@@cziegle3794 gathering to the feed dogs the way the foot tension works it would push the gathering out and make it uneven. She showed it when she added the skirt to the waist band.
I’m in love with this and am going to be making this immediately in various different fabrics and when I’m done I will post them on instagram and tag you in them if you don’t object.? (@morgandonner too if she’s ok with it 😁
I am glad to see someone else whose body is in a constant state of flux. I find it so difficult to sew things that fit, because my stomach balloons out depending on when and what I last fed it. The elastic in the back of that waistband looks really cozy.
I am so glad that you referred us to The Closet Historian in this video. She is one of my favorites for both her aesthetic and her informative videos. Your project turned out gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
I literally just downloaded a free Mood pattern for a similar garment! Thank you so much for introducing me to purelinenenvy, by the way! My mother-in-law and I are about to place a big order together because we LOVE all of the colors they have available!
@@EnchantedRoseCostumes They really do! And it’s so much more affordable than the big box fabric and craft stores! I’m very excited to start making my own natural fiber clothes!
I loved the last shot with you by the bike. I got to see the whole outfit with the bottom ruffle. Yes, I can just imagine how comfy it is to wear. Thank you.
Thank you for this I finally know how to add elastic to my trousers. I have a pile of fabric but just could not work out how to do things safely.thanks. Loved the dress/apron though
I'm so glad I clicked on your video. After I saw Rachel Maksey make pinafores I really started to want one but like you, I have a bit more hubba hubba than Rachel. I had the idea of an elastic waist on a gather so seeing you make it is really going to help me. Thank you, thank you!
I know a herd of sheep who would LOVE that field of sunflowers! Very cute! Yeah, ya know, I think we've all had enough of this Summer. Let's make August Autumn and just get on with the leaves and the spoopage.
Your rationale for elastic is SO true, tho. Also, super cute design! ❤️ I definitely need one on my "to do" list now. Because, you know, it's not long enough.
That is the perfect shade of red for a cottage core pinafore! And! Could you have picked a better location for your photo shoot! I think not! AWESOME!!!
the result is just sooooooooooooooooooooooo cute ! and it's always so cool to see sewing projects that are made with a similar body shape as mine, it helps to see how it could fit me too ! and the color of the dress is absolutely delightful !
So cute! I just realized that we live in the same town/city! So cool! I totally am with you about being so over the heat! Bring on the rain and cooler weather to take out the wild fires!
Ive been "making" a pinafore for close to a month now and feeling sooooo stuck, and this was super helpful in getting my motivation back and sorting out some possibly-issues i hadnt even considered!
That turned out so cute! I love the color too. Sunflowers are my favorite flower. Now I want my own sunflower field to go running throw for my own cottage core vibes. I swear we must be on the same wave length or something. Because I was just thinking about making am apron dress with a pattern I got from one of the ladies in the history bounding group on FB. I've been wanting an apron for working out in the garden and collecting eggs from the hen house for a while. I even dyed some heavy weight linen I've had from my stash for the job. Only the aquamarine turned out to be more teal than the bottle showed. I was thinking I was just going to try adding some more blue, but now I thinking I'm just going to roll with it. I might want to turn it into the apron dress I've been think about making. If in have enough to make it as long I want it to be. 😉
It look lovely and very comfortable. Aside: even though I know how big sunflowers are (hello, sunflower seeds as a snack are a thing for me), every time I see one next to a person, I am surprised.
So cute! You've inspired me to make one with some blue linen I have. Your videos always make things look so easy and that's why I think you inspire me so much. You and Rachel Maksy make me think, "Hey, if they can do it, I can too!" Thank you for the video!
We match! It was so similar to the dress I made a video out of a few weeks ago, but then I watched the video and saw the differences. A simple gathered and rectangular skirt would have worked much better for me as well. Adding a ruffle to a circle skirt took an enormous amount of fabric! I think that I, too, should start adding in that elastic. My waistbands fit in the morning but most of tjem feel too tight in the evening.
