There is *so* much to love about this project: the ingenuity and practicality; the way you matched the trim on the skirt to the cape; and the brush trim on the bottom to keep the hem clean of bicycle oil and mud. This is very well done, thank you for sharing.
I'm always excited when I see another person who has to cut their fabric on the floor rather than a table...I don't know why. Anyway, really cool project and video!
Beautiful skirt! That pulley system to raise and lower it is ingenious! Maybe a tutorial on how you made the ribbon trim on your hem in the future? And the whole outfit is lovely.❤
Lovely outfit. Keeping a journal with scraps, sketches and ideas not yet solidified helps to focus on the end product. In sorting through my fabrics, I came across an old journal from when my daughters were school age. My current journal now has updated sketches with different fabric swatches. I think my average is one completion per a thousand drawings. ♥️ Our cat loves to knock over my thread spools from my table. (He has about a dozen cat toys.) He's great company 🐈.
I love seeing project journals, everyone has such a unique and personal way of putting them together! Mine isn't very structured or complete, but I still love it so much.
Really great skirt. I love the pulley system. You have given me ideas, as this is something I could use for my skirts and bicycle. Ohh the ribbon work on the bottom is amazing. It's also wonderful seeing you wearing it.Well done, as I know you didn't feel comfy modelling for us. Your singer seems to be crying though. Even my creative assistant just woke up from his sleep and looked painfully at my speaker with questioning eyes.
Sherri-Ann Chalmers And me! I hang onto a pair of old, red handled embroidery scissors because I like the sound they make cutting threads - so satisfying Lol!
Lol I love the sound too! Really sharp scissors cutting any fabric is a sound of music to me 😀 Juul Thiessen I really enjoyed watching this wonderful cykling skirt developing from fabric to a very lovely skirt just by your touch! Thanks for making this video 😍
You did such a great job editing this video and highlighting steps and sound. I know a lot of hard work went into the video. The novelty of the skirt type was fascinating and deserves s9me more research on my part. Thank you
I like in your videos how you start by showing us little snips of what’s to come. I also like how you show us when you are adding to your journal. I’ve just started one and it helps to see how you put it together. Great work, Juul!❤️
I love your projects! A couple of drops of sewing machine oil or a tiny bit of Vaseline on the spots on the treadle irons where metal moves against metal will help them move more easily and smoothly. I offer that suggestion because it took me a while to learn that, and then I was astounded by how much less effort it took to treadle.
I really appreciate your advice, and will surely take care of the machine soon! It's just I don't hear how bad it sounds myself as I have cochlear implants and everything sounds equally horrible to me.
@@JuulThijssen I was about to mention this, as it's a beautiful machine, and wear from friction rubs would be devastating. I adore the sounds of your scissors however, and bonus points for the cat content. Thanks for sharing, I might just have to have a go at a skirt myself.
Thank you, Dora. I was going to suggest oiling her pressure foot, etc. I use a q-tip and dab oil on every moving part! But now we knew the talented, beautiful seamstress can’t hear what we hear!
This is such a lovely outfit and you make it look wonderful! I love it when clothing can do a quick change into something a little different. It's wonderful. I hope you get to enjoy a lovely bicycle ride
I do adore how you did the silk satin trim ribbon to match the cloak jacket. And of course I loved how you did the fringy trim along the bottom of the skirt. I had not seen the detailing on the pulls for the skirting before. I just LOVE this. Great work!
