Just discovered this channel via this recommended video. I think my grandmother somehow had a hand in putting it on my feed. I am currently making a quilt using leftover pieces from her dresses. I also have my mom’s old taffeta wedding dress from the 1960’s that I don’t know what to do with, thinking that material wouldn’t work for a quilt. You guys have helped me realize that rules are meant to be broken & to think outside the box. Thank you!!!
This video came at the perfect time. My parents are in a convalescent home and my dad passed away last Monday. I saved all his dress shirts from his closet. My Mom is so lonely without him as they have been married 62 years. Her space is small and she can’t have a lot of personal items there. I will take those shirts today and start her crazy quilt from them. A quilt is something personal she can have. Her birthday is in three weeks. A quilt from dads shirts will be a wonderful gift for her. Thank You so much.
The way Arne sniffed the beautiful lace like a deer in the garden made me chuckle and smile :D Your passion as designers is evident and so inspiring. Cheers for adding warmth & sunshine to our days. ♡
Gentlemen thank you for the video! The quilt with all of the beautiful designer fabrics made my heart go pitter patter, but alas it something that I will not do for the fact that I have no experience working with those types of fabrics. However, when the second quilt-in-progress was pulled out it reminded me of the set of quilts I finished for my daughters, completed with my father's shirts. He passed 10 years ago, and some of those shirts were at least 6 or 7 years old themselves making them somewhat threadbare. All were plaid, fitting for an older American man, and the quilts were finished off with a dark chambray to resemble blue jeans. Tears were had all around. (The girls made me promise to save enough fabric for my own quilt) It is my favorite thing to do to make a quilt to remember a special occasion or friendship. I may never make a masterpiece but I will make something that touches the heart and for me, that is much more important.
You two just make my day! Your joy and the beautiful inspiration you share is wonderful. Your quilts and fabrics are lovely. Thank you so much for again sharing such personal pieces from your lives. I hope you had a Happy Birthday Carlos 🎉🎂🎉 and I hope you and Arne and Freja did something special.
Already you two have Broaden my insight and medias-choice .. subscribing. And, sharing. [also saw just now your journaling posting... and your wording of..." help keep your ideas'" again, was an eyeopener for me... ] That you would layer, and layer... well.. yes!!! Never thought of that.. some have, I didn't!!
That is a stunning collection of textiles. I love your projects. One of the things I get most excited about is "transparency" and layering of fabrics because of the endless variations and beautiful effects that can be created. Thanks for sharing your creations.
OMG! I loved this video! I already repurposed worn out flannel pyjamas and cute baby blankets I just couldn’t give away into rag quilts & I love them. Recently, I made a super quick patchwork blanket out of a bunch of pyjamas my daughter loved but had outgrown. I also can not bear to throw away fabric - you gave a whole new world of inspiration for my next quilt! Thanks so much! I absolutely love your design inspiration videos! The art journal one was also amazingly inspiring bcs I also can not throw away pretty paper but didn’t know what to do with it. Please, keep making these inspiration videos, it gets creative juices flowing! :-D
Arne’s love of all beautiful fabric and lace is wonderful. My friends know I sew and make quilts, so they give me scraps all the time. I love everyone of them.
I've started making a crazy quilt from my mums dresses, her gowns and deb dress ect, all the fancy stuff she had. I've made first a cushion for her from some :) :) i know she isn't into what i do at all, but it's still something i've made , so part of her life is still around.
Oh my goodness, this was such an exciting video to watch! The passion for the fabrics was intoxicating! And the walk down memory lane was so touching! I've watched your knitting videos, but have never seen Arne so alive and passionate. What a beautiful, inspiring video! And it was also inspiring to see you using reclaimed fabric for those stunning quilts.
Hello lovely Guys, a wonderful vlog tonight. Like Teresa I have my darling husband’s shirts which I cannot bear to part with. He was a climber and I have many old shirts that he wore on the mountains. You have inspired me to make a quilt from them all which will not only keep me warm but will help me feel connected to him. Thank you both, as always you are so inspiring and fun too😃😃. Big hugs and loves to you both, Dorothy xxxxxxxx😘🙋🏻❤️ Teresa, many good wishes to you and your lovely Mumxxxxxxxx
I am so thrilled that I came across your TH-cam! I have a great deal of fabric in storage in another town, and you all really made me long to be able to get to it and do something with it! What, I don’t know, but it would be so much fun! I will be on the look-out for more from the two of you! Have a great time quilting!
