absolutely incredible, I think this is one of the best sewing videos I've ever seen. It's so important to have a conceptual high-level understanding of these kinds of concepts so that you can solve your own problems and so many other videos jump into the "how" and completely skip the "why" of pattern design
100% agree. This is amazing. @CorneliusQuiring you have explained this so beautifully and digestible. I've been wanting to make a better fitting pair of pants for a while and I now believe I can. I'm going to check out your course too. I actually had to pause it half way through and tell my partner I am watching the most amazing sewing video explaining why pants are constructed the way they are 😅
I've seen dozens of tutorials and referenced several books... they tell you what to do but not why. I'm so appreciative of you breaking it down so that I can understand the geometry! You're an excellent teacher, bravo!
Once again, you win the Best Explainer Award. Which bushel have you been hiding your light under??? You have totally given me the confidence I’ve been looking for to be able to sew. Millions of thanks!!!!!
You have a gift for teaching! I would have tried harder in math class if the curriculum actually showed examples of everyday use instead of calculating the time two trains will pass each other heading opposite directions. Your sewing channel is the only one that breaks patterns down like this!
Wow, you explain this so plainly and simply that anyone can understand the concept. I wish I had you to teach me over 60 years ago, when I was first learning to sew.
as im finishing my collection for my masters degree in fashion, i love how there's always knowledge and more to learn, the altering part of the video so nicely explained and logical (way better than what i had in 5 years in school), thank you
You should explore different styles (the Italian/continental cut, the English/drape cut, the American sack suit, etc.) and different techniques in making/sowing them. That is perhaps very high level stuff, idk, all I know is you explain stuff so well and there's a dearth of information on sowing different styles. You'd be the perfect person to explain. Also, I saw a comment somewhere saying you should write a book... I second that! I'd buy it in a heart beat.
I have always thought that cups and trousers are 2 of the hardest types of garments to learn how to draft. This video is an excellent tutorial on how to deeply understand the mechanics of it without having to passively follow a random construction book. Great channel, Cornelius
Thank you so much for sharing your mind blowing ability to explain in 3D what books show in 2D… And your speach flow is so clear, perfect for people like me living in a non English speaking country. Well done Cornelius. ❤❤❤
I’ve been sewing my entire life and am very good at intuitively understanding how to turn the 3d shapes of the body into flat pattern pieces. That said, this is such an incredibly excellent explanation. I’m absolutely going to share this!
I think you just taught me some math that I couldnt figure out in High School. I never realized that I could learn better math comprehension with sewing.
Omg! This perfectly explains how things work in the pattern and how you go from 2d to 3d. Thank you so much! It makes everything so much clearer in my beginner sewist mind
Thank you so much for this REALLY simple but very GOOD explanation of pattern drafting. You have made this with a shirt, too, if I remember correct. This helps to understand, what we are doing, when we work with patterns, make alterrations or make the pattern totally ourselfs.
This is fantastic teaching. #Masterclass material. Thank you for this cleverly and clearly explained concept of pant patterning. This helps tremendously.
At last a great explanation of why there is a funny curve in the back pattern of pants, I could never understand the reasoning behind the slope in the back. With your teaching I now fully understand that it’s used to get a smooth butt that fits well. Cornelius you are a brilliant teacher Thank you so much. ❤
I am Thanking you for your teaching I have been sewing 67yrs I would have loved to have had a teacher like yourself. You explain things slowly and methodically with detailed explanations of the methods and why they are there. God bless you. ❤
Absolutely mind blowing. I am so glad I found your channel. Understanding the basic principles is so key, but most videos and books tend to gloss over it. Your teaching abilities and soft spoken nature makes the perfect teacher! I got into sewing so I’d be able to make better fitting pants but it has always been a hit or miss. I made a pattern using your video yesterday, I have never worn anything so close to perfect. Thank you!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have a hell of a time buying pants that fit my 5’5” body because I have shorter legs. I would typically wear a medium sized pants, but since my legs are so short, I usually need to buy a boy’s size xtra large so that the bottom hem doesn’t drag on the floor. I’ve ruined so many pairs of pants trying to make adjustments and never get it right. Your explanation of why the pattern is shaped as it is was brilliant! Everything made perfect sense and was logical. Now I can see the bigger picture. Your paper and fabric models were exactly what I needed to see. A 3-D visual helped everything make sense and when it did, I was blown away! Duh! lol! You are the master and I just made you a thank you cake…but I ate it. Yes, all of it because now I know where to make adjustments when I become “full-figured”, ha! Thanks again, pal!