Gorgeous project, gorgeous vintage, gorgeous outfit, these clothes really are ‘you’ and I loved the bit with your lunch appearing and then disappearing, that caught me unawares and made me laugh out loud, you have a wicked sense of humour. That material you used is beautiful, it looks like very fine wool? Did you happen to spot the Bikes and Bloomers site about The Suffrage movement - what they had to put up with! Now we just get abuse hurled at us over the net instead 🤬🖕🏻🤬 although it’s a lot safer it’s still a bloody liberty - as we say in Britland. Anyway, these vlogs are getting very professional - I really love the sound of cutting, needle travelling through fabric, the way you’re shooting these in natural light is so lovely, very Vermeer so that’s another skill you’re learning. Cat! My bloody Collie turns up and puts his head in my lap - on top of whatever it is I’m doing, on a settee he just sit on me, thinks he’s a cat lol! ( I adore him really) I really enjoyed this, I think it’s your best yet, thank you for taking the time to make it. ✌🏻✌🏻🌹🌹🌹🏴🇬🇧
I should go back and check out that suffrage movement article, I love expanding my knowledge on stuff like that! I did use a very soft merino wool for the skirt, the quality is lovely and I have more in my stash still
Juul Thijssen It’s not really an article, it points you to a book but it looks really interesting. If you fancy watching real Edwardians doing their thing there’s a lovely Documentary on TH-cam called ‘Electric Edwardians’ The Films of Mitchell and Kenyan on a channel called nitramgnal. They were originally a BBC2 series that show very short period films - real life costuming idea’s! My Collie too is very,very nervous. It’s the price you pay with Border Collies, incredibly bright but totally neurotic! Love animals 💕💕❤️❤️❤️ (I’m an introvert -yes really Lol - so rather more than most people😉🤭🤫)
I have the bikes and bloomers book, but have not yet been brave enough to make myself something as all the patterns need scaling up and that is something I can’t not do. Your outfit is stunning.
Beautiful and meticulous work! You make me want to improve my sewing. I also love the way you set up your journal, a good way to keep track of and document projects.
Your handwork is so good! The Singer was even chirping today! I love all the sounds, cutting, sewing, breathing but my favorite is the hand sewing and the sound it makes when the thread is pulled through the fabric.
What a great project! And I like the little dust fringe for the bottom. I don’t know if that’s really what it is, but it kind of looked like that. That black ribbon trim was especially delightful as well. Thanks for sharing your creative process.
I now understand ASMR. I also love how you show the passage of time. Would also like to know about your tattoos if you'd like to share. While I don't have any I find them quite fascinating regardless of the reason for having them.
Ahh! Your videos always make me happy - the soft, soothing sounds and careful nature of it all just makes me feel very relaxed! Thank you again for sharing :D
@@JuulThijssen I'm thinking of wearing my split skirt with the sweater as well. Depends a bit on the weather, but if I do we definitely need to take some pictures together!
Great video and project! Thanks for taking the time to record and post it. I have that book and I’m inspired to pull it out and look for historical tips I’ve been overlooking and I will check out that website. Thanks again!
That skirt turned out so lovely und you look absolutely great in it. I especially like the, apparently not very appropiate, pleated ribbon. I will have to try that technique. I don't know what but something will be decorated with ribbon!
I love seeing the 66-1 sew. I don't have one and that back clamp system is neat. I love the close up scissors shots too lol. The sounds of everything is wonderful in your videos.
Your project journal is brilliant. I've been so tempted to do a similar project as I was recently given an antique looking bicycle. However it's a men's bike so I may have to do a cross dress version. Just lovely. I would have to break historical accuracy and wear a sports bra.
What an ingenious garment! Thank you for sharing this project. Also, thank you for your recent video on your 3 favorite hand stitches. I'd never seen the rolled hem technique before. The blind stitch is my go-to for finishing hems and is very similar so I tried the rolled hem technique for the first time yesterday. I was astonished at what a difference it made! Not only are the stitches nearly invisible, but having to fold the fabric only once makes the work go so much faster. Thanks again!
Absolutely fabulous. Would love to have seen some text narative to know more of the working process, but I learned so much. This is my first visit to your channel, so seeing you create the decorative detail in the ribbon accent for your skirt was fabulous. I would have thought that detail was made separately and appliqued on top! The entire ensemble is a most lovely silhouette.
I collect old Singers & have never had trouble finding what I wanted. I looked for many years to find one that was perfect & I just love it. The Lotus is the most beautiful of all but the really old ones.
You are my inspiration! I just found your channel and love your style! I am slowly improving my sewing abilities and am going to copy your habit of journaling. I wish I had that from my years of making silly Halloween costumes. Thank you for sharing your creativity and skills.
Your close up shots, especially of the sewing machine foot, are a delight to watch. The skirt looks great on you, and I especially love the pleated ribbon design :)
Wawwww.... se alza la falda para no mojar o llenar de barro el ruedo verdad?? Que interesante , ya estaba solucionado ...hasta se pudo haber usado para montar a caballo 👍👍👍...la felicito muy lindo he interesante❤💜💙
This is an absolutely FASCINATING pattern! I've never seen the like! I've only ever seen bicycling bloomers. But of course, some women would feel more comfortable in skirts. Just very very very cool. Also, I see why your most recent video is on oiling your poor lil' machine! :)
I’ve been wanting to try a thimble like that for “spoon” quilting, to use the ridge of the thimble instead of a spoon. Couldn’t figure out what to call it to even search for one. Thank you!