Your videos make me miss my poor dear sewing machine (its name is Felicity, yes I named it I was 17 when I got it.) which has been sitting in storage for a long long time unfortunately since I wasn't able to have it out at my last couple living situations and now with my eyes getting worse (mysterious eye problems that are just now being addressed that I have had since I was little are not fun) I may not be able to sew by machine at least until I am diagnosed. I learned to hand stitch when I was about 5 or 6 (and was in love with the Martha Stewart show) and I learned to machine sew at 17 by way of a Christmas/birthday gift of lessons and a sewing machine from my loving grandparents. (my nana is the one that taught me to hand sew.)
I'm sorry to hear you've been estranged from Felicity for so long! Best of luck with your vision problems, I hope you and your machine can reunite in the near future
@@lillyh3447 thank you. I'm half tempted to ask for help shipping it to my brother's house in Texas (where I'm living) from my hometown in Oregon but it'd cost a lot and my older brother quit his long haul job. He brought a box to me it was free but took 6 months. So we'll see. I may re-home her. She deserves more than to be in her original box stuck in a crappy storage shed. Luckily I have family that could probably use it.
That pinafore turned out great! Fave aesthetic is difficult, as I like seeing the varied things people put together, but for my own clothes when I feel like putting any effort into them it is definitely Gothabilly sans frilled things.
Lovely work, as always. You should definitely start posting some of your finished looks in cottagecore fb groups because you totally fit that aesthetic and make your own clothing to boot.
I like how you make some complicated projects that are perhaps a tad too ambitious for many of us - but also make something like this where I'm like "yeah, I could make something on that level". Just a shame I don't look as good in a dress as you do - and that my current project of a light linen button-up shirt will now obviously not be for summer 2021... But hey; it'll look good in summer 2022, right? Anyway, even though I can't get any direct inspiration from you I can definitely get some indirect inspiration. And now I really ought to tackle that collar, even though it scares me.
"Math time" haha, since I'm so often working from stash, I end up sitting down with a piece of graph paper, draw out hte fabric to scale, and figure out how I'm going to get everything I possibly can out of the piece of fabric I have... I've figured out how to get a short-sleeved shirt out of 1 metre! 1.5 metres works way better though. I like the elastic at the back trick, gonna have to try that. Next time I'm using the machine, I don't think I want to do elastic by hand :P
Ok, you convinced me! I need to make this! I have 20 meters of linen in my cart at pure linen envy but have never ordered from them - do you like the quality for the price?
Yay! For the price I think they are great! I really like the weight of the summer breeze for dresses and shirts, and the everyday weight is good for skirts and pants!
Super beginner friendly, love it 😻 you said you used a serger to finish off the edge after you sewed the ruffles to the skirt panel. I don’t have a serger. How could I finish off the edges and not have it bulky?
There are “overlock” presser feet you can buy that help you achieve the same effect as a serger with a normal sewing machine. I just got a new machine that came with one and it works great! If you don’t want to buy a new foot, though, you can set your machine to a zigzag stitch and line up your fabric so that the right side of your zigzag falls off of the edge of the fabric, thus encasing the raw edge and preventing fraying. It takes a little more diligence than the foot, as the foot has a little plate that you put the fabric against so you don’t have to do it by eye, but it’s totally possible. I used to do this all the time before I had the foot.
Can anyone point me to a tutorial on the "stitch in the ditch" method used here? It looks great, but I just can't quite get my head around it! 😅 (I mean, there are loads of tutorials when I search the term, but as wondering is there was one on this channel, or one you recommend) xx
The feed dogs can help feed the gathers in evenly 😁 you can sew them with the gathers facing up but it can sometimes push the gathers from the pressure of the presser foot.
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What do you mean, the gathered side facing down?
@@cziegle3794 gathering to the feed dogs the way the foot tension works it would push the gathering out and make it uneven. She showed it when she added the skirt to the waist band.
This is so dang cute! 😭❤
😭😊😊Thank you I love it so much! and the pattern is really simple so that also makes me really happy!
I’m in love with this and am going to be making this immediately in various different fabrics and when I’m done I will post them on instagram and tag you in them if you don’t object.? (@morgandonner too if she’s ok with it 😁
I am glad to see someone else whose body is in a constant state of flux. I find it so difficult to sew things that fit, because my stomach balloons out depending on when and what I last fed it. The elastic in the back of that waistband looks really cozy.