Not a worry, I already had cake for breakfast :) I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you. Thanks for watching am may future pants fit just as you hope.
Thank you so much!! I am a complete idiot when it comes to sewing. Sewing has made me cry on more than one occasion, but your video didn't make me cry, I am trying now to make the pants with just an elastic waistband. I am capable in other areas, but sewing is not one of them!!
I discovered male, ball-jointed dolls in 2006. I also found Masaaki Kawashima's flat pattern books. I have been sewing clothes for dolls in 1/6, 1/4, and 1/3 scales for the last eighteen years. You are very good at explaining what goes wrong and how to fix it. Love the content
Hey Cornelius !!!! I discovered a few month ago your chanel cuz i want to sew my own stuff. I can say from my full heart that i realy enjoy every video that i saw on your chanel and like a 100% the energy that u show in every second!!! greeting from germany. Keep goin!!!
Well explained and detailed work Cornelius, I love to see your videos because you know how to make a person understand things easily with practicality. Good job keep the spirit up
Hi! This video is properly incredible, thank you so much for all your hard work. The production value of your channel, clarity of your voice and explanations, etc, etc. is amazing. All of this for "free"... I'd love a patreon or something to just support you outside of specific courses. But seeing how professional you are, I wouldn't doubt your business model :-D
Thank you for the very kind words about my work and thank you for the offer of support. I do also have a Patreon, available at the following link: cornelius.ooo/patreon
I'm 60, and the type of person who can't do anything right if I don't know WHY I have to do it in a specific way. I've studied, completed courses, read books, followed tutorials - all money wasted, because each one only TELLS you what to do, but never why. So, THANK YOU!!! I'll be following this channel religiously. I have a question: could you PLEASE do some tutorials on male and female underwear? Even if it's basic. I've been trying for months now to make my own boxer briefs (the snugly ones), and although I found plenty "demos" on drafting (the majority in Spanish and Italian - which I don't understand or speak), I cannot find a single tutorial telling me WHY I have to add or deduct, or HOW underwear works differently from outer wear.
You must have been reading my mind! I've been wanting to make some underwear myself lately as well. It may be a little while before I make a video but I'll be sure to at some point. Thank you for your interest. Also, I'm glad this video was of use.
No shade given to all the female seamstress that II’ve learned so much from as a beginner but a big shout out to the males that I’ve learned so some much from. The men really know how to dumb the process down for me without all the chatter and sometimes distracting background music. Cornelius thanks for your videos that makes everything so easy to understand.
Simply fantastic! Now I am a novice. But I am wondering about the waist band. Sewing the inward curves at the waist line, produces a sort of V look and if you add a straight waist band, it pulls down the sides and now cause the pants to be ill fitting with bunching of the fabric. What is the best way to cut and apply a waist band? Thinking about your course and trying to find the time. Thanks.
I personally like to do a curved waist as my waist tapers in. If I had a blockier build, I would do a straight waistband. I'm glad to hear you're considering my courses.
Very nicely explained. Thank you. Though... I don't see how do you divide that curve between the legs? Do you divide it in half, or you make it 1/3 in front and 2/3 in the back? Or could you make it even 2/3 in front and 1/3 in the back? Is it arbitrary?
At the last example You said on the video about increase or decrease the curvature if it is riding all around.you said it can be deeper .SO are you talking about it being too close to the PRIVATE AREA AND IT CAN BE DROPPED DOWN MORE IF NEEDED,OR IT CAN BE IN CREASE UP?