Fabulous. I can't wait to see more. My culture does a lot of crazy quilts. I have my father's clothes that I am going to make a quilt with for my mother and then one for me. I made Christmas socks with my mother in laws clothes after she died during the winter holidays. It really helped me with my grief.
Good morning Arne & Carlos! So wonderful to see you both! WOW!!! Gorgeous fabric samples!!! I LOVE your ideas! Inspiration along with tutorials are very important. Sometimes you know what to do but can't come up with an idea. Others, you have an idea but don't know how to implement it lol! Showcasing both as is so incredibly done here is the complete package!
I spend each and every day of my retirement in my sewing room... trying to use up my "fabrics" (over 40yrs of collection..LOL)... same with yarns buttons, needles... is there any other way to live... Memory quilts for people and some for charity and donations... How in the world can anyone say EVER that they are "bored".. So enjoy you fellows.. Be well , God Bless... Hugs, GrammaBabs
Hi, Gramma Babs, if I may call you that with respect; I remodeling my craft room, I do the same things as you ; giving back is soooo rewarding.... I love this aspect of retirement; and I actually whooped 'cause getting older has alot of ups, but some downsides but for us crafters, not many; crafting and $10 less on driver's license renewal...LOL...happy crafting!
Babs, hi! I feel like I know you. I, too, spend as much time as I can in my sewing room, which my granddaughter named Pandora. The satisfaction of making various items for many different reasons is so much fun! I am always saying to my friends that I don't think I've ever been bored either! Love peace and joy, Audrey
I don't knit but I do embroidery , so I really enjoyed this video . It would be great to see more textiles , embroidery and making textile journals ! 😃 Thanks xxx
I am new to your channel and enjoyed watching and listening to you both. Your love and passion for fabrics is a breath of fresh air and I to am a great believer in make do and mend. Your work is very beautiful and is a credit to you both. x
After seeing this pot I wish you two had a post office box. I would love to send you some old quilt squares that are sitting in my cedar chest. I will never get around to doing anything with them. Sigh. Keep the pods coming I truly enjoy watching you both. So talented.💠💠💠
I love it! I have tons of fabric, lace and old garments from my mother. I kept them to make a white or cream memory quilt. This video is very inspiring and I am definately going to do something with it.
Holding the lace and material to your face even smelling it thankyou it validates my reaction to special things that maybe others have not taken any interest in
oooh! i LOVE YOU GUYS! You have given me that extra inspiration to bring out some of my precious lace and trimming and start applique again. Please do more with beautiful old fabric, it makes my heart sing! xx
@@ARNECARLOS Thank You...I watch your videos everyday. Im self taught as well, and i find you guys to be extremly inspiring and helpful. I am buying your regia yarn and sock pattern soon.
Wow what beautiful fabrics, both the plainer insulation ones and the haute couture ones! You are so talented in the way you are putting them together!!!! As a girl I was surrounded by fabrics and sewing at my grandmother’s house as she had been a “couturière” in a fashion house in Paris. Like you, all that fabric makes me feel giddy.... Thank you for showing us! 🌿 Ps that is not to say that I love wool any the less 😊 Thank you....
I love to see all the ways you both use your creativity! The patchwork pieces from fabric found at Arne's family home remind me a great deal of two patchwork quilts that I have that my great grandmother made. Lucky for me, my mother had her tell her the story of the different fabrics used in the quilt and Mama wrote them down. It makes these two quilts even more special knowing their history! Love your podcast and look forward to spending my Sunday afternoons with the two of you.
I adore your creativity. I came just in time for me to make my granddaughter a quilt. I want to try my hand at making new fabric out of scraps and than cut out cats to applique. I just finished my grandsons quilt. So time to put all this creative thinking to good use.
It’s all so beautiful, they bring back so many fond memories. When I was young I became the very proud owner of a patchwork quilt and that has kept me enthralled with all of it, the quilt was made with leftover pieces of old worn out clothing and then I embroidered different pictures all over it. (As well as all my clothes and anything else I was allowed to. Lol.) Thank you so much for the video with wonderful ideas and influences, and a truly awesome trip down memory lane. Thanks guys ❤️👋🏻😁
So good to see you both. Love the story about the fabric being used to insulate around the old windows. Great find. It gives every piece a story. You're very multi talented men. Thank you for sharing your experience.