I am so glad that you referred us to The Closet Historian in this video. She is one of my favorites for both her aesthetic and her informative videos. Your project turned out gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
This lovely pinafore is practically begging for sunflower appliques on hem and bodice. Even without, you look fresh and fine in your pretty frock.
NGL... I was tempted to add some embroidery, but sadly I ran out of time.
watching your process always produces 'aha' moments... thank you
I made one in 1974, when I was fourteen. Inspired me to make another one . Love your posts. Xx
In French we'd call this colour 'lie de vin' (wine sediment, basically)
Beautiful description!
Rain in the BC forecast for this weekend, let us all rejoice and celebrate by making adorable pinafores
One of the few advantages with living as far north as I do, is that autumn is already coming here and I am so ready for it.
It turned out so great! I love The Closet Historian too! I rmbr watching her do that blouse. I love when two of my favorite TH-camrs collide 🌻
I literally just downloaded a free Mood pattern for a similar garment! Thank you so much for introducing me to purelinenenvy, by the way! My mother-in-law and I are about to place a big order together because we LOVE all of the colors they have available!
They have so many beautiful colours! Good luck with your project!
@@EnchantedRoseCostumes They really do! And it’s so much more affordable than the big box fabric and craft stores! I’m very excited to start making my own natural fiber clothes!
I am wearing a pinafore dress QG style in grey and white linen from pure linen envy. It is soooo comfy.
I loved the last shot with you by the bike. I got to see the whole outfit with the bottom ruffle. Yes, I can just imagine how comfy it is to wear. Thank you.
Thank you for this I finally know how to add elastic to my trousers. I have a pile of fabric but just could not work out how to do things safely.thanks. Loved the dress/apron though
I'm so glad I clicked on your video. After I saw Rachel Maksey make pinafores I really started to want one but like you, I have a bit more hubba hubba than Rachel. I had the idea of an elastic waist on a gather so seeing you make it is really going to help me. Thank you, thank you!
I love the Walk Away dress you were waring in the begining and the Pinafore with pockets! Thank you for this toutorial : )
I know a herd of sheep who would LOVE that field of sunflowers! Very cute! Yeah, ya know, I think we've all had enough of this Summer. Let's make August Autumn and just get on with the leaves and the spoopage.
I had a rusty coloured one and deep jewel/teal green one in highschool. I lived in them!🥰
Dream dress it looks gorgeous on you xx
Your rationale for elastic is SO true, tho. Also, super cute design! ❤️ I definitely need one on my "to do" list now. Because, you know, it's not long enough.
That is the perfect shade of red for a cottage core pinafore! And! Could you have picked a better location for your photo shoot! I think not! AWESOME!!!
Lovely make; it looks gorgeous on you!
That dress looks so comfy. I think I need about a dozen of those in my wardrobe.
Every time you post something I look at my project list and it’s on it with a S for summer sewing … guess this is a sign to get on it
Lovely! I love costumes, but I really like people making things they want to wear every day too! May fall come more quickly for you
Send the rain east. We need it. This dress turned out wonderfully. I adore it.
We desperately need it too! The rain lasted for 2 days and then the heat and fires came back with a vengeance :(
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Oh look, a pocket even I can't mess up (yeah right :P ) Love the dress, that looks so comfortable!!
the result is just sooooooooooooooooooooooo cute !
and it's always so cool to see sewing projects that are made with a similar body shape as mine, it helps to see how it could fit me too !
and the color of the dress is absolutely delightful !
🌻 Love it 🍂 Adorable Pinafore🍁🍂 ✨
So cute! I just realized that we live in the same town/city! So cool! I totally am with you about being so over the heat! Bring on the rain and cooler weather to take out the wild fires!
Personally, I’d call it maroon. So pretty!
Ive been "making" a pinafore for close to a month now and feeling sooooo stuck, and this was super helpful in getting my motivation back and sorting out some possibly-issues i hadnt even considered!
That turned out so cute! I love the color too. Sunflowers are my favorite flower. Now I want my own sunflower field to go running throw for my own cottage core vibes.
