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- I have SO MANY beautiful vintage sewing patterns that I would like to sew that it's difficult to pick!
Could you please help me sort through the patterns for the Capsule Wardrobe and tell me what you would like to see me make? I would really appreciate your help! 🙏❤️
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HELLO I AM ONE OF THE people who is so excited for this series❤❤❤
OH MY GOODNESS, HELLO!!!😃❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for your comment! I have the biggest smile on my face right now 😄🙏❤️❤️❤️
Make the changeable skirt! Must see. Whatever you make will look fabulous.
Thank you so much 😃❤️❤️❤️🙏 I think the reversable skirt is going to be really exciting to make! I almost don't feel like making it in brown and black because it would be SO AMAZING in some fun colours 😍
I would love to see a fun fabric like a cotton Jaquard or gingham on the flip side of the reversible skirt. Doubles the fun.
Might start a new trend! I guess you'd need lighter fabrics? I love the idea of 2 skirts in 1. @@Marlenasewing
*clears throat and checks notes*
The overalls - I really like the second option (the 70s looking simplicity one) and think it would look fantastic for spring in a pretty minty green.
The skirt you should definitely make the changeable one.
The waistcoat - my vote is the yellow 40s Hollywood one with the v neck
Pencil skirt - combine the pattern and make the bows detachable (and you can use them on everything else like the straps of the overalls or the pedal pushers!)
The shirt - my vote is the Butterick A version and do some fun bishop sleeves.
The blazer - the brown vogue one is really cute! I would suggest a pretty pale pink or maybe a blue
I vote yes for the pedal pushers (especially the ones with the lace around the shins)
And *definitely* yes for the floral Butterick housecoat.
I think that was everything...
For the record, I'm here because you popped up on my discovery feed and I love your humor and personality so much ❤❤
Haha! Oh my goodness, I'm taking a screenshot of all your notes!😃❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for helping me choose! I think I agree with pretty much every single thing you said in your comment🤩
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I have a huge smile on my face rn because I enjoyed reading your comment so much!😁❤️❤️❤️
Detachable bows on the skirt is brilliant!
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
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I agree with all of this! :D But whatever you do itll be FAB and youll look gorgeous! X
I didn't expect to find another Marlena who wears vintage clothing and sews and likes capsule wardrobes!
I'm all for 1940's overalls, but, the 70's pattern is really cute too and if you don't want to buy another pattern is a great option.
Skirts, voting for the haunting one, the changeable is more versatile, it's true, but look at that possessed face you can't say no 🤣
Waistcoat +1 for the V neck, I really like the shape and the small pockets and the girl of the illustration is living it so has to be better, right 🤭
Last one, butterick, magic to make no doubt for me. The blouses are really beautiful too, maybe, if you have the time you can make one too, a little bit extra for feeling a bit dramatic every now and then. And you never have too many blouses anyway 😉
The jacket definitely Vogue for me, love the collar and the overall shape.
I hope it helps 💖
Happy to see Pinky back to his usual self 💗
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Hahahaha! You're the first person who voted for the haunted skirt! 😂 Now that I think about it, it would be fun! Let's plan it for Halloween. I just have to make sure I won't be home alone for a few weeks after working with that pattern👻
Thank you so much for your comment! It's so nice to see you again in the comment section❤❤❤❤❤❤
Perfect project for Halloween, yay !🙌🏻If strange things happen during the making process of the video we'll know that the face wasn't joking at all😆@@Marlenasewing
I vote for the reversible circle skirt, add the pockets to one side of it. The yellow waistcoat, as the v neck is more flattering. No to the skirt with open darts, too reminiscent of pleated fronts from the 80's, they aren't flattering on most people. Flat fronts but you could add the bows. The 70's style overalls but as another commenter said lengthen the bib and shorten the straps. The 40's style ones seem more tailored at the waist, sort of more hourglass and the 70s seems to emphasize a long silhouette. The Vogue blazer is perfect! The pedal pushers and housecoat are a yes from me as well. I hope you have time to get to all these wonderful projects!
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment!😃❤️❤️ and especially for giving me feedback on those open darts. I never wore a skirt like this before, but I suspect it would visually double my tummy in size 😅🙈 I'm taking note of all the other recommendations, too. Thank you so much 🤗❤️❤️❤️
I think you should make the following:
McCalls 6243 overalls-if you want more 40s, you can just make the front bib taller and shorten the straps
Circle skirt-do the wrap around reversible skirt - but use the pockets on the Butterick pattern, because those pockets are so cute!
The 1940s vest
Butterick 8237 for the pencil skirt. Because it looks like you can make belts in different colors and that could be more versatile.
For the blazer…..I can’t decide. But maybe the Vogue and use the pocket and sleeve trimming from the Simplicity pattern. That way you get the best of both.
I'm taking a screenshot of your comment! Thank you so much for your amazing tips about combining the patterns! So clever 😃🤩
Reversible skirt make it twice for a 4 skirt option. The 40’s 0veralls and waist coat.
That being said love all of you choices.
I would do the 70’s overall’s another day in a soft floral for the summer. Love the vogue patter suit. So the entire suit in a tweed will work with you capsule wardrobe.
Imagine how cute you will be. You already are! Have fun.
Thank you so much for both of your comments!😃❤️❤️ I ADORE the idea of making floral 70s overalls! I already have the fabric in mind, too!🤩 thank you for all your recommendations! I'm taking a screenshot of your comment to remember them all🤗❤️❤️❤️
Go ahead! Turn that capsule into a rocket ship!!!
Hahahaha!!!❤️😂 thank you for your enthusiasm, Edweena!!❤️🥳
Overalls - option 1! I feel like it would go with more of the other things you’re making!
Reversible skirt is 100% more skirt!
Yellow pattern waistcoat… because you like it more.
Option one for shirt or both - that’s not helpful I know.
And detachable bows on the matchy matchy skirt!
The cream blazer because pockets!
