I'm a 64-year-old man and, surprisingly, I found this video both entertaining and informative. And you say that you sewed and knitted all those pieces by hand?! Incredible!
Edit: Hello and welcome everyone coming from Karolina's post - thank you for stopping by and I hope you enjoy! 😊I'm overwhelmed by the lovely response, thank you so much! I can finally wear my entire outfit all together! What do you all think? A few notes: - Lace-up shoes were available in the 1890s, and are likely also very popular, but I did find many examples of buttoned shoes as well! - I meant to say that 1890s corsets were split-busk! My corset has a busk, it just doesn't open at the front like most would have in 1890! (and I'm sure I made so many more mistakes - this is my first ever historical costume and I've learned so much already!!)
I’m just so glad you found a project you could work so hard and do so much research on! Karolina Żebrowska recommended this video to me, and I hope more and more people come see this video, because it’s so respectable to see someone make a historical garment (and for the first time!) like this. I hope you keep doing this in the future, I love seeing this stuff.
Yes, Karolina Żebrowska just posted the link. Hopefully many more of us will watch, comment, like & subscribe to show appreciation for your hours and hours of hard work. Is there a link for paterns in the description? I am interested making woolen ruffles, like your fascinator has.
Lovely! I imagine there were a couple of ladies who loved knitting as much as you do, and would have worn this many knit layers! They probably weren't common, as you mentioned, but they had to exist! :)
Directed here by Karolina. Beautiful work. Subscribed. I've been trying a mesh patterned 1940s vest. Pretty stitch of twisted rib on knit row and larger needle on purl. Lost at least 10 stitches over 10"/25cm of back piece pattern. The rib lines kept moving too. Turned it into a hot water bottle cover instead. Lol. That's why knitted stockings and combinations impress me. Lace I have to crochet to get right.
Lovely work! Our glorious Meme Mom Karolina Zebrowska highlighted your video today. I love discovering new creators so am very happy She did. I hope you are getting to enjoy your beautiful ensemble now that it is Wintertime.
This is a super pretty and impressive outfit! Ngl, I came here from Karolina's channel, but I'm super glad I found you! All the knitting is insane and beautiful!
I've been watching your videos for weeks now, originally looking for some knitting ideas and very quickly falling in love with vintage knitting. This is the first time I've watched you wear this whole ensemble, after seeing you slowly piece it together in previous videos. I know this about 2 years late but WOW it's so exciting to watch the final results of all your hard work. Mad respect!!
Honestly this just makes me appreciate the fabric, clothing, mending, and construction so much more. Watching you make these items just made me see clothing in a different light.
Really enjoying your channel. The knits especially. With the improvement of modern outwear fabric its easy to lose sight of these cozy knitted undergarments and I'm glad your here to remind us.
What a dream come true! Your ensemble is beautiful. I hope you wear it often. It's been great to follow along with you as your built this gorgeous outfit! I can't wait to see what's next! I am currently knitting a Spencer from 1919 and I look forward to a bit chiller days to wear it... but not yet. I do love the summer!
wow wow wow this is amazing. And such fine knitting. I just can't imaging having to have so many layers in those days. Incredible. your sewing and knitting are fantastic, congratulations.
This is great! And a fantastic job for a beginner! I've been sewing 50 years and I don't know if I could have the patience. I have a real problem with start-itis. I binge watched this playlist last night. Love the videos!
I never even thought of that! I'm going to be stepping into another time period for just a little while, but then I'm coming back to the 1890s for a few projects, I can't wait to share!
So exciting to see the whole thing put together!! You did a terrific job on everything, and it has been fun to watch this all come together. Really lovely!
1 year to sew/knit for 1 person only! How did women manage it, when they had an entire growing family to sew/knit for? No wonder people had only few garments, rather than today's FAST FASHION! I'm 68 and a sewer, the few garments I've managed to sew for myself, I love more than anything I buy! In fact I buy very few clothes..Knitting, crocheting are my upcoming hobby too! Mum sewed all our garmenst (4 of us in the 1960's)
It all looks wonderful together! You should be very proud of yourself, especially since it includes some of your first sewn garments. I am looking forward to your future projects. Well done! 😊
From reading through memoirs and reference books, hand knit undergarments were actually quite common. It was rare for a woman to be the only woman in the house, so she had sisters and daughters to help with large knitting projects, and even some boys were enlisted on rainy days. Some people would also take old hats, scarves, and gloves and weave them into these large garments to save on knitting time.
