FYI: the ripping technique of fabric also works quite well in the emergency room when you have a critical and/or drunken patient who needs to be out of their clothes RIGHT NOW if not sooner. A little snip at the bottom of the jeans leg, a slight tug and separate in one move and these jeans are HISTORY!!!!!!
Me watching lookbooks: Bianca is so pretty, she’s utterly perfect, and total #goals Me watching how-to videos: Bianca is the most real, relatable human being e.v.e.r.
I totally love the chatty voiceover. Perfect balance of sewing info and whimsical meanderings. I love how easy that skirt seems to be! I think I could maybe do that. I’m usually a pattern only sewist, but that seems achievable. Also, love how it looks with the pleats pressed all the way down, and with that matching top!? PERFECTION.
From what I understand of The Algorithm (as mysterious as it is), it loves to recommend cleaning/organization/KonMari videos. So, if you wanted to turn you cleaning your sewing room into Content, I bet people would watch it. (I certainly would). I found both Bernadette Banner's and Morgan Donner's channels that way.
I remember JK Rowling’s desk! Fun days. I am such a Harry Potter fan! My kids and I went to at least the last 4 book release midnight parties at Barnes and Noble. And then proceeded to steal the lone hardcover book back and forth until everyone had read the whole thing at least twice ( my youngest was never a good reader so I ended up reading the entire series aloud to him... more than once...) I absolutely love the skirt with the blue taffeta top most of all!! Wow!
Thank you Ellen! My youth was filled with many a midnight book and film release :) I remember when the last book came out I read straight through from around 1 am until finishing it about noon the next day!
Oooo! I love this one! I didn't realize these types of skirts weren't overly complicated. I'm a novice at sewing, so I haven't tackled anything like a skirt yet, but hopefully soon, I'll be able to! Thank you for sharing this!
The jazz is so soothing as I learn how not to ruin 5 yards of Summer weight woven Italian mohair for a bias cut pleated skirt with pin tucks… a project I’m completely unqualified to make. Is it Vince Guaraldi Trio, Bianca? Sounds so familiar! Hope you’ve been well this last year and happy 2024! ❤️ I got a job in a new field and haven’t sewn a thing in 14 months, sigh.
*immediately goes to find that one length of fabric so I can finally make something with it* 💙 It's really cool to keep hearing how your writing is going, it's like I'm listening to a friend while I'm sewing
i've recently fallen down a rabbit hole of watching how to draft and sew skirts, especially styles from the 1950's to the 1850's, and your channel is absolutely AMAZING for this. i've found at least two new projects for after i've completed my walking skirt :)
I've been meaning to make a full pleated skirt in light wool or similar-weight cotton for MONTHS and this video is a sign from the heavens that it's HIGH TIME 😂
This is just beautiful!!! Watching those pleats go in was like magic!!! I love all of the looks. Especially the top you made to go with it!!! You truly have worn everything I wish I could wear!!
My daughter wanted to sew her own ball gown, but zips were difficult for her and me. So she went to show the high school sewing teacher how she was having problems. She asked Kelly if she could explain and show her where she was going wrong. Kelly happily passed over the long dress and her teacher sewed the zip inn perfectly. The teacher hadn’t realised that’s exactly what Kelly wanted her to do so the dress would be perfect. Kelly thanked her for the lesson and brought the dress home to hem. Your skirt is beautiful.
the quality, effort and sheer creativity and talent that goes into your videos are beyond astonishing - I'm really surprised that this channel does not have millions of followers - thank you very much regardless, for endless hours of fun, entertainment and knowledge that you provide for us Bianca
I just found this as I was looking to make myself a pleated skirt and now you have convinced me to look for some taffeta the next time I go to Green street
I thought the skirt looked beautiful on you, plus the peplum was very flattering. It's amazing that you did that with no pattern! It gave me more confidence to experiment with my own sewing. Thank you for that! Black tights or black stockings, pantyhose also would add to the vintage look you like. A very versatile make! Congrats...
I hope you realize how talented you are! Designing, sewing, writing, vintage clothing knowledge! You are an amazing person and I hope your friends and family tell you often!