Looking forward to whatever your making 😊
Thank you so much for your votes!! 😀🙏❤️❤️ I like all your suggestions 🤩
YESSS floral housecoat (living vicariously through you now). Overalls - second option, circle skirt - the reversible sounds very fun but consider if you want to faff with a skirt that might fly open, shirts - option number 2 - it has more collar variations and for a blazer and skirt suit - simplicity for me (cute pocketsssss)
And I am a fan of your editing - you are a funny lady
Yay! Thank you so much!!😃❤️❤️❤️ your comment made my day! Floral housecoat if officially added to the project list😃🥳
Vogue blazer! Chef’s kiss! Skip the housecoat and make a casual sun dress in a fun patterned fabric. Dresses can be versatile capsule wardrobe pieces too.
People hate on the 1970s, but there are so many cute clothes, especially the 1940s inspired clothes! I love the first overalls patterns. The shape is really unique. The changeable skirt is delicious. I love the Vogue suit, vintage Vogue patterns scream “Class” to me. The dramatic sleeves on the Butterick shirt pattern are ❤. I also desperately want to make housecoat patterns. I want to be very dramatic when I’m around my house and sweatpants don’t give “drama”. I glad Binky is doing well! He really loves that kick toy!
Thank you so much for your comment!❤️❤️ I totally agree with you on the 70s!! 1940s, 50s, and 70s are my all-time favourite decades 🤩
I've been planning a dramatic dressing gown for years. I want to make a 50s ballgown but out of but out of brushed cotton or french terry or sweatshirting so I can be warm and dramatic and have huge 50s pockets
Part of sewing is planning - actually, a VERY important part is planning!
Overalls: 6243 although, which ever is easier to get in and out of is kind of important too.
Circle skirt: wrap skirt sounds like a great way to have a two for one.
Waistcoat: Hollywood (Love this one!)
Pencil skirt: Butterick 8237 - I like all the pieces and it could easily make a capsule wardrobe. Add your own bows!!
Blazer: Simplicity. Save the other for a Brown Tweed for Fall
Happy sewing!
Thank you so much for your comment and all your suggestions!😃❤️❤️ Brown Tweed will be a MUST for fall!😃 I'm already excited for fall, but we're not even in spring yet😂
First, I will join your channel as soon as you get memberships going.
Two, I LOVE the Vogue 8479 suit. I want to make one for myself.
Re: the other patterns, Overalls McCalls 6243. Circle Skirt Simplicity 1908 reversible. You could make one side the same fun fabric as a shirt. Waistcoat Hollywood. I'm with you on the neckline. Pencil Skirt Butterick 8237. I love it when the skirt and shirt are of the same fabric. As far as a housecoat goes, they were really popular in their day because they are so comfortable. My grandmother and an aunt wore them exclusively unless they were going out (always wearing hat and gloves).
1) jumper trouser things- McCalls 6243(I personally LOVE the 40s.
2) reversible skirt- Simplicity 1908, two looks in one!
3) waistcoat- 1950s adorable McCall 8132 with the cute white v neck and collar option! I guess I really love collars lol
4) shirt- Butterick 8237 looks very classy yet simple.
5) pencil skirt- Simplicity 1690 looks like it has a bit more width to walk. I agree that you can add the bows!!
6) blazer- Vogue 8479 with that amazing collar for the base, but then add the pocket details from the other! Those were super cute!
PS- Don’t feel bad for not having time to sew. These videos are nice too! You are including us and letting us be a part of the projects and that is so cool!
Oh, I would go with the reversible circle skirt! Two color choices in one garment is a great addition to any wardrobe, especially a capsule wardrobe.
Perfect Pinky is back to being his bouncy self again. 💃😻 I look forward to your videos, thank you.
Marlena, I feel like the day I discovered your channel I made a new sewing bestie! I love to watch your videos, because they never fail to make me laugh. You really send out good vibes into our world.
Oh my goodness. Thank you so much for your kind comment❤️❤️🙏 I am going to screenshot it and look at it if I ever feel like giving up❤️ your words were more uplifting than anything I ever expected to read under my yt video❤️ big thank you!!
@@Marlenasewing I have to say I lost a little happy tear as I read your comment. ☺
The changeble skirt, the brown blazer, all the gardenpants are very cute., the flower housecoat, beautiful!! Good luck choosing!! 😉 Thank you and Greetings also to Pinky 👋
Thank you so much! From both me and Pinky🤗❤️❤️❤️
I made the 1970s overalls for art school in the 1970s and they were cute and comfortable. My mother made the 1940s version for her wartime job in the early 1940s. She looked like a pinup girl!
And i vote wrap reversible skirt for spring and the non- reversible for summer or fall with a cool design on it
Great idea! Thank you so much😀🙏❤️❤️
Pinky yay! So happy to hear Pinky is better! Here in the UK we've always had indoor-outdoor cats, so as long as Pinky is happy indoors and outside, that the most important part to me. Trying to make him an indoor-only cat would likely make him very unhappy.
1 - overalls - McCalls already looks very 1940s with the simple crossback and fold hems. Add Simplicity patch pocket on the front top and a 40s style patch pockets at the trousers
Circle Skirt - The big pockets one, maybe with trim around the pockets.. The wrap skirt is only one skirt; what if it's in the wash? I would make the wrap skirt in cream and white for summer though.
Waistcoat - 40s v-neck. Sew the one you like. I feel like it would look better with the bow tie neck tops.
Shirts - option 2 with the dramatic sleeves, especially if you could match the neck tie to the little bows on the pencil skirt. Cute!
Skirt - little bows, but also the matching shirt/skirt that looks like a dress, but in a pattern maybe?
Blazer - Simplicity. but with longer sleeves. I really like the pockets. I feel like the long sleeve jacket with a tweed skirt is more autumn/winter so very good for the colder weather,
Housecoat - the one with longer sleeves, because cold mornings.
Maybe stop adding all the other things that look cute from the patterns? Make a list of all the items you want to make and then let some of them go. (Hah, I just got the end of the video. Rocket lol)
First, fill gaps in your wardrobe for things you need right now. Maybe the housecoat and the gardening pants. One of the jacket/skirt pairs since they take longer. Then summer weight items ready for May. After that, things for next autumn/winter.