I swear we must be on the same wave length or something. Because I was just thinking about making am apron dress with a pattern I got from one of the ladies in the history bounding group on FB. I've been wanting an apron for working out in the garden and collecting eggs from the hen house for a while. I even dyed some heavy weight linen I've had from my stash for the job. Only the aquamarine turned out to be more teal than the bottle showed. I was thinking I was just going to try adding some more blue, but now I thinking I'm just going to roll with it. I might want to turn it into the apron dress I've been think about making. If in have enough to make it as long I want it to be. 😉
Super cute!! I have some green linen i might do this.
Gorgeous colour of the linen! Very fall additude with a romp ( gently) through the sunflower field 💗
It look lovely and very comfortable.
Aside: even though I know how big sunflowers are (hello, sunflower seeds as a snack are a thing for me), every time I see one next to a person, I am surprised.
So cute! You've inspired me to make one with some blue linen I have. Your videos always make things look so easy and that's why I think you inspire me so much. You and Rachel Maksy make me think, "Hey, if they can do it, I can too!" Thank you for the video!
We match! It was so similar to the dress I made a video out of a few weeks ago, but then I watched the video and saw the differences. A simple gathered and rectangular skirt would have worked much better for me as well. Adding a ruffle to a circle skirt took an enormous amount of fabric! I think that I, too, should start adding in that elastic. My waistbands fit in the morning but most of tjem feel too tight in the evening.
With pockets should have been included in the description. Looks fantastic.
Your videos make me miss my poor dear sewing machine (its name is Felicity, yes I named it I was 17 when I got it.) which has been sitting in storage for a long long time unfortunately since I wasn't able to have it out at my last couple living situations and now with my eyes getting worse (mysterious eye problems that are just now being addressed that I have had since I was little are not fun) I may not be able to sew by machine at least until I am diagnosed. I learned to hand stitch when I was about 5 or 6 (and was in love with the Martha Stewart show) and I learned to machine sew at 17 by way of a Christmas/birthday gift of lessons and a sewing machine from my loving grandparents. (my nana is the one that taught me to hand sew.)
I'm sorry to hear you've been estranged from Felicity for so long! Best of luck with your vision problems, I hope you and your machine can reunite in the near future
@@lillyh3447 thank you. I'm half tempted to ask for help shipping it to my brother's house in Texas (where I'm living) from my hometown in Oregon but it'd cost a lot and my older brother quit his long haul job. He brought a box to me it was free but took 6 months. So we'll see. I may re-home her. She deserves more than to be in her original box stuck in a crappy storage shed. Luckily I have family that could probably use it.
Thanks for showing how the elastic was sewn.
That looks lovely! Glad to hear BC is getting rain!
That pinafore turned out great!
Fave aesthetic is difficult, as I like seeing the varied things people put together, but for my own clothes when I feel like putting any effort into them it is definitely Gothabilly sans frilled things.
Lovely work, as always. You should definitely start posting some of your finished looks in cottagecore fb groups because you totally fit that aesthetic and make your own clothing to boot.
In Kiswahili, this colour is “Rangi ya damu ya mzee” which translates roughly to the colour of old person’s blood 😅
I love this, and the colour is just perfect!
Looks gorgeous Marika…and that colour is stunning…🥰🇦🇺
I too love cottage core and stretchy waistebands 👌 I'm not quite ready for autumn, but I'm never totally ready when the seasons change. Awesome video!
Fabulous dress ❤️ Great idea for the elastic in the back, need that too for mine 👌
*rachel Maksy and sewstine have entered the chat*
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I like how you make some complicated projects that are perhaps a tad too ambitious for many of us - but also make something like this where I'm like "yeah, I could make something on that level". Just a shame I don't look as good in a dress as you do - and that my current project of a light linen button-up shirt will now obviously not be for summer 2021... But hey; it'll look good in summer 2022, right?
Anyway, even though I can't get any direct inspiration from you I can definitely get some indirect inspiration. And now I really ought to tackle that collar, even though it scares me.
The reveal shot was soooo beauutiful! The apron looks stunning on you!