This skirt is just beautiful!!!!! Being new to sewing I couldn’t be happier to have found this tutorial! It was recommended by someone on Reddit who had made a lovely red skirt. I was so excited when she posted this link. I think I have to add some fabric to my Mood cart today lol! Beautiful work. Easy to follow instructions too. Thank you so much 🦋
This was an excellent example of how to pleat! I've been struggling to work out how to pleat down a skirt for a dress project I want to return to (I'm in the process of moving house at the moment, so it's stowed away), but I feel much more confident having seen your approach. That skirt looks wonderful with all your pairings, I especially liked the kimono top - is it a dress, is it a mix 'n' match? She'll never tell! I can't wait to see what your Harry Potter fabric project is... I know it won't disappoint :) - Alex
I’ve just found this one! Very spectacular colour on you. I think I’m too late to this channel for this comment but meh I’ll say it anyway…wear those gorgeous taffeta skirts anywhere you want…shopping, walking the dog, collecting the mail…..anywhere. If you look that fabulous in them we, the people, deserve to see and appreciate it😊
This looked so much easier than I expected! I already have a dark blue taffeta skirt (lol what a funny coincidence right), so now I also need it in more colors! Also, I find that my taffeta skirt works great with a nice knit sweater. It makes a dressy but not formal outfit.
Beautiful! I have an redish/orangie rusty color taffeta I believe an started making this skirt along with you! Decided to press the seam of the 2 panels and melted it! Iron was definotely too hot lol just cut the seam off and re-sewed it so I lost about 4 inches in circumference. Oh well, at least it was a quick fix! I've been sewing all day so it will have to be finished tomorrow! Thanks for sharing this, it's truly lovely! Share the matching top and I'll make it as well! I am making it for a Christmas skirt!
Wow this is beautiful! 😍 can’t wait for the ravenclaw video. I’m a ravenclaw. Also. Completely understand there being so many projects and so little time. But I want to see what you make with the happy potter fabric. When you get to it.
I really enjoyed the make. I loved the green skirt you restyled so have been on the hunt for the right taffeta. when i looked at the Mood site i thought maybe the green was to flat but seeing how the blue looks i am going to order the green.Thanks as always for inspiring me to tackle new projects.
Bianca you’re incredible, oh my lord I love everything you do. This skirt is stunning 🥰 Although I have to admit when your machine goes over the pins my teeth grate 😂 How do you ensure that they don’t break the needles?! Teach me!
Thank you! But I'm afraid the pin thing is pure magic, I can't account for not hitting them?! I will hit them super rarely, so I know it CAN happen, it's just so rare for me that I don't consider it a real risk. Like, sure a pin could break, or a hurricane could come through my studio, seems to be the same odds ;)
Having struggled with zippers before I think your method seems easy-ish and also gives a good "invisible zipper" vibe. I can't wait to try it! Thank you! (ooo. HP licensed potions fabric. I love it! I hope you DO get a chance to make something of that!) (also the whole blue taffeta outfit is super cute. I love the way the skirt turned out, and I agree it might not work with a petticoat - the fullness under might stretch out the pleats in unattractive ways). Looking forward to a taffeta skirt in antique gold (unless you go full on bright yellow, which is also valid, I just thought a darker gold might work just as well) for the 'Puffs.
omg i had forgotten about JK's desk blog. Ahh simpler times. Also this skirt is gorgeous, and I've been looking for something like it to buy. But this looks totally doable for a beginner like myself. IT's beautiful! Thank you!
Thank you! You can do it I promise, I feel like the hardest bit is figuring out how much to put in each pleat, and those better at math than me can work that out with numbers ;) I just pleat twice until it works!
Years ago, when knit fabrics were not that common in fabric stores, (yeah, I'm old, LOL), I worked in a fabric store. We used a machine that you ran the selvedge through and it measured the fabric for you. When you reached the amount purchased, there was a lever you pressed and it made a little cut. We then tore the fabric. I still tear my woven fabric.
More taffeta! You deserve it! Every time us OG HP fans have to confront the problematic things that JK says we should get to do it in house themed evening wear (if we so desire). Just to prove that fandom is doing just fine without her.
Lovely skirt and you look great wearing it, inspiration comes when it comes, and if you have it you must write, how else am I going to get to read your books.
Thank you! I'm afraid the top video is going on my Patreon this month, I'm sorry about that! It's sort of a combination of this button back blouse th-cam.com/video/ROMqp1j3piA/w-d-xo.html and this kimono sleeve variation th-cam.com/video/Blp_iojX-TY/w-d-xo.html More sewing projects coming up on here soon!
Your videos are mesmerising-in a good way. Love your voice overs. I will get some taffeta, you have convinced me of its properties. Thank you. Great fun too!
Thanks for showing how you sew a zipper without a zipper foot. I am new to sewing, and i use an antique machine, my selection of feet is limited to strangely frivolous ones.