I love the stories the fabrics tell! The fabric stuck in the walls as insulation! Wow! So rich, so personal! Thank you for the inspiration! -Denise from Texas!
What a TREAT! I AM TOTALLY in love with your white crazy quilts. Like you, I am an 'intermittent' quilter and prefer going on my own path. Your quilts are so inspiring. And have given me direction for using lovely bits and keepsakes.
Wow love you art very much. Man märker tydligt på er att ni älskar detta, när ni visar upp era tyger mm. Kommer se igenom allt ni gjort. //CarinaSchembri/Sweden
I'm a new subbie here and I loved this video. I am working on a family crazy quilt with different blocks from clothes of family members and a journal in the crazy patch way. I love crazy quilting! My motto is if you mess up put a flower over it!
OMG, LOVE everything in this video; loved listening to your classy native accents; tempted to cut up my wedding ensemble; I didn't have a traditional gown, it was Art Deco bugle beaded and very unique, beingnow divorced. Because of that; and because I've always wanted to do something like this; your vlog on this is so timely for me! Maybe a tunic or crazy poncho for a gala, or something, since is lacy but mostly pearls and beads...I do pro machine and hand embroidery; so will go to my stash, and maybe do some heirloom lace and emb for extra loveliness (I'm lucky to have such things vs. buying much as thrift shops are hiking prices since they know folks do this alot now)...oh, this was a wonderful vlog and the first I have watched. I couldn't subbie fast enough. Thanks!!!!~!
Just discovered this channel via this recommended video. I think my grandmother somehow had a hand in putting it on my feed. I am currently making a quilt using leftover pieces from her dresses. I also have my mom’s old taffeta wedding dress from the 1960’s that I don’t know what to do with, thinking that material wouldn’t work for a quilt. You guys have helped me realize that rules are meant to be broken & to think outside the box. Thank you!!!
So Carlos is the practical one, and Arne is the one that gets distracted by shiny things! Love it!
That sums it up
A friend lived near a ribbon factory and used salvage to make wonderful crazy quilts. My family treasures those she gave to us.
I can't believe those beautiful patchworks were stuffed into walls. So glad you have saved them.
We know!
What joy! I love quilts! Thanks so much! Great video! Marsha
Wanna call it Memorial quilt. How lovely!!
This video came at the perfect time. My parents are in a convalescent home and my dad passed away last Monday. I saved all his dress shirts from his closet. My Mom is so lonely without him as they have been married 62 years. Her space is small and she can’t have a lot of personal items there. I will take those shirts today and start her crazy quilt from them. A quilt is something personal she can have. Her birthday is in three weeks. A quilt from dads shirts will be a wonderful gift for her. Thank You so much.
Beautiful!
Great idea!
What a lovely idea and it will bring your mom so much joy.
Teresa Bourgoin condoleance
What a wonderful idea... would like to see it when finished
Superb!!! Absolutely Elegant!!!
Please more videos on quilting 👏👏👏😍
The way Arne sniffed the beautiful lace like a deer in the garden made me chuckle and smile :D Your passion as designers is evident and so inspiring. Cheers for adding warmth & sunshine to our days. ♡
Thank you for watching!
That first tablecloth with lace is absolutely beautiful. I just love it.
Gentlemen thank you for the video! The quilt with all of the beautiful designer fabrics made my heart go pitter patter, but alas it something that I will not do for the fact that I have no experience working with those types of fabrics. However, when the second quilt-in-progress was pulled out it reminded me of the set of quilts I finished for my daughters, completed with my father's shirts. He passed 10 years ago, and some of those shirts were at least 6 or 7 years old themselves making them somewhat threadbare. All were plaid, fitting for an older American man, and the quilts were finished off with a dark chambray to resemble blue jeans. Tears were had all around. (The girls made me promise to save enough fabric for my own quilt) It is my favorite thing to do to make a quilt to remember a special occasion or friendship. I may never make a masterpiece but I will make something that touches the heart and for me, that is much more important.
This is SO my style of quilting, the free form style! Thanks for sharing your pretty quilting ideas, I hope you do it again soon. It's awesome!
So nice to see Arne in his element! His passion and creativity was really obvious in this podcast. Thanks guys!
Arne is amazing. Boundless creativity.
Wow!!...just discovered you 2 masters on TH-cam. ..
Hopefully to watch more...
Thanks for sharing. ..