Congratulations on putting all your hard work and dedication together into such a beautiful outfit. You should be so proud, it looks outstanding! I love everything about it 💕
Awesome, it looks great all together. I hope when it does get colder you'll be able to take some frosty, misty, atmospherically chillier photographs : ) Everythign looks amazing : )
@@catherinejustcatherine1778 Hi, You are a tease aren't you😊. Spring indeed... It's still very cold, even though I saw the first insect this year a couple of weeks ago. A butterfly, but it couldn't have survived the thirty degree night. It's still Winter here in the north. North as in Scandinavia, Europe, north. Even though you are indeed a tease😉😊 enjoy your spring/summer, I hope it's a lovely one. Yours, Ann
@@annlidslot8212 I was acknowledging that different locations have radically different weather. Our "spring" is extra hot this year, trying to be summer already. I try to hide in the shade, grateful that it isn't also humid, or snowing instead. Still, new plants dehydrate so quickly that I really should consider a "watering" system. I hope that your winter is not too uncomfortable
Well i love every piece you ve made. I sure hope you so tutorials on how to knit the pieces? I hope. Lovely. Lovely outfit. I'm new to sewing too. 😍🙋🙋🙋
I love it! The care and thought that went into each piece of this outfit... You've got quite a lot to be proud of here! Can't wait to see more historical knitting videos from you
I can't believe you were a beginner sewist when you started this project! (Even though I've watched you from the start! 😃) This video was absolutely DREAMY!!! I WAS IN HEAVEN watching it! What a perfect ensemble! I love the color, and all your hand knit parts are truly incredible! I'm looking forward to your future projects! 💕
Yaaaay good for you! What an incredible project to have fully realised, it's SO impressive. I hope you are very proud of yourself - each piece is beautiful. Congratulations!
This looks amazing!! Although, where I live, -30c during the winter isn't too uncommon, and this would've been WAY too light for said weather. Obviously, though, northern winter clothes have always been different, and I see this fabulous outfit being for a noble lady, and not a commoner, I assume!
You did such a beautiful job! The pieces all look wonderful! You could probably actually wear the blue ensemble in summer if you just change the undergarments and accessories for summer ones, since wool is not only good for keeping you warm, but lightweight wool was used to keep you nice and cool in hot weather too. (The weight of the blue fabric looked quite light to me, but it's hard to tell on camera)
Well, I need to make all of that lace trim! I already favorite'd your patterns on Revelry from CoCoVid! Im a little wigged out by the knitted combinations, no lie.
I have >thoroughly< enjoyed watching this playlist and seeing your progress in sewing! Like you, I'm not an historical seamstress, although I do have moderate sewing experience. I am 10 different kinds of impressed that you tackled these sewing projects! You're my hero for the week! Your entire outfit is absolutely stunning! Also, like you, I knit...but I'm fairly certain you are light years ahead of me in that skill. ;-) I found a beautiful knit shawl around which I want to plan a Victorian or Edwardian outfit. You have bolstered my confidence in that idea greatly! I would also like to add another point. You say that you're not sure a lady of the Victorian Era would have owned quite that many hand knitted items. However, I would assume there were quite a few of the lower class ladies who would have had to knit their own pieces. While the middle or upper class could purchase those items...if a Lady of lower social status wished to be fashionable...AND warm...I bet she'd have been very industrious and set about making her own items: both knitting and sewing. Maybe that could be another project: to research how much the materials you used in the making of your ensemble would have cost in 1892. (like you need another project! lol ) I have download the 1892 Victorian Knitting Pattern book, as well, and I have 2 projects going now. Thank you for that resource! ...and yes, interpreting the instructions can be challenging. I find I usually just have to try it a few times before I can figure out what the author is getting at. Again, VERY good job on >everything< and thank you for your time and efforts in videoing and sharing. Great work all around!
Oh my god! This is so incredible. I don’t actually know you but I’m so proud of you for having the patience to finish this ensemble. Thank you for taking us on this journey and I can’t wait to see what’s next! ❤️
Your entire outfit looks lovely and beautiful on you! When the weather cooperates I hope you get to test the warmth factor. I love all the hand knit details also! Love the fasinator!
