I found vintage sewing patterns so you can make Rachel Maksy's fake “aesthetics"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Yes, I did ask Rachel for permission to make this video and thumbnail.
I have been selling vintage patterns for over 10 years, and used my expertise to find cheap vintage patterns (and sometimes more modern ones) to help you recreate some of Rachel Maksy’s fake aethestics. All of the vintage patterns will be listed below if you want to go and find one for yourself.
Rachel's first aesthetic video: • Trying Out Your Made-U...
Rachel's second aesthetic video: • I Used a Random "Aesth...
Aesthetics and patterns:
Whiskey Grandpa
- Kwik Sew 697
- Simplicity 5147
- SImplicity 7590
Bakerycore
- Butterick 6086
- Simplicity 5245
- Butterick 3163
Space Retro
- Simplicity 1166 (top Rachel used)
- Backroom Finds Anne Adams Bra Top
- Mrs Depew 1003
- McCall’s 7929
- McCall’s 2800
Lava Punk
- Ziggy Jacket on Etsy
- McCall’s 7555
Mosscore
- Butterick 3587
- New York 450
- Simplicity 7590
- Simplicity 8696
- Vogue 1614
- Butterick 4506
- Butterick 4486
Circus Vintage
- Butterick 5888
- Vogue 8087
- McCall’s 7670
- McCall’s 4481
Victorian Dragon
- Simplicity 2207 (pattern Rachel used)
- McCall’s 7828
- Folkwear 209
- Butterick 4139
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Sewing a Mystery Vintage Pattern with A Vintage Vanity: • Sewing a Mystery Vinta...
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Frixion Pens - bit.ly/7packFrixionPens
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0:00 A normal Friday night
2:13 Whiskey Grandpa
3:38 Bakerycore
5:08 Space Retro
8:23 Lava Punk
10:10 Mosscore
12:38 Circus Vintage
15:00 Victorian Dragon
18:08 Me making fun of myself - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
ahHHH yay I love this!!!! 🤗
Thank you so much for letting me dive into your world for this video. It was so much fun!!
Perfect time to ask what the patterns were she used!
Two of my favorite vintage people smushed in an aesthetic video sandwich is the visual snack I didn't know I always wanted!
Aww yeah! So happy to hear that. :)
Oh this one's fun! You did a great job sleuthing these. I like that series of Rachel's. She's really creative. The hot pants pattern made me laugh 😅
Thank you so much! I tried hard to get the details correct. And yes, she really is!
Oh hey that’s my Friday night too
Friday night crew!
Mister Husband just nods...
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
Yay, crossover!! I hope Victorian Dragon becomes a thing.
Short shorts in the 70s were referred to as "hot pants". In about 1975 my mother wore this to a New Years Eve party: black velvet hot pants, black panty hose and black lace up knee boots. On the top she paired it with a white silky blouse with big floppy ruffles AND a quilted blazer all in greens, red, gold and some big hoop gold earrings. She had a really good figure at the time and my father thought she was the hottest thing on 2 legs, and we have laughed so much in later decades about that outfit! Edited to add: I forgot to mention that with the exception of the boots and hose, she sewed it all herself.
I made that hot pants pattern and actually wore them (at a size 12 I could) ah, the days of my youth! I enjoy Rachel Maksy as well.
Amazing! Those are the best pattern too, if for nothing other than the graphics!
Just discovered you via a comment thread on a Rachel Maksy video referring to your video on the differences between the Butterick Walkaway Dress vintage versus Reproduction. After becoming absolutely indignant at the differences, I immediately subbed to your channel. And here we are, full circle with your video referring me back to Rachel, hahaha! I'm disappointed in TH-cam's algorithm not suggesting your channel to me in the first place; I love your snarky honesty. Anyway, I ordered the McCalls 7828 which I'll size up as needed. It reminds me of those old Cachet by Bari Protas jackets from the 80's which I've recently become slightly obsessed over. I love the whole 80's Victorian revival. Thank you for this suggestion!
Interview With The Vampire Diaries has me in stitches right now!!!
I said it and went NOPE that's not right
If you and Rachel start colabing I my keel over with joy 🤩
I mean, I am down!!
I watched that video of hers, and I watch both of your channels. I know this video is going to be awesome and I haven't even watched it yet!
Aww, thank you so much!
