Hello all! Just want to note when talking about my chronic pain I was not asking for advice, I know any advice is not ill intentioned but as someone with a chronic condition I find it frustrating. If fixing my pain was as easy as having a cutting table I would have done it years ago. Using a standard cutting table actually makes my back pain worse and I can't afford nor do I have space (I live in a small 1 bedroom!) for one with the customizations I would need. Just a gentle reminder that people with chronic pain have already explored most of their options with their doctors for pain relief and prevention, so please refrain from ever giving anyone with chronic pain advice unless they explicitly ask for it!
As a fellow disabled sewist I really appreciate your transparency about your pain, but also totally get not wanting to talk about it because dealing with people's ableism is exhausting! Also this coat turned out gorgeous and I'm so impressed!!
i really love that you do the cost wrap ups at the end of each project video. i wish more people did that so people would understand that peoples' time is not free! i adore this coat, i love the floofy sleeves and the length of it plus the coloring is just gorgeoous!
I also have back problems and no immune system so often have to have brakes from sewing due to health so I understand your frustration at ppl not understanding how much effort it takes to make clothing, some days even just trying to cut fabric hurts. So please don't listen to them or let their words upset you, not only do you make these things in poor health and pain but you create content that inspires others that also in the same boat. So from those of us that know what you go through and appreciate what you do thank you 😊 please keep doing what your doing .
I don't know where I heard this but I heard sewing is 95% prep work & 5% sewing. I used to hate all the ironing & little steps but the more I learned the more I like it.
@@HaleyMarieVintage I hate cutting out too! so much! I hate it so much that changed the way I sew🤣 I don't use seam allowances anymore. I mark my sewing lines & trim the rest all willy nilly until it's actually sewn.🤣
Thank you for sharing about your pain, chronic pain is so incredibly difficult and a challenge. Keep fighting the good fight and we understand some days are better than others!
Beautiful work. Totally understand the frustration of chronic pain/invisible disabilities. If I had to cut out on the floor, I wouldn't get much further.
Dang cute coat! I have heard the word 'thinsulate' in some vids about coatmaking for making it warm without bulk and weigth. Tip stolen from Shannon Makes, adding magnets to keep the bottom of the coat closed without changing the look of the coat.
This coat is STUNNING!!! You’ve instantly convinced me that I need to go buy all the Gertie patterns, I have a couple of her books already and loved them but the detail and the coat making tricks in this to avoid pad stitching are genius!!! It is beautifully made and you did an unreal job! I’m also really glad you’ve started using a living wage for your calculations rather than the average wage for a seamstress, that is so so important!!!! The amount of skill and years of practice that goes into becoming a seamstress worth her salt means they deserve a living wage! And I hope this encourages seamstresses to charge what they deserve to be paid!
I feel your comments about your back. I suffer from severe back pain too. The other day I put together a work bench and I felt that for maybe four days after. I go to the chiropractor regularly and it helps, but still it doesn't fix the issue permanently. So, from me talk away, as I know you're not lazy. Continue with the amazing work you do ❤
One of my cats is also named Spooky and he even looks a lot like yours 😄 the white spot on his chest is smaller, and well, he's male. And has four legs. He actually got his name because when I first brought him home, he vanished under the couch... and stayed there for 2 months. Of course he came out to eat and drink and use the litter box, but never when I was in the room, mostly at night. And this was in 2021 during the pandemic when I worked from home permanently, so I spent all day in that room. He was around 4 and had been a stray, so he didn't have a name yet. It was a bit like living with a ghost (weird noises from the other room, cat food disappearing and... other things appearing in the litter box, scrabbling sounds from under the couch... hence the name. (Now he's a completely normal, loving and cuddly cat, but it took a while to get there.)