Brocade. The fabric with dyed threads woven into a pattern. Thanks again for a lovely video. This is so inspiring.
I enjoy watching you both !! Its very relaxing :)
You two just make my day! Your joy and the beautiful inspiration you share is wonderful. Your quilts and fabrics are lovely. Thank you so much for again sharing such personal pieces from your lives. I hope you had a Happy Birthday Carlos 🎉🎂🎉 and I hope you and Arne and Freja did something special.
This video makes my heart smile! Glad you are back and hope that you enjoyed your time away!
We did, thank you, we hope you had a nice summer!
OMG!! So sweet seeing how excited you are with the gorgeous fabric. 🤗🥰🇨🇦
Thank you!
Yes you are so right, you’ve inspired me to get my collection of scarves and use them. Once again thank you x Maggie x
Go for it!
You two are so creative. It is nice you have each other to bounce ideas off of. I love your quilt ideas.
Already you two have Broaden my insight and medias-choice .. subscribing. And, sharing. [also saw just now your journaling posting... and your wording of..." help keep your ideas'" again, was an eyeopener for me... ] That you would layer, and layer... well.. yes!!! Never thought of that.. some have, I didn't!!
You two are so good with your hands. Really admire your creativity.
"More is more and less is a bore" - Iris Apfel
This is a fabulous idea! My mom and I are going to gather family/heritage fabrics to make a quilt. Thanks for the inspiration!
That is a stunning collection of textiles. I love your projects. One of the things I get most excited about is "transparency" and layering of fabrics because of the endless variations and beautiful effects that can be created. Thanks for sharing your creations.
Beautiful heritage.....each piece has a story...love it.
Love to see the passion you both have for past treasures.
Thank you for the Inspiration...your passion is obvious and Beautiful!! I really enjoy watching your videos...Thank you!!
OMG! I loved this video! I already repurposed worn out flannel pyjamas and cute baby blankets I just couldn’t give away into rag quilts & I love them. Recently, I made a super quick patchwork blanket out of a bunch of pyjamas my daughter loved but had outgrown. I also can not bear to throw away fabric - you gave a whole new world of inspiration for my next quilt! Thanks so much! I absolutely love your design inspiration videos! The art journal one was also amazingly inspiring bcs I also can not throw away pretty paper but didn’t know what to do with it. Please, keep making these inspiration videos, it gets creative juices flowing! :-D
We are so glad you enjoyed it! we will continue...
Arne’s love of all beautiful fabric and lace is wonderful. My friends know I sew and make quilts, so they give me scraps all the time. I love everyone of them.
I love lace as much as you do, Arne!! 💜
I haven’t thought about my grandmother’s “rag bag” in years! She had scraps from everything .... thanks for bringing a precious memory back to me....
I've started making a crazy quilt from my mums dresses, her gowns and deb dress ect, all the fancy stuff she had. I've made first a cushion for her from some :) :) i know she isn't into what i do at all, but it's still something i've made , so part of her life is still around.
Loved this video. I’m getting enthused! More, more, more!
Absolutely gorgeous fabric, sequined material and lace.
Thank you!
You two are so enjoyable to watch. I'm in love with your work!
Oh my goodness, this was such an exciting video to watch! The passion for the fabrics was intoxicating! And the walk down memory lane was so touching! I've watched your knitting videos, but have never seen Arne so alive and passionate. What a beautiful, inspiring video! And it was also inspiring to see you using reclaimed fabric for those stunning quilts.
Hello lovely Guys, a wonderful vlog tonight. Like Teresa I have my darling husband’s shirts which I cannot bear to part with. He was a climber and I have many old shirts that he wore on the mountains. You have inspired me to make a quilt from them all which will not only keep me warm but will help me feel connected to him. Thank you both, as always you are so inspiring and fun too😃😃. Big hugs and loves to you both, Dorothy xxxxxxxx😘🙋🏻❤️
Teresa, many good wishes to you and your lovely Mumxxxxxxxx
I am so thrilled that I came across your TH-cam! I have a great deal of fabric in storage in another town, and you all really made me long to be able to get to it and do something with it! What, I don’t know, but it would be so much fun! I will be on the look-out for more from the two of you! Have a great time quilting!
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing something so personal.
This is inspirational and feeds my need to preserve our histories.
You two are absolutely amazing with your work x
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this wonderful idea.