I dare you to wear the taffeta skirt to do errands one day. ^_^ Love this skirt and the way you taught how to pleat makes more sense to me than other tutorial I've seen. I'm trying my hand at sewing lately by hand and going in a straight line has proven to be a challenge lol.
Thank you Darcy! Chalk marks to follow perhaps? ;) I can't imagine sewing entire projects by hand like how most clothes through time were made, I'm too impatient!
FYI: the ripping technique of fabric also works quite well in the emergency room when you have a critical and/or drunken patient who needs to be out of their clothes RIGHT NOW if not sooner. A little snip at the bottom of the jeans leg, a slight tug and separate in one move and these jeans are HISTORY!!!!!!
Me watching lookbooks: Bianca is so pretty, she’s utterly perfect, and total #goals
Me watching how-to videos: Bianca is the most real, relatable human being e.v.e.r.
You are too kind to meeee!
Taffeta should be an everyday thing! Clothes are for wearing and enjoying! It's fabulous!!
The full blue ensemble, with the peplum out and the brooch on the top gave me star trek vibes for some reason lol love this skirt :)
Surely Starfleet have holiday office parties no? I'm not well versed enough in Star Trek to know unfortunately! ;)
I totally love the chatty voiceover. Perfect balance of sewing info and whimsical meanderings. I love how easy that skirt seems to be! I think I could maybe do that. I’m usually a pattern only sewist, but that seems achievable. Also, love how it looks with the pleats pressed all the way down, and with that matching top!? PERFECTION.
Thank you! It was really poofy before I pressed it, too much glam volume even for me ;)
Ohhhhh peplum out!!!!!! Those knife pleats!!!!! Gorgeous!!!!!
Thank you Thea!
I can't wait for the Ravenclaw lookbook! 🦅💙
Oooh! I love the idea of using twill tape! Especially since I'm plus size so there is A LOT of weight on my skirts due to excess fabric.
You made putting a zipper in look so easy, I can't wait to try your method.
Years of fighting with them led me to just doing it this way and it has saved me a lot of frustration!
From what I understand of The Algorithm (as mysterious as it is), it loves to recommend cleaning/organization/KonMari videos. So, if you wanted to turn you cleaning your sewing room into Content, I bet people would watch it. (I certainly would). I found both Bernadette Banner's and Morgan Donner's channels that way.
oh those are my fave type! id watch 20 of these from u honestly
Yes me too, my sewing room needs organising. I don’t mind you flying over to the uk for you to film sorting my room out too 🤣
OH MY GOD THAT LAST OUTFIT!!! *makes grabby hands*
I remember JK Rowling’s desk! Fun days. I am such a Harry Potter fan! My kids and I went to at least the last 4 book release midnight parties at Barnes and Noble. And then proceeded to steal the lone hardcover book back and forth until everyone had read the whole thing at least twice ( my youngest was never a good reader so I ended up reading the entire series aloud to him... more than once...)
I absolutely love the skirt with the blue taffeta top most of all!! Wow!
Thank you Ellen! My youth was filled with many a midnight book and film release :) I remember when the last book came out I read straight through from around 1 am until finishing it about noon the next day!
Oooo! I love this one! I didn't realize these types of skirts weren't overly complicated. I'm a novice at sewing, so I haven't tackled anything like a skirt yet, but hopefully soon, I'll be able to! Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you Amanda! You'll be sewing skirts in no time!
Absolutely love it, and I always pick up little tricks and tips when watching your sewing videos. Here's to Mood Fabrics sponsoring you in the future.
Thank you Leigh-Anne!
The jazz is so soothing as I learn how not to ruin 5 yards of Summer weight woven Italian mohair for a bias cut pleated skirt with pin tucks… a project I’m completely unqualified to make.
Is it Vince Guaraldi Trio, Bianca? Sounds so familiar!
Hope you’ve been well this last year and happy 2024! ❤️ I got a job in a new field and haven’t sewn a thing in 14 months, sigh.
Ripping woven fabric is so satisfying! Then you can get perfectly on grain pattern pieces.
*immediately goes to find that one length of fabric so I can finally make something with it* 💙
It's really cool to keep hearing how your writing is going, it's like I'm listening to a friend while I'm sewing
Thank you Josie!
