Becoming a Knight Part Two: The Undershirt

[@smokesandalloy9487]

You sound so dignified yet look so young. This is excellent work and quite interesting.

[@cherylstraub5970]

actually from what I have seen, most of the ladies of the house made the undershirt. Even noble women and their handmaidens did this job.

[@elisabethm9655]

Lovely!

[@jamesbedwell8793]

These videos are very relaxing

[@hugobanneret7702]

Glad you like them!

[@relivinghistory710]

An interesting video. You're kit is coming along nicely.
I make authentic clothing myself, so i know how much time and effort you're putting in.

[@FightinFubijar]

I appreciate the documentation/artwork displayed. Good for historical context.

[@hugobanneret7702]

Thanks very much- I think it's important to find evidence for items used in reenactment and such

[@vickiekostecki]

I'm loving your channel. Good luck with the gambeson - quilting is the absolute definition of time consuming.

[@nicolasinclair6739]

Love to see how the stitching has come on!! Fantastic context.

[@jthomasbrown1959]

Great job! Looking forward to the continued journey!

[@PopulaUrbanum]

Well done keep up the great work. Your sewing is improving by leaps and bounds. A bleached thinner linen thread might get you a nicer result.

[@hugobanneret7702]

Thank you very much! Yes a thinner and lighter colour thread would be a good idea...

[@saramckey2571]

sewing machine; sewing machine; sewing machine........There I said it now I'm waiting to turn into a newt!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@caseylyn]

Love watching your journey!

[@zayaweight9579]

Great content, can’t wait for more!

[@hugobanneret7702]

Thanks very much!

[@sammcknight7717]

That was very wholesome. Also, your stitching is far more neat than me

[@stefanwild326]

[@jonnyochowa7609]

I handstitch most of my work.