Gorgeous coat! What a marathon though! I hope you are proud of yourself for persevering with all that prep and the unliked parts to produce such a beautiful and practical garment. I appreciate your ‘rant’. As a sufferer of unseen pain and fatigue, I acknowledge how disheartening and judgemental those comments must be. A friend who has chronic illness said to me once, somebody who wakes up each morning and hasn’t ever experienced ongoing pain or fatigue has no idea what you live with. So true. Know that there are others who are in awe of what you achieve each week and applaud your tenacity, knowing your limits and taking care of yourself.
I love poofy sleeves! I just finished these teired poofy sleeves and they were the biggest pain. I do love them though. I made a white button up shirt and now want to make a black one.
I use Tasha lining. It is that shiny fabric but has a fleece backing. It helps to keep you warm and block the wind but for a Canadian winter I add an additional layer of fleece fabric. With that I can handle -30celcius. Enjoyed the video. Was not sure about making the coat but you do have me revisiting it. Thanks ❤
I have this pattern and haven’t used it yet … (been waiting to thrift some wool) so it’s great to have the knowledge that it’s a lot of work 😅 Looks incredible on you! And also shame on anyone who says your lazy! I love your videos ❤
It will be interesting to see labor time the next time you make. I can also see it as a car coat length, with or without hood. And as a dress (sized down of course) I think there was a similar coat dress in a vogue pattern. Interlining: you can get thinsulate. There is also a flannel backed satin. I once used old flannel nightgowns as interlining. Gorgeous coat.
The coat is gorgeous! I’ve got a vintage coat pattern that’s a bit similar that I’ve been putting off making for a while but seeing all these beautiful coat videos lately is really making me want to make one 😂
Yea it definitely looked like it was 😮! I’ll have to attempt it over summer. You also inspired me to keep track of my cost per garment as well lol. I now also have a spreadsheet 😆
This was a very pretty coat! I think it’s awesome that you push through your pain to produce such lovely garments. I don’t know how I missed that Spooky is a tripod! Spooky is a great assistant.
I've been sewing with her patreon patterns since early 2020. the patterns are really good and uses vintage sewing styles techniques. she even has videos for a lot of them. I have this pattern but, I've never made it because I know it will take a month and I live in California, where I don't need a coat. 😭
Yes this project I think was the second longest I have tackled, the first being a corseted ballgown so this was a lot of work. I actually feel like if you made it out of like a cotton canvas it could be good for California "winters" but still keep a similar structural integrity that a wool does.
Hi Haley Marie. I love everything about the coat. it reminds me of a black velvet one I got the only difference is mine has a belt and a flap at the back and more buttons other than that it is the same.
I totally know how you feel. I’ve been in pain since I was 17 and am now 42 and have had 3 surgeries in the last 4 years because of it and. Long story to what’s wrong with me but my point is I know exactly how you feel
I sympathize with you about back pain. I sew all the time and have had to find ways to work around the pain. On a nicer note, I am glad I got to see your cat more this time. I love cats, especially black ones. Does he have only 3 legs? It is so good you are finished that project. You should be proud of yourself. I am sure your cat is proud of you!
Great job!! This coat is so pretty and feminine 💖🎶 you are so beautiful and talented!!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!! I have Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. So I know what you mean about having pain every day. You definitely get my support and understanding!! I hope you feel better 🥰 Please take care and stay safe and healthy 💕💗💖🎶🦋
That coat is amazing. The sleeves in the Discover @self always just lovely and you have to know that that would’ve been a very very high in coca taco trying to purchase something like that you know where you’d have to look for it and so we’re talking thousands of dollars.
I assume coca taco is couture lol autocorrect is so funny sometimes! Totally agree well worth all the work this would be a very expensive coat. I could probably buy a vintage LiliAnne for pretty close to the cost with labor but I am not paying for my labor so this is definitely a good deal.
Herringbone (the cross stitch for the hem) stitches up faster if you work the opposite direction from normal. So you're right handed, you were stitching right to left (same as you would for running or back stitch) - instead, you want to stitch left to right.
This has been printed out on 100000 A4 sheets and is ready to make, i still want to refine my techniques before that though. I really want to say, thanks for giving me the confidence and a little insight into your life also! Can i ask where the blouse you are wearing is from? If it is home made, did you use a pattern you wouldn't mind sharing?