Thank you so much for your amazing comment!😃 I took a screenshot because you had so many good suggestions! I love the idea of making matching bows for skirt and blouses!!🤩🤩❤️❤️
Ok here you go...
Overalls #1
Circle Skirt: Changeable as you need it version
Waistcoat: Hollywood pattern
Shirt: #2
Pencil Skirt #1
Can't wait to see how this all turns out! You got this!!
Life is too short not to do a dramatic sleeve!!!
On the pencil skirt i love the idea of the off-centre front opening one!
So excited to see what you end up choosing~
Overalls: option one looks more practical for actual gardening because the bottoms don't flare out as much
Skirt: I LOVE wrap skirts especially reversible ones because it's basically two skirts in one, and great to pack if you go on vacation!
Waistcoat: the 1940s one
Pencil skirt: I like the one with the side opening
Shirt: DRAMATIC SLEEVES!
Overalls - 70s has cleaner lines, but you might want to play with the proportions to get a narrower and more classic leg.
Circle skirt - hot take - don’t use a pattern. Do the math and make a custom pattern using the elastic waist technique from your trousers for maximum comfort. Make a separate matching belt to give you the waist definition that can be used with your other trousers and skirts.
Waistcoat - both! The white collared one will be great as a sleeveless blouse and a layering piece (that collar under a sweater!!) Then the yellow one as a true waist coat.
Pencil skirt - simplicity pattern! It has beautiful lines and proportions. Option #2 for shirt.. make your dramatic sleeve fantasy! Just do it in the same fabric as the skirt and you’ll have your versatile dress/separates set.
Can’t wait to see your progress!
Make the suit! The Simplicity suit is beautiful!!!! I love the McCalls overalls if you don’t want to buy a 1940s pattern. I like the 1940s waistcoat. So cute!
70’s Overalls
Wrap around circle skirt
Yellow waistcoat
Short sleeve shirt
Pencil skirt with bows
Both blazers 😂
Both blazers?!! Sir, you're not helping!🤣😭♥️ but I get you, I want them both too!!
Thank you so much for voting on the rest of the patterns! I think we have a pretty similar taste, as you picked my favourites❤️
Loving this channel! The reversible skirt, v-neck waistcoat, lace trimmed pedal pusher, and brown blazer get my votes!! Hope you enjoy making whatever wins the vote 🙂🙂
IMHO:
Overalls - mccalls
Circle skirt - butterick (keep it simple)
Waistcoat - hollywood/40's pattern
Shirt and pencil skirt from the same butterick pattern
Good luck!!!
Thank you so much for your vote!!😃❤️❤️
Go 40s on the overalls. The vogue pattern is yummy pencil skirt and jacket!!! Like the idea of the skirt with pockets. Waistcoat. Option1. Plus love the other option on the same pattern. (Solid vest and light colored print skirt have a great work and sewing week
Thank you so much for your vote! I'm taking note!😃❤️❤️❤️🙏
I'm so hyped for all of this!
Overalls: McCalls 6643 really has the vibe, and might be easier to move around in than the first pattern with wider legs and tighter hips. This pattern is super dapper, and I think it would look nice with the bow blouses
Circle Skirt: ooof! Changeable would be awesome, especially if you are planning just the brown and black. But also, cool pockets! If you make another skirt, it would be awesome to see Butterick 6359 too
Waistcoat: Go for the neckline you love! I think the Hollywood Pattern is the move here
Pencil Skirt/Shirt: Combo Butterick Pattern! Adding the bows would be super cute, and you could still have dramatic sleeves on the blouse if you lengthened and widened the pattern a bit. You can always roll the sleeves up if they get in your way, but at least this way you can enjoy some ✨️Drama✨️ occasionally
I think that's it, sorry for the novel
Ed: OH no, I forgot the blazer!
I love the pocket details on the Simplicity pattern, the extra visual detail would be nice, especially with solid color outfits
Thank you so much for your comment!!😃😃❤️ your comment makes me super excited to make all this!!🙏❤️❤️
1 40s jumpsuit
2. Reverseble skirt but migth be to wwarmto have on on warmer days with dubbel fabric going on
3 V neck waistcoat was so cute
4 the several option shirt looked really nice in cut
5 pensilskirt with the little taps on pockets was so nice and a little hint on the over the top dresses style but more tame and suited for day to day
Thank you so much for your comment!❤️ I totally agree with all the points you made😃❤️❤️
I’m in awe of your vintage pattern collection!!! I want to follow along with my own spring capsule collection so thank you for all of these lovely ideas! Keep going 👍👍👍
Just remember, you asked 😄
McCalls 6243 for the overall
circle skirt Butterick 6359
waistcoat McCalls 8132 - you could make the one with the collar if you don't like the round neckline
pencil skirt Butterick 8237/simplicity 2703
shirt Butterick 7886 and you really should do the dramatic one :)
blazer the vogue one! and if you need/want more pencil skirts, yes to the vogue ones as well 😍
And l have to tell you, I'm so freaking jealous of your collection of vintage patterns! Anyway whichever you'll pick, I'm really looking forward to this series.
i prefer the circle skirt with pockets, the 40's overalls and waist coat and the first pencil skirt (no bows). But i'm sure any of the patterns you choose will be lovely. Make what you're inspired to make!
I recently found your channel and you're soooo funny and relatable and entertaining ❤❤❤. I always finish one video and wish for more
Awww🙈🙈 thank you so much for such a kind comment!!❤️❤️❤️ I hope you'll enjoy the video coming this Saturday 😃
Overalls - McCall's 6243. You've already got the pattern and if you want to make it 40's you can nudge things about in the mock-up phase.
Skirt Butteric 6359 - Love the pockets and the suggestion for using the stripes in the pattern that the envelope so lovingly suggested. Although your hormones do make a good point and the reversable one is very, very tempting. Augh...
Vest - McCall 8132. You can make the one you like and have all the adjustments worked out to make the version with the collar. That version, in linen, would be perfect in summer under a work blazer. Maybe do the 1940's v-neck as the transitional weather version for spring?