I love this skirt, I have so many questions. First I am most envious of your button hole stitch. A stitch I struggle with, and yours are so neat and tidy. Did you use buttonhole to secure the hooks and eyes? About the elastic drawstrings, would they had been put on the inside of the skirt? And did you need help with the back one? Also could you go into more detail on how you made the ribbon flowers? I really loved that.
I'm not wearing appropriate underthings in this video, I only have on a modern underwire bra, a woollen camisole and my combinations. I was just too lazy to put on my victorian corset but I think the outfit would greatly benefit from one!
I'm now thinking that Victorian TH-cam has laid claim on me. First, it's Bernadette Banner with her Modern Edwardian skirt and bust bodice, then on to her Morgan Donner and Rachel Masky hair collaboration and now you with this amazing garment. (All of which I am ever so greatful for having happen to me.)
Mooie rok en dat lint aan de onderkant. Toen ik het je zag maken dacht ik wat leuk en niet heel ingewikkeld, maar bij het eindresultaat wat een geweldig effect en dan ziet het er heel ingewikkeld uit. Bedankt weer voor je vid. ps: weer zo'n leuke pagina in je "journal"
I've wanted to try this pattern, then stumbled across your video by accident. It's nice to watch someone else put it together first :) I watched a talk where Kat Jungnickel said the cord sometimes snapped. Have you found that?
That is a stunning outfit and you inspired me to make one myself i just wish that you tube had a love instead of a like that I could hit I don’t just like it I love love love love it and loved the vlog keep sharing please you are truly talented
Beautifully made once again. I do enjoy your vlogs, especially the absence of music. The sounds of the sewing tools are comforting somehow, but may I recommend the use of WD40 for the sewing machine!
Juul, your videos are so inspiring! Thank you for sharing your creative process! I'm curious about the blouse/shirtwaist you're wearing at the beginning of this video, the sleeve construction in particular...is this an antique garment or one of your own sewing projects (is there a pattern available)?
Love your videos!!! From the Secret Santa, I know you knit. By any chance, did you knit the sweater you showed in the beginning? If so, what was the pattern you used? Whilst I'm asking, what pattern did you use for the capelet? I also am a larger size and very tall (very Brunhilde-esque), so it's nice to see Victorian fashions on a woman of similar size.
JoAnna The Singer I think your captions were turned off (I should mention it at the beginning of the video) but the sweater is from H&M and the capelet is an original antique piece!
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There is *so* much to love about this project: the ingenuity and practicality; the way you matched the trim on the skirt to the cape; and the brush trim on the bottom to keep the hem clean of bicycle oil and mud. This is very well done, thank you for sharing.
I loved this ...no silly chitchatting or music ...quiet ,clear contemplative sewing ....marvellous and original ....thankyou !!
Love it!
btw, I am IN LOVE with your project journal.
Thanks!
Me to 😍💖😍💖
I love the journal too. Every detail. Pictures, material, embellishments, so wonderful! 📖✒👗👒
I'm always excited when I see another person who has to cut their fabric on the floor rather than a table...I don't know why.
Anyway, really cool project and video!
I cut on the floor too!
My cutting table always has too much clutter on it, to be honest!
Learned to cut on the floor and just never changed.
Beautiful skirt! That pulley system to raise and lower it is ingenious! Maybe a tutorial on how you made the ribbon trim on your hem in the future? And the whole outfit is lovely.❤
That's a great idea!
Love this skirt! Would also come in handy if surprised by some rainy weather and you don’t want the hem to be messy.
Oh yes, didn't think of that!
Lovely outfit. Keeping a journal with scraps, sketches and ideas not yet solidified helps to focus on the end product. In sorting through my fabrics, I came across an old journal from when my daughters were school age. My current journal now has updated sketches with different fabric swatches. I think my average is one completion per a thousand drawings. ♥️ Our cat loves to knock over my thread spools from my table. (He has about a dozen cat toys.) He's great company 🐈.