Beautiful work! I love seeing the whole ensemble. You'll have to tackle a corset pattern next. (I recommend Redthreaded as being very friendly for beginners.)
It’s funny, the other thing to think about is that without central heating, the difference between outside and inside temperatures would have been less, so people wouldn’t not easily overheat if they went inside to call!
Karolina sent me here.
Was not disappointed :)
Same here
Sames 😩😭
I'm a 64-year-old man and, surprisingly, I found this video both entertaining and informative. And you say that you sewed and knitted all those pieces by hand?! Incredible!
Edit: Hello and welcome everyone coming from Karolina's post - thank you for stopping by and I hope you enjoy! 😊I'm overwhelmed by the lovely response, thank you so much!
I can finally wear my entire outfit all together! What do you all think?
A few notes:
- Lace-up shoes were available in the 1890s, and are likely also very popular, but I did find many examples of buttoned shoes as well!
- I meant to say that 1890s corsets were split-busk! My corset has a busk, it just doesn't open at the front like most would have in 1890!
(and I'm sure I made so many more mistakes - this is my first ever historical costume and I've learned so much already!!)
I’m just so glad you found a project you could work so hard and do so much research on! Karolina Żebrowska recommended this video to me, and I hope more and more people come see this video, because it’s so respectable to see someone make a historical garment (and for the first time!) like this. I hope you keep doing this in the future, I love seeing this stuff.
Yes, Karolina Żebrowska just posted the link. Hopefully many more of us will watch, comment, like & subscribe to show appreciation for your hours and hours of hard work.
Is there a link for paterns in the description? I am interested making woolen ruffles, like your fascinator has.
Lovely! I imagine there were a couple of ladies who loved knitting as much as you do, and would have worn this many knit layers! They probably weren't common, as you mentioned, but they had to exist! :)
Directed here by Karolina. Beautiful work. Subscribed.
I've been trying a mesh patterned 1940s vest. Pretty stitch of twisted rib on knit row and larger needle on purl. Lost at least 10 stitches over 10"/25cm of back piece pattern. The rib lines kept moving too. Turned it into a hot water bottle cover instead. Lol.
That's why knitted stockings and combinations impress me. Lace I have to crochet to get right.
And thus the saga is complete. It looks amazing! I am so proud of you, and I can’t wait to see what you do next!
Thank you so, so much - what a (long) journey! Thank you for supporting me the whole way!
Lovely work! Our glorious Meme Mom Karolina Zebrowska highlighted your video today. I love discovering new creators so am very happy She did. I hope you are getting to enjoy your beautiful ensemble now that it is Wintertime.
This is a super pretty and impressive outfit! Ngl, I came here from Karolina's channel, but I'm super glad I found you! All the knitting is insane and beautiful!
Same
Congratulations on such a triumph! The ensemble turned out amazing, and I'm excited to see what the next project will be!
Thank you! I'm so glad you appreciate the ensemble and can't wait to continue sharing projects!
No wonder the gentry had 'dressers' . Imagine having to do that yourself every day, especially tying things at the back. Lovely video
Wow! Wear that with pride! What a lot of work. Its looks great!
Karolina was desperately searching for something to protect her ears. You show the answer. 🙏😍😅
I've been watching your videos for weeks now, originally looking for some knitting ideas and very quickly falling in love with vintage knitting. This is the first time I've watched you wear this whole ensemble, after seeing you slowly piece it together in previous videos. I know this about 2 years late but WOW it's so exciting to watch the final results of all your hard work. Mad respect!!
Honestly this just makes me appreciate the fabric, clothing, mending, and construction so much more. Watching you make these items just made me see clothing in a different light.
it looks so wonderful, you have inspired me to do historical knitting. wear that everyday for winter lml
Thank you, and it is so wonderful that you're inspired to do some historical knitting !
It's amazing to see this outfit complete! I love the little detail of saving the buttons from an old dress. I can't wait to see what you make next. 😊🌻
Really enjoying your channel. The knits especially. With the improvement of modern outwear fabric its easy to lose sight of these cozy knitted undergarments and I'm glad your here to remind us.
