Dress in a day: 1830s day dress
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- a second go at the 1 day make challenge set up by Kirilee Cosplay ( / @kirileecosplay )
This time it is a 1830 dress - a bit longer video since i kept stopping and talking about what i am doing...
do let me know if you prefer the format with more explanations or just simple, relaxing time lapse with just little talk!
Credits
costume and presentation:
www.priorattire.co.uk
photography:
www.timelightphotographic.com
shoes:
www.americanduchess.com
hat:
www.farthingalehistoricalhats.com
music:
Beethoven- 5th and 9th Symphonies
and Fur Elise - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I would love to see your closet. It must be magnificent.
It must be enormous.
Why’s everyone hating on the colors! They’re so 1830s and something about a dress with so bold of a pattern with that crazy silhouette is super cool!
Well, she did say it was, "a bit of an eyesore". But I'm sure it was appropriate for the 1830s - shudder.😁
Honestly, can you get anymore Hufflepuff? 😁💛🖤🦡
Your skills are amazing. My mother didn't sew and I never took home ec in school. However in my 40's I decided I wanted to learn. I took a few sewing classes and actually made a scub top (I'm a nurse.) But even with that simple pattern it was hard to get things just right. To watch you cut out and sew this complicated garment in a few hours is unbelievable. I am extremely impressed.
When you know the skills and techniques you need for a garment you can see them in your mind and are able to do it like second nature like I’ve been sewing since I was 8 and I’ll be 21 this year so you just have it stored away in your brain it does come with time tho
priorattire makes video
Music in the beginning of the video
Me: OH she ain't kidding around
ha! i had the same reaction!
Well, that must lift everybody's mood: seeing you skipping through a field filled with poppies, in a beautiful finished 1830 Day Dress to the sound of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy". Thank you so much for sharing your work with us on TH-cam.
Truly, a piece of art as well as a look at fashion history. What you do is totally amazing! Love your channel.
I am deeply impressed by how efficiently you work......if this was me I’d still be cutting three days in lol. Goes to show how good you get when you do this stuff every day, day in day out, getting lots of practice.
I used to make the 1836 dresses at Conner Prairie Living History Museum in central Indiana and I loved making them. A lot of the dresses had to be hand sewn - at least anywhere where the stitches or seams showed. None in silk, though. Also, I made a corded petticoat - all hand sewed - that took me over 25 hours just to sew the cords in. I was a volunteer and I loved it!! I did make one 1870's dress for the school teacher on a different area of Conner Prairie, too. At least that one could be machine sewed. Thank you for showing this. It brought back lots of great memories.
I used to live in Indiana and went there for school field trips! XD
I love the more extended explanation format. Anytime someone explains their technique or why they are doing something a specific way automatically makes me like the video more! ❤️❤️
Honestly this is insane! You did that in six hours??? I have so much admiration for you! It’s astounding really! Lol 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Brava!
Oooh yes a 30-minute video from this channel? Time to relax and get watching.
Nice plaid elements placement. It's nice to hear your thought process as you go.
Beethoven is always a good choice for background music !
Fantastic skill and speed. Hate this yellow but typical of garish silk of that period. Very impressive work.
if it had been an equally loud but pink plaid, i'd have gone onto the website and clicked "buy" before even finishing watching the video! :}
That dress would have taken me weeks to make! Envy your skills!!
When I think of all the tears I shed when sewing, you make it looks so effortless!
practice, lots of practice
This video was perfect for this mornings coffee sipping and cat cuddling hour!
After a long week of coordinating relatives for a Covid-19 safe outdoor memorial service, and providing food, and trying to keep people happy, I am SO tired.
Watching this video felt like spending much needed chill time with a friend.
Thank you madam for a wonderful morning ❤️
I love the dress, but I love the field with poppies even more.
This dress is just so 1830's in all the ways it should be! Your talent is amazing, I am in awe of your sewing skills. Thanks for sharing this video.
Hi..I really enjoyed this video..I enjoyed watching you work and seeing what goes into making a dress..we get to see a day in your life as well..I'd like to see more of these from you..it's nice to see how you organize your day and stop to take care of yourself too..as an aspiring seamstress I learn from you..I like to see different prints and colors as florals are not always easy to find..I've become a great fan of your work and I like your smiling eyes 😊
You are not only an amazing talent, you are quite gifted at making what you do look easy.
Thank you for sharing your work. I love watching each and every one of the video's you make.
Just the thought of matching all of that plaid was enough to give me a headache. How do you do it? Lovely dress.
I know some sewing stuff but just to think how much I could learn if I was just in the studio to watch a dress in a day... or any day really.
also...
I don't quilt, but MAN such quality scraps would be gold.
honestly, the opening bars of the music made me giggle ... you are such a joy!