Pencil skirt - (Butteric) the first option with the blouse and the skirt. That blouse is classic. And you can add bows to the skirt.
You and I... we have about the same amount of patterns. I'm on a pattern moratorium on the ebay. I now officially have more patterns than I can reasonably make in a lifetime.
- Cathy (&, accidentally, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Yes to the blazer with the fur ruff in the illustration. You could make it into a Bar Jacket relatively easily.
Yes to the housecoat with the belt on the cover (the one that does not have the gossiping girls).
Glad that Pinky is feeling better.
Hahaha "I now officially have more patterns than I can sew in a lifetime" 😅 I should print it and put it on a wall in front of me, so it would remind me NOT TO BUY THAT ONE AMAAAZING pattern I just saw online. Just ONE more. I promise. OK, two. 😭🤣
Thank you so much for your comments, Cathy! As always, your comments put the biggest smile on my face! ❤️❤️
My best regards to both of you ❤️💕♥️😊 Marlena 🌹
@@Marlenasewing The ebay algorithm knows me too well. I'm one day away from maybe owning a 1930's beach pajamas pattern ("old lady shakes fist at cloud" a la The Simpsons)... Because it would be AMAAAZING to wear... Yeah, the Almighty Algorithm Gods (both the old and the AI) know me well. Sigh... One more...?
The fights for the plus-size vintage patterns reminds me of a friend of mine. She's on the "Long-Tall-Sally" shop height - apparently the fights for the shoes on sales day at the brick and mortar are... epic.
My latest thing is attempting to make my own lace by both tatting and bobbin. If I'm going to go to all the trouble of adapting old patterns to fit, then why not add my own lace? Just like I took up leatherworking last year to make my own belts... and, maybe, eventually... my self made Hermes Birkin... This isn't just an excuse to buy more tools... um... sigh.
It's always a pleasure to chat with you.
Take care and Cheers! See you around the Internets...
(by-the-by - Ash LG in Britain is a fellow sewist who's looking to do collaborations with other YT'er's this year. They do everything from Larp to historic to vintage... reach out and see what you two could come up with??)
I am not good at remembering a and b options but 1940’s overall, 1940’s waistcoat, changeable skirt, option A pencil skirt, all the blouses but with long sleeves, now I am exhausted from all the work but VERY EXCITED for the series xx
Overall: Option one - more versible,timeless Style
Skirt: reversibel skirt! One thing- many options in styling, you even can pin the split part a bit, so the underfabric shows up.
Wastecoat: the one with the rounded neckline, you can easyly change into a "rounded" v shape, which usually let it look a bit smoother and embrace your boops😋
Pencilskirt: 1 button down, 1 simple without any fancy stuff and one with the open darts.( don't forget at least one pocket 😂) Adding atachable/changeable bows and belts matching your shirts will connect the styles and you have many options in styling.
Blaser: vogue! a timeless smooth collarstyle and silhouette. One dark longsleave, and one light halfsleave. For fall and spring and light summer jacket.
That's my opinion so far😊
I'm looking forward your way, because I never have the discipline, when it comes to repeated actions. But your theme for your capsule wardrobe is amaising.
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for your comment! I'm taking a screenshot of it because... so many good ideas and tips 🤩 I have some leftover fabric bits from sewing blouses so I can try to make belts in the same colours! Thank you so much for the idea!😍❤️
Any of these patterns are super cute, I think they'll look great no matter what, but I vote for:
Overalls, Option one, the detail in the back is very cute and I think would be flattering
Circle Skirt Butterick is a simpler option
Waistcoat the 1940s one would have better shaping because of the princess seams
Shirt option 2, make the dramatic sleeves if you love them, it's ok to be extra! They can be casual if you're wearing them somewhere casual lol. I do love the matching set of option one. Agree you should make removable bows for the skirt!
Blazer I found the shape of the Vogue one has cleaner lines and would be easier to wear.
Def make the housecoats, so cute!
Oh, thank you so much for your comment!!😃😃😃❤️ it's official, I'm adding a house coat to the list of future projects! 🙏❤️❤️
🤩Thank you for another fun video!😘 I wrote down my quick picks, 1. 1940's pattern 2. wrap skirt, (you can get 1 side dirty, then make a quick change to the other side😀😅) 3. Waist coat, the Hollywood pattern looked tough to make to make but, you can sew it with ease🥰 4. I have no idea! You will know what is best for you. I have been reading and tubering about 30's times and the fashion of the times and why they chose what they wore. I am going to skip over to the 40's as the fashion in the 40's were such good lines and all. Love and peace from an old lady in Washington state💋
Hello!❤❤ It is always so nice to see one of your comments! Thank you so much for sending me your picks! I will make the wrap skirt for sure! 💃💃❤❤❤❤ I'm sending you a hug from snowy Norway!
Wrap skirt seems cool, that waistline would be great for changing sizes. And that yellow waistcoat is super cute!
I think so too!😃😃❤️❤️ thank you so much for your comment 🙏❤️
McCall's overall, because that is easily the cutest overall I've ever seen.
Personally, I'd go with the collared weskit, but if you want collarless, 100% Hollywood.
Reversible skirt, but add some lovely big pockets
I think that your initial idea of making the Butterick 8237 set is correct instinct. The skirt with bows is basically otherwise identical, so yeah, make some little bow brooches and pin them on when feeling cute.
Make a bishop-sleeved shirt in white or black as a warbrobe base staple when you finish the capsule.
The Vogue blazer is a more versatile cut, but the Simplicity is more fun and also, i personally despise Vogue patterns so I have a hard time voting for it 😅😅
My votes are as follows: 70’s overalls, changeable skirt, 50’s waistcoat, and the first option of the pencil skirt. You can always add the bows to whichever view you choose but it’s nice to have the front options. I’m working on making a capsule wardrobe now too and it’s fun to see you dive in while I’m here so undecided and just making mockups right now. I don’t know if I commented last week but I love the blouses you made! Your choice of colors is making me open my eyes to different options. Thank you for all the hard work you are putting in to share with us! PS - Hello from North Carolina, US ❤
Oh, hello!!!😃 thank you so much for your lovely comment and kind words ❤️ I really appreciate it!
