After a horrible day this was a nice video to come to, your enthusiasm over your creation is adorable and I think well deserved, it looks beautiful, well done Loepsy.
Now you just need to add some cute patch pockets to the front so you can carry all your important items while you do your important cow milking chores. :D
Lucy, it is so great seeing your excitement and skill grow with each sewing project you do!!! Also, I don't know how tricky it is for others when it comes to gathers in french seams, but one thing I do is sew the seam regularly, leave the gathering thread in and fold in the raw edges than topstitch at the edge to encase them. It's kind of like a fake french hem and I think it just helps keep the gathering in the right place.
Hi I have a little question. This is my first time with gathers and ruffles. She said the width of the skirt should be the size of the waist and a half to be able to gather, so is the bottom part two times the size of the waist?
I love how excited you are at the end about your apron, you're so cute haha! You inspired me to start sewing and now I want an apron for myself even though I don't have any dress to wear it with x) If you want to change the straps maybe you could sew them inside the waistband for a neater finish, that's what I did when I made a pinafore dress, with buttons on top it could look great :)
Lucy, you look like a cottagecore queen with this apron, it's so beautiful! Now apron is on my list of things to do, because the only one I have is 20 something years old and I have it since childhood, time for a new one ;) Thank you for encouraging video ;)
I prefer French seams for most things, but for things like the ruffle on the bottom of your apron, I would have used binding. I use the French seams for all structural seams. I've made both a shirt with a ruffled peplum and a dress where I used self made binding tape to cover the raw edges of the gathered parts because I didn't want to loose length with a FS. Yeah, I'm partial to completely finished insides and I do all my sewing by hand, so no serger here either.
So great! this is exactly the project I started the other day and got stuck because I don't understand well patterns yet. But you gave me courage to go back to it! :D
Thank you! I was able to finish my apron which I started moons ago! I got stuck but your instructions helped me to finally finish it! Yours turned beautiful!
I'm glad you finally discovered French Seams! I also don't have a serger (and am sick and tired of serged edges on RTW garments unraveling, so refuse would refuse to use it anyway), resulting in me putting french seams on EVERYTHING. Even things which arguably don't need it. On my most recent project I used it on pockets, and it created too much bulk and limited the amount of space in said pockets. In hindsight I should've used flat-felled seams if I wanted a strong & sturdy finish with less bulk.
Wow, this is exactly what I wanted to take up as my next project, have you read my mind ? Love the final result 😍 I will recreate your design for sure, I love it 😊 ❤️
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Look at you with your french seam ruffles and perfect finishes! You've come so far in such a short amount of time! Congrats on another wonderful project :) you've definitely got me on the linen train - I keep browsing it online but don't quite have a project for it yet
my heart swelled a bit seeing that you sew on an old model machine. the only machine i've ever used is the one i inherited from my grandmother. she bought it in 1962 after saving for months to buy it, and it's still in use almost 60 years later.
Got here because of Brad Mondo and immediately fell in love with your channel! Binge watching your videos, still wondering why you don't have million subscribers!!! Ugh!!
(When you followed vintage hairstyle tutorial, and you nailed it more than Brad hahaha) Now I watch you more than him. I wish many people will get to know your channel!
omg I adore the pink dress you are wearing with the finished apron! I just scrolled back through your channel to see if you sewed it and I can't spot a video can anyone please let me know where it is from?
Could you write me what measures you used in writing? I speak Portuguese and it is a little difficult to understand the English language. I really liked the video and I want to make the apron.
8:25 I tried making an apron like this without a pattern as my first sewing project, and I was so confused about how to attach the bib+waistband+skirt! This makes it a lot clearer. Now I'm curious how you might have done it if the waistband went all the way around the front.