Hope you are ready to tackle this coat soon, I super admire your patience to assemble all those sheets lol. THe blouse I am wearing I made from a vintage 70s pattern, Simplicity 5310.
I’m offended on your behalf that someone would call you lazy. You have what appears to be an almost entire homemade wardrobe, a clean and tidy home and cook most of your meals. I think these trolls have the ability to hone in on what would hurt a person most, and we really just need to block and ignore them.
Where did you say you got the wool from? My sister might be moving to Seattle and I might be able to visit her in July and I want to check out the store.
Experiencing impeccable tailoring and that’s what you’re doing is what Gordy offers in her our jackets and coats you’re going to get a quick tour level code and the cost parameters of garments if you want to purchase are very very high coats that are beautifully made and of beautiful fabrics are very expensive and so I know you calculate the cost and come up with what the factors are as the price and your workmanship Gerties pattered you’re going to get you getting a detailed rendering of someone who is very experienced in patternmaking and giving you a delivering you could tour technique especially in the jackets and coats Buttery Coke pattern I don’t know if it’s still available that was similar to a 1950s coat and those instructions are probably very similar to the coat that you’re making now that’s from her charm patterns collection that would be a wonderful pattern to have if you can access it, I know your cost factors are going to be high on this in your time but with the culture going to get is fabulous, and I hope that you appreciate that the value of the learning that comes from the patternmaker in the sense that it’s couture she she does couture and now you’re doing it to work
Sewing is painful for everyone I think. It is for me, and I don't live in pain. But we love something so we persevere with passion and self care. I am always surprised by how snarky people can be when a TH-camr is sharing their creative activities. Sometimes I'm snarky though, so maybe it's just one of those days we don't feel like scrolling on by and biting our tongues... And women who push, push, push to "get everything done", or "impress others" to the point of fatigue, they're going to end up sick. You burn out your adrenals living in a state of self inflicted, hyper-stress. Slow TF down and enjoy things. It's OK!
I just want to add that my comment about sewing being painful for everyone is not meant to diminish anyone's chronic suffering. Being a mostly healthy extrovert senior means I've surely stepped on people's toes trying to help them solve their issues...🤷🏼. I mean well, but I'm coming to understand my thoughts and opinions aren't often welcome. It's hard to accept, but I'm trying to be more aware of who is receptive and who isn't. 😐😕
Please upgrade your sound. A compressor in the editing can help a lot. It was really hard for me to listen to you talking because the sound was too sharp 🙈 bummer
It looks like you don’t have a cutting table. Are you cutting out on the floor? If you’re having issues of back difficulty you need a cutting table that comes up above your navel so that you’re not bending at all in the majority when you’re cutting out, I know I have problems with my back to you earlier you may find even the height of a ping pong table which you may be able to get quite an expensive one and will you can you can I think they have them or you can fold them up would be an excellent table to be cutting out on. Do you want something that’s the white right height and if you don’t have enough space in your sewing or you want something also that you can fold up you need to be able to stand up and cut out. It would be easier on your
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Hello all! Just want to note when talking about my chronic pain I was not asking for advice, I know any advice is not ill intentioned but as someone with a chronic condition I find it frustrating. If fixing my pain was as easy as having a cutting table I would have done it years ago. Using a standard cutting table actually makes my back pain worse and I can't afford nor do I have space (I live in a small 1 bedroom!) for one with the customizations I would need. Just a gentle reminder that people with chronic pain have already explored most of their options with their doctors for pain relief and prevention, so please refrain from ever giving anyone with chronic pain advice unless they explicitly ask for it!
I can 100% relate to this perspective! Wishing you low-pain days and lots of sewing! Thank you for your videos, they are really great. ♥
Can relate unfortunately 😢 Giant hugs coming your way!
I can relate. And totally understand how each of us with chronic pain have different triggers....