I'm so glad you're enjoying it, it has been so fun!
What a dream come true! Your ensemble is beautiful. I hope you wear it often. It's been great to follow along with you as your built this gorgeous outfit! I can't wait to see what's next! I am currently knitting a Spencer from 1919 and I look forward to a bit chiller days to wear it... but not yet. I do love the summer!
A 1919 knit spencer sounds beautiful! thank you so much, I hope you'll enjoy some of my next projects!
I am so intimidated by knitting anything at all and here you are with all this gorgeous inspiration! I am now considering giving it a try!
Amazing you finished it
wow wow wow this is amazing. And such fine knitting. I just can't imaging having to have so many layers in those days. Incredible. your sewing and knitting are fantastic, congratulations.
This is great! And a fantastic job for a beginner! I've been sewing 50 years and I don't know if I could have the patience. I have a real problem with start-itis. I binge watched this playlist last night. Love the videos!
I would love to see other season versions of this.
I never even thought of that! I'm going to be stepping into another time period for just a little while, but then I'm coming back to the 1890s for a few projects, I can't wait to share!
It's very interesting as I can imagine my great grandmother getting dressed up in something like this.
A thoroughly interesting walk back in time. Thank you so much!
So exciting to see the whole thing put together!! You did a terrific job on everything, and it has been fun to watch this all come together. Really lovely!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
This...is a MASTERPIECE! What a beautiful work of art. 👏Bravo 👏
Wooow, I study History at University and I specialize on 1890-1939 and this is so inspiring! 😍 Thank you for your hard work!
I appreciate the craftsmanship on display here
You look lovely!! It is a very big accomplishment to have hand made all those items! You can and should be very proud.
I find this info helpful for my family's lifestyle. We duplicate some of these things to stay warm on our hobby farm.
You've done such a great job! :) Thanks for parading around even in the heat! I'm excited to see more projects from you.
Thank you! 😊
1 year to sew/knit for 1 person only! How did women manage it, when they had an entire growing family to sew/knit for? No wonder people had only few garments, rather than today's FAST FASHION! I'm 68 and a sewer, the few garments I've managed to sew for myself, I love more than anything I buy! In fact I buy very few clothes..Knitting, crocheting are my upcoming hobby too! Mum sewed all our garmenst (4 of us in the 1960's)
Everything is absolutely beautiful! I really want to try to knit some of the accessories you made, like the fascinator and cape
I bet you would be as snug as a bug in a rug in that outfit on a cold winter day 😀 I’ve really enjoyed watching this series.
You put an incredible amount of work into this and it certainly shows. Bravo!
I can't wait to see what comes next from this channel 🤩
Wow it’s beautiful on you. Thank you! I’ve never seen this style before. Nice history fashion lesson as well. 😊
It all looks wonderful together! You should be very proud of yourself, especially since it includes some of your first sewn garments. I am looking forward to your future projects. Well done! 😊
The level of your skill is astounding. Thanks for a charming video!
From reading through memoirs and reference books, hand knit undergarments were actually quite common. It was rare for a woman to be the only woman in the house, so she had sisters and daughters to help with large knitting projects, and even some boys were enlisted on rainy days. Some people would also take old hats, scarves, and gloves and weave them into these large garments to save on knitting time.
Congratulations on putting all your hard work and dedication together into such a beautiful outfit. You should be so proud, it looks outstanding! I love everything about it 💕
Congratulations! the result is beautiful and one can tell how much time, care and love you've put into each piece. It is trully a remarkable work!
I must say it does look quite cozy!
All the love, patience,work and skills you put on your ensemble show themselves clearly! Can't wait for more! 🥰
Thank you so much!! I can't wait to share more, I hope you continue to enjoy!
I followed a link to your video, so pretty!
Awesome, it looks great all together. I hope when it does get colder you'll be able to take some frosty, misty, atmospherically chillier photographs : )
Everythign looks amazing : )
I am so glad you enjoy it - and I also can't wait to wear it in more appropriate weather!
