I think they wanted to bookend the piece with the same object made 2 ways, that's why they did that carved top vs 3-D printed top. Women in the 19010s didn't do as much woodworking as they did needlework, knitting, lacemaking, embroidery, etc, but they used the top as a way to show the impact of technology, and as a result, the 1910s and 2010s crafts were not really the most representative of most common popular crafting of the time.
I think they are trying to show how much technologi we use these days to create awesome projects and the 3D printer is used alot to create things people imagine just in 3D. Also you do need to make the 3D model in a programe before printing it, so that is Doing it yourself / DIY.
Harley Fan you create the designs yourself on CAD software, so you are doing it yourself (aka DIY) plus a lot people actually build their own DIY 3D printers these days because the tech is becoming a lot easier to recreate 😊
+rivenrock I scrap-book with scarp pieces of paper like if a piece of an envelope has a cool design I'll use that. That's how scrap-booking originally was hence the scrap part. I don't think I use any store bought stuff except like glue and colored pencils and stuff like that.
This was so much fun to watch, the outfits and the music. I loved how the first DIY tied in with the latest DIY with the spin toy, neat & informative video :)
3d printing isn't really diy since you're ... not doing it yourself in much sense of what that actually means, and it's not something everyone can easily get their hands on. still though i liked the correlation between the first and the last there with the spinning top, was a nice touch
I'm not really sure 3D printing would count as DIY and crafts, as it is so rare and not really achievable. There are other options of things people actually make that make a lot more sense
Daniela Sarmiento I have one and I think they mean that you have to create the object on a computer software, it's kind of hard but cool to see it printed (I have one)
Cute video! Kinda wish you were able to some how showcase a bit more than just one project though since in the 1940's they did a lot more DIY than Steel Craft due to the War efforts and Beading in the 1920's was really reserved for the upperclass who didn't get hit by the depression so most focused on making their own clothes and reworking old ones to fit the current style which is the real reason the only dresses left are for tiny girls. All those DIY projects! Just a history nerd here though who loves DIY.
I don't understand how you guys are not more popular on TH-cam. I've been watching for years now and you have always produced high quality videos. I love it!
The fact that they even added new cloths, new people, new makeup, new hairstyles, and lots of patience needs is so under-rated and ppl need to appreciate the background cast
Love the 2016 throwback to the top. This was such a cool look back. And for those asking, 3D printers require a design to be made in order to print said design. So you're diy-ing a workable design for whatever you're making, then 3D printing that design. Sometimes you also have to print in parts that need to be worked together, so 3D printing is a type of DIY-ing. An expensive, stressful type but a type nonetheless.
Another great video from #thesorrygirls !! Love how the beginning ties with the end and how the music and outfits were all within period- so cute!! I'm going to watch it again! 😍
I'd argue with 2010s crafting! it's almost 2017 and I have never even seen a 3D printer, wouldn't consider it as a hobby! It's easier to figure out older hobbies as we're looking back on the past. Maybe in 30 years we'll know what was the crafting hobby in 2010s.
The production value in this is so amazing!!! I love the part where Kelsey gallops off on her stick horse and the way they brought it full circle with the top is so clever!
That was fun to watch - I love the tie-in between 1910 and 2010 and everything in between! Great outfits, good memories (try sorting through a relative's closet!), and the connection between people then and now still doing diy -
Okay, I never comment on TH-cam videos, but you guys KILLED IT with this one. I LOOOOOVE videos like this where they show how things have changed through the ages. You guys were awesome!!
You guys are gorgeous - total models. You can really pull off all the looks. Love the way the video is presented. Loved everything, the outfits, the editing. Very cool!
some were for younger girls. some for older women. because moms and grandma's didn't make friendship bracelets or bedazzled (unless it was for their kid who was too young to do it herself) but like the earlier things were for grown up women
Probably as many as people doing wood work or steel work in the early XXth lol ! But I guess it wasn't that exciting to show sewing as the main DIY for half a century in their video.
Well, people who are still alive from those times and do these are grown women. However, I am 14 and know how to knit, sew, embroider, crochet, etc. ...maybe they are not just for older women.
TheSorryGirls I liked this video too. I copied the link and gave it to my "sister"(that's what we call each other we aren't actually sisters) she thought that it was cool that they did steelwork
I really like the video except for the 2010 part. I didn't really understand why you would choose 3D printing out of all the amazing DIYS that have been very popular in the last 6 years (:
Sam Alex we're only part way through the 2010's. We were doing a bit of guessing as to which DIY tool/ project will have the biggest impact of this decade. We're thinking outside the rainbow loom box 😜
This was so cute! Totally expecting DIY slime for 2010's lol
MissTiffanyMa right me too
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I thought do-it yourself slimes were a 2017 thing.