As a fellow disabled sewist I really appreciate your transparency about your pain, but also totally get not wanting to talk about it because dealing with people's ableism is exhausting! Also this coat turned out gorgeous and I'm so impressed!!
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Omg the silhouette of this coat is a DREAM
It also has so many other pattern options, such a good one!
i really love that you do the cost wrap ups at the end of each project video. i wish more people did that so people would understand that peoples' time is not free! i adore this coat, i love the floofy sleeves and the length of it plus the coloring is just gorgeoous!
Thank you!
I so appreciate you being open about your chronic pain and the effect it has on you. It helps me feel less alone ❤
for sure, I could wear it under some dresses!
I also have back problems and no immune system so often have to have brakes from sewing due to health so I understand your frustration at ppl not understanding how much effort it takes to make clothing, some days even just trying to cut fabric hurts. So please don't listen to them or let their words upset you, not only do you make these things in poor health and pain but you create content that inspires others that also in the same boat. So from those of us that know what you go through and appreciate what you do thank you 😊 please keep doing what your doing .
Thank you so much!
I don't know where I heard this but I heard sewing is 95% prep work & 5% sewing. I used to hate all the ironing & little steps but the more I learned the more I like it.
Yes that is always what I tell people starting to sew lol. I actually really love ironing, it is just the cutting out I hate.
@@HaleyMarieVintage I hate cutting out too! so much! I hate it so much that changed the way I sew🤣 I don't use seam allowances anymore. I mark my sewing lines & trim the rest all willy nilly until it's actually sewn.🤣
I love how detailed her patterns are. I've basically learned how to sew from her Patreon.
I wish I had tried them earlier in my sewing journey 😅
Thank you for sharing about your pain, chronic pain is so incredibly difficult and a challenge. Keep fighting the good fight and we understand some days are better than others!
Thank you!
@@HaleyMarieVintage You are most welcome! Sufferer here myself!
Nothing says glamour like a lantern sleeve! Amazing piece and kudos to you on all that work!
Thank you!
thank you for giving such an accurate cost with labor!! people don't understand.
Obsessed with this coat! I’ve always wanted a “fancy” coat and have been eyeing this pattern forever…might have to take the plunge for this winter.
Do it! It isn't too hard of a project just very time consuming!
I appreciate your rant
Beautiful work.
Totally understand the frustration of chronic pain/invisible disabilities. If I had to cut out on the floor, I wouldn't get much further.
It is funny cutting on a table is somehow worse for my pain, bodies are weird
Every effort put into anything is 100% for each person. It might look like less to others, but it's still 100% for you.
Well stated.
So true.
I LOVE this. The next time we have a dinner date you are wearing this IDC if it’s summertime ❤😂
I have been watching you for a while. I can't believe I missed you making this coat. I like your fabric choice and think you did a great job.
Thank you so much!
Dang cute coat!
I have heard the word 'thinsulate' in some vids about coatmaking for making it warm without bulk and weigth. Tip stolen from Shannon Makes, adding magnets to keep the bottom of the coat closed without changing the look of the coat.
OOOHHHH that is such a good tip!
now THAT is backpack compatible outerwear
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This coat is STUNNING!!! You’ve instantly convinced me that I need to go buy all the Gertie patterns, I have a couple of her books already and loved them but the detail and the coat making tricks in this to avoid pad stitching are genius!!! It is beautifully made and you did an unreal job! I’m also really glad you’ve started using a living wage for your calculations rather than the average wage for a seamstress, that is so so important!!!! The amount of skill and years of practice that goes into becoming a seamstress worth her salt means they deserve a living wage! And I hope this encourages seamstresses to charge what they deserve to be paid!
Yeah I was shocked to not be doing pad stitching in this project, brilliant instructions even though I was initially very intimidated. And thank you 🥰
I had this image of pattern pieces floating about your house a la Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Was a good laugh!
Love the coat and the very warm kitty.