I love seeing project journals, everyone has such a unique and personal way of putting them together! Mine isn't very structured or complete, but I still love it so much.
Really great skirt. I love the pulley system. You have given me ideas, as this is something I could use for my skirts and bicycle. Ohh the ribbon work on the bottom is amazing.
It's also wonderful seeing you wearing it.Well done, as I know you didn't feel comfy modelling for us. Your singer seems to be crying though. Even my creative assistant just woke up from his sleep and looked painfully at my speaker with questioning eyes.
Yes! Loved the last bit in the garden. I had to skip over the machine sewing bits though.
I'll take care of the machine soon, thanks for the input and sorry for the disturbance. (the ribbon does look so pretty, doesn't it)
Cool project. As always love the sound of your scissors 😉
Sherri-Ann Chalmers And me! I hang onto a pair of old, red handled embroidery scissors because I like the sound they make cutting threads - so satisfying Lol!
I love using my scissors so much!
Lol I love the sound too! Really sharp scissors cutting any fabric is a sound of music to me 😀
Juul Thiessen I really enjoyed watching this wonderful cykling skirt developing from fabric to a very lovely skirt just by your touch! Thanks for making this video 😍
Love the skirt & the bunny slippers!
Bunny slippers stealing my thunder again, aren't they?
You did such a great job editing this video and highlighting steps and sound. I know a lot of hard work went into the video. The novelty of the skirt type was fascinating and deserves s9me more research on my part. Thank you
It is such fun to investigate old patents and inventions!
What a beautiful machine you have and great job on the skirt
I like in your videos how you start by showing us little snips of what’s to come. I also like how you show us when you are adding to your journal. I’ve just started one and it helps to see how you put it together. Great work, Juul!❤️
I also like my tiny snippets, they make me feel like I am an actual video producer when I edit them!
I love your projects!
A couple of drops of sewing machine oil or a tiny bit of Vaseline on the spots on the treadle irons where metal moves against metal will help them move more easily and smoothly. I offer that suggestion because it took me a while to learn that, and then I was astounded by how much less effort it took to treadle.
I really appreciate your advice, and will surely take care of the machine soon! It's just I don't hear how bad it sounds myself as I have cochlear implants and everything sounds equally horrible to me.
@@JuulThijssen I was about to mention this, as it's a beautiful machine, and wear from friction rubs would be devastating. I adore the sounds of your scissors however, and bonus points for the cat content. Thanks for sharing, I might just have to have a go at a skirt myself.
Thank you, Dora. I was going to suggest oiling her pressure foot, etc. I use a q-tip and dab oil on every moving part! But now we knew the talented, beautiful seamstress can’t hear what we hear!
@@janetaylor4946 I did oil & clean up the machine a while ago, so she's all good now!
Very nice video only one thing your Singer needs some ojl! Nice to see a gang ladys on old ladys bicycles, on Helsingörs löbet in may! BarbroSweden
This is such a lovely outfit and you make it look wonderful! I love it when clothing can do a quick change into something a little different. It's wonderful. I hope you get to enjoy a lovely bicycle ride
What a great idea to make a skirt to match an antique piece. The moiré ribbon trim is beautiful 💚
It pulls everything together, doesn't it
@@JuulThijssen absolutely!
So satisfying to watch! It makes a nice change to only hear the fabric cutting sounds, and so expertly made!
I do adore how you did the silk satin trim ribbon to match the cloak jacket. And of course I loved how you did the fringy trim along the bottom of the skirt. I had not seen the detailing on the pulls for the skirting before. I just LOVE this. Great work!
How wonderful!! The hand stitching is exquisite. These videos are so relaxing. Thank you! 👍💖
You look lovely in this ensemble. These look great together, and with the sweather, it will look perfect also. Thank you for sharing.
Splendid. You've inspired me to give it a try. Like you, I cut my patterns out on the floor, which excites my dog no end.
Does he also get excited by the tissue paper? My cat fears and loves it at the same time.
Lovely tutorial, and your outfit is just precious. Also adore your antique singer 🤘 you make me want to sew historical garments now.
Gorgeous project, gorgeous vintage, gorgeous outfit, these clothes really are ‘you’ and I loved the bit with your lunch appearing and then disappearing, that caught me unawares and made me laugh out loud, you have a wicked sense of humour.
