I am here for the Void-Madam. But the apron is lovely too! :D A simple apron was one of the first things I made after I started making myself nice things - can't cook directly in the pretties!
I'm watching this while finishing a walking skirt based on yours from a while ago. Love your new apron and especially love how it transformed at the end! Absolutely brilliant! Give Soot 🐈⬛ a pet from me please 💜
So cool! Love the drawstring at the hem. And Soot may be the least helpful apprentice ever but she makes for a magnificent baby dragon to employ in safekeeping your projects 🐈⬛
J adore ce que vous faites...ces anciens modeles sont si pratiques et ont un charme incroyable. j adore votre calme, votre douceur et votre humour...et " Madame" est juste irresistible..😻 pourquoi les chats viennent ils... toujours s installer sur nos ouvrages??😂😂😂
Many years ago I was making a wedding dress for a friend. I was having problems putting in the zipper. (I've always hated putting zippers in on the sewing machine.) So I decided to put it in by hand. I used a stitch I will call a backhand stitch. I would start the needle pointing to the top of the dress. Then I would put the needle down below the first hole. It sort of made a kinda locking stitch. It wasn't very neat but it kept the zipper in. I probably should have used a tiny hemming stitch. But I had fun doing it.
Ohh the anxiety of cutting fabric, even when there's no lace involved 😅 Once again your work is absolutely stunning, I'm especially a fan of the insertion lace. Maybe I'll dare to cross that bridge myself at some point. I'm off to visit my parents soon and there will be a new baby assistant to meet there, I only hope that we'll have the luck of having a fantastic assistant such as Madam Soot 🥰 Maybe some lessons on how to assist most effectively will be in order before I take my knitting projects out.
So thrilled to have found you channel! My little dog loves to lay on my Lap while I sew, especially in my hanmock recently (because sewing outside is so soothing!). It was nice to see you have a void assistant as I do ❤
I... might have to make myself a fruit picking apron. I usually carry a basket around when I go pick beans and cut chard, but an apron would be so much more convenient, and I wouldn't have to risk kicking it over
As i love my aprons, always on the look-out for an excuse to make another one.... this is a very motivating project to undertake. Thank you again for a wonderful idea! Wishing you all the best from rural France.
Too late now but you could have cut the lace exactly in half and placed it so the gap was in the center front then add an appliqué and /or buttons and hand embroidery to cover the space where the lace didn't meet. Or cut a 10 inch or so piece of the lace and place it in the center front making two smaller spaces on either side and adding embellishments in those spaces. Yes, I am obsessed with embellishing everything!! How did I think up this idea, experience in sewing making do with what I had on hand. No matter how it was done I like the apron and the draw string hem is brilliant!
Your short for this video brought me to your channel. Very enjoyable content! I have never sewn anything in my life but this is so calming and inspiring!
Thank you! If you do get inspired to try, these are pretty easy (plus household items made for utility don’t need to be “perfect” to do their job, and are a pretty low stakes starting point imo 😊).
I always do the thread pull for my linen work.. it snaps constantly but sometimes I get a little over a foot (30.5 cm) worth of clean pull. The front view of the apron looks like a matching skirt or a dress it matches your top so well in that light. Cleaning feels unending, especially with forever shedding pets.
Haha just remembered about pulling thread after I messed up cutting linen yesterday. Very squiggly but luckily my seam allowance can absorb the squiggles.
You always make the most whimsical and magnificent creations. You also use such beautiful fabric, and yarn, and lace. Seriously, that linen thread is gorgeous! (Alas, the only one I've had the displeasure of finding is a tiny overpriced 50 meter spool with the consistency of dental floss.)
Of, that is frustrating. The linen thread I am using is actually meant for weaving (which is why it is on a ridiculously large spool 😅) and has lumps that are less than ideal for sewing. But luckily the beeswax really helps!
@KristineVike I am making my own bunad, all hand sewn and was stuck on making the forkle and without this video i would have been completely lost. thank you!