I feel your comments about your back. I suffer from severe back pain too. The other day I put together a work bench and I felt that for maybe four days after. I go to the chiropractor regularly and it helps, but still it doesn't fix the issue permanently. So, from me talk away, as I know you're not lazy. Continue with the amazing work you do ❤
Thank you!
One of my cats is also named Spooky and he even looks a lot like yours 😄 the white spot on his chest is smaller, and well, he's male. And has four legs. He actually got his name because when I first brought him home, he vanished under the couch... and stayed there for 2 months. Of course he came out to eat and drink and use the litter box, but never when I was in the room, mostly at night. And this was in 2021 during the pandemic when I worked from home permanently, so I spent all day in that room. He was around 4 and had been a stray, so he didn't have a name yet. It was a bit like living with a ghost (weird noises from the other room, cat food disappearing and... other things appearing in the litter box, scrabbling sounds from under the couch... hence the name.
(Now he's a completely normal, loving and cuddly cat, but it took a while to get there.)
Yay for a Spooky name twin! Yeah my spooky was also not cuddly until she was medically feeling better.
I love how the coat turned out 🤍 I also love Spooky being a cuddler🐈⬛
She's a snuggle fiend. The vet always says it is hard to leave her for the next patient because she is so snuggly
I love the way this coat looks on you❤
Gorgeous coat! What a marathon though! I hope you are proud of yourself for persevering with all that prep and the unliked parts to produce such a beautiful and practical garment.
I appreciate your ‘rant’. As a sufferer of unseen pain and fatigue, I acknowledge how disheartening and judgemental those comments must be. A friend who has chronic illness said to me once, somebody who wakes up each morning and hasn’t ever experienced ongoing pain or fatigue has no idea what you live with. So true. Know that there are others who are in awe of what you achieve each week and applaud your tenacity, knowing your limits and taking care of yourself.
I am so pleased with it definitely worth the effort!
I love poofy sleeves! I just finished these teired poofy sleeves and they were the biggest pain. I do love them though. I made a white button up shirt and now want to make a black one.
I love poofy sleeve so much I feel like these days if I make something it is puffy sleeved or no sleeves 🤣
I use Tasha lining. It is that shiny fabric but has a fleece backing. It helps to keep you warm and block the wind but for a Canadian winter I add an additional layer of fleece fabric. With that I can handle -30celcius. Enjoyed the video. Was not sure about making the coat but you do have me revisiting it. Thanks ❤
Definitely worth revisiting making it but know it is a giant project, this is my second ever longest make.
I have this pattern and haven’t used it yet … (been waiting to thrift some wool) so it’s great to have the knowledge that it’s a lot of work 😅
Looks incredible on you!
And also shame on anyone who says your lazy! I love your videos ❤
SO MUCH WORK. But also do it it was so worth it!
The coat looks so good, especially the big pouffy sleeve style 😍 Wonderful you had enough fabric to get the length.
I was so excited!
Very attractive coat! Quite the undertaking, whew! Great job on it!
Thank you Haley for sharing the things you enjoyed as well as the aspects you didn't enjoy in making your coat. It looks great well done👌
Thank you!
It will be interesting to see labor time the next time you make. I can also see it as a car coat length, with or without hood. And as a dress (sized down of course) I think there was a similar coat dress in a vogue pattern. Interlining: you can get thinsulate. There is also a flannel backed satin. I once used old flannel nightgowns as interlining.
Gorgeous coat.
It will definitely be faster, usually I can shave off like an 8th of the time the second time I make something.
You did a great job on the coat.
Such a refreshingly real representation of life ty❤
Thank you!
Love this coat. Wish I needed a coat. I would try this one.😊
This came out just stunning! Thanks for showing this awesome pattern that I wouldn’t have known about otherwise.
Thank you!
Love the mermaid hair 🧜♀️
Very cute-can’t believe your supplies were that affordable 😊I am so impressed. I still need to make my quilted coat ✂️ a reality.