I am taking note of all your votes, and I'll see which patterns get the most votes in the comments!
I'll keep fingers crossed for your capsule wardrobe! Making mockups is never a bad thing (boring, but so useful!). I'm sure you'll end up with beautiful, unique clothes that fit you like a glove 😃❤️❤️❤️
Oh the 70s overall is lovely
1940s overalls, 1940s waistcoat, haunted lady circle skirt, the tartan pencil skirt with the matching blouse! Even if you don't make it in tartan. Although really there isn't that much difference between the skirts, apart from the button front or not. But even then, the silhouettes are so similar they pretty much have the same effect.
Honestly if you’re making two skirts anyway I’d make one reversible skirt and one pocket skirt. I love skirts but I never wear mine cause none of them have pockets. We need pockets like the butterick patterns for groceries trips.
The reason why I’m voting for the reversible skirt is because your wardrobe will feel so much bigger the moment you add an extra colour or f bottoms. You could eg do a pastel yellow or lilac skirt and it would look amazing with all your tops
Also voting for the 70s garden pants
And the vogue blazer
Overalls: McCalls 6432 - I like that the back had more of a crossed suspenders look; I think that gives them a little more of a fashion garment look, and tones down a bit of the straight-up barn vibes overalls tend to give.
Circle skirt: Simplicity 1908 - Reversible is great, and you could still possibly put patch pockets on each side like the other pattern, as long as the weight of the extra fabric didn't start to make the two layers hang weird.
Vest: the Hollywood Patterns/V neckline
Pencil skirt: Butterick 8237 - I like the double darts and nice clean lines of this skirt, and while it doesnt have cute little bows, you could easily add them or take the sash idea from the illustration and easily make up some very pretty ones with bows or flowers for the days you need a little extra in your outfit. 😉
Shirt: i think the cut of the neckline/lapels of the Butterick 8237 shirt *may* extend too far down and therefore might not work as well with the vest, if that is one of your desired combinations; it's a very cute shirt on its pwn, but perhaps is not a great layering shirt. Maybe, in that regard, the Butterick 7886 shirts are better suited, given their slightly shorter necklines/lapels. And, Marlena, if you want pouffy sleeves, make yourself the f*cking pouffy sleeves! You only live once, so wear pouffy sleeves if you want! I think they'd look cute with the vest (though maybe they'd be a bit weird if worn with the blazer?), and if you decide they're too much, don't choose pouffy sleeves for next year's capsule wardrobe! 😆🤗
Blazer: Vogue, i think the slightly simpler, more minimalist lines will blend better with all of the other pieces. Also, I am skeptical of pockets placed at the hips like that other pattern. 🤔 I feel like they might start to gape open after awhile, and lead to some weird bulges in the garment's silhouette. But I might be overthinking things . . .
I love your videos, Marlena! They are always SO fun to watch!
Oh my goodness!!! Thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate your thoughtfulness 🤩❤️❤️
"Straight up barn vibes" made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂 I never thought of it, but now I can't unsee it!!😂😂😂❤️
I will definitely be adding some major sleeve situations to the wardrobe as we progress 😍😍😍 sending you lots of good vibes from me! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
I love that you are making a capsule wardrobe that’s everyday! I wanted to make a fall capsule wardrobe last year but then school started again and I never got time to do it. 😢
As for the patterns, I vote for the 70’ overalls, the reversible skirt, the butterick top, combining both skirts and the vogue pattern!
💃 So hard to choose! All the patterns are so cute. Reversible wrap circle skirt sounds cute, and any of the pencil skirts would be adorbs! I think I prefer the v-neck waistcoat as well, and of course you need the housecoat for picking radishes! Totally a radish picking necessity! 😄
Hahaha❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much for your comment! Raddish picking coat, here I come!!!🤩❤️
For the pencil skirt: I like the one that had 3 different options (buttons in front, tabs on side or opening on side), maybe with the added bow of the last one
I'm happy to be here in the most not stalker-y way! 😂 I cannot wait to see what you make! And I think a bunch of us would join if you had channel memberships!
I vote for the more 70s overalls and to put the pockets of skirt 1 on the reversible wrap skirt❤
What a clever idea to take the best parts of both patterns and combine it! Thank you!😃🙏❤️
I would like to see you make:
Overall’s - 1940s
Circle Skirt- Rap around and reversible
Waste Coat - 1940
Pencil Skirt- the one with bows
Blazer - Simplicity pattern it has pockets
Yes, add a house coat to the makes 😊👍🏻
Thank you so much for your vote!!😃❤️❤️❤️
Your pattern collection looks so dreamy. 😍 I vote McCall's 6243 for the first one, I could also imagine the overalls and shirt going great with waistcoats. Then I vote Simplicity 1908, Hollywood 896, Butterick 8237 and Butterick 7886! I genuinely couldn't pick between the blazers since they're both so lovely! I'm also glad your kitty cat is feeling better.
💃 all the patterns are gorgeous but i think the reversible circle skirt would be fabulous. The v neck waistcoat is a classic and I loved the vogue jacket with shawl collar but look forward to seeing whatever you make up. Happy sewing 😊
Thank you so much, Heidi!!❤️ I'm definitely adding the reversable skirt to the list of future projects!😃 thank you so much for helping me decide!!❤️
I’m really excited for this series!!!! I like the first overall pattern 6243, the changeable skirt for secret patterns (!!) or a neutral and color (1908), Hollywood waistcoat is sooo cute, more masculine I think which would be fun to layer, and DETACHABLE BOWSSS 😍😍 i love the flexibility of this idea
Yay! Thank you! More videos in the series coming soon! ❤️🙏
This is literally the best series ever because casual vintage style is so needed (she says wearing a ball gown watching you tube from the sofa). The v neck waistcoat and the changeable skirt are the ones I’d love to see.