That material you used is beautiful, it looks like very fine wool? Did you happen to spot the Bikes and Bloomers site about The Suffrage movement - what they had to put up with! Now we just get abuse hurled at us over the net instead 🤬🖕🏻🤬 although it’s a lot safer it’s still a bloody liberty - as we say in Britland.
Anyway, these vlogs are getting very professional - I really love the sound of cutting, needle travelling through fabric, the way you’re shooting these in natural light is so lovely, very Vermeer so that’s another skill you’re learning. Cat! My bloody Collie turns up and puts his head in my lap - on top of whatever it is I’m doing, on a settee he just sit on me, thinks he’s a cat lol! ( I adore him really)
I really enjoyed this, I think it’s your best yet, thank you for taking the time to make it. ✌🏻✌🏻🌹🌹🌹🏴🇬🇧
I should go back and check out that suffrage movement article, I love expanding my knowledge on stuff like that! I did use a very soft merino wool for the skirt, the quality is lovely and I have more in my stash still
Juul Thijssen
It’s not really an article, it points you to a book but it looks really interesting. If you fancy watching real Edwardians doing their thing there’s a lovely Documentary on TH-cam called ‘Electric Edwardians’ The Films of Mitchell and Kenyan on a channel called nitramgnal. They were originally a BBC2 series that show very short period films - real life costuming idea’s!
My Collie too is very,very nervous. It’s the price you pay with Border Collies, incredibly bright but totally neurotic! Love animals 💕💕❤️❤️❤️ (I’m an introvert -yes really Lol - so rather more than most people😉🤭🤫)
Beautifully done yet again my friend! It looks amazing.
Thank you!
I have the bikes and bloomers book, but have not yet been brave enough to make myself something as all the patterns need scaling up and that is something I can’t not do. Your outfit is stunning.
Beautiful and meticulous work! You make me want to improve my sewing. I also love the way you set up your journal, a good way to keep track of and document projects.
Your handwork is so good! The Singer was even chirping today! I love all the sounds, cutting, sewing, breathing but my favorite is the hand sewing and the sound it makes when the thread is pulled through the fabric.
Thanks! I think I should oil the sewing machine though, people have told me it doesn't sound right :P
What a great project! And I like the little dust fringe for the bottom. I don’t know if that’s really what it is, but it kind of looked like that. That black ribbon trim was especially delightful as well. Thanks for sharing your creative process.
You're very welcome!
Wonderful! I know that it’s not, but you do make things look effortless. It’s very inspiring and the aesthetics of your videos gets me every time!
I'm glad it's inspiring: I hope to show that making something is possible, even if it is a lot of work.
I now understand ASMR. I also love how you show the passage of time. Would also like to know about your tattoos if you'd like to share. While I don't have any I find them quite fascinating regardless of the reason for having them.
Sewing asmr, yay!
Ahh! Your videos always make me happy - the soft, soothing sounds and careful nature of it all just makes me feel very relaxed! Thank you again for sharing :D
That trim on the bottom of the skirt was ingenious! Those bunny slippers though! ❤
What a wonderful project! I love your style of presentation. And I really love your sewing machine!
It turned out lovely, I really like the antique ribbon trim with the whole ensemble!
Thanks Myrthe
@@JuulThijssen I'm thinking of wearing my split skirt with the sweater as well. Depends a bit on the weather, but if I do we definitely need to take some pictures together!
really love your videos. Love your solution for the brush braid. a great find :)
Your work is simply stunning. I thoroughly enjoy watching your entire design project from start to finish.
That's really nice to hear, thank you!
This is genius! I like how you really showed well the finished piece in end. The whole outfit really suits you btw :)
Skirt, capelet and the hat are matching very well together. Nice project!
Very nice!!!! Your videos are not only informative but pleasing to the eye and ear. Don’t apologize. I think you’re doing quite fine.
Thank you!
Great video and project! Thanks for taking the time to record and post it. I have that book and I’m inspired to pull it out and look for historical tips I’ve been overlooking and I will check out that website. Thanks again!
I hope you do, there is a treasure of fun information to be discovered!
This was such a wonderful thing to watch! Thank you!