I'm so excited for this. I definitely want to give an apron dress like this for when out and about. Pockets! Adorable! ^__^
I love the dress and the color is so pretty. 💕
Very very pretty!! Thanks for the inspiration. ❤️
This is so beautiful!!! The dress, the location, the gal 😘
It turned out adorable!! And I love stretchy waistbands too!
Cranberry? :) Beautiful!
It turned out so cute!!! And it looks absolutely amazing, especially in that sunflower field!
Thanks so much! 😊
gorgeous!!! it's just lovely, and you look wonderful in it.
Been looking for a pattern that looks like this! I may start today!
The colour works for summer too :)
Going to make a pinifore dress like this, thank you.
Have fun! feel free to tag me on IG when you make it!
I love this!
Awww your hair in the reveal is SO CUTE!
Thank you! I dearly love waterfall braids, but I never seem to wear them often.
I think it looks beautiful too, although my first reaction was "is that what my hair looks like from the back? " 😉
Love it so much. I need to make one now.
I thought that was the Fraser valley! My mom went to high school in Abbotsford!
Beautiful!
My favorite of your videos!:)
"Math time" haha, since I'm so often working from stash, I end up sitting down with a piece of graph paper, draw out hte fabric to scale, and figure out how I'm going to get everything I possibly can out of the piece of fabric I have... I've figured out how to get a short-sleeved shirt out of 1 metre! 1.5 metres works way better though.
I like the elastic at the back trick, gonna have to try that. Next time I'm using the machine, I don't think I want to do elastic by hand :P
This is just so lovely! Do the buttons dig at all?
Love it!
Id call it brick red
Maybe I missed it, but how did you figure out how the bodice size?
Ok, you convinced me! I need to make this! I have 20 meters of linen in my cart at pure linen envy but have never ordered from them - do you like the quality for the price?
Yay! For the price I think they are great! I really like the weight of the summer breeze for dresses and shirts, and the everyday weight is good for skirts and pants!
What do you mean, the gathered side facing down?
The gathered side(the ruffle) was on the bottom so the feed dogs of the machine could help ease everything while sewing :)
Super beginner friendly, love it 😻 you said you used a serger to finish off the edge after you sewed the ruffles to the skirt panel. I don’t have a serger. How could I finish off the edges and not have it bulky?
A zigzag stitch works pretty well for most fabrics. Some fancier machines have a stitch called overcast that would work too
There are “overlock” presser feet you can buy that help you achieve the same effect as a serger with a normal sewing machine. I just got a new machine that came with one and it works great! If you don’t want to buy a new foot, though, you can set your machine to a zigzag stitch and line up your fabric so that the right side of your zigzag falls off of the edge of the fabric, thus encasing the raw edge and preventing fraying. It takes a little more diligence than the foot, as the foot has a little plate that you put the fabric against so you don’t have to do it by eye, but it’s totally possible. I used to do this all the time before I had the foot.
I believe that Marika made a video about finishing seams without a serger. You might want to go to her homepage and check it out.
I love the cacti dress at 5.27 🌵 did you make it yourself???
I did! I made it during my live sew along a couple months ago!
@@EnchantedRoseCostumes oh, thanks for answering 😀 I'll look for the video 🤗
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Can anyone point me to a tutorial on the "stitch in the ditch" method used here? It looks great, but I just can't quite get my head around it! 😅
(I mean, there are loads of tutorials when I search the term, but as wondering is there was one on this channel, or one you recommend) xx
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@@EnchantedRoseCostumes Thank you! 😍😍😍
Wait what's the logic behind sewing with the gathers side down?
The feed dogs can help feed the gathers in evenly 😁 you can sew them with the gathers facing up but it can sometimes push the gathers from the pressure of the presser foot.
@@EnchantedRoseCostumes 😮 that makes so much sense. No wonder my gathers were turning out so ugly! Thank you. BTW this outfit turned out so pretty
Any idea why the apron top won't lay flat?
Because my torso is has curves and the bib pattern has no shaping... if it had darts or the pattern had shaping it would lay flat...
@@EnchantedRoseCostumes Thank you. I had been wondering if moving the straps in would change the angle of pull.
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Beautiful!