For the circle skirt: while I love changeable skirts, I think for spring it might be too warm. It means you'll be wearing double layers. Save that one for the fall/winter capsule, when the extra layer is a benefit, and enjoy huge pockets for spring
Thank you so much for all your comments!!😍❤️❤️ I love everything you've picked out! Don't worry about the double layered skirt. I live in Norway and always freeze my bits off!😂 we will probably have snow on the ground till late April, so no stress!😁❤️ once I'm done with the basic capsule, I will definitely make a super fun circle skirt for summer in a light, breezy, colourful fabric 😍
My choices : 40s Overalls , the Butterick skirt and I love the Vogue suit. I can see you swishing around in the Butterick housecoat made in a glamorous fabric,
Thank you so much for your comment!❤️🙏
Right!? It will be so hard to choose the right fabric for the house coat! So many possibilities!😵💫😂❤️
1940's overalls. Butterick circle skirt for the pockets. You can never have enough pockets... 1940's waistcoat (no collar) and you can leave out the pocketflaps if you wish. Combine the pencil skirts! Vogue pattern for the set. 💃💃 I'm making up a "Chanel" jacket with tweed, I was cocky and said it'd take me 2, maybe 3 days to sew - I'm on day 6 and only arms completely done... 😄
Oh my goodness!!😅 I'll keep my fingers crossed for both the tweed jacket and your arms!!❤️ I'm sure it will be gorgeous when you're done😍😍😍
Thank you so much for your votes🙏❤️❤️ all suggestions are duly noted! 😊
@@Marlenasewing Who knew tweed was so heavy? Next time someone asks me, I'm telling them making a tweed jacket takes two weeks.
Thanks for sharing your sewing journey.
I would go for the 40s type overalls with the blouse. As odd as it is, it will work out better with contemporary clothes. Go with the V neck vest. Lastly go for the reversible skirt. That would even do well i Norway's summer. Rounded corner blazer has a gorgeous pocket detail and I would go with that.
I'm glad that Pinky is doing well. He is adorable.
Sabrina and Pepper say hello. I had to replay Pinky for them. They are the first cats I have ever seen not be interested in pattern tissue paper. They however love boxes.
I have three pairs of thrift store pants to alter. Wide legs aren't my thing. When I was a kid in the 70s, the bell bottoms would always catch in chain while riding my bike. One of my reasons for sewing is to get rid of childhood trauma of the ugliest clothes that my mother sewed. If she were still alive, her fashion style would be Asian grandma x 10,000! Not pretty.
My bf Jorgen loves going to Norway to ski during the summer. He grew up on the Sweden-Finland border where according to him, they make the most of the short summers.
Hello!😀❤️ Thank you so much for your comment!
Pinky is a super fan of boxes too! No better toy than a string and a simple box 😂
I never thought about it, but childhood trauma around clothes hits close to home. My mom didn't sew. She made me wear all my older brother's clothes 😅 It was ok.... but embarrassing. I can still feel the embarrassment when I think about it. My mom was "this is clothing, you are clothed. my duty is done" kind of a mom 😅
Jorgen is right! 😀 as soon as the sun comes out, we all get a serious case of FOMO and try frantically to make the best out of the warm weather 😅
Thank you so much for watching another one of my videos. I am really happy you're here ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@Marlenasewing hand me downs were a lot more common while I was growing up. I had some hand me downs from my older sister and they would easily win any ugly contest. I will admit to clothes going on down the line of my kids. Mostly it was coats, Sunday outfits, and baby to kindergarten things. Sometimes I would refashion something to make it more suited to now rather than wearing some hideously dated. I admit to digging out the coats, cardigans, Sunday outfits and snow suits for my grandson. They are a little old fashioned and stand out in that they are made from wool.
Make the overalls you have. That would be so cute. Skirts with pockets always.1940's vest
Would love to see you make them all 😂
I think the changeable skirt is giving capsule wardrobe vibes. Also love the v neck waistcoat and would enjoy watching you make that cute house coat!
Yay! Thank you so much for your comment!😃❤️ changable skirt is officially on the list of future projects!❤️
Wrap circle skirt!! 💃
Wrap circle skirt, here we come!!!😂❤️❤️❤️
Overalls: the McCalls 6243 red version is just adorable. Circle skirt: Simplicity 1908 reversible but make it seasons like autumn vs spring. Waist Coat: I'm intrigued by the one with the collar feature but the Hollywood pattern is classic to me with the v-cut. Pencil skirt/blouse: simplicity pattern version #3 with detachable bows for versatility. Option #2 for the blouse Suit set: VOGUE!
soo i'm way too involve in your wardrobe now^^ overall n°2 super cute, the moody skirt without question, shirt n°1 + embellishements off course and the vogue pattern 😍house coat but make it fancy comfy but stylish! if you love reading sewing story there is a new one, so one week ago i've found a wonderful sewing machine in a thrift store a bernina 350-1 for 40€... today i was dedicated to make a lil set up for my new baby, cleaning and arranging a corner to be cosy and practical, i read the manual to learn the detail and i began to saw all was good and smooth, it don't make much noise, i was enjoying very much...suddenly a big pop and the electricity snap..😶🌫. in short a condensator is dead...i'm heart breaking..😪.but my husband i!s a mechanic so to be continued^^ sorry for my english...
Love your pattern collection! I am just going to share a vote on one piece, the jacket. No to the one with the bigger embellished pockets. Maybe it is the way that it is drawn but it looks matronly and that is something that you are not. I think the other jacket would match with any of the other pieces you will make much better. Honestly, I just woke up and have had two sips of coffee and my brain could only handle making one choice. I am afraid to push it any farther or I may never get off the couch today. How long have you been collecting vintage patterns? Just seeing them all inspires me to go sew something! Can’t wait to see what you decide! -Jen
Hello, Jen!❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much for sending in your vote first thing in the morning 😁❤️ I think you make an excellent point about the cut of the blazers! Vogue it is!!!😁 I've been collecting the vintage patterns for maaaybe 5 years now? I'm not a 100% sure. I don't even want to think about how much money is sitting on that shelf 😂😂 these kinds of patterns are unavailable in Norway, so I order them online (from USA or UK). I have to pay around 25$ for postage, and if I'm unlucky, 36$ in import taxes 😬😬😬🙈
For the overalls: I really like the 70s one!