I lucked out hard on the wool otherwise it would have been triple the cost
The coat is gorgeous! I’ve got a vintage coat pattern that’s a bit similar that I’ve been putting off making for a while but seeing all these beautiful coat videos lately is really making me want to make one 😂
Making a coat is a big undertaking but so worth it!
Yea it definitely looked like it was 😮! I’ll have to attempt it over summer.
You also inspired me to keep track of my cost per garment as well lol. I now also have a spreadsheet 😆
This was a very pretty coat! I think it’s awesome that you push through your pain to produce such lovely garments. I don’t know how I missed that Spooky is a tripod! Spooky is a great assistant.
I feel like tripod cats are so mobile most people don't really notice! And yes she definitely adds an extra bit of fun to the process!
Beautiful!
It’s a beautiful coat. It looks amazing on you and can’t wait to see your future makes from this pattern!!
Thank you!
I adore this coat!
The coat is amazing. It really flatters you. Totally enjoy your videos.
Thank you!
This one was adorable!!! 💗💗💗
That is a gorgeous color! The sleeve being made in two pieces would be a really fun place for contrasting fabric
YES
I've been sewing with her patreon patterns since early 2020. the patterns are really good and uses vintage sewing styles techniques. she even has videos for a lot of them. I have this pattern but, I've never made it because I know it will take a month and I live in California, where I don't need a coat. 😭
Yes this project I think was the second longest I have tackled, the first being a corseted ballgown so this was a lot of work. I actually feel like if you made it out of like a cotton canvas it could be good for California "winters" but still keep a similar structural integrity that a wool does.
Hi Haley Marie. I love everything about the coat. it reminds me of a black velvet one I got the only difference is mine has a belt and a flap at the back and more buttons other than that it is the same.
Absolutely gorgeous couture coat! Looks perfect on you. Loved the purple dress, as well.
Thank you!
This is such a goal of mine.. It looks magnificient
It isn't too hard of a pattern as far as coats go!
I totally know how you feel. I’ve been in pain since I was 17 and am now 42 and have had 3 surgeries in the last 4 years because of it and. Long story to what’s wrong with me but my point is I know exactly how you feel
Gorgeous!
I squeeled and scared my cat when I saw you posted
Yay!
It turned out really nicely. There are a few options you can get for interlining to make it warmer, my Oma used to use Chamois leather for her coats.
Love the coat. Looks fab
I sympathize with you about back pain. I sew all the time and have had to find ways to work around the pain. On a nicer note, I am glad I got to see your cat more this time. I love cats, especially black ones. Does he have only 3 legs? It is so good you are finished that project. You should be proud of yourself. I am sure your cat is proud of you!
She does only have 3 legs, the shelter found her in pretty bad shape so she's lucky to still be alive. Thank you!
Well done. I really love the sleeves and I am looking forward to your other variations of this pattern.
Great job!! This coat is so pretty and feminine 💖🎶 you are so beautiful and talented!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!
I have Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. So I know what you mean about having pain every day. You definitely get my support and understanding!!
I hope you feel better 🥰
Please take care and stay safe and healthy 💕💗💖🎶🦋
Thank you, I wish fewer of us dealt with chronic pain ❤️
It’s so freaking cute and now I want one but in black or deep navy blue 😂😂❤❤
I am thinking of doing one in a jewel toned blue
That coat is amazing. The sleeves in the Discover @self always just lovely and you have to know that that would’ve been a very very high in coca taco trying to purchase something like that you know where you’d have to look for it and so we’re talking thousands of dollars.
I assume coca taco is couture lol autocorrect is so funny sometimes! Totally agree well worth all the work this would be a very expensive coat. I could probably buy a vintage LiliAnne for pretty close to the cost with labor but I am not paying for my labor so this is definitely a good deal.
Herringbone (the cross stitch for the hem) stitches up faster if you work the opposite direction from normal. So you're right handed, you were stitching right to left (same as you would for running or back stitch) - instead, you want to stitch left to right.
Oh that makes sense, I'll have to look up how to do that!
I freaking love this❤❤❤❤
You did a great job on that coat!
Thank you!
