Making a Victorian Apron for Historybounding ||
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2020
- I've been wanting to make a Victorian-style apron for quite some time, and I needed a quick project for this week's vlog, so this adorable apron project seemed like the perfect fit. This is based on Butterick 6229, though I have made many changes to that original pattern. I'm excited to incorporate this apron as a fun addition to my historybounding wardrobe!
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Honestly, I feel like leaving the little muddy paw-print on the pocket would have been very cottagecore. Very cute none the less
Haha! You're probably right. And thanks!
@@LadyRebeccaFashions You could use charcoal to make a print of your cat's paw, then use that charcoal print to create a stamp. Then you'd have a custom stamp of your kitty's paw to use on whatever you want! (Charcoal idea is from pangurandgrim on Tumblr and is kitty-safe.)
Don't you just love when they come in with muddy paws and go straight for something like white fabric?!
I need apron like this in my life for work. Stunning work as usual.
Thank you! You should totally make one!
“I just want one because they are pretty” - legit what I say when I see loungefly bags lol
Right? I'm still a little torn that I decided not to get the Cinderella sewing backpack...
I love the Anna backpack and the classic Minnie Mouse with the blue and white polka dots
Now I have to go look for the Anna backpack. I don't know that I've seen that one!
I also made an apron but I looked at many photos from the 1890's. I also thought I could pull this off in an hour or two. Ha. I also had the gaping bib problem & I had to put the corset on and mold, so to speak, the bib over the bust. Surprisingly complex quickie project. Enjoy your videos very much.
Oh this is so cute, it just ticks all the boxes! 🥰
Thank you 🤗
Great job! I need to make an apron like that for when I'm in costume and doing messy stuff. :D
Thank you! You should totally make one!
I have this pattern, thanks for showing your adaptations. I really need an apron to wear when I eat. My bust tends to act like a shelf that catches food.
The corset video popped up on my front page and now I'm watching a lot of your other videos because you look like me and I find it really validating. I'm larger and pear shaped, but these things happen after kids. I'm also trying to transition my wardrobe to be more cottage core, but moodier. My best friend and I have been joking that it's Baba Yaga Core to Sewstine's Ghibli-core. This means that I will shortly be organizing my fiber arts room and pulling out the sewing machine. If I can find my missing spinning wheel part, I may even restart my Local Color project.
Edit: I actually started commenting to let you know that the skinny Crayola Washable Markers you get at the grocery store for $2 for an 8 pack wash out from everything with just water. I use them to mark cutting lines, darts, embroidery patterns, whatever, but for white I find it safest to go with yellow. (that's the paranoia talking)
I love the idea of Baba Yaga Core. And good to know about those markers!
The markers are a great tip! Thank you so much for that!
Beautiful apron! Last time I sewed a skirt panel upside down, I was in the process of putting the waistband on and wondered why I had an odd upturn in the middle of the panel. It was the center front panel, so, I just trimmed that off and kept going. It wasn't until I came to the end of the waistband but not the end of the skirt that I truly began to question things. I tried it on to see if I had cut the waistband too small and found that the hem not only pulled in weird, but had a crescent cut out of it. Because I had already trimmed down what turned out to be the hem, I now had to shorten the ENTIRE skirt to even that little mistake out. I ended up putting a ruffle on the skirt , which, lucky for me, I really really liked, but AARGH! {And isn't that always the way when you want quick and simple -- it never is either one!} Loved this! PUPPY!!!! Stay well!
Thank you! And oh no! I'm glad your skirt turned out cute, but that must have sucked when you realized what happened.
@@LadyRebeccaFashions Yes, I was hurrying, it was late, (very late) and I wanted to wear it the next day, but because of that, I had to put off wearing it for a week while I made a ruffle. Not quite a "it's too early in the morning to be making these kind of mistakes," -- but still. It looks great, you'd never know -- but still. Now if something is odd, I DO NOT reach for scissors. XD.
@@michellecornum5856 oh dear. The danger of rushing!
One of the first dresses I ever made, I put the first sleeve in Upside Down!!
What a cute apron! You look all ready to make Christmas cookies.
Thank you! I should probably get on those! 😉
this video showed up on my youtube front page and I love your personality so much!!
Thank you! Welcome to the channel! ♥️
It turned out great! Congrats and yes, I will make sure I don't put the pockets on the bottom!
Thank you! :)
I love this apron! It's so pretty. Great job sweetie! I have to admit I giggled a bit when you said Dora walked all over your cut pieces with her muddy paws. I know the feeling all to well with previous cats I had trampling over me or projects I was working on. It's like they know how much it annoys us.
Oh definitely. They're like, muddy paws? Here let me walk on everything light colored...😹
I love this sweet apron! I think Lion liked it too!!
Thanks! I just have to make sure he keeps muddy paws away! 😁
so cute! I love the tucks on the bottom!!!!
Thanks! I was glad I kept the two of them in.
Yayyyy an apron pattern
So adorable!
Wow this turned out so beautifully! It looks gorgeous on you! I've been meaning to make myself a white cotton apron very like this one for ages! No excuse to not do it now!! lol!! Thankyou for sharing!
Thank you! You should totally make yourself one!
Great job! Looks lovely and super practical!
Thank you! 😊
I really enjoy your videos,can relate so much to using patterns as a base to create something else.
Thanks! I feel like that is the story of my sewing life. 😂
This is just so cute!
Thank you!
Very nice! I am planning on making an apron in the new year - I just have to decide on the fabric to use!
Thanks! Good luck with your project!
I want one of these! Might make it my next project. It is so very cute and practical (especially the pockets!)
Thanks! You should totally make one!
😃 I’ve been hoarding that pattern for the apron since last year, great minds think alike!
Very very beautiful
Too cute! Makes me want to be young again.
Thanks! I don't think age matters for wearing cute aprons!
Ooh I've got that pattern.
You should make it!
It's really cute! I had a similar apron for cooking class, it was passed down to me from a family member (wasn't victorian age though) :)
Thank you!
Beautiful apron. Just in time for Christmas
Thanks! I thought it felt like just the right season. 😊
this is cute :)
Thanks!
Now I want one. Can I cut up an old Sheet? There's plenty of white cotton trim, hmmm, but what changes would I make?
You can absolutely make this out of an old sheet!
The apron is beautiful, and reminds me of the pinafores that I wore over my dresses as a little girl.
Thank you! I love the pinafore dress look. :)
How accurate is it to the Victorian. Era Ann did apron design change like dresses did in that time
There were lots of styles of aprons in the Victorian era, but this is a good basic one that covers a wide range of years.
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