That skirt turned out so lovely und you look absolutely great in it. I especially like the, apparently not very appropiate, pleated ribbon. I will have to try that technique. I don't know what but something will be decorated with ribbon!
I love seeing the 66-1 sew. I don't have one and that back clamp system is neat. I love the close up scissors shots too lol. The sounds of everything is wonderful in your videos.
I love my old singer (well, technically it is my mother's and it has been in the family since it was made).
Your project journal is brilliant. I've been so tempted to do a similar project as I was recently given an antique looking bicycle. However it's a men's bike so I may have to do a cross dress version. Just lovely. I would have to break historical accuracy and wear a sports bra.
What an ingenious garment! Thank you for sharing this project. Also, thank you for your recent video on your 3 favorite hand stitches. I'd never seen the rolled hem technique before. The blind stitch is my go-to for finishing hems and is very similar so I tried the rolled hem technique for the first time yesterday. I was astonished at what a difference it made! Not only are the stitches nearly invisible, but having to fold the fabric only once makes the work go so much faster. Thanks again!
So good to hear you tried it out and liked it
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.
Beautifully executed.
Absolutely fabulous. Would love to have seen some text narative to know more of the working process, but I learned so much. This is my first visit to your channel, so seeing you create the decorative detail in the ribbon accent for your skirt was fabulous. I would have thought that detail was made separately and appliqued on top! The entire ensemble is a most lovely silhouette.
FairyQueen Axel there’s subtitles!
I couldn't possibly list everything that I love about this video!
Aww, thanks so much!!
Absolutely charming. I can see how that type of skirt would make riding much less cumbersome. Thanks again for sharing with us.
Will have to try it actually cycling, soon!
I love your Singer Lotus!!
I collect old Singers & have never had trouble finding what I wanted. I looked for many years to find one that was perfect & I just love it. The Lotus is the most beautiful of all but the really old ones.
Quite beautiful skills you have!
Thank you, I love the outfit.
Very welcome!
You are my inspiration! I just found your channel and love your style! I am slowly improving my sewing abilities and am going to copy your habit of journaling. I wish I had that from my years of making silly Halloween costumes. Thank you for sharing your creativity and skills.
Silly Halloween costumes are the best, though! Pure fun creativity
You're very talented. It's terrific.
I’m not a seamstress but I find your videos so meditative. I love the ingenuity of that skirt.
So lovely to see you making it, I have the book but haven't been brave enough yet 😊, though i have the vintage bike ready for when I do. X
Do you have the bikes & bloomers book? I have been thinking about buying it, but used only their website this time.
@@JuulThijssen Hi, yes its a really nice mix of social history and patterns.
Beautiful! Such a perfect compliment to your previous " history haul"
Idk if thats the order you're supposed to do the eyelets and cord threading in, but I think it's genius!
sporty and elegant
Athleisure, but make it Victorian. XD
Your close up shots, especially of the sewing machine foot, are a delight to watch. The skirt looks great on you, and I especially love the pleated ribbon design :)
Thank you for the lovely compliments!
I've only just started making clothes, so I don't always understand what you're doing, but I love watching you do it.
I'd like to think that if you watch a video like mine, you always secretly learn a little thing you can unexpectedly apply later.
@@JuulThijssen I think that's why I watch.
Amazing..you so cool in your creativity
Candalious! One can see your ankle! ;-)
Now I need to make all of those patterns.... So little time!
I know, what was I thinking, making all the boys blush showing my legs XD
What a fabulous outfit....absolutely love the trim....awesome job....tfs
You're very welcome!
Aaaagggghh. Your bunny slippers are too adorable!!
That's so beautiful, you'd never know they weren't a set.
Very clever and pretty at the same time. Nice work!!
Thank you!
Weer zo mooi. En zoveel respekt en liefde voor het materiaal.
What a fun project! You have the best projects, thank you for sharing them with us
Ваши видео очень умиротворяют. Можно сказать, вводят в лёгкий приятный созерцательный транс. Спасибо!)
You did a great job. It’s wonderful.
Thank you!
Oh, that ribbon!
Wawwww.... se alza la falda para no mojar o llenar de barro el ruedo verdad?? Que interesante , ya estaba solucionado ...hasta se pudo haber usado para montar a caballo 👍👍👍...la felicito muy lindo he interesante❤💜💙
I love your life style, you have an eye for lovely unique color combinations
I do have a unique eye for colour, many people don't trust my colour choices until they see the endresult :p
@@JuulThijssen just keep doing what you do! You'll win them over or it won't matter ; )
Beautiful as always. I enjoyed this.