@@EngineeringKnits
Did you? Will you please? (Its spring already here, on the other coast, only wintery in the mornings. )
@@catherinejustcatherine1778 Hi, You are a tease aren't you😊. Spring indeed... It's still very cold, even though I saw the first insect this year a couple of weeks ago. A butterfly, but it couldn't have survived the thirty degree night. It's still Winter here in the north. North as in Scandinavia, Europe, north. Even though you are indeed a tease😉😊 enjoy your spring/summer, I hope it's a lovely one. Yours, Ann
@@annlidslot8212
I was acknowledging that different locations have radically different weather. Our "spring" is extra hot this year, trying to be summer already. I try to hide in the shade, grateful that it isn't also humid, or snowing instead. Still, new plants dehydrate so quickly that I really should consider a "watering" system. I hope that your winter is not too uncomfortable
I can't wait for your next projects. 💞💕
Me too!! I'm going to be stepping into another time period for a bit, but then I'm back to the 1890s for a while!
Lovely outfit! I had never heard of the miser’s purse! Great video!
Well i love every piece you ve made. I sure hope you so tutorials on how to knit the pieces? I hope. Lovely. Lovely outfit. I'm new to sewing too. 😍🙋🙋🙋
Love it! Also can't wait to see some 1920s knit projects!
Great job, and just in time for the coming cold weather. Its been fun seeing this go together.
An incredible effort! It was lovely to see how pleased you seemed to wear your ensemble!
Thank you so much! and I am so pleased to be able to wear it!
Thank you for sharing your joy with us. Very informative and quite a learning experience.
I love it! The care and thought that went into each piece of this outfit... You've got quite a lot to be proud of here! Can't wait to see more historical knitting videos from you
Wow, thank you, I really appreciate it!
Wonderful wonderful job!!
Thank you so much 😀
What an awesome accomplishment! The outfit is stunning! Thanks for sharing
I can't believe it is finished, thank you for watching my journey!
Wow very nice. Love the cape and stockings.
Thanks so much 😊
I love that even though you don't have all the perfect things you make it work (like historical women would've)
I can't believe you were a beginner sewist when you started this project! (Even though I've watched you from the start! 😃) This video was absolutely DREAMY!!! I WAS IN HEAVEN watching it! What a perfect ensemble! I love the color, and all your hand knit parts are truly incredible! I'm looking forward to your future projects! 💕
Thank you so much, it means so much that you are enjoying watching my work! I can't wait to share what I'm working on next!
That is a beautiful ensemble!
You must be elated to have reached the end of the project. Well done! And good luck on your next deep dive into historical dress/knitting. :-)
Thank you so much! It has been such fun, and even more fun having someone to dive deep into historical knitting with!
This is a stellar ensemble. You did an amazing job sewing and knitting these beauties. Wow!!!
Yaaaay good for you! What an incredible project to have fully realised, it's SO impressive. I hope you are very proud of yourself - each piece is beautiful. Congratulations!
Absolutely wonderful outfit and you look beautiful in it.
Amazing work. It's gorgeous. I can't imagine how long women took to get ready in past with so many layers. 😅
Amazing work! I’ve been watching the other videos and it’s so exciting to see it all come together!
So beautiful did an awesome job finishing all of the item's, Love them. :)
Thank you so much!💕
"It is also made in the most popular colour in the 1890s"
Buncha goths
You've created a very pretty ensemble darlin.
I was so excited for this video! You look amazing (And warm!)
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I was very, very warm!
Looks great! Congratulations on completing it all.
Thank you!💕
That's great...so much craftsmanship. Looks beautiful but like so much work to get dressed smh it's a wonder people went out in wintertime lol
😊💛💛xxx many thanks. Lovely!
Obviously one did not just throw something on and run out of the door! A stunning ensemble. A late 1800’s soirée Party is beckoning, 🎻
This looks amazing!! Although, where I live, -30c during the winter isn't too uncommon, and this would've been WAY too light for said weather. Obviously, though, northern winter clothes have always been different, and I see this fabulous outfit being for a noble lady, and not a commoner, I assume!
It is absolutely amazing to see the culmination of all your work. Everything is so stunning!
Very nice! You have a very pleasant voice too, so this is the perfect sort of video to have on for Sewing Sundays. Excellent craftsmanship.