Never realised how satisfying watching someone iron pleats is 🤓
i've recently fallen down a rabbit hole of watching how to draft and sew skirts, especially styles from the 1950's to the 1850's, and your channel is absolutely AMAZING for this. i've found at least two new projects for after i've completed my walking skirt :)
I've been meaning to make a full pleated skirt in light wool or similar-weight cotton for MONTHS and this video is a sign from the heavens that it's HIGH TIME 😂
Do it! ;)
This is just beautiful!!! Watching those pleats go in was like magic!!! I love all of the looks. Especially the top you made to go with it!!! You truly have worn everything I wish I could wear!!
Thank you Sarah!
My daughter wanted to sew her own ball gown, but zips were difficult for her and me. So she went to show the high school sewing teacher how she was having problems. She asked Kelly if she could explain and show her where she was going wrong. Kelly happily passed over the long dress and her teacher sewed the zip inn perfectly. The teacher hadn’t realised that’s exactly what Kelly wanted her to do so the dress would be perfect. Kelly thanked her for the lesson and brought the dress home to hem. Your skirt is beautiful.
Ah yes, a tricky but excellent method there ;)
Reinforced Waist Band with twill tape, sturdy.
Lapped zipper was brilliant.
Writing finds me too, usually at 3 am.
the quality, effort and sheer creativity and talent that goes into your videos are beyond astonishing - I'm really surprised that this channel does not have millions of followers - thank you very much regardless, for endless hours of fun, entertainment and knowledge that you provide for us Bianca
Thank you Parna!
Tearing fabric is sooooooooo satisfying. I love it when I have a project I get to do that with!
I just found this as I was looking to make myself a pleated skirt and now you have convinced me to look for some taffeta the next time I go to Green street
I thought the skirt looked beautiful on you, plus the peplum was very flattering. It's amazing that you did that with no pattern! It gave me more confidence to experiment with my own sewing. Thank you for that! Black tights or black stockings, pantyhose also would add to the vintage look you like. A very versatile make! Congrats...
Thank you Peggy!
I hope you realize how talented you are! Designing, sewing, writing, vintage clothing knowledge! You are an amazing person and I hope your friends and family tell you often!
Thank you Evelyn! You are most kind
Loved it with the peplum top not tucked in. Beautiful color on you.
Thank you Rita!
The comment about writing is so relatable. Plot bunnies can be so relentless.
This skirt is just beautiful!!!!! Being new to sewing I couldn’t be happier to have found this tutorial! It was recommended by someone on Reddit who had made a lovely red skirt. I was so excited when she posted this link. I think I have to add some fabric to my Mood cart today lol! Beautiful work. Easy to follow instructions too. Thank you so much 🦋
Thank you Tammy!
Pinning the pleats to the ironing board before pressing the pleats just blew my mind. The idea never crossed my mind. So smart. Thanks! :D
Beautiful skirt. Loved the music, I listen to a jazz station when I sew.
Thank you Julie! Gotta love jazz
This was an excellent example of how to pleat! I've been struggling to work out how to pleat down a skirt for a dress project I want to return to (I'm in the process of moving house at the moment, so it's stowed away), but I feel much more confident having seen your approach. That skirt looks wonderful with all your pairings, I especially liked the kimono top - is it a dress, is it a mix 'n' match? She'll never tell! I can't wait to see what your Harry Potter fabric project is... I know it won't disappoint :) - Alex
Thank you Alex!
love the jazz in the background, relaxing.
This makes skirts and peplum tops look so easy and tempting to try out! Loved it! And you're right, those pleats were satisfying to watch!
Thank you Shannon!
Your narrations make me laugh so hard, I love how real you are! The skirt is absolutely gorgeous!!!
Thank you!
Lovely shade of blue. And who doesn't love a pleated skirt? Can't wait for the lookbook.
Thank you!
I’ve just found this one! Very spectacular colour on you. I think I’m too late to this channel for this comment but meh I’ll say it anyway…wear those gorgeous taffeta skirts anywhere you want…shopping, walking the dog, collecting the mail…..anywhere. If you look that fabulous in them we, the people, deserve to see and appreciate it😊
After watching this I'm in the mood to make a pleated skirt. You make it look so achievable!
Loving that fabric! I need so many more skirts in my closet.
Thank you! This fabric was great to work with
I love the idea of pinning into ironing board, it's perfect :)
this is really well explained; ive been wanting to try making a skirt for a while and i feel like i could follow this tutorial
Thank you! You can do ittt!!
This looked so much easier than I expected! I already have a dark blue taffeta skirt (lol what a funny coincidence right), so now I also need it in more colors!