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absolutely incredible, I think this is one of the best sewing videos I've ever seen. It's so important to have a conceptual high-level understanding of these kinds of concepts so that you can solve your own problems and so many other videos jump into the "how" and completely skip the "why" of pattern design
That was my aim, so I'm glad to hear it translated and made sense to you. Thanks for watching!
100% agree. This is amazing. @CorneliusQuiring you have explained this so beautifully and digestible. I've been wanting to make a better fitting pair of pants for a while and I now believe I can. I'm going to check out your course too.
I actually had to pause it half way through and tell my partner I am watching the most amazing sewing video explaining why pants are constructed the way they are 😅
I've seen dozens of tutorials and referenced several books... they tell you what to do but not why. I'm so appreciative of you breaking it down so that I can understand the geometry! You're an excellent teacher, bravo!
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you. Happy sewing.
Oh this hits. The triangle answered a question I had about the back seam I've had for ten years.
I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you. Thanks for watching.
This is the most fun Masterclass on Pattern Drafting I have ever seen. Unbelievable this information is free, thank you very much Cornelius!
I'm glad to hear it. Thanks for watching!
If you'd ever wrote a book, I'd immediately buy it. You explain things so well. Thank you!
Perhaps one day I will create a book :)
Once again, you win the Best Explainer Award. Which bushel have you been hiding your light under??? You have totally given me the confidence I’ve been looking for to be able to sew. Millions of thanks!!!!!
You are kind, thank you. also, you've definitely got this!
This is the first time I've really understood the why and how of altering pants.
That's awesome to hear.
Toddlers absolutely understand this, the best sewing tutorial ever.❤❤❤
I'm glad to hear I could simplify it to make it understandable.
You have a gift for teaching! I would have tried harder in math class if the curriculum actually showed examples of everyday use instead of calculating the time two trains will pass each other heading opposite directions. Your sewing channel is the only one that breaks patterns down like this!
Thanks so much. I'm glad to hear my approach resonates with you. Also, when will the trails pass?! ... haha.
I am an off the wall visual learner and I LOVE THIS!
Then my work here is done :)
You made something complicated so simple that a five-year old can understand it. Thank you!!!!
A compliment of the highest order, thank you.
You have a gift of taking concepts and breaking the theory down to it's most basic elements. Very easy to grasp! And you add humour which is awesome!
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you. Thank you for your support!
Best sewing video. You have a way of explaining “how’s” and the “why’s”
I'm glad to hear it.
Wow, you explain this so plainly and simply that anyone can understand the concept. I wish I had you to teach me over 60 years ago, when I was first learning to sew.
Oh wonderful, I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you. Thanks for watching.
Brilliant, I could watch your channel and never sew again, just a pleasure to watch and listen to.
you are kind, thank you!
me too!!!!...one thing to watch...another thing to do it
Never stop doing what your doing. You’re a blessing 🤍
Thank you for the support and motivation.
as im finishing my collection for my masters degree in fashion, i love how there's always knowledge and more to learn, the altering part of the video so nicely explained and logical (way better than what i had in 5 years in school), thank you
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear you appreciate my approach. Best wishes in finishing your masters.
You’re a life changer Mr Cornelius Quiring. Thank you 💪🏽
I'm glad you found it helpful!
You should explore different styles (the Italian/continental cut, the English/drape cut, the American sack suit, etc.) and different techniques in making/sowing
them. That is perhaps very high level stuff, idk, all I know is you explain stuff so well and there's a dearth of information on sowing different styles. You'd be the perfect person to explain. Also, I saw a comment somewhere saying you should write a book... I second that! I'd buy it in a heart beat.
Thank you for the kind words. Thank you for the suggestion. I will consider it for a future video. Perhaps a future book indeed.
Finally!!! A break-through in my understanding about pants, & it's all due to you.
I'm glad to hear it.
I’ve been a tailor for years and this was great to see explained for the layman ❤🙏thank you
Oh nice, thank you for the thumbs up.