You did such a beautiful job! The pieces all look wonderful! You could probably actually wear the blue ensemble in summer if you just change the undergarments and accessories for summer ones, since wool is not only good for keeping you warm, but lightweight wool was used to keep you nice and cool in hot weather too. (The weight of the blue fabric looked quite light to me, but it's hard to tell on camera)
Well, I need to make all of that lace trim! I already favorite'd your patterns on Revelry from CoCoVid! Im a little wigged out by the knitted combinations, no lie.
The lace trim is so fun to make! I still can't believe I did the combinations either, but they are very soft!
Ooooh, it's so beautiful! 😮 I love the color combination on the ensemble. And I think the purse is very charming. ☺️
Stunning work...Thank you so much for sharing the history of the garments and your excellent work. I feel as though I have stepped back in time.
Absolutely amazing!!!
So glad I found you!!!!
I bought your pattern for the knitted purse through Ravelry just this week! Love seeing the whole outfit.
I really hope you like the pattern and thank you so much for your kind words!
This is a beautiful outfit. I have enjoyed watching you make it. Thank you so much for sharing.
I'm so glad you enjoyed watching my progress!
Obviously “drink plenty of water” was not in place back then. 😂😂😂😂
I LOVE this outfit. Amazing achievement.
Wow, thank you so much, I am so happy you enjoyed it!
The combinations have an "escape hatch" - no need to avoid hydration. 😉
You just need good aim, or a funnel (probably a silicone one online somewhere ). Plus, perhaps some awesome personal wipes, for extra hygiene.
It is fantastic video, very detailed and wonderfully made!
Thank you very much!😊
Wow getting dressed in ye olden times were so annoyingly long process. Incredible work!
Absolutely incredible work
I have >thoroughly< enjoyed watching this playlist and seeing your progress in sewing! Like you, I'm not an historical seamstress, although I do have moderate sewing experience. I am 10 different kinds of impressed that you tackled these sewing projects! You're my hero for the week! Your entire outfit is absolutely stunning! Also, like you, I knit...but I'm fairly certain you are light years ahead of me in that skill. ;-) I found a beautiful knit shawl around which I want to plan a Victorian or Edwardian outfit. You have bolstered my confidence in that idea greatly! I would also like to add another point. You say that you're not sure a lady of the Victorian Era would have owned quite that many hand knitted items. However, I would assume there were quite a few of the lower class ladies who would have had to knit their own pieces. While the middle or upper class could purchase those items...if a Lady of lower social status wished to be fashionable...AND warm...I bet she'd have been very industrious and set about making her own items: both knitting and sewing. Maybe that could be another project: to research how much the materials you used in the making of your ensemble would have cost in 1892. (like you need another project! lol ) I have download the 1892 Victorian Knitting Pattern book, as well, and I have 2 projects going now. Thank you for that resource! ...and yes, interpreting the instructions can be challenging. I find I usually just have to try it a few times before I can figure out what the author is getting at. Again, VERY good job on >everything< and thank you for your time and efforts in videoing and sharing. Great work all around!
Oh my god! This is so incredible. I don’t actually know you but I’m so proud of you for having the patience to finish this ensemble. Thank you for taking us on this journey and I can’t wait to see what’s next! ❤️
That said, *sweats in LA heatwave*
Thank you so, so much! I am so glad there are so many of you all who have stuck with me through this whole journey - it has been so fun!
right?! I was in the high desert when I put this on, and I really wished I had a portable AC - it was so hot!
I just found your channel today and I am so glad I did!!! You made such an amazing outfit!! Keep up the amazing knitting and sewing :)
I wish I could knit, seeing this!
O my gosh i love those clothes1👏💜💜well done
Your entire outfit looks lovely and beautiful on you! When the weather cooperates I hope you get to test the warmth factor. I love all the hand knit details also! Love the fasinator!
I'm watching this while eating warm oatmeal as It rains outside. It's a good day.
Beautiful work! I love seeing the whole ensemble. You'll have to tackle a corset pattern next. (I recommend Redthreaded as being very friendly for beginners.)
Great suggestion! I am planning on doing a corset at some point, I've been eyeing their patterns!
It’s funny, the other thing to think about is that without central heating, the difference between outside and inside temperatures would have been less, so people wouldn’t not easily overheat if they went inside to call!
This is so cute!
It is beautiful!!!
This is so beautiful! Now I actually want to make something like these garments myself QQ