Foundation piecing is my favorite quilt. It is so interesting what you can come up with!
I am so in awe of you two. 💛
Absolutely stunning! Masterpieces!
This is the most beautiful quilt I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing.
Superbes tissus. J'aime tous vos sujets tricot, crochet, jardin, cuisine et maintenant patchwork. Merci de ces moments. Vous êtes mes chouchous
Wow I just found your channel! I love all of your textiles and the way you put them all together thanks for sharing!
Fabulous. I can't wait to see more. My culture does a lot of crazy quilts. I have my father's clothes that I am going to make a quilt with for my mother and then one for me. I made Christmas socks with my mother in laws clothes after she died during the winter holidays. It really helped me with my grief.
Good morning Arne & Carlos! So wonderful to see you both! WOW!!! Gorgeous fabric samples!!! I LOVE your ideas! Inspiration along with tutorials are very important. Sometimes you know what to do but can't come up with an idea. Others, you have an idea but don't know how to implement it lol! Showcasing both as is so incredibly done here is the complete package!
I spend each and every day of my retirement in my sewing room... trying to use up my "fabrics" (over 40yrs of collection..LOL)... same with yarns buttons, needles... is there any other way to live... Memory quilts for people and some for charity and donations... How in the world can anyone say EVER that they are "bored".. So enjoy you fellows.. Be well , God Bless... Hugs, GrammaBabs
Hi, Gramma Babs, if I may call you that with respect; I remodeling my craft room, I do the same things as you ; giving back is soooo rewarding.... I love this aspect of retirement; and I actually whooped 'cause getting older has alot of ups, but some downsides but for us crafters, not many; crafting and $10 less on driver's license renewal...LOL...happy crafting!
Babs, hi! I feel like I know you. I, too, spend as much time as I can in my sewing room, which my granddaughter named Pandora. The satisfaction of making various items for many different reasons is so much fun! I am always saying to my friends that I don't think I've ever been bored either! Love peace and joy, Audrey
❤👋😊🇦🇺❤️thanks for sharing with us all ❤
Thank you for watching!
You both are so talented . . . Enjoy all your videos.
I love all of this so much. Thank you for sharing.
The fabric with the bird is very beautiful! The lace patches are so elegant! Quilting should be very personal and tell A story of your life!
I love Arne's attitude of "if in doubt, add more" I thoroughly agree with him!
Absolutely loved it, my own mother used to make crazy quilts and they were each and everyone beautiful work of art
Such beautiful fabrics + the way you put them together ❤️. Very inspiring. Thank you!
Thank you so much Elizabeth!
The first lace quilt was amazing! They were all beautiful! I love making crazy quilts as well. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome tute !!!
Just started sewing very inspiring!!
Please share more of these!!
I don't knit but I do embroidery , so I really enjoyed this video . It would be great to see more textiles , embroidery and making textile journals ! 😃 Thanks xxx
Thanks for sharing your quilting with us, the fabric with the red flowers embroidered on it made my heart sing!
Precious precious beautiful work!
Arne's passion is beautiful! It touches my heart. Thank you both.
Love how Arnie even revels in the fabrics smell
I have large jars of teeny tiny fabric scraps from dressmaking and now I feel inspired to start making a crazy quilt
I am new to your channel and enjoyed watching and listening to you both. Your love and passion for fabrics is a breath of fresh air and I to am a great believer in make do and mend. Your work is very beautiful and is a credit to you both. x
Hi.... fron South Africa I.love you ideas, like things like that.beautiful
Beautiful pieces. Thanks for your video. I would just love to have a rummage through your stash guys lol xxx
So inspirational. Thank you!
After seeing this pot I wish you two had a post office box. I would love to send you some old quilt squares that are sitting in my cedar chest. I will never get around to doing anything with them. Sigh. Keep the pods coming I truly enjoy watching you both. So talented.💠💠💠
I love it! I have tons of fabric, lace and old garments from my mother. I kept them to make a white or cream memory quilt. This video is very inspiring and I am definately going to do something with it.
Holding the lace and material to your face even smelling it thankyou it validates my reaction to special things that maybe others have not taken any interest in
I thoroughly enjoyed your video! I have always loved & saved fabric as well.
oooh! i LOVE YOU GUYS! You have given me that extra inspiration to bring out some of my precious lace and trimming and start applique again. Please do more with beautiful old fabric, it makes my heart sing! xx
I could watch you make crazy quilts 24/7....you two are do cute together and make me laugh and your work is so beautiful and you inspire me
Thank you Michelle!