@@KristineVike I want to, but I'm also conflicted about it. One side goes: ok, so we want something that drapes nicely. Some ruching along the hem. Definitely a pocket, or maybe rather two for balance. Some lace. It'll be really aesthetically pleasing and I'm going to love using it. Let's draw up a pattern. The other side goes: I have that old bedsheet. If I cut a rectangle out of that and add shoelaces for ties, we're good. AuDHD struggles. 🤦🏼♀️
Sorry I couldn’t stand trying to sew knit weave or any fibre crafts with the cat,ours just sheds far too much to have anything clean when finished so she is out of the room and knows better than to sit on my quilts or anything love your beautiful apron
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I don’t know what I would do without my fantastic assistant. 🐈⬛
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Your project manager is great at micro managing 😂
My supurrvisor would approve if I let her see this.
I am here for the Void-Madam. But the apron is lovely too! :D A simple apron was one of the first things I made after I started making myself nice things - can't cook directly in the pretties!
It is such a useful thing!
Yes. Scissor panic is a thing. It isn't the sewing machine that is scary, it's the scissors.
I LOFF the idea of a drawstring in the hem!
Agreed. The sewing machine work I can unpick. But the scissor’s work is forever. 😬
@@KristineVike Piecing may be period. But piecing back the piece you just cut off is just 🤬💩💀
My cat loves sitting on projects full of pins
Oh my goodness, Soot too. I’m always mortified she’ll get hurt and yet she never does. 😶
Mine likes to try an eat them! The little stinker.
I'm watching this while finishing a walking skirt based on yours from a while ago. Love your new apron and especially love how it transformed at the end! Absolutely brilliant! Give Soot 🐈⬛ a pet from me please 💜
Oooh, I hope your skirt turns out marvellously and gives you many happy years of service. 🐈⬛❤️
So cool! Love the drawstring at the hem. And Soot may be the least helpful apprentice ever but she makes for a magnificent baby dragon to employ in safekeeping your projects 🐈⬛
She does do that exceptionally well! 🐉
J adore ce que vous faites...ces anciens modeles sont si pratiques et ont un charme incroyable. j adore votre calme, votre douceur et votre humour...et " Madame" est juste irresistible..😻 pourquoi les chats viennent ils... toujours s installer sur nos ouvrages??😂😂😂
Many years ago I was making a wedding dress for a friend. I was having problems putting in the zipper. (I've always hated putting zippers in on the sewing machine.) So I decided to put it in by hand. I used a stitch I will call a backhand stitch. I would start the needle pointing to the top of the dress. Then I would put the needle down below the first hole. It sort of made a kinda locking stitch. It wasn't very neat but it kept the zipper in. I probably should have used a tiny hemming stitch. But I had fun doing it.
I’m all in support for anything that works, and it sounds like your method did!
Once again ****chef's kiss****
Beautiful cinematography, witty voice over, perfect craftswomanship and intrusive void content 👌
Thank you! This was such a fun one to work on. 😊
@@KristineVike it shows!
Ohh the anxiety of cutting fabric, even when there's no lace involved 😅 Once again your work is absolutely stunning, I'm especially a fan of the insertion lace. Maybe I'll dare to cross that bridge myself at some point.
I'm off to visit my parents soon and there will be a new baby assistant to meet there, I only hope that we'll have the luck of having a fantastic assistant such as Madam Soot 🥰 Maybe some lessons on how to assist most effectively will be in order before I take my knitting projects out.
Oooh, best of luck meeting the baby assistant! I am sure they will be a marvellous, if chaotic, help.
So thrilled to have found you channel! My little dog loves to lay on my Lap while I sew, especially in my hanmock recently (because sewing outside is so soothing!). It was nice to see you have a void assistant as I do ❤
The drawstring definitely is the coolest feature.
I am 100% going to forget I put it in and be delighted each time I rediscover it.
I love this so much. And kitty is the best! Thank you for posting
I... might have to make myself a fruit picking apron. I usually carry a basket around when I go pick beans and cut chard, but an apron would be so much more convenient, and I wouldn't have to risk kicking it over
Can recommend! Plus - hands-free for improved picking speed. 🔥
As i love my aprons, always on the look-out for an excuse to make another one.... this is a very motivating project to undertake. Thank you again for a wonderful idea! Wishing you all the best from rural France.
Aprons are the best! A very worthy pursuit indeed!
Too late now but you could have cut the lace exactly in half and placed it so the gap was in the center front then add an appliqué and /or buttons and hand embroidery to cover the space where the lace didn't meet. Or cut a 10 inch or so piece of the lace and place it in the center front making two smaller spaces on either side and adding embellishments in those spaces. Yes, I am obsessed with embellishing everything!! How did I think up this idea, experience in sewing making do with what I had on hand.