Lovely cat and nice video
Cute!
loooooove ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
FYI, I have heard SO MANY people complain about their rolled hem foot! So I think it’s totally normal 👍
I'm fairly new to sewing, and very nervous about this pattern. Is it beginner friendly at all?
I would say this is pretty firmly intermediate, I'd work my way up to this pattern!
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Wool flannel would make it warmer.
This has been printed out on 100000 A4 sheets and is ready to make, i still want to refine my techniques before that though.
I really want to say, thanks for giving me the confidence and a little insight into your life also!
Can i ask where the blouse you are wearing is from? If it is home made, did you use a pattern you wouldn't mind sharing?
Hope you are ready to tackle this coat soon, I super admire your patience to assemble all those sheets lol. THe blouse I am wearing I made from a vintage 70s pattern, Simplicity 5310.
I’m offended on your behalf that someone would call you lazy. You have what appears to be an almost entire homemade wardrobe, a clean and tidy home and cook most of your meals. I think these trolls have the ability to hone in on what would hurt a person most, and we really just need to block and ignore them.
Thank you, and trust me they do get blocked lol
Can you link the weights you use? TIA! 5:22
stylemakerfabrics.com/products/pattern-weight-set these are what I use, you need 2 sets for them to really be useful
@@HaleyMarieVintage thank you!
Where did you say you got the wool from? My sister might be moving to Seattle and I might be able to visit her in July and I want to check out the store.
Seattle Recreative
@@HaleyMarieVintagethanks!
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Experiencing impeccable tailoring and that’s what you’re doing is what Gordy offers in her our jackets and coats you’re going to get a quick tour level code and the cost parameters of garments if you want to purchase are very very high coats that are beautifully made and of beautiful fabrics are very expensive and so I know you calculate the cost and come up with what the factors are as the price and your workmanship Gerties pattered you’re going to get you getting a detailed rendering of someone who is very experienced in patternmaking and giving you a delivering you could tour technique especially in the jackets and coats Buttery Coke pattern I don’t know if it’s still available that was similar to a 1950s coat and those instructions are probably very similar to the coat that you’re making now that’s from her charm patterns collection that would be a wonderful pattern to have if you can access it, I know your cost factors are going to be high on this in your time but with the culture going to get is fabulous, and I hope that you appreciate that the value of the learning that comes from the patternmaker in the sense that it’s couture she she does couture and now you’re doing it to work
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Sewing is painful for everyone I think. It is for me, and I don't live in pain. But we love something so we persevere with passion and self care.
I am always surprised by how snarky people can be when a TH-camr is sharing their creative activities. Sometimes I'm snarky though, so maybe it's just one of those days we don't feel like scrolling on by and biting our tongues... And women who push, push, push to "get everything done", or "impress others" to the point of fatigue, they're going to end up sick. You burn out your adrenals living in a state of self inflicted, hyper-stress. Slow TF down and enjoy things. It's OK!
I just want to add that my comment about sewing being painful for everyone is not meant to diminish anyone's chronic suffering. Being a mostly healthy extrovert senior means I've surely stepped on people's toes trying to help them solve their issues...🤷🏼. I mean well, but I'm coming to understand my thoughts and opinions aren't often welcome. It's hard to accept, but I'm trying to be more aware of who is receptive and who isn't. 😐😕
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Please upgrade your sound. A compressor in the editing can help a lot. It was really hard for me to listen to you talking because the sound was too sharp 🙈 bummer
It looks like you don’t have a cutting table. Are you cutting out on the floor? If you’re having issues of back difficulty you need a cutting table that comes up above your navel so that you’re not bending at all in the majority when you’re cutting out, I know I have problems with my back to you earlier you may find even the height of a ping pong table which you may be able to get quite an expensive one and will you can you can I think they have them or you can fold them up would be an excellent table to be cutting out on. Do you want something that’s the white right height and if you don’t have enough space in your sewing or you want something also that you can fold up you need to be able to stand up and cut out. It would be easier on your