@@ARNECARLOS Thank You...I watch your videos everyday. Im self taught as well, and i find you guys to be extremly inspiring and helpful. I am buying your regia yarn and sock pattern soon.
Wow what beautiful fabrics, both the plainer insulation ones and the haute couture ones! You are so talented in the way you are putting them together!!!! As a girl I was surrounded by fabrics and sewing at my grandmother’s house as she had been a “couturière” in a fashion house in Paris. Like you, all that fabric makes me feel giddy.... Thank you for showing us! 🌿 Ps that is not to say that I love wool any the less 😊 Thank you....
So beautiful... Thank's from Spain
I love to see all the ways you both use your creativity! The patchwork pieces from fabric found at Arne's family home remind me a great deal of two patchwork quilts that I have that my great grandmother made. Lucky for me, my mother had her tell her the story of the different fabrics used in the quilt and Mama wrote them down. It makes these two quilts even more special knowing their history! Love your podcast and look forward to spending my Sunday afternoons with the two of you.
I adore your creativity. I came just in time for me to make my granddaughter a quilt. I want to
try my hand at making new fabric out of scraps and than cut out cats to applique. I just finished my grandsons quilt. So time to put all this creative thinking to good use.
It’s all so beautiful, they bring back so many fond memories. When I was young I became the very proud owner of a patchwork quilt and that has kept me enthralled with all of it, the quilt was made with leftover pieces of old worn out clothing and then I embroidered different pictures all over it. (As well as all my clothes and anything else I was allowed to. Lol.)
Thank you so much for the video with wonderful ideas and influences, and a truly awesome trip down memory lane. Thanks guys ❤️👋🏻😁
So good to see you both. Love the story about the fabric being used to insulate around the old windows. Great find. It gives every piece a story. You're very multi talented men. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Marché St Pierre in Paris! I know it well. I live in Montmartre and scrounge about the place at least once a week. Thanks for your inspiring video.
Love you two. What a great idea for using up leftover fabric and trim.
Thank you very much.
Gorgeous work! Love this episode. Yes, inspiring.
Thank you!
That quilt/table cloth is absolutely beautiful!
God bless you gentlemen!!
Thank you Marsha!
I love the stories the fabrics tell! The fabric stuck in the walls as insulation! Wow! So rich, so personal! Thank you for the inspiration! -Denise from Texas!
Thank you for sharing . Beautiful fabric .And as always thought provoking.
What a TREAT! I AM TOTALLY in love with your white crazy quilts. Like you, I am an 'intermittent' quilter and prefer going on my own path. Your quilts are so inspiring. And have given me direction for using lovely bits and keepsakes.
Hi I love this I have pieces like this too. I hoard them but I think this will inspire me to use them a little more. Thank you for sharing 🤗
Just found you guys! What an awesome video. Love how you reminisce about the things you have acquired in other European countres.
Welcome to our channel!!
Arne's patchworks are stunning!!!
Wow love you art very much. Man märker tydligt på er att ni älskar detta, när ni visar upp era tyger mm. Kommer se igenom allt ni gjort. //CarinaSchembri/Sweden
Very inspirational. Thanks
I love this video! This is my love, collecting and patching antique fabrics ❤️ thank you 😊 your quilt is amazing
I'm a new subbie here and I loved this video. I am working on a family crazy quilt with different blocks from clothes of family members and a journal in the crazy patch way. I love crazy quilting! My motto is if you mess up put a flower over it!
It's very nice. I love it. Thank you so much for sharing Arne and Carlos.
Very beautiful . Thank you.
OMG, LOVE everything in this video; loved listening to your classy native accents; tempted to cut up my wedding ensemble; I didn't have a traditional gown, it was Art Deco bugle beaded and very unique, beingnow divorced. Because of that; and because I've always wanted to do something like this; your vlog on this is so timely for me! Maybe a tunic or crazy poncho for a gala, or something, since is lacy but mostly pearls and beads...I do pro machine and hand embroidery; so will go to my stash, and maybe do some heirloom lace and emb for extra loveliness (I'm lucky to have such things vs. buying much as thrift shops are hiking prices since they know folks do this alot now)...oh, this was a wonderful vlog and the first I have watched. I couldn't subbie fast enough. Thanks!!!!~!