This is such a great resource Samantha! I’ll definitely be sharing it around over on our coast for faire as I try to keep pushing people to build useful, layer-able, period wardrobes. I’m working on a class for workshops this season on teaching cast members about accessories that can easily take their basic costumes to the next level, so it’s great to see records of the various small pieces that were expected to be part of your everyday outfits!
l'd like to see a proper video about making stockings in traditional way. l mean, what l've seen other people doing, those things look hard to mass produce, because generally speaking everyone's feet are different.
I know that they were cut on the bias, so they did stretch more than you'd might expect. As you can see in the video, they also didn't fit as snugly as knit stockings, and those two things allowed a bit more in the way of mass production.
Thank you so much ☺️ This is a treasure to have this information.
You're welcome, and thank you. The Farrar Papers contains a lot of valuable information.
Thank you Samantha! I always enjoy all of your historical clothing videos on TH-cam. 🥰
Samantha is awesome! And we are lucky to have her at JYF.
Thank you Samantha! I always enjoy all of your historical clothing videos on TH-cam.
Love the behind the scenes videos. 😊
We do enjoy giving the peek behind the scenes.
This is such a great resource Samantha! I’ll definitely be sharing it around over on our coast for faire as I try to keep pushing people to build useful, layer-able, period wardrobes.
I’m working on a class for workshops this season on teaching cast members about accessories that can easily take their basic costumes to the next level, so it’s great to see records of the various small pieces that were expected to be part of your everyday outfits!
Thank you. The trade between England and Jamestown is a topic rarely/never covered. Thank you for doing so.
This is amazing and so thorough! Thank you, Samantha! :)
Thank you!
Thank you for this interesting dive into our nation’s origins👍🏻.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
This was so fun to watch! Thank yo!
You're welcome, we're glad you enjoyed it!
l'd like to see a proper video about making stockings in traditional way. l mean, what l've seen other people doing, those things look hard to mass produce, because generally speaking everyone's feet are different.
I know that they were cut on the bias, so they did stretch more than you'd might expect. As you can see in the video, they also didn't fit as snugly as knit stockings, and those two things allowed a bit more in the way of mass production.