I have always thought that cups and trousers are 2 of the hardest types of garments to learn how to draft. This video is an excellent tutorial on how to deeply understand the mechanics of it without having to passively follow a random construction book. Great channel, Cornelius
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you. You got this.
Thank you so much for sharing your mind blowing ability to explain in 3D what books show in 2D… And your speach flow is so clear, perfect for people like me living in a non English speaking country. Well done Cornelius. ❤❤❤
oh nice, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you. Thanks for watching.
I’ve been sewing my entire life and am very good at intuitively understanding how to turn the 3d shapes of the body into flat pattern pieces. That said, this is such an incredibly excellent explanation. I’m absolutely going to share this!
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear it. Thanks for watching!
this video really expands on what ive known about drafting pants to a whole 'nother level
oh nice, I'm glad to hear it.
This is what I need. Visuals with funny examples. That’s how I’ve always learnt or memorized things growing up.
Nice, I'm glad to hear it.
had to join, i love your content and finding it so helpful while learning how to make my own things, and bro your hilarious 😂
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear that my videos are of use to you and thanks for joining as a member!
@@CorneliusQuiring Do you by chance have a place where people can share what they have made with what they have learned from you?
As many others have pointed outyour videos are incredibly helpful, i cant wait to see a video in this style about the basic top/shirt block
I'm glad to hear it. There's one coming up :)
Holy moly this is the video i am trying to find about jeans drafting explanation. Thankss
Oh nice, I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you. Thanks for watching.
Best description I've seen on pants...thank you!
I’m learning to sew and this was so helpful. I’ve been having a hard time visualizing how pants are put together. This was amazing. Thank you
I'm glad to hear it. May you make plenty in your future.
I think you just taught me some math that I couldnt figure out in High School. I never realized that I could learn better math comprehension with sewing.
Then my work here is done :) I'm happy to hear.
Omg! This perfectly explains how things work in the pattern and how you go from 2d to 3d. Thank you so much! It makes everything so much clearer in my beginner sewist mind
I'm glad to hear it.
Are you very good at teaching ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you. 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for this REALLY simple but very GOOD explanation of pattern drafting. You have made this with a shirt, too, if I remember correct. This helps to understand, what we are doing, when we work with patterns, make alterrations or make the pattern totally ourselfs.
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you. I plan to do a full length video about this as well for tops.
This is fantastic teaching. #Masterclass material. Thank you for this cleverly and clearly explained concept of pant patterning. This helps tremendously.
I'm glad to hear you think so. Thanks for watching.
At last a great explanation of why there is a funny curve in the back pattern of pants, I could never understand the reasoning behind the slope in the back. With your teaching I now fully understand that it’s used to get a smooth butt that fits well. Cornelius you are a brilliant teacher Thank you so much. ❤
Oh that's awesome, I'm glad to hear it. Happy sewing.
I am Thanking you for your teaching I have been sewing 67yrs I would have loved to have had a teacher like yourself. You explain things slowly and methodically with detailed explanations of the methods and why they are there. God bless you. ❤
Your the best ..I was telling my learners all about you in the class I know some with watch your videos ..thanks so much from UK London
Thank you so much for sharing! Best wishes back your way as well.
Incredible Cornelius! Thank you for producing this fine video.
I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you.
thank you so much for your work these videos help me so much🥰
... and thank you for watching!
That last section on altering pants was AWESOME..I get it now..( and I love you)....😎
oh nice, I'm glad to hear it!
You are wonderful. My son is interested in making men's garments and I'm sending him to your classes
I'm glad to hear it and I hope he learns plenty. Thank you. 🙏🏻
This was a great video, you did a great job explaining the pattern and the adjustments!
Thanks so much!
You’re ADORABLE! And Oh So
Brilliantly helpful!
I am glad to hear that my content os of use to you.
Absolutely mind blowing. I am so glad I found your channel. Understanding the basic principles is so key, but most videos and books tend to gloss over it. Your teaching abilities and soft spoken nature makes the perfect teacher!