Laughing Light um i think they are and that comment was a year ago not now
I tought loombands
This was one of my favorite videos at Buffer - you guys killed it!
RayaWasHere thank you!! Loved yours too 😁
oh yeah everyone have a 3d printer nowadays
I have two in my bathroom.
+Anna Anna hahahahahahaahh😂😂😂😂
maybe next decade, but who knows, they may take off in a couple of years!!!!
Most middle class households have one now they aren't that expensive
£1,000.....I don't know a single middle class household who has their own 3d printer at home. Including artists.
awesome video! but i'm not agree with the 2010s, cause 3D printing isn't real diy, and we do a tone of diy this days
socoton yea same, they could have chosen something different
I think they wanted to bookend the piece with the same object made 2 ways, that's why they did that carved top vs 3-D printed top. Women in the 19010s didn't do as much woodworking as they did needlework, knitting, lacemaking, embroidery, etc, but they used the top as a way to show the impact of technology, and as a result, the 1910s and 2010s crafts were not really the most representative of most common popular crafting of the time.
I think they are trying to show how much technologi we use these days to create awesome projects and the 3D printer is used alot to create things people imagine just in 3D.
Also you do need to make the 3D model in a programe before printing it, so that is Doing it yourself / DIY.
i agree with you yeah ;)
socoton the 2010's is kinda like the last 100 years in one
And I thought that for 2016 it would be slime😂
was looking for this comment lol
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how 3D printing is a diy?
Harley Fan if you make the 3D model yourself it would probably still count. I thought it was going to be like Cosplay or something :P
Harley Fan you create the designs yourself on CAD software, so you are doing it yourself (aka DIY) plus a lot people actually build their own DIY 3D printers these days because the tech is becoming a lot easier to recreate 😊
The question for me is how scrapbooking is DIY, as it's not something you'd otherwise get manufactured or ready made.
Eveline you use a computer program to design a object and then you print. It takes like a week to do one object!
+rivenrock I scrap-book with scarp pieces of paper like if a piece of an envelope has a cool design I'll use that. That's how scrap-booking originally was hence the scrap part. I don't think I use any store bought stuff except like glue and colored pencils and stuff like that.
This was so much fun to watch, the outfits and the music. I loved how the first DIY tied in with the latest DIY with the spin toy, neat & informative video :)
MahaOnTheGo thank you!!
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I thought 2010's was gonna be pinteresting lmaoo
Same hahahha
Same
same lol
This was such an awesome idea!!
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ah yes lemme just crack out my 3million dollar 3d printer that everyone has
I've seen them as cheap as a few hundred dollars lol Staples has them for 1200$ (y)
Amanda M $1200 is not a few hundred dollars it's more than 10 hundred dollars
newegg, a computer and networking supply website, has a 3d printer on sale at this moment for $219.99
Lol
Blue Rescia my was 340
3d printing isn't really diy since you're ... not doing it yourself in much sense of what that actually means, and it's not something everyone can easily get their hands on. still though i liked the correlation between the first and the last there with the spinning top, was a nice touch
Rose Quartz this is kinda irrelevant, but the people at my school have actually built their own 3D printers. So, I guess that might be diy? Lol
Rose Quartz I have one and I think they are referring to the fact that you design you object on a laptop but it's kind of hard
3d printing community will disagree with you
Hey! What about 60's tie dye?
Such a fun video, it was great to meet you two last weekend in Toronto!!
So great to finally meet you!! I'm sure we'll see you again soon :)
This is so cool and interesting and just beautifully done. How much work this must have taken! I love it.
2010 should be a hot glue gun. Not everyone can afford 3D printer but a hot glue gun can almost do anything :D
I thought 2010s was gonna be GIANT EDIBLE SLIME EOS or something like that lol
Alejandra Martinez or rainbowlooms 😂
The Pandiunicorn OMG THE RAINBOW LOOMS
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TheSorryGirls great job ladies!
This the best video you ever made! Ilove it!
TheSorryGirls this vid was amazing!!!
Well done ladies! How fun was this to make? I was looking for the tie-dye trend in there somewhere - 90s maybe?
TheSorryGirls
embroidery is also making a huge comeback
This deserves millions of views! It is really original and you can see the effort en good editing.
I love the vibes, the music, the DIYs - YOU KILLED IT!
Because everyone has a 3D printer lying around in their house
OMG THIS IS BRILLIANT! The starting and ending is just perfect!
Carina Chung 😁
Ha! My mom did macramé in the 70s, and I made friendship bracelets in the 90s (only I used hemp twine). Now I knit.
Wassup my knitta?
oh my gosh I love Bob's Burgers!