@@StephanieCanada You're welcome!
I loved this so much! Soooo useful and also THE BABY JODHPURS LMAOOOO
That was a lot of research! Great job, Stephanie!
Thank you so much!
Reminds me of the book series The Parasol Prtectorate. Victorian steampunk with vampires and werewolves around, oh my! 👍👍❤️
It's so silly and FUN!
Such a fun series. I keep hoping it be omes aNetflix series.
LOVE Gail Carriger!
I watch Rachel Maksy all the time! Now I found You! It's a win win! Great video. I think I have a couple of these.
Thank you!
Thank you so much Deanna! I am so glad you are here.
I hope y'all enjoy this video! be sure to check out some of my other sewing pattern content here: th-cam.com/play/PLaG2bBTXx7U74Wmx6LkyCC1NVgw6a1PqU.html
*runs to my pattern cabinet to see if I have McCall's 7828 somewhere in its depths, because vampire vibes*. I loved this video. You have opened up my eyes to the versatility of some of these patterns that I otherwise over look.
Sometimes it just takes someone else to show us the possibilities. It happens to me all the time!
Two of my favorite TH-camrs in one video. ❤❤❤ Both you and Rachel look like you would be such fun to be friends with.
LOVE THIS SO MUCH !!!
WELL DONE !!!
This is pretty awesome! I love the options and I've bought a few of those patterns shown!
Thank you Cherry! And which ones have you bought?
Awesome thank you for your shout out to Etsy sellers!
I love you Stephanie and your fronter-cent dart mention. I will have to use that when I describe my next blouse. ♥️
I made McCalls 7828 view c as my high school senior sewing project. My teacher didn't know how to increase princess seam bust. We learned together.
This is a great video!! When my then teenage kids were doing anima I spent a lot of time looking at the lines of patterns trying to find something to base the costume on. I find easier to modify than start scratch.
You are amazing too!! Love you both! 💞
Thank you so much!
I always look forward to your videos. ❤️
Thank you so much!
This is just one fun video to watch. Thank You!
Thank you Rob!
I swear that Butterick 6086 is the very pattern my mom used to make my costume for a musical in 7th grade. That would have been about … 1974? We made the dress in a dark blue small floral pattern, floor length. Pretty sure it was long sleeves. I was supposed to be a grandma in about 1850’s America, California Gold Rush era and location, more or less. Good times. :)
This was such an amazing video I really enjoy her videos and now you giving us some patterns this is amazing best day ever xx
Aww thank you Beverley! That is so very kind of you to say!
OHHHH MAN. THIS WILL BE MY LIFELONG RESOURCE FOR COSTUMES AND *AESTHETICS* CLOTHES
Thank you so much!
The bakerycore outfit could also be made from a dress pattern, just use different fabrics for the top and skirt. It's a pretty standard dress design from the 80s. From the top of my head, McCall's 7376 would fit the bill nicely, just leave off the bottom ruffle. Add a leather belt for a rustic look. The outfit also looks a lot like a dirndl style prairie dress as well.
My new aesthetics are "Simplicity Chinos Lady Core" and "McCalls The Hot Ones Core"
Lol ok! I, no joke, was looking to see if i could find the patterns she used in two of her older videos. In the pinafores video she has a McCalls 9815 from... it might be the 1940's but id be surprised. It SCREAMS 50's. And in her Sewing Autumn Clothes video she has another McCalls pattern, this one is the McCalls 5534. Lol i love the timing of all of this!!
EDIT: .... i need the McCalls shorts framed on my wall my god its art.
EDIT2: THAT SUEDE JACKET IS BEAUTIFUL. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT!!
Yet again you crack me up!! I do not own any vintage patterns, just reproductions (I'll go sit in the naughty corner!). But I only started sewing again after 20 years, I'll get there. You need a t-shirt that says 'vintage pattern tragic' or 'vintage pattern snob...reproductions need not apply!' You and Rachel need to swap patterns like you did with Jen!!!
Thank you so much Carmen! And you certainly do NOT need to sit in the naughty corner! Use whatever patterns you feel comfortable with. I MIGHT be working on some merch for later this year... but vintage "reproductions" need not apply MIGHT need to be something as well. Ans I would love to do a "Secret Sewing" with Rachel, but she is much busier than I am.