I got into sewing so I’d be able to make better fitting pants but it has always been a hit or miss. I made a pattern using your video yesterday, I have never worn anything so close to perfect. Thank you!!
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you and good on you for finally making a pair of pants that fit as you want.
Brilliant explanation and demonstration! Why did I think this was so hard before?
It can still be challenging sometimes :)
Youre quite good at explaining things.
I'm glad to hear you think so.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have a hell of a time buying pants that fit my 5’5” body because I have shorter legs. I would typically wear a medium sized pants, but since my legs are so short, I usually need to buy a boy’s size xtra large so that the bottom hem doesn’t drag on the floor. I’ve ruined so many pairs of pants trying to make adjustments and never get it right. Your explanation of why the pattern is shaped as it is was brilliant! Everything made perfect sense and was logical. Now I can see the bigger picture. Your paper and fabric models were exactly what I needed to see. A 3-D visual helped everything make sense and when it did, I was blown away! Duh! lol! You are the master and I just made you a thank you cake…but I ate it. Yes, all of it because now I know where to make adjustments when I become “full-figured”, ha! Thanks again, pal!
Not a worry, I already had cake for breakfast :) I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you. Thanks for watching am may future pants fit just as you hope.
@@CorneliusQuiring thank you, sir. And cake for breakfast, ♥️!
this is a fantastic video, you've done a great job of explaining and simplifying things, wonderful work.
oh nice, I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you.
Thank you so much!! I am a complete idiot when it comes to sewing. Sewing has made me cry on more than one occasion, but your video didn't make me cry, I am trying now to make the pants with just an elastic waistband. I am capable in other areas, but sewing is not one of them!!
I too get frustrated often I get it! You got this, just keep at it my friend.
Best explanation I've ever seen! Thanks so much!
I'm glad to hear you think so.
I discovered male, ball-jointed dolls in 2006. I also found Masaaki Kawashima's flat pattern books. I have been sewing clothes for dolls in 1/6, 1/4, and 1/3 scales for the last eighteen years. You are very good at explaining what goes wrong and how to fix it. Love the content
Oh nice. I'm glad to hear I'm able to offer some tidbits to your wealth of knowledge.
Fabulous you are great thank you so much.finally i understand every step
I'm glad to hear it.
i found you on Instagram, your videos helped a lot.
thanks from Taiwan!
I'm glad to hear it. Thanks for making your way over here.
Omg! you did pants as well!
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💡 wow. A lightbulb moment!
:)
My guess Cornelius is that you have found your inner truth. I sometimes listen to you just for the freshness you bring.....well done.
Thank you. I'm glad to hear you appreciate what I put out there. I'm trying my best over here.
Thank you⚘
Hey Cornelius !!!! I discovered a few month ago your chanel cuz i want to sew my own stuff. I can say from my full heart that i realy enjoy every video that i saw on your chanel and like a 100% the energy that u show in every second!!!
greeting from germany.
Keep goin!!!
You are kind. I am glad to hear that my video was of use to you. Thanks for watching and Happy sewing.
You are the best. Everything you explain is broken down so beautifully.
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Nice tutorial! I always learn something from you!
I'm glad to hear it.
Man you just enlightened me
I'm glad to hear it.
Thank you
Well explained and detailed work Cornelius, I love to see your videos because you know how to make a person understand things easily with practicality. Good job keep the spirit up
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you. Thanks for watching!
you are a legend Corn!!
Merci
Very good explanation- thanks !
Thank you!
You have a rather unique name but your videos are awesome! You explained this simply and so well!!
Thank you. 🙏🏻
Hi!
This video is properly incredible, thank you so much for all your hard work.
The production value of your channel, clarity of your voice and explanations, etc, etc. is amazing. All of this for "free"...
I'd love a patreon or something to just support you outside of specific courses. But seeing how professional you are, I wouldn't doubt your business model :-D
Thank you for the very kind words about my work and thank you for the offer of support. I do also have a Patreon, available at the following link: cornelius.ooo/patreon
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been struggling with this.