I made something like this recently with the waistband all the way round, I had front and back waistband pieces which I sewed right sides together with the straps and bib sandwiched between the pieces. Then I folded the front waistband piece down and attached the skirt, right sides together. Finally pressed the back waistband down with a small hem and stitched in the ditch :)
@@Loepsie ooh no wonder! It goes well with the apron lucy. I hope youd sew one in the future!!! I like to follow your tutorials because they are easy to follow and understandable♥
Firstly, I love the lace top you're wearing in this video! Secondly, my sewing machine AND serger are being serviced right now, this video makes me wish I had them right now!! XD I've been meaning to make an apron for a long time. My hesitation is that I have to do everything "right" ( I have a degree in apparel design, and over 10 years sewing experience) and struggle with just winging it! The result is SOOOOO cute!! ^_^
This is so pretty! Definitely gives me confidence that I could make my own linen apron, I bet it would also look pretty with some embroidery on the bodice as well
The details, such as finishings and where/how you attach straps and the waistband has gotten much better! It looks very clean! I love those aprons too they are so cute!!
After a horrible day this was a nice video to come to, your enthusiasm over your creation is adorable and I think well deserved, it looks beautiful, well done Loepsy.
The sewing music is such an adequate selection for this particular piece😁
Which song is it?
Now you just need to add some cute patch pockets to the front so you can carry all your important items while you do your important cow milking chores. :D
Lucy, it is so great seeing your excitement and skill grow with each sewing project you do!!! Also, I don't know how tricky it is for others when it comes to gathers in french seams, but one thing I do is sew the seam regularly, leave the gathering thread in and fold in the raw edges than topstitch at the edge to encase them. It's kind of like a fake french hem and I think it just helps keep the gathering in the right place.
Hi I have a little question. This is my first time with gathers and ruffles. She said the width of the skirt should be the size of the waist and a half to be able to gather, so is the bottom part two times the size of the waist?
I love how excited you are at the end about your apron, you're so cute haha! You inspired me to start sewing and now I want an apron for myself even though I don't have any dress to wear it with x)
If you want to change the straps maybe you could sew them inside the waistband for a neater finish, that's what I did when I made a pinafore dress, with buttons on top it could look great :)
We have the same first name!!!
I was just looking for a tutorial on this! It must be destiny, I'm totally making it!
NiniHallow me too! 🤣
I love it when that happens 💕💕 I was looking for a tutorial for a Victorian bodice and the. I was blessed with tutorials from someone on insta 💕💕
ME TOO
Me too! So excited about this 😍
Lucy, you look like a cottagecore queen with this apron, it's so beautiful! Now apron is on my list of things to do, because the only one I have is 20 something years old and I have it since childhood, time for a new one ;) Thank you for encouraging video ;)
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I prefer French seams for most things, but for things like the ruffle on the bottom of your apron, I would have used binding. I use the French seams for all structural seams. I've made both a shirt with a ruffled peplum and a dress where I used self made binding tape to cover the raw edges of the gathered parts because I didn't want to loose length with a FS. Yeah, I'm partial to completely finished insides and I do all my sewing by hand, so no serger here either.
I was hoping you would start singing about this provincial life. That Belle cosplay potential.
So great! this is exactly the project I started the other day and got stuck because I don't understand well patterns yet. But you gave me courage to go back to it! :D
I love how you are so proud of yourself and the thing you created ! Please never change that ❤
Omg I am in love with that pink dress!! That dress and the apron are perfect together.
Thank you! I was able to finish my apron which I started moons ago! I got stuck but your instructions helped me to finally finish it! Yours turned beautiful!
im so happy to see how happy you are with the end result. it's heartwarming 🤗
Excellent presentation with details and without rushing. I agree that the finished apron looked very nice too.
I love this. I think I’m going to make myself one.
I'm glad you finally discovered French Seams! I also don't have a serger (and am sick and tired of serged edges on RTW garments unraveling, so refuse would refuse to use it anyway), resulting in me putting french seams on EVERYTHING. Even things which arguably don't need it. On my most recent project I used it on pockets, and it created too much bulk and limited the amount of space in said pockets. In hindsight I should've used flat-felled seams if I wanted a strong & sturdy finish with less bulk.
Well done it looks so lovely and I love the back and the dark brown buttons are actually a good contrasting colour.