No matter how it was done I like the apron and the draw string hem is brilliant!
My assistant is a terror while I sew. He thinks scissors in action are a toy! He's now a supervisor from the other room!😂
Familiar! I don’t know why scissors are chew toys, but here we are. 😅
Mine thinks the tape measure is a snake or so and must be murdered, no doubt to keep me safe.
My oldest daughter, bless her heart, bought me a pair of scissors with a laser! (It didn't help 😅)
Such a sweet thought, but no, that would not help me one bit either. 😅
Your short for this video brought me to your channel. Very enjoyable content! I have never sewn anything in my life but this is so calming and inspiring!
Thank you! If you do get inspired to try, these are pretty easy (plus household items made for utility don’t need to be “perfect” to do their job, and are a pretty low stakes starting point imo 😊).
Oh yes! New video out in perfect time for my late lunch😍😍
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I always do the thread pull for my linen work.. it snaps constantly but sometimes I get a little over a foot (30.5 cm) worth of clean pull. The front view of the apron looks like a matching skirt or a dress it matches your top so well in that light. Cleaning feels unending, especially with forever shedding pets.
Yeah, the snappage is real, but also so satisfying to get a good, long thread. 😅
Haha just remembered about pulling thread after I messed up cutting linen yesterday. Very squiggly but luckily my seam allowance can absorb the squiggles.
Linen is so very squiggly and slipping around on the worktable. 😐
YOUR SWEET KITTY XD Thank you for sharing this with us, it's so calming to watch you hand sew! I love the drawstring!!!!!!!!!
She is the most adorable menace. 😅❤️
You always make the most whimsical and magnificent creations. You also use such beautiful fabric, and yarn, and lace. Seriously, that linen thread is gorgeous! (Alas, the only one I've had the displeasure of finding is a tiny overpriced 50 meter spool with the consistency of dental floss.)
Of, that is frustrating. The linen thread I am using is actually meant for weaving (which is why it is on a ridiculously large spool 😅) and has lumps that are less than ideal for sewing. But luckily the beeswax really helps!
@KristineVike I am making my own bunad, all hand sewn and was stuck on making the forkle and without this video i would have been completely lost. thank you!
Funnily enough I was cleaning today and wishing I had an apron, and what you made is almost exactly what I pictured. 👀
Do it! I was thinking about frills and layers and whatnot and then just decided against it.
@@KristineVike I want to, but I'm also conflicted about it.
One side goes: ok, so we want something that drapes nicely. Some ruching along the hem. Definitely a pocket, or maybe rather two for balance. Some lace. It'll be really aesthetically pleasing and I'm going to love using it. Let's draw up a pattern.
The other side goes: I have that old bedsheet. If I cut a rectangle out of that and add shoelaces for ties, we're good.
AuDHD struggles. 🤦🏼♀️
Love it! Good floof apron friend! And super cute and useful. I like the lace and drawstring details!
Thank you! It would have been so fun to get a shot of Soot in the pouch, but there was no way she would accept such shenanigans. 😂
@@KristineVike Bwaw that sounds adorable! I'll just have to imagine it!
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Thank you very much for watching them!
👍🙏💪for the apron and ...Your cat is awsome !!! 😉
Beautiful work..👍🏼
Love love love your videos.
Lovely! Can't wait to work on my own, once I complete a T-shirt blanket( not and sewn ).
That sounds lovely!
It's absolutely beautiful!
Sorry I couldn’t stand trying to sew knit weave or any fibre crafts with the cat,ours just sheds far too much to have anything clean when finished so she is out of the room and knows better than to sit on my quilts or anything love your beautiful apron
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Those pin are beautiful. And you Apron, my is half line and striped. One day I can buy a lot of linen and wool. sigh.
That sounds lovely. I have been meaning to look for more patterned things, but somehow I never get around to.
Kristine, could you tell me the brand of the black pin you are using. They look gorgeous and very useful. I would like to get some. Thanks.
They are entomology pins from Merchant and Mills. Very sharp!
@@KristineVike thanks. Very interesting these pins are meant for insects ! I will get some to try.
This project sure needed a lot of feline supervision!
For sure! I would’t be able to do it without her! 😮💨
Looking for the picture of your “sewing machine”.