What a treat to watch you at work, such nimble fingers and your vision to what the finished product will look like leaves me speechless (well, I'm a Southern girl from the states and we are never really speechless lol). You brought the pattern together beautifully, coordinating the blocks and the color scheme, it's just too amazing to see it all come together....and in such short a time! Enjoyed it very much....and I can't sew a stitch myself haha.
I continue to be in AWE of not only your Skill Levels but in how you 'teach' as you go! Just so silly and typical of the 30's! Love it :)
It’s amazing what you can accomplish in such a short period! Beautiful!
This was wonderful to watch and the dress turned out so lovely. I swear I've seen that exact fabric on a french painting of a picnic but for the life of me I can't find it. Thank you for the beautiful video.
I've never thought of doing some exercises in between. Perhaps I simply love the extreme pain in my neck and back after hours of bad posture sewing, hehe. I think I might try it.
This fabric is sooooo beautiful! And I love the sound of it.
Yesss, very ASMR-esque 💙
I love your work. Thank you for posting.
That skirt is to die for! Having the dark color on top. By the way, I was exhausted watching this. Ha Ha! Your face and voice are very soothing. Thank you for posting!
The ''it's about 11 o'clock'' part plays twice in a row and the caption lags because of it, but otherwise it's an amazing video and the dress turned out great!!
Outrageously loud pattern--victorians would love it!
Thank you so much for the Beethoven, truly, as he is my favorite composer.
Absolutely beautiful. I loved watching you make it. Thank you for sharing!
So lovely - the 1830s is such a charming silhouette and looks so much fun to wear. Love the fabric and everything about the dress!
I'm so glad you posted this with the sound fixed! Thank you.
Izabela: makes a full-on historical costume in 1 day
Me: struggleds a week with a simple pinafore dress
Y'all: actually know what you are doing
Me: *has never actually cut or sewn other than minor stuffed animal repairs* haha scissors go brrrrr
Your accent, your voice, your beauty, your craftsmanship, your passion! I am a fashion stylist and you just inspired me to take sewing lessons because I want to create as beautiful dresses as yours 😍
The dress turned out beautiful and I love the colors.
Oh to have the luxury of a whole day just for sewing!!! 😭 That dress is magnificent!!! 😍
This is my job- not luxury ;-)))
@@priorattire And you do it sew well! 😍 (Seriously, your stuff is amazing) As a stay at home mom it took me a week to finish one pocket. 🤣 I wouldn't give it up for the world but, I do get jealous occasionally when I see people who can spend all day on one thing, even if it is how you earn your living.🙂
@@priorattire i think this lady is your tween th-cam.com/channels/t9bKYGnSAoUbJ6ZVpoiiXA.html
I’m a stay-at-home mom, too and I make historical dresses. It gets better with time, as they grow. Plus it’s a matter of organization, and setting priorities as well as deadlines.
I love how you work the plaid. I always avoid plaid because it needs to be matched!
In my old age I find that quilting is more enjoyable than garment sewing.
I absolutely love your channel, and you are a fabulous seamstress!♥️👍😎
So glad you included Ode to Joy!
What a beautiful piece of work!! Isabella, you amaze me every time you put up a new video. These one day makes are astonishing to me! I only just started teaching myself to sew a few months ago and right now it seems like I’ll never be this good! Practice makes perfect though 🤞💕
As always, I am so amazed that you can make a dress like this in one day. It is gorgeous.
Come for the historical costuming inspiration, stay for the classical music selection! 😻
Love the fabric of this dress. I never thought you’d be able to get all of those stripes to match!!! Bravo!!!
I am so fascinated at how talented dressmakers can make these things so fast! It takes me a month or more!
You have such talent; you are a true artist. The video was quite enjoyable to watch. Following you create was a joy, thank you!
Thought I'd let you know the the 12 o'clock check in clip was repeated after sewing the bodice together, and it messed up the subtitles too.
What a beautiful dress! I could hear every rustle the fabric made, which made me want to play dress up! You can accomplish much more than the average person with just six hours in a sewing room!
Down to 25 years sewing experience, I thing else:-)
Love this! The sound of the rustling fabric is so relaxing! Love to see the process of making the dress!
This is so eye opening to how many hours of work go into a historical garment. Love the behind the scenes look into your sewing room and preparation involved.
Choosing period fabric is daunting to me! Love the dress. Thank you for sharing the adventure.
I did a dress in a day today. But it was only a doll dress, and it wound up too short. Having a pattern would probably have helped. lol
I love the print on this. So beautiful and loud.
Wonderful Work!❤ als always!
