How To Make an Heirloom Baby Bonnet with Kathy McMakin on It’s Sew Easy (801-2)
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Kathy McMakin uses today’s machines to make a precious heirloom baby bonnet you’ll treasure on "It’s Sew Easy."
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Ok so how to you make the bonnet part?
Thank you Kathy, I truly enjoyed your presentation. I am a beginning sewer of heirloom sewing and this is a very detailed description. Great video camera work too!
Many people forget these facts.
Thank you for the reminder!
I wish you could be my teacher... I just love these vicorian style...
Thank you for sharing! 😊❤
Whenever my mother (and I) sewed laces together, we sewed them atop an acid-free white tissue paper. It keeps the lace from slipping, you can better ensure that the two pieces of lace continue to butt against each other (eliminating those "holes") and, when the sewing is complete, you simply tear the tissue away. There are almost no tissue bits to remove and the few that are there are easily picked out with a skewer or fine point tweezers.
Actually thought this was going to be a waste of time - I was wrong.
This has been very helpful in how to attach lace for the bonnet.
I didn't realise the bonnet was a flat piece of cloth gathered at back, tied in front. Very simple, simple design. No wonder they all wore them back in the day.
Love this. Thank your for showing details. Very informative and now I think I can do this!
This is a beautiful bonnet! Thank you for such a nice video!
This is the most wonderfully descriptive video! Thank you so much!!!
If your sewing two delicate laces together begin by placing a bit of paper under the lace and begin seeing . Once finished make the paper damp and it will come off easier and the full length of the lace will have been sown.
I don't sew. However wow 😮 your a big helper yep yep yep.
Enjoyed this but you didn’t give any measurements for bonnet size🥲
How big is the bonnet? 3-6 months or newborn?
would have liked to see you put together as a bonnet at end instead of flat material and saying just fold and ta da a bonnet! Also I think would be better to use a wide piece of lace instead of sewing all the little strips
Sewing lace pieces together is the basis of Heirloom Sewing. You actually make fabric this way, also making "fancy bands" for the bottom of garments.
Hello, There are different ways to make bonnets, this kind/style is just one way and it’s easy for a beginner to learn, plus learning how to “make fabric” from the laces being sewn together will teach you how to create dress bodices, sleeves, blanket corners, etc. so you can keep building from your experience. Hope this helps.
I have just found your site.
Very beautiful and you are very clever.
thanks
Love!
I watched to see the bonnet done. Where was that??
She puts the bonnet parts together at the time mark 11:02. It starts there. Hope that helps.
Is there a pattern for this bonnet anywhere to purchase?
I think it's pretty incredible that the ENTIRE POINT of having a sewing tutorial VIDEO is for people to actually SEE you go through the full and complete motions of making the entire piece and how exactly all this theoretical talk of the piece comes together completely into a finished garment- not to just watch you make little sampler examples and then describe how the piece goes together without making any effort to show that to us. I mean really- if we wanted to learn that way we could just go read a pattern out of a book and then waist our precious lives trying to figure out how it gets pieced together on our own. Really-Why would you go to such incredible lengths to completely avoid the entire point of having a sewing video if you're not even going to show the entire process of the sewing project - in the video?
I wish you had measurements. Like how long to cut the pieces for different sizes.
thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pattern for doll bonnet for rag doll
Does anyone know a good (not too expensive) source for the laces and bridging needed to complete this project? I found one site that has a lot of lace but I can't seem to find the "ladder style bridging"? Also the site that has the lace is a little on the expensive side, seems as soon as you put "heirloom" in front of anything it becomes super expensive, even when the laces are still all machine made and are probably coming off a huge spool!
You can start a search engine for "heirloom cotton lace" and "entredeux". The companies that sell them will appear on the screen. You can "cross-shop" to see which site is having sales or is a little cheaper than others. Just make sure that they are reputable companies. I;ve had the best success with companies whose owners worked with Martha Pullen ("Sew Beautiful"), but they are in the retirement zone now, too. Yes, heirloom products are sometimes rather pricey. However, the cotton laces, insertions, and entredeux are imported from France and Switzerland (and other places). If you're cost-conscious (and who isn't these days), you can find poly cotton laces and insertions at Hobby Lobby or Michael's or JoAnns--even Walmart. Honestly, I wouldn't put anything less than 100 per cent natural fibers with silk. Right now I am working on a silk dupioni christening gown for a new grandbaby. It will be lined with china silk. I found on eBay a 1940s pattern that has the coat, bonnet, gown, diaper cover, bib, booties all on the one pattern (it was uncut, too!!!!) and my daughter now has the choice of using the silk gown I made for her christening or using the new one I'm making now for her little girl due next year.
babyjenks1784 It’s machine-made lace found at any sewing supply shop unless you are looking for hand-tatted vintage lace (usually found at your local church rummage sales). What this woman used was just machine-made laces, but she made it sound as if she was using something from the Victorian era.🧵😊
I am confused what the 14" is??? Hope she is close by to help us out!
is she using a chop stick to point? :3
grow up!
Wow ur lame
Hello, It’s actually a skewer you can buy in a grocery store in a pack, but I just use a wooden stiletto made by Clover. It’s really nice, but obviously more expensive. But your choice. Hope that helps.
So where's the part where it shows you how to make the bonnet? 11 minutes of information about lace, then 30 seconds of saying now do this and this and this! the end!
Louisa Capell agree!
Ladies to finish the bonnet
..pull drawer the ribbon. Like a gather. Then the bonnet will become apparent. 😉
She puts the bonnet parts together at the time mark 11:02. It starts there. Hope that helps.
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The title threw me off. When I read the How to make an heirloom bonnet I actually thought you would show me how to SEW the bonnet. My mistake😉
She puts the bonnet parts together at the time mark 11:02. It starts there. Hope that helps.
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Leider haben Sie keinen deutschen Untertitel eingeblendet. So konnte ich Ihre Erklärung verbal nicht verstehen. Ich konnte mir nur beim zuschauen die Anforderung zusammen reimen. Ist ein deutscher Untertitel denn so ein großer Aufwand, das die guten Videos keinen haben.
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was there actually a bonnet?
She puts the bonnet parts together at the time mark 11:02. It starts there. Hope that helps.
@@iknithappy no, she only shows samples, not actual construction.
These are beautiful . (Not to sound too complaining tho'.... just being honest.... It runined my viewing experience of the "How-to" video by letting it start out with an advert including people sitting at a table set with full wine glasses. Please, try and keep in mind that there are a lot of people who have suffered enough from the after-effects of drinking wine or anything alcoholic. God bless and please, if you must accept advertising ...... consider earing your 'pay' from advertising ICE CREAM or DAIRY PRODUCTS or CHILDREN'S VITAMINS or something like that.
How about advertise for ONLINE or BRICK & MORTAR FABRIC SHOPS?
TH-cam places the advertisements, not the content owner. The content owner cannot control what the ads are. There has been some conversation in the content producer community of restricting types of ads on their placements, but Google has been resistant.
Janet Bedford Not the TH-camrs choice what ads come on. My advice to you is this: Please try to be more tolerant. Life is too short to worry about a 30-second ad.
Soooo annoying with the stick !
Hello, It’s actually a skewer you can buy in a grocery store in a pack, but I just use a wooden stiletto made by Clover. It’s really nice, but obviously more expensive. But your choice. Hope that helps.