My pleasure.
Good visuals and explanations. Well done. :)
Thank you. 🙏🏻
Thank you!! 💓💜💗
You are a genius! thanks for this amazing explanation 🙏🏼
Thank you. 🙏🏻
I love these videos. Thank you!! 😄
Thank you!
Brilliant!
I'm 60, and the type of person who can't do anything right if I don't know WHY I have to do it in a specific way. I've studied, completed courses, read books, followed tutorials - all money wasted, because each one only TELLS you what to do, but never why. So, THANK YOU!!! I'll be following this channel religiously.
I have a question: could you PLEASE do some tutorials on male and female underwear? Even if it's basic. I've been trying for months now to make my own boxer briefs (the snugly ones), and although I found plenty "demos" on drafting (the majority in Spanish and Italian - which I don't understand or speak), I cannot find a single tutorial telling me WHY I have to add or deduct, or HOW underwear works differently from outer wear.
You must have been reading my mind! I've been wanting to make some underwear myself lately as well. It may be a little while before I make a video but I'll be sure to at some point. Thank you for your interest. Also, I'm glad this video was of use.
Your videos like this are my favorite. Thank you so much!
You are kind, thank you.
You are amazing! Just wow!
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Fantastic explanation. Thanks so much.
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Excellent, as always!
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Thank you I enjoyed that 😊
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Amazing video. Thank you so much 🙏👍👌
And thank you for watching.
That was fabulous. Thank you so much.
My pleasure.
I like your efforts .
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thank you 💋
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❤❤❤❤ Thank you!!!!
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I enjoy your videos!
I'm glad to hear it.
youre great CQ
Merci :)
Very clever.
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This really helps.
I'm happy to hear it.
¡Amazing!. Thank you.
No shade given to all the female seamstress that II’ve learned so much from as a beginner but a big shout out to the males that I’ve learned so some much from. The men really know how to dumb the process down for me without all the chatter and sometimes distracting background music. Cornelius thanks for your videos that makes everything so easy to understand.
Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear my approach works for you. Happy sewing.
Clear explanation - are the front and back panels the same size or is the back wider than the front? at 2:30 when they're cut "right down the middle"?
Yes, the back tends to be a little bit larger.
I have a long back crotch length and a curvy butt so I always have to extend the crotch points out a couple inches on the back piece.
Simply fantastic!
Now I am a novice. But I am wondering about the waist band.
Sewing the inward curves at the waist line, produces a sort of V look and if you add a straight waist band, it pulls down the sides and now cause the pants to be ill fitting with bunching of the fabric.
What is the best way to cut and apply a waist band?
Thinking about your course and trying to find the time. Thanks.
I personally like to do a curved waist as my waist tapers in. If I had a blockier build, I would do a straight waistband. I'm glad to hear you're considering my courses.
Very nicely explained. Thank you. Though... I don't see how do you divide that curve between the legs? Do you divide it in half, or you make it 1/3 in front and 2/3 in the back? Or could you make it even 2/3 in front and 1/3 in the back? Is it arbitrary?
It's really up to you in terms of how much you want to divide it, I find.
Unbelievable💪🙏
Hi Cornelius. On your video at time spot 12:10. Are you talking about lowering the crotch if it is to high up ??❤
Yes, that is it exactly.
Thanks u for your help. I am new at sewing. And I want to make a man’s pajamas can u help me with a size medium.can u do a new video please?❤
At the last example You said on the video about increase or decrease the curvature if it is riding all around.you said it can be deeper .SO are you talking about it being too close to the PRIVATE AREA AND IT CAN BE DROPPED DOWN MORE IF NEEDED,OR IT CAN BE IN CREASE UP?
Hi! Sir can u plz tell why pant inseam pulled upward
Omg thank you for undercarrage. I think we have all been trying to figure out how to say and hear the word 'crotch' less.
hahaha. I'm glad you like that word instead.
My first pattern was by rosery apparel here on TH-cam.
Oh nice!