Did anyone else really enjoy the sound of the silk? Soo good😌❤
Yes! It was a lovely sound, I just cant quite work out why
Swish swish just love it 😍
helent5114 Welcome to ASMR ☺️
The plaid in the field of poppies... how like a painting
That yellow plaid...it made me think of “Cher” from “Clueless.” That was the first thing that came to mind. 😂
OMG!!! As someone returning to a sewing machine since I was in school, you are so inspirational! I want to attempt this with buffalo check with the red and black.
We (quilt guild) collect the bitty bits to stuff dog beds for a local rescue.
It was said the rustling of silk would stir men's senses. Yes, as you worked with the silk, the sound of it was very captivating.
if it isn't an eyesore, is it really an 1830s dress?
The 1830s, basically the 80s of the 19th century
😂🤣😍
@@dianacanzi313 thats what my sister calls it
that was wonderful, i used to sew but made a solid decision that i am much more gifted oil painter than a seamstress.and i have cupboards of material to make more quilts but ... I hate sewing , mostly all the tearing out I have to make. if you can understand me. I had to lhave each stitch just perfect, and that took all the joy out of it
You accidentally put in the little piece where you talk about what you do with the scraps twice :) ~5:40 - 7:13
Wow! You are an incredible artist! It was a great joy to watch you work!
so gorgeous. that belt buckle!! i love it.
I am in awe watching this beautiful gown appear like magic, at 1.13am 😊. Thank you, you are a very talented lady 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Love how the pleats worked in the skirt.
Thank you for the June colors!
Gorgeous dress. I've not been much of a seamstress ever, but I love the history of costume and the fascinating mechanics of piecing it all together. Love it!
despite my wardrobe being mostly black and grey I have an utter soft spot for eye seeringly bright checks!
That was really something!!! It's charming. Love the dress in play. 💕
I enjoyed the video, but I felt I was missing something in the soundtrack. I realized it was the cursing from my partner when she does some sewing.
It’s so motivating to see you just get shit done. Like not procrastination, not going into a pit of despair for not doing something right or not understanding something. Just do what needs to be done and if it needs to be redone-then it was a learning experience. Thank you😘
You answered my question about the fabric scraps while I was typing it lol - My temptation would be to hoard those scraps
you far from on your own with the hoarding. both an old girlfriend and my mum had boxes of scraps and ends balls of wool from dressmaking and knitting. it seems to be a thing like us guys saving bits of wood and spare screws from doing DIY jobs. :)
Absolutnie wspaniałe! Ma Pani ogromny dar, poza tym fotogeniczność i duże poczucie humoru:) Pozdrawiam w niełatwym czasie pandemii, dużo zdrowia.
Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing! Also a bit of a relief to see even pros doing that "I had to do that part 3 times..." :D
‘The master has failed more times than the apprentice has ever tried.’
I love all the explanations 💚
How absolutly stunning!!! also really enjoyed the explanations could even have done with even more. So exciting to see the construction! Lots of love!
lovely! at first, i thought the plaid had a bit too much contrast, but when i saw what you did with the pleating, i thought it turned our really pretty!
Nice compliment to the poppies.
Wow--love to watch people work!!😊vry nice
you inspire me to want to make historical style clothes just for the fun of it! I am not experienced even with making modern clothes, or even altering them, so it will be a white before I can try it out.
You really do work hard despite the fast motion forward. So much done in an hour!
Great job Izabella!
wow i love the effect the pleating arrangement has, beautiful flowers too :)
I am in love with that fabric! If only i had the patience to match my seams, i wouldn't have such a problem using check fabrics haha
I can hear about three different accents when you speak, it’s so fascinating . Thank you for uploading
That is an amazing matching job!!
Love, love, love the fabric...reminds me of the 1980s.
Applause Applause Applause and it passes the all important twirl test
Love the yellow and blue!
Excellent, I feel so happy to see there are still some of us that care for that era. And the music choice great as well, because it was the fashionable music those days. May I suggest for future dresses from the same period (1830's) to play some Schubert's pieces?
Every week your video make the lovelyest distraction.
Magnificent. I love these videos. The dress is perfection
Amazing you decided to use your fabrics natural pattern to help create the pleats. Beautiful collection/pattern fabric choice. Very within period and bold! Enjoy watching your creative process. Do more sewing and construction video's!
You are a woman after my own heart - I hate maths too! Would always rather fold and adjust than do sums 🤷🏼♀️🥰
I love the fabric you’re using!!! Excellent work!!!
I love your choice of music. Made me smile and brought back lovely family memories. That choice of silk is stunning.
Amazing how you could do this such quick and it's looking so beautiful! Love this landscape too! Warm greetings :o)))
I really liked learning what happens to the scrapes! Have you ever done a video, where you try to use up an entire bolt of cloth before? Every scrap?
Absolutely beautiful ! Good work ! You are soooo fast