Glad that Pinky is doing better! Here’s my vote but honestly everything looked cute! ( I can be very indecisive too)
-1970s overalls
-I like both circle skirts, but love the idea of a reversible skirt!
-1940s waistcoat
-middle pencil skirt on the simplicity 40c
Thank you so much for voting!!😃 I love all your choices!🤩❤️❤️
Overalls: Option #2
Circle skirt: reversible wrap
Waistcoat: V-neck
Pencil skirt: the one with the plaid set
Blazer: the Vogue pattern
Good luck!
Im also v excited to see the rest of the series! I liked the 70s overalls, but the pedal pushers were also v cute..
I adore circle skirts, so I vote for the reversible one 😅. Also, i need more vintage patterns in my stash.
There are never enough vintage patterns . Ever 😅❤️❤️❤️ I think the reversable circle skirt is a winner in the comments!❤️
1. the 70's overalls are my pick, but they are very comparable and both would look great on you!
2. Circle Skirt - Pattern #1908. Can't go wrong with reversible! Versatile + no zippers!
3. Waist Coat - Pattern #8132. It's a more 'basic' pattern which you can easily change the neckline of to be a 'V', plus it has a collar option for when you want to make another one for variety.
As far as pencil skirts and blazers/shirts I would read through each pattern instruction and see which is the best for fabric use/ which steps are least confusing/ measurements etc. The designs are so similar you will get a comparable outcome either way so consider what will make your life easiest.
Cant wait to see them all!
Thank you so much for your comment!❤️❤️❤️
I like the collar of the Vogue blazer better, but the pockets of the beige blazer
So many beautiful patterns! ❤ It's really difficult to choose one from other.
The only one I have an idea about is the circle skirt - I would make the simple circle skirt with those fabulous pockets. I have some doubt about the reversible circle skirt, its practicality. But it sounds like a fun extra piece and project.
I'm so glad Pinky is well. :) 💃
Thank you so much for your comment! ❤️❤️❤️
Ooo I love that reversable wrap circle skirt!
Make all of them. 😂 It’s sooo hard. I love all the pretty vintage things. I too have bins of patterns I purchased with the best intentions but are still sitting there staring me down in judgement. I say go for it on the 70’s jumpsuits because I think they’re just slightly more wearable with the current fashion trends. I prefer the one with the back panel because it’s a bit less casual. I like the skirt with the tabs. I love the bows but your waistcoat and jacket may not layer over them properly making that skirt a little less interchangeable. I think the second jacket is my favorite but it’s a tough call. The 1950’s waistcoat is my favorite but I think since you prefer the 1940’s neckline you should do that one. All the circle skirts are cute. I think my favorite is the one with pockets. I’m not sure if I’d like the extra thickness and body of the interchangeable one or the lack of pockets.
I'm obsessed with that reversible wrap around skirt! I'll be searching for that pattern now
😃😃 I hope you find it! I will also add it to the queue of patterns to digitise for my store 😃🥳
You're inspiring me to make my own capsule wardrobe but I haven't found the time. My vote for the waistcoat is the v-neck one. Super cute.
Thank you so much for your vote!😃❤️ I hope you will find some time to start with your capsule wardrobe, too! It would be fund to kind of do it together 😃❤️
First off all: I'm really excited for the capsule wardrobe and your channel in general! Sooo these are my picks:
Overalls: Simplicity 7006
Circle Skirt: Butterick 6359
Waist coat: McCalls 8132
Pencil Skirt: Simplicity 1690 (or Vogue 8479) - at least for me, open darts or pleats at the lower belly always drag too much attention to that area for my liking 🙈 but you do you!
Shirt: Butterick 7886 (please, treat yourself and us with huge bishop sleeves 😅)
Blazer: Vogue 8479
the fact that you're excited, it makes me excited, and I end up sewing for 12h straight 😂 Thank you so much for your comment and all your votes!!😍❤️❤️❤️
Marlena, what about Patreon? Rachel Maksy shares content, and started a fun and supportive group chat 😊
I love all the patterns! So I am useless in helping you choose, sorry. This series is fantastic, thank you !
Thank you so much for your comment!😃❤️ it's incredible to me that someone would like to support my work!😲 what do you think would be fun Patreon benefits?
I'm following a few creators on Patreon, and everyone is a little different. Some make exclusive videos, Rachel has a group chat that is incredibly supportive, others share patterns/templates for different projects. One person I follow Livestreams sew n chats, which is always a fun time. (Ha, I'm such an introvert!) I think there are polling options, and survey thingies, too?
I really enjoy all your content, and getting a peek into what life is like elsewhere on the planet is a flipping delight. (Frozen eyelashes? Amazeballs.) @@Marlenasewing
@@fruitstripegum42 thank you so so much for taking the time to share some of your knowledge with me😀I really appreciate it and will take some time to think about Patreon! ❤❤
Overalls: The first 40s style, full bib (although I love the suspender look)
Skirt: Wrap skirt for sure!!! Love the versatility of reversibility.
Waistcoat: with the triangle neckline. As much as I love the scoop neck, the triangle neck is more classic/traditional to me.
Pencil skirt: Go with option number one, but absolutely poach those bell sleeves from the second pattern. I'm a sucker for a dramatic sleeve. All around those skirts are too long for my liking, I prefer a pencil skirt that hits right at the knee, but in the end this is all about what you feel happy in!
Blazer: Vogue pattern, but I may be affected by the idea of a fur collar (faux, of course)
I love this series of yours and I really look forward to seeing you make the pieces.
Glad to see Pinky is feeling better. Wild cat.
Thank you so much for all your votes and suggestions! I'm taking a screenshot!😃❤️
I am also not 100% sure I will like the original length of the pencil skirts. I guess I will make a mockup and see what length looks best.