Geweldig dit! Ik ga het onmiddellijk maken!!!! Wat een prachtig schort. EN DIE JURK OP HET EINDE!!!!
I lovvvvvve it!!!! Please make more sewing tutorials for us beginners ♥️♥️♥️.. ah i love the way it turned out!!
Literally watching this while making a linen apron!
I love it AND the big buttons!!
What a beautiful apron ❤
Your outfit is gorgeous!!!! Love your love shirt 😍
I have been wanting an apron, and boom, Lucy made a video about it- THE TIMING
Quarantine made me bake more, I guess sewing is next
That’s so pretty! And the dress you were wearing at the start of the video is lovely.
the end result turned out so beautiful!
Wow, this is exactly what I wanted to take up as my next project, have you read my mind ? Love the final result 😍 I will recreate your design for sure, I love it 😊 ❤️
Omg it came out so friggin cute!
This is totally adorable
I definitely want to make a cute apron! I totally get Ghibli or Anne vibes!
This is gorgeous!! I want to make one now!
Look at my Queen, nailing the french seam from the first try, a french seam with a ruffle no less!
Litaaaaaaaaa lit litaaaaa ...Haiii I’m a girl and I produce music would love your support and subscription, I’m going to wait until I get 1,000 followers before I release my next track! Let me know what you think friend! I’m on a mission here please!!! Dideeee let’s goooo
Getting major Belle vibes 😍👏👏👏
an apron without pockets?
This looks great, I love the linen apron I made.
Look at you with your french seam ruffles and perfect finishes! You've come so far in such a short amount of time! Congrats on another wonderful project :) you've definitely got me on the linen train - I keep browsing it online but don't quite have a project for it yet
This. Is. ADORABLE! Thanks for sharing the process :)
This is so cute and flattering! Love it!
Thank you for this video! I'm making an Alice (in Wonderland) costume for a convention in november and this was super helpful and inspiring :D
This turned out so pretty! I absolutely love your sewing videos 💕
It looks gorgeous on you! Makes me want to make it too.
Loved the tutorial 😊😊thank you 😍❤️❤️
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Omg!!! I have that dress but in red! ❤️ it looks fantastic on you! 🤗💚
i love the dress shes wearing
YOU LOOK SO CUTE IN THAT OUTFIT! It turned out very pretty and it really suits you. You look like a Disney princess, I am so jealous hahahahah
Your apron looks so lovely!
my heart swelled a bit seeing that you sew on an old model machine. the only machine i've ever used is the one i inherited from my grandmother. she bought it in 1962 after saving for months to buy it, and it's still in use almost 60 years later.
It looks great! You did a really great job. Thanks for the upload.
It's so CUTE! I have the same color big scrap fabric, I hope it's big enough for something similar. 😍
Got here because of Brad Mondo and immediately fell in love with your channel! Binge watching your videos, still wondering why you don't have million subscribers!!! Ugh!!
(When you followed vintage hairstyle tutorial, and you nailed it more than Brad hahaha) Now I watch you more than him. I wish many people will get to know your channel!
OMG I adore it too. I need to make one!!
I am definitely making this! However I'm kind of confused as to how you attached the front to the skirt?
It turned out so cute!
It looks so good on you!
I've been wanting to make an apron dress for a while now but wasn't sure if i would actually ever wear it... i'm definitely making one now :D
Love your work ❤❤😊
Arhhhh well done 😍😍
I love the way you made it work with your limited fabric 😘
loved the music
It's beautiful!
I love this! It looks beautiful on you. I’d like to make it, what is the width/length of the waistband? Thanks
Adorable! Subscribed
so lovely!!!! thanks for the video’
omg I adore the pink dress you are wearing with the finished apron! I just scrolled back through your channel to see if you sewed it and I can't spot a video
can anyone please let me know where it is from?
It's from Son de Flor :)
@@Loepsie Thaaaaaank you!
So cute 💕 you need petticoats now!