Also, I find that my taffeta skirt works great with a nice knit sweater. It makes a dressy but not formal outfit.
Would be lovely with a sweater too right! And could be made more formal with glittering jewelry and fancier shoes for evening easily
I would love to see how you made the matching blouse. I love the peplum look over pleats.
The blue taffeta outfit is simply lovely! I enjoyed watching you make it, too! Hugs!
Thank you Peggy!
Beautiful! I have an redish/orangie rusty color taffeta I believe an started making this skirt along with you! Decided to press the seam of the 2 panels and melted it! Iron was definotely too hot lol just cut the seam off and re-sewed it so I lost about 4 inches in circumference. Oh well, at least it was a quick fix! I've been sewing all day so it will have to be finished tomorrow! Thanks for sharing this, it's truly lovely! Share the matching top and I'll make it as well! I am making it for a Christmas skirt!
I have an insane amount of fabric to pleat into a waistband rn so this makes me feel much more confident
That blue is sooo pretty! Must have something in that, too 🤩💙💙💙
Thank you Diana!
Wow this is beautiful! 😍 can’t wait for the ravenclaw video. I’m a ravenclaw. Also. Completely understand there being so many projects and so little time. But I want to see what you make with the happy potter fabric. When you get to it.
Thank you Gia!
I really enjoyed the make. I loved the green skirt you restyled so have been on the hunt for the right taffeta.
when i looked at the Mood site i thought maybe the green was to flat but seeing how the blue looks i am going to order the green.Thanks as always for inspiring me to tackle new projects.
Thank you! I want to try other colors of the fabric in the future
Bianca you’re incredible, oh my lord I love everything you do. This skirt is stunning 🥰
Although I have to admit when your machine goes over the pins my teeth grate 😂 How do you ensure that they don’t break the needles?! Teach me!
Thank you! But I'm afraid the pin thing is pure magic, I can't account for not hitting them?! I will hit them super rarely, so I know it CAN happen, it's just so rare for me that I don't consider it a real risk. Like, sure a pin could break, or a hurricane could come through my studio, seems to be the same odds ;)
Given me great ideas to add to my ever-growing list. A beautiful skirt and top. You look gorgeous. Really looking forward to the Ravenclaw Lookbook.
Thank you Lynne!
This color is beautiful on you! And i love the matching top you made ❤ super cute!
OMG, I love the commentary. MORE PLEASE!!!
Ha thank you Amy!
Yes, OG Harry Potter website. She had a cup of tea on her desk as I recall.
Having struggled with zippers before I think your method seems easy-ish and also gives a good "invisible zipper" vibe. I can't wait to try it! Thank you! (ooo. HP licensed potions fabric. I love it! I hope you DO get a chance to make something of that!)
(also the whole blue taffeta outfit is super cute. I love the way the skirt turned out, and I agree it might not work with a petticoat - the fullness under might stretch out the pleats in unattractive ways). Looking forward to a taffeta skirt in antique gold (unless you go full on bright yellow, which is also valid, I just thought a darker gold might work just as well) for the 'Puffs.
Thank you! Not gonna lie I have my eye on a really fun yellow one, but it's selling out fast and kinda pricey so it may not happen!
What a stunning outfit the way the light hits that blue wow
Thank you Beverley!
So beautiful, also gorgeous the skirts and jacket at beginning of video. Love it!
Your final look with the peplum top caught my breath! I think this was one of the most satisfying and drool-worthy sewing vids Ive ever seen
Thank you Jennifer!
omg i had forgotten about JK's desk blog. Ahh simpler times. Also this skirt is gorgeous, and I've been looking for something like it to buy. But this looks totally doable for a beginner like myself.
IT's beautiful! Thank you!
Thank you! You can do it I promise, I feel like the hardest bit is figuring out how much to put in each pleat, and those better at math than me can work that out with numbers ;) I just pleat twice until it works!
i think im falling in love with pleats.
as a ravenclaw i can't wait for this look book
Absolutely love the new taffeta outfit tucked and un-tucked... Simply divine!
Thank you!
You're rockin' that pear shape! Love it!!
Years ago, when knit fabrics were not that common in fabric stores, (yeah, I'm old, LOL), I worked in a fabric store. We used a machine that you ran the selvedge through and it measured the fabric for you. When you reached the amount purchased, there was a lever you pressed and it made a little cut. We then tore the fabric. I still tear my woven fabric.
Thank you for showing the sheen of the fabric. I have a few color samples in my cart and wasn't sure about them. Ordering online is a bit tricky.