It's so nice to see you back in the comments 😊❤️❤️ thank you so much for being here❤️❤️❤️
@@Marlenasewing Thanks for making fun videos. :) I hope to be able to make nice, wearable garments like you!
I think you should make the circle skirt. Love your channel!
Oh, thank you so much! 🙏😃❤️❤️❤️
For the waistcoat, the 40's one is so classy. The details are gorgeous and it looks like something that goes with more things.
Overalls: McCall's 6243, because I think the cut is better.
Circle skirt: Simplicity 1908, because how can you resist a skirt you can change with your mood? However, the Butterick is a good capsule wardrobe starter, as you say.
Waistcoat: Hollywood 896, because of the cut again.
Pencil skirt: Butterick 8237, because you're right about it being a good capsule wardrobe pattern.
Blazer: Vogue 8479, because of the cut again (again).
Or, you know, make all of them . . .😁💃
I vote for making the changeable skirt but putting the pockets of the other option on one side.
Great idea!!🤩 thank you so much!❤️❤️
Since my initial comment disappeared, here we go again:
Yes to the shirt pants combo you showed in the end, it looks comfy and like something I could live in even though I'm normaly not into vintage fashion for myself.
Also yes to a daygown/housecoat in a cool pattern. You can throw it on for filmin feeling comfy and fancy at the same time (not that your pjs don't do that job but then you've got more options).
Regarding the blazers, the simplicity one looks more fancy/business because of the accented hem, the lines in the shoulder area and I really like the triangle cut out at the color. The vogue one is more "casual" without that lines and I like the simplicity it has on the lower part because of the missing pockets, since the pockets on the other one look a little tooo large which also may be because of the unrealistic tiny waist of the model on the pattern 😂 So you have to think about if you want to go more casual or chic. I would take the vogue one and add the triangle cut outs on the color :)
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Overalls definetly number two, it just looks so good with the strap being closer connected to the rest of the overall than the first. It looks more causual while the first and thrid one look more business related.
The changable skirt looks like so much fun! I just can't really imagine how it should hold on two little bows, and I like the pockets on the other skirt :) So the two in one skirt first and the other one sometime in the future ❤
For waistcoats I like the one from the 50s better since it looks more causual. I like round neck more than v-neck but for my taste the one on that pattern is a little too deep cut especially compared to the other two, maybe that's whats bothering you, too? Or that the strap isn't as wide as in the 40s pattern? I think that's what makes it more casual looking than the 40s but you do you :) - Also a possibility to mix the patterns a little.
Regarding the pencil skirts Shirts, I really like the white one with the ruffle detail, it also looks like it has puff sleeves and because the neck goes a little deeper it looks more causual. But the other blouse is also really beautiful! Maybe consider what kind of blouses and necklines you're enjoying to wear and go from there on (also I'm all in for a dramatic sleeve - we only live once)
The skirts themselve all look really similar to me, aside from the ones with the slits. I liked your idea to take a pattern you like and add detachable bows, also I liked the skirt with the side slit :)
I'm glad pinky is feeling better. Also you don't have to apologize for not posting a sewing video for today. Since good sewing takes its time it is more than understandable that you're not able to post a sewing video every single week and I'm totally okay with you showing us such great patterns instead! :) Have a nice week and until next time! :)
Your editing is loads of fun. Effort appreciated💐🧵✨
Thank you so much, Elisabeth!!😁 ❤️❤️❤️
Pattern choice selection proposal
Simplicity 7006 Overalls. Alter leg to be less flared and more straight. Plus loose front chest pocket.
Butterick 6359 Circle skirt with big pockets
McCall 's 8132 Waistcoat with curved neckline
Haunted Lady pattern bolero if it comes with pattern
Butterick 7886 shirt pattern.
Simplicity 1690 Pencil Skirt.
Simplicity Blazer as has more Dior sillohette but loose the cuff and make full length sleeve like the sleeve in the Vogue Blazer.
I’m following along from my mountain home in New Mexico! I love your videos!!!
I completely understand your decision problems, all of the patterns are super cute!❤ Okay but here goes my unprofessional unpaid advisor opinion:
40's ogrodniczki 🏡
Reversible skirt of course, but I would add the pockets, love them too
The yellow waistcoat with v-shaped neckline
For pencil skirt I prefer the Butterick pattern, but I think the full Vogue suit is a great option, it is really beautiful.
And definitely go for the fluffy sleeves and the housecoat!
Love the series ❤
Thank you so much, Magda 😀🙏❤️❤️❤️ I love all your suggestions 🤩
Reverseable skirt sounds good.
Always love a waistcoat with the triangle neckline.
Same here!😃❤️ thank you for your comment!!
Wolfgang says thank you 😊😊😊
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I love your channel. You’re great and I am looking forward to seeing what you create.
Awww❤️❤️❤️Thank you so much!🙈🙏 I hope you'll like the upcoming videos!
I love the Mcalls overalls. And the changable circle skirt sounds awesome.
The 40s yellow waistcoat and the vogue blazer! I love the collar on it.
Additionally, I love all your vintage machines. I have several and just love sewing on them! Much love to Pinky! Thanks for sharing your capsule wardrobe plans! Its so much fun!
In all honesty this is what I would choose for basics in the capsule wardrobe. Your results may vary. 😂 Overalls - McCalls 6243 with shirt. Circle Skirt - Simplicity 1908 for reversibility. Waistcoat - Hollywood Pattern 896 ( you were very drawn to it.) Shirt - see McCalls 6243 😁 Pencil skirt - Simplicity 1690 view 2 or 3 because even a basic skirt needs a little touch of something (tabs). Blazer - Simplicity because it has POCKETS. I'm a fan of good pockets.
Hahah "Your results may vary" should probably be printed on every pattern envelope 😂😂😂 not turning into a Butterick girl after sewing up a 1950s butteric pattern was painful to my 20yo heart 😂😂😂
Thank you so much for your votes! I'm taking a screenshot of your comment because it was honestly so good❤️ thank you 🙏❤️
I just found you as I was searching for sewing vintage capsule wardrobes lol. It is snowing here on the east coast of the US today too.