Scrap booking to 3D printing real quick lol awesome video
2010s : giant jelly galaxy everything
BANAN KHANDI hahaha
Giant edible galaxy slime kylie lip kit
Edible cute kawwi cupcake desert galaxy stars squishy (SLiMmEeEe InSIdE!!,,,,!!!,!!!,!,)
This is probably the most creative and coolest video you guys have made. Super awesome!
I'm not really sure 3D printing would count as DIY and crafts, as it is so rare and not really achievable. There are other options of things people actually make that make a lot more sense
Daniela Sarmiento I have one and I think they mean that you have to create the object on a computer software, it's kind of hard but cool to see it printed (I have one)
Cute video! Kinda wish you were able to some how showcase a bit more than just one project though since in the 1940's they did a lot more DIY than Steel Craft due to the War efforts and Beading in the 1920's was really reserved for the upperclass who didn't get hit by the depression so most focused on making their own clothes and reworking old ones to fit the current style which is the real reason the only dresses left are for tiny girls. All those DIY projects! Just a history nerd here though who loves DIY.
i loved how you went fill circle back to the spinning top (is that what they're called? lol) GREAT video!
Loved this so much! x
Great video. i really enjoyed watching it.
I don't understand how you guys are not more popular on TH-cam. I've been watching for years now and you have always produced high quality videos. I love it!
you're always so original! keep it up girls
thank you!
This is why your channel is the best DIY channel on youtube. You are pure genius essence
Becky & Kelsey, I loved how you started & ended with a top!!! That was so cool. Nice video.
thank you!!
The fact that they even added new cloths, new people, new makeup, new hairstyles, and lots of patience needs is so under-rated and ppl need to appreciate the background cast
i love how you brought it all back to the spinning top. this is great [:
are you kidding me with this?! such a cool idea!!! also, the hair & outfits were like super on point! had such a blast watching this video!!
This is really cool! Had to give it that extra like and comment! Super high quality videos pumped out from this channel! 😍
Tyler Powell thanks soooo much!!
indeed!!
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I can tell that both of you put so much time and effort into making this amazing video. Great job!
So cute! Yall rock the decade outfits
Love this!! Love how the 2010s full circles back to the first one. It is a graceful nod to how we eventually come back to our roots. Love it!
It was so cool how you linked the first craft to the latest! Love these types of videos!
Amazing!! Very well done! Between my Mom, my sisters, and myself I can vouch for the accuracy of a few of the those decades!! Love it!
Love the 2016 throwback to the top. This was such a cool look back.
And for those asking, 3D printers require a design to be made in order to print said design. So you're diy-ing a workable design for whatever you're making, then 3D printing that design. Sometimes you also have to print in parts that need to be worked together, so 3D printing is a type of DIY-ing. An expensive, stressful type but a type nonetheless.
Awesome, so true about the macramé and other decades and crafts!!
such a creative idea and i loved the going back to the spinning top at the end xx Love you guys so so much you are huge inspiration to me
Another great video from #thesorrygirls !! Love how the beginning ties with the end and how the music and outfits were all within period- so cute!! I'm going to watch it again! 😍
I'd argue with 2010s crafting! it's almost 2017 and I have never even seen a 3D printer, wouldn't consider it as a hobby! It's easier to figure out older hobbies as we're looking back on the past. Maybe in 30 years we'll know what was the crafting hobby in 2010s.
ronnieweasley i dont know where you live but we've had 3d printers in our school computer labs since 2010..
WOAH THIS IS BEYOND AWESOME! You just touched the hearts of all DIYers! :O
WOW I see Mode doing these types of vids and omg this is so amazing! You totally nailed it!
This video is perfection! The filming, concept, information, everything! Brilliantly executed! I love it girls! Keep them coming :)
All the crocheters cringed at the 1950's "demonstration." The model couldn't even bother to learn a chain stitch?
EmileeArsenic I died a little inside
EmileeArsenic the cringe is real.
EmileeArsenic lol the cringe..
yeah, I'm still learning but even I Can do chain stich! it's not that hard
Actually mate I'm cringing over your profile pic.
LOVE THIS!!!! I also love how you went full circle with the first and last DIY. So creative 👏🏾👏🏾
I love how the ending tied back to the beginning with the tops! :)
Amazing! Loved how the to 1910's tied with the 2010's 3d printed spinning top! It really shows how far we've gone.
you guys deserve much more subscribers!! amazing idea, love you💕💕
THANK YOU!
The production value in this is so amazing!!! I love the part where Kelsey gallops off on her stick horse and the way they brought it full circle with the top is so clever!
I had that organizer from the 90's lol #90sBaby
Chenai David I still have mine!