I saw that "simply the best chinos" pattern a couple months ago at Savers... kicking myself for not grabbing it >.
This is very useful. It sent me on a dive through my patterns. I own a couple of these, actually. And, yes, you pronounced jodhpurs correctly.
Thank you very much Michelle! I do love going back through my old patterns and remembering what I have. And phew on the jodphurs front.
I had forgotten that Suede Says existed...so thanks for reminding me, maybe... also his fabric line with JOANN was a disaster but are we shocked? No
I need y’all to collab on some dang tomfoolery!
I'm pausing this at whiskey grandpa to wonder if you know of a pattern for her "secret pants" that is plus sized or able to be sized up(maaaaybe even how to do that accurately..??) I'm very new to sewing on a machine and I haven't made any clothes yet...but watching Rachel is also one of my Friday night rituals
Hmm. I have found some before. Let me go and find the numbers for you.
@@StephanieCanada oh my goodness that would be awesome!! Thank you so much!!
They you so much for creating this video
I've been wanting to make the victorian dragon top so much, but haven't gotten any response
Happy to help Regan! I am a much smaller creator, so I have a bit more time to answer questions. Let me know if there are any other looks you are trying to find patterns for!
@@StephanieCanada indeed
I'll keep you in mind ☺️
Loved the New York 450 sewing pattern. Tried looking but couldn't find any, any recommendations for similar style culottes.
Oh man! Yeah so when I filmed this I had it in my shop. But it sold while I was editing this morning. I figured I would leave it in so folks could still look for it.
Love Rachel
Me TOO!
Yeah you say jodhpur right. And I must be thenonly person on the planet that hates all this new trend of calling things "core' , for heaven's sake there's already a word, Style to use. XD love all the weird patterns
👏🏼
I'm with you, 100%
I kind of understand it linguistically, but I feel like a lot of the aesthetics that have been "cored" already have perfectly respectable names
I mean, I definitely and not a part of that zeitgeist at all, but I just want to help those who are find fun vintage patterns. And thank you for confirming my jodphur speak. I said it then INSTANTLY regretted it. 😅
I am fascinated by patterns with dragon embroidery included in the outfit pattern. I am missing one that appeared in a vogue or McCall pattern. Do you know of any copy. Can be any size
Deborah, I would love to help out, but the only dragon embroidery I know of came from a Simplicity PJ set. Email me through my about page email or DM me on Instagram with an image of what you are looking for.
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I need to know where to get Rachel's go to skirt pattern ..and her oogie boogie dress pattern
Me too!!! In fact, after searching through her videos unsuccessfully to find it I drafted an 8 gore skirt to see if I can reproduce it.
Hi Krista! Rachel's go to pattern is a VERY expensive (I have only ever seen it go for $75 or more) Gunne Sax pattern Simplicity 9008 that is quite rare. I think the key is to look for an 8 gore skirt that has a VERY full sweep. Always ask the seller for the back photo (if one isn't provided) so you can figure out if the sweep is full enough.
Oh wow! Thankyou so much!
Oh my gosh this is perfect! Were you able to also find a pattern for Rachel's Gaston vest? I'd love to make one just like it!
THANK YOU
Welcome!
Of course she said 'yes'. You got yourself a track-record of really good videos.
Jhuh-olli-purs. You're practically there.
Well. This was fun.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
Thank you Cathy! Successful for me, not exactly "successful" to TH-cam, but hey, it is fun!
@@StephanieCanada YT can be a fickle thing, from what I can see. Keep enjoying yourself. The Algorithmic Over-Lord will get there.
The names are so funny.
They really are!
How about a whole Gibson girl outfit. Hi from Australia 🙃🤣
Maybe if I chat with her again, but I wanted to focus on her most recent because some of them seemed really interesting. I am not one to make something about a fellow creator and artist, without getting permission first.
It’s great to see the ideas and experience from both of you! Help us Visualize and Create our own Special looks! And your giving some small business (pattern collectors, Not hoarders!) a boost 👀😘
If you look up the fold lien it's a british modern pattern seller's channel and she frequently features patterns inspired by a series or a movie, or just one that people are looking for. I always like to watch them and you might do the same thing, just with vintage ones.
Oh my goodness! I just looked her up, and that is so cool! I guess because she only deals in modern patterns and me in vintage I am never shown her content.