Thank you, glad to hear it!
Fantastic work!
Thanks!
I love everything about that.
This is an absolutely FASCINATING pattern! I've never seen the like! I've only ever seen bicycling bloomers. But of course, some women would feel more comfortable in skirts. Just very very very cool. Also, I see why your most recent video is on oiling your poor lil' machine! :)
Do check out the website I mentioned, the other patterns/patents are mind blowing too!
I’ve been wanting to try a thimble like that for “spoon” quilting, to use the ridge of the thimble instead of a spoon. Couldn’t figure out what to call it to even search for one. Thank you!
I love this thimble, I can really recommend it!
Beautiful
Great video. Thank you.
You're welcome!
I love this skirt, I have so many questions. First I am most envious of your button hole stitch. A stitch I struggle with, and yours are so neat and tidy. Did you use buttonhole to secure the hooks and eyes? About the elastic drawstrings, would they had been put on the inside of the skirt? And did you need help with the back one? Also could you go into more detail on how you made the ribbon flowers? I really loved that.
Superb I love them. Fantastic. I love your neat stitching too. Thank you.
This is great. Love the trimming at the hem! My bust is a lot like yours. What type of corset or foundation are you wearing to get that silhouette?
I'm not wearing appropriate underthings in this video, I only have on a modern underwire bra, a woollen camisole and my combinations. I was just too lazy to put on my victorian corset but I think the outfit would greatly benefit from one!
I'm now thinking that Victorian TH-cam has laid claim on me. First, it's Bernadette Banner with her Modern Edwardian skirt and bust bodice, then on to her Morgan Donner and Rachel Masky hair collaboration and now you with this amazing garment.
(All of which I am ever so greatful for having happen to me.)
Mooie rok en dat lint aan de onderkant. Toen ik het je zag maken dacht ik wat leuk en niet heel ingewikkeld, maar bij het eindresultaat wat een geweldig effect en dan ziet het er heel ingewikkeld uit. Bedankt weer voor je vid.
ps: weer zo'n leuke pagina in je "journal"
Ik ben ook zo blij met hoe dat lint uiteindelijk geworden is, en het is inderdaad eenvoudig te doen!
I love how it makes an outfit. :-)
Love it!! The whole ensemble is spectacular 😍😍💕
Thank you for another great video. Sincerely appreciated
You're very welcome!
Absolutely lovely!
Thanks!
The sewing ASMR is the only kind that gets me. But maybe it's because I love sewing myself...
I've wanted to try this pattern, then stumbled across your video by accident. It's nice to watch someone else put it together first :) I watched a talk where Kat Jungnickel said the cord sometimes snapped. Have you found that?
I must say I haven't worn the skirt often enough to test this!
That is a stunning outfit and you inspired me to make one myself i just wish that you tube had a love instead of a like that I could hit I don’t just like it I love love love love it and loved the vlog keep sharing please you are truly talented
Beautifully made once again. I do enjoy your vlogs, especially the absence of music. The sounds of the sewing tools are comforting somehow, but may I recommend the use of WD40 for the sewing machine!
Jane Kokoszko thanks! I do have a little clip where I deal with the squeaky machine if you look for it on my channel!
Juul, your videos are so inspiring! Thank you for sharing your creative process! I'm curious about the blouse/shirtwaist you're wearing at the beginning of this video, the sleeve construction in particular...is this an antique garment or one of your own sewing projects (is there a pattern available)?
It is a modern shirtwaist I bought off the internet, nothing fancy!
good lord, that is the most beautiful eyelet. :')
Love your videos!!!
From the Secret Santa, I know you knit. By any chance, did you knit the sweater you showed in the beginning? If so, what was the pattern you used?
Whilst I'm asking, what pattern did you use for the capelet?
I also am a larger size and very tall (very Brunhilde-esque), so it's nice to see Victorian fashions on a woman of similar size.
JoAnna The Singer I think your captions were turned off (I should mention it at the beginning of the video) but the sweater is from H&M and the capelet is an original antique piece!
Love your hat.
Thanks, it has matched many an outfit already!