Very happy to have come across your channel. I've seen many 18th and 19th century clothing channels but little for the 1920s-1960s which is my favourite era so this is great. Yes, I would love to see sewing tips from 1944 :)
I hadn’t seen the method you used for making the bias binding before, and I’m definitely going to use it going forward! I’d been doing the “fold in half and iron, fold one side into the center and iron, then the other side” method, and yours is so much quicker looking! Thank you!
I've been watching too many 1800s sewing projects 😂 when I first saw your machine I thought "That's high tech". I haven't seen The Notebook so the only outfit I've seen is that dress and I had literally no idea the movie was supposed to be set in the 40s! So I wholeheartedly agree with your opinion on the costumes despite knowing nothing about the movie lol.
Some costumes in period movies are "modernized" somewhat to make it easier for a modern audience to relate to the characters & the story line more easily (& to make it easier to market "knockoff fashion"). I love how you restored the dress design to its original 1940's charm.
I love this!! I am so very happy i found your channel and I subscribed! I actually found your video by googling,looking for a replica of this dress Never thought of making it historically accurate lol 😂 why? Idk But now Im tempted to try it but I wonder if it can be made as separates? To keep the top but be able to switch between 40s skirt and more of that pencil skirt shape from the movie lol Have best of both worlds lol Also…would you ever make a video explaining sewing instructions on vintage sewing patterns? Unless you already have one I always find them sooo confusing and stressful, I usually give up on those projects
What is that iron you use. I just found your channel. And also are you in the US. Love, love the info you share. And I love the 50’s and 60’s styles. The Jackie Kennedy vibe. ❤
Out of curiosity how come you decided not to trim the sleeves with a patterned fabric similar to the movie version? Just found your channel and I am loving your content 😁
Very happy to have come across your channel. I've seen many 18th and 19th century clothing channels but little for the 1920s-1960s which is my favourite era so this is great. Yes, I would love to see sewing tips from 1944 :)
Hi Conor, thank you for your kind words and affirmation about my niche here on TH-cam! I am excited for all of the upcoming reconstructions 🙂
I am also happy that I cross on this channel. ;)
The 40s are my absolute favourites!
I hadn’t seen the method you used for making the bias binding before, and I’m definitely going to use it going forward! I’d been doing the “fold in half and iron, fold one side into the center and iron, then the other side” method, and yours is so much quicker looking! Thank you!
I never looked up how you’re supposed to do it, I just know what the premade stuff looks like and try to copy it lol thankfully it works pretty well!
I've been watching too many 1800s sewing projects 😂 when I first saw your machine I thought "That's high tech".
I haven't seen The Notebook so the only outfit I've seen is that dress and I had literally no idea the movie was supposed to be set in the 40s! So I wholeheartedly agree with your opinion on the costumes despite knowing nothing about the movie lol.
yes very high tech ..for 1957 haha.
Beautiful!! Looks better than the dress in the movie. TFS
It’s so much better than the one in the movie. I love it ❤
Your channel has been such a great find!! Loving what I've seen so far, and your machine is so pretty! 😍
Thank you so much ❤️
Please make more videos like this! 🙏🙏🙏
It's so beautiful! So, glad I found your channel!!
Thank you Ginger ❤️
Some costumes in period movies are "modernized" somewhat to make it easier for a modern audience to relate to the characters & the story line more easily (& to make it easier to market "knockoff fashion"). I love how you restored the dress design to its original 1940's charm.
Side Note - I've found ebay to be an excellent source for vintage buckles.
Great channel I’m a new subscriber. I glad you have a channel doing vintage clothes. 🙂
You make it look so easy! My problem is that i can’t pin fit myselfX, i’m too wide 😂 and my husband is a terrible assistant 😅
Love your dress. Thanks so much for sharing. God bless.
Thank you Rie for your sweet words, many blessings.
I love this!! I am so very happy i found your channel and I subscribed!
I actually found your video by googling,looking for a replica of this dress
Never thought of making it historically accurate lol 😂 why? Idk
But now Im tempted to try it but I wonder if it can be made as separates?
To keep the top but be able to switch between 40s skirt and more of that pencil skirt shape from the movie lol
Have best of both worlds lol
Also…would you ever make a video explaining sewing instructions on vintage sewing patterns?
Unless you already have one
I always find them sooo confusing and stressful, I usually give up on those projects
Lindíssimo, Parabéns 🥰
Obrigada por compartilhar!
Beautiful
Beautiful dress!
Thank you 😊
What is that iron you use. I just found your channel. And also are you in the US. Love, love the info you share. And I love the 50’s and 60’s styles. The Jackie Kennedy vibe. ❤
Great video!
Thank you ☺️
Beautiful dress
Thanks Bree ☺️
❤❤👏👏
Nice video
Out of curiosity how come you decided not to trim the sleeves with a patterned fabric similar to the movie version? Just found your channel and I am loving your content 😁
I looked for a similar fabric and I couldn’t find anything, but I thought about it!
Amazing dress! Is there any way I could find that pattern number?
Composting scraps?? Never heard of that… scraps for me equal quilts, totes and other crafty projects! ❤
As long as the fabric is natural fiber ☺️
Where do you get your fabrics?
Great dress! What is your sewing machine brand? Its beautiful
Morse! And I absolutely love it, highly recommend
@@CarolineElizabethMartin hope to see one someday!