SAME =D
me tooo!
me too! And I kept my friendship bracelet items in it! ;)
My mom still has hers! It's filled with all the puffy paint she used to decorate our sweat shirts with back in the 90s *cringe*
So cool, especially how you ended with like the most high techy thing ever and made the saaame top! I loved it!
Love it going back to the spinning top!
That was fun to watch - I love the tie-in between 1910 and 2010 and everything in between! Great outfits, good memories (try sorting through a relative's closet!), and the connection between people then and now still doing diy -
2010's "Tumblr inspired room decor" xD
THIS TURNED OUT AMAZING
Oh I love his type of videos! 💗💗
Okay, I never comment on TH-cam videos, but you guys KILLED IT with this one. I LOOOOOVE videos like this where they show how things have changed through the ages. You guys were awesome!!
shouldn't 2010's be looming bands? loom bands??
C.W. MUN not really. It was popular for a short while then the hype died. Haha
That was like 2015 and was only popular for a few months
slime
I think so... it’s a least more popular than using 3D printers were
You guys are gorgeous - total models. You can really pull off all the looks. Love the way the video is presented. Loved everything, the outfits, the editing. Very cool!
clothes? soap? makeup? theres so many other options for modern day that are much more popular
This was so amazing! You guys keep getting better and better!
I thought 2010 would be rubber band looming 😂
That was 2015, only for a couple months.
Me too
AMAZING! This better go viral 😍
apart from steelwork and 3d printing, ive done all of these. only child problems.
Interestring!!! i was quite sure about Scrapbooking!!! LOL!! Blessings from Argentina!!!
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Spanish lol!!!
Wowww this was awesome!!
Nicely done! I love these kinds of videos! Keep up the great work! And don't stop making great videos just because some hater told you to!
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Lol yep so many people have 3D printers in this decade... It's like the new craze..
WOW THIS VIDEO. this is why i love you guys. quality, unique, pure content made by two GODDESSES
some were for younger girls. some for older women. because moms and grandma's didn't make friendship bracelets or bedazzled (unless it was for their kid who was too young to do it herself)
but like the earlier things were for grown up women
Dutchik I noticed that too. but also who the fuck does 3d printing in their spare time??
Probably as many as people doing wood work or steel work in the early XXth lol ! But I guess it wasn't that exciting to show sewing as the main DIY for half a century in their video.
Well, people who are still alive from those times and do these are grown women.
However, I am 14 and know how to knit, sew, embroider, crochet, etc.
...maybe they are not just for older women.
My favorite yet. Time to update for the 2020s. Thrifting makeovers? Furniture flips?
I thought that 2010's would have been all the galaxy DIY's.
Love this video!!!! Looking forward to see what the next many years will hold in DIY
This was such an amazing video! I just expect galaxy/marble everything instead of a 3d printer 😂
those are very 2016 but maybe not all of the 2010's (hopefully! LOL) we see 3D printing as more of an innovation :)
TheSorryGirls I agree completely, and that actualy made the best moment in the video when the end was connected to the beginning 😃
Wow this was an awesome video! Was cool to see everything come full circle. The outfits and music also really tied everything together.
This is amazing!
This video is absolutely adorable & so well made ! Love you guys !!
who even owns a 3d printer. those things are expensive.
i own 3 of then and a iPhone cost 5 time the price of a good 3d printer
😬 I have one
this is so cool! and honestly you all totally rocked all the decades fashion!
This is your best video yet! It must have been so fun to make.
Consider it shared.
Simone Roberts thanks Simone! That means a lot to us!
TheSorryGirls I liked this video too. I copied the link and gave it to my "sister"(that's what we call each other we aren't actually sisters) she thought that it was cool that they did steelwork
i absolutely love how the end links back to the start! such a nice touch
I really like the video except for the 2010 part. I didn't really understand why you would choose 3D printing out of all the amazing DIYS that have been very popular in the last 6 years (:
Sam Alex we're only part way through the 2010's. We were doing a bit of guessing as to which DIY tool/ project will have the biggest impact of this decade. We're thinking outside the rainbow loom box 😜
Sam Alex I agree
Love this so much. the creativity from yall never seems to lack
So basically people have become less and less talented from one decade to the next 😉
Just kidding, love the video and you girls rock!
such an amazing video sorry girls! you took it to the next level. love the outfits in each decade, and the ending was awesome.
who else thought 2010s would be loom bands and DIY fidget spinners
Easily the coolest video you guys have done! Loved it!
lol is 3D printing really on the same level as scrapbooking and crocheting? xD
to me it's a bit more advance than just your basic DIY ~
Wow! So creative! I love how you finished with your starting item made in a modern way using technology!
That is amazing! So accurate too! What was your favourite time of crafting?
1970s/90s
I loled at the 90s outfit. so on point. also, I have that exact same pink and purple jewelry box! from my childhood lol