Could you write me what measures you used in writing? I speak Portuguese and it is a little difficult to understand the English language. I really liked the video and I want to make the apron.
Great job, you look lovely!
i believe the piece at the top is called the bib.
Cottagecore pinafore!
So you make the ruffle at the bottom longer then the skirt? So that when you attach it's the same length?
does somebody know where i can buy something like this cutie? I don’t have a sewing machine :(((( it turned out really pretty i love it
Ommgggg I love thissssss!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍
8:25 I tried making an apron like this without a pattern as my first sewing project, and I was so confused about how to attach the bib+waistband+skirt! This makes it a lot clearer. Now I'm curious how you might have done it if the waistband went all the way around the front.
I made something like this recently with the waistband all the way round, I had front and back waistband pieces which I sewed right sides together with the straps and bib sandwiched between the pieces. Then I folded the front waistband piece down and attached the skirt, right sides together. Finally pressed the back waistband down with a small hem and stitched in the ditch :)
Very Nice!
Hai lucy! I so much love your tutorials and vids. By the way I love the dress!!! Did u sew it? Is there a tutorial for that? Thanks!
Thank you! This dress is from Son de Flor, it's my favourite 😄
@@Loepsie ooh no wonder! It goes well with the apron lucy. I hope youd sew one in the future!!! I like to follow your tutorials because they are easy to follow and understandable♥
I just made an apron for my viking festivals!
Cute !
*I'm just laughing off the idea of how cute granny she'd be
🤣🤣🤣
Amazing 👌👌
I hate how bulky French seams are, but I get the appeal otherwise. I LIVE that we’re bringing aprons back!
Thanks.
Amei parabéns
I love the look of white apons but dont they stain from fat when cooking ?
Nahh I have an old cotton one for cooking, this apron is for ~fashion~ 😜
Dawn dish soap gets most stains out!
Wish there was a pattern!
Please tell me the fabric of this dress
I have a machine like yours! And its giving me nightmares im struggling to clean out the fuzz inside
Yay!!! ^^" 🧡🧡🧡👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌈🌈🌈🌼🌼🌼🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
I would frolic about and pretend I'm Anne of Green Gables.
Yaaaassss big Anne of green gables vibes!! I love the aesthetic! I even have a pinterest board of it!!
Thank you for the idea!
Just what I was thinking! ❤️
Or Belle from Beauty and the beast. Just needs a blue dress.
YES! If she was in this decade, she would be cottagecore
I’m making a quilt with my mom. I told her we should make aprons to wear while sewing to keep the threads and dust off our clothes.
The buttons aren't too big honestly. The apron is adorable AF
I very much agree--except the f word isn't adorable, being profanity! Comparing like with like would make more sense. :)
Who else thinks shes so genuine and sweet 🥺❤️
It looks so good with the pink dress😍
Firstly, I love the lace top you're wearing in this video!
Secondly, my sewing machine AND serger are being serviced right now, this video makes me wish I had them right now!! XD I've been meaning to make an apron for a long time. My hesitation is that I have to do everything "right" ( I have a degree in apparel design, and over 10 years sewing experience) and struggle with just winging it!
The result is SOOOOO cute!! ^_^
Aw, I love how this turned out♥️ you should get a body mannequin bust thingy to help you with your future projects 🥰
Yep, hoping to get one soon but I need to make room for it SOMEWHERE in this tiny apartment 😂
This is so pretty! Definitely gives me confidence that I could make my own linen apron, I bet it would also look pretty with some embroidery on the bodice as well
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I just got one of these and I literally cannot stop wearing it, they are so cute!
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Oh my goodness that is SO cute!! I wish I could sew, if I could, I would make an apron just like yours.
Tina Knowlton, an apron is a traditional first project!
In the US bodice part of the apron is called the “bib”. Fun project!
Oaa, I HAVE some linen left *.* perfect timing for this lovely video!! Thank you, I love your style :)
The details, such as finishings and where/how you attach straps and the waistband has gotten much better! It looks very clean! I love those aprons too they are so cute!!