Hi Bianca!! Wonderful vlog.. Your skirt fabric color is beautiful.. Skirt looks beautifully done & the blue ensemble totally perfect....
💜💜💜🧵🧵🧵
Hand finishing is where it’s at! Thank you so much for sharing with us.
More taffeta! You deserve it! Every time us OG HP fans have to confront the problematic things that JK says we should get to do it in house themed evening wear (if we so desire). Just to prove that fandom is doing just fine without her.
Thank you Charlie! The fandom as a whole rallying and being like "nope" has been encouraging, cause yikes!
@@TheClosetHistorian it's kind of like a class action divorce, isn't it? We, the aggrieved parties, declare our split from the estate of JKR.
wow! This is stunningly beautiful. I love the rich colour and your sewing technique is lovely. Well done.
Thank you Dana!
TH-cam recommended your videos to me and I am glad. Your channel is interesting and creative!
Thank you Tegan!
thank you for sharing this! i was just googling this the other day. i'm thinking about taking on my first sewing project in several years.
Do itttt!
You had me at no pattern needed. 💕 Lovely, thank you for sharing! ☺️
*Spoiler alert* That evening two piece. AMAZING! You look so glamorous ☺️!
Thank you Emily!
Lovely skirt and you look great wearing it, inspiration comes when it comes, and if you have it you must write, how else am I going to get to read your books.
Thank you Lesley!
I have loved taffeta since I was little. I definitely need to make a few of these. Excellent tutorial!
Thank you!
I really love your projects, would you share with us the process of the taffeta top? It would be a great to see you working on it
Thank you! I'm afraid the top video is going on my Patreon this month, I'm sorry about that! It's sort of a combination of this button back blouse th-cam.com/video/ROMqp1j3piA/w-d-xo.html and this kimono sleeve variation th-cam.com/video/Blp_iojX-TY/w-d-xo.html More sewing projects coming up on here soon!
Well done girl! You look great in it! 👍🏻👍🏻
I love taffeta as a fabric. Great skirt. Thankyou
Thank you!
The moment she said,"griffindor....." i just subscribed
Such a beautiful colour doll & I adore the matching peplum top that can make it look like a dress!! Xx
Thank you Jo!
Beautiful!!! Love it with the kimono top.
Thank you!
Loved the vid, felt safe and at home for the jkrolling-critique.
Your videos are mesmerising-in a good way. Love your voice overs. I will get some taffeta, you have convinced me of its properties. Thank you. Great fun too!
Thank you Jennet!
Thanks for showing how you sew a zipper without a zipper foot. I am new to sewing, and i use an antique machine, my selection of feet is limited to strangely frivolous ones.
Yessss, I'm so excited to give this a try! All of these skirts have looked so beautiful!
Thank you! Tifanie!
I learned so much from watching this and you look stunning as always. Thank you!
Thank you!
Such a talented lady. I love this outfit. The colour really suits you 🥰❤️
Thank you!
Another stunning outfit with brilliant instructions.Gorgeous colour.
Thank you Maureen!
That outfit turned out beautiful. Looks gorgeous on you. Love it. Thanks for sharing. Meg
Thank you Meg!
Love love love 💕 the colour!
Absolutely stunning! Love the fabric and color!
Thank you Sharonne!
Beautiful! Gorgeous colour, gorgeous shape and looks amazing on body.
Thank you Tracie!
@@TheClosetHistorian You're welcome Bianca.
Gorgeous! Can’t wait for your lookbooks and I hope you do a vid for that precious top.... you rebel😎🤩
Thank you Melanie!
Wow! Love that blue. 👍👍👍
Thank you Angella!
The fabric is a beautiful colour. Looks great. Thanks Lynne
Thank you Lynne!
I dare you to wear the taffeta skirt to do errands one day. ^_^ Love this skirt and the way you taught how to pleat makes more sense to me than other tutorial I've seen. I'm trying my hand at sewing lately by hand and going in a straight line has proven to be a challenge lol.
Thank you Darcy! Chalk marks to follow perhaps? ;) I can't imagine sewing entire projects by hand like how most clothes through time were made, I'm too impatient!
@@TheClosetHistorian Lord, why did I never think of chalk marks??? Haha!!! Great idea!
So gorgeous! I have a blue pleated skirt and they are a definite hit.
Thank you Claire!
Oh hey I got a whole load of my friends to do the MBTI quiz I sent you and it was sooooo fun