can and treat yourself to sewing/ crafting time. That makes everything much easier to deal with and breathe........

Solo parenting for that long and not being able to spend time with your partner absolutely sucks. Not having energy for anything except scrolling isn’t something to feel bad about. There are seasons in life and maybe this is a scrolly one 🤷🏻‍♀️ You did seem to still get a lot done though! I’m excited for the Lutterloh video! The system is very intriguing to me, but I keep telling myself I need to sew more of the patterns I already have before I get it.

Ooh sexy dress ❤ those are great patterns! I totally see you wearing that blue jacket!!😊

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There are several options for you! I really like the jacket, too!

Wow, a lot of nice patterns that I can see you wearing. I agree the first dress does look like that one you wore for your anniversary dinner. I love to pockets on that dress!

This was so good to see. There was a dress in supplement three thirty that I loved. I still want to get that so that I have it when i'm ready to start with my Lutterloh system.

Vintage patterns are such a treasure! You did GREAT!!

I love S8256 View 4 for sure!

Madras fabric is a soft cotton fabric with detailed plaid patterns. It's very vintage popular in the 60s & 70s.

Kris, I left a comment here 2 days ago and it's gone!

Great haul!😊 we haven't had anything good at our thrift stores for awhile😢 I love the see and sew pattern❤ Oooh the 9003 one😍 They all look great. We used to have a value village. Back in the day it was awesome! Pam from made by pam said they changed to savers?🤷‍♀️ I think idk we didn't get one🤦‍♀️ Alot of the thrift stores here are overpriced I'd rather shop on temu lol

That first one is Laura Ashley! What a find!

There is a thrift store called Value Village in the US, too . I don’t know if it is related to the Canadian company , but the prices have also gotten quite high . I like to buy men’s cotton shirts to make quilts. Most are now $7-9 US at Value Village . They were only $2 or $3 a year or two ago.