I think we're all doomed to eventually sewing the things we swore we'd never make😂 this turned out so beautiful! I especially love the bit of lace on the corset, and the way it shapes the body is so lovely. I'm all for more Titanic inspired projects!
Small thing... you made a lovely set of under things. However a combination would have been connected at the waist band hence "combination" as it would combine both a Corset Cover and a pair of drawers. If one made the garments separately they would have been used with a chemise that would have gone first, then depending on the wearing either the drawers or the corset came next and the corset cover would have gone on top to hide the line of the corset. Also, the lacing cords would have been gathered up in the back and tucked under the back of the corset instead of wrapping around one's waist as that adds bulk to the waist line.
Absolutely flawless work!!! The Swim Dress was exquisite also! I had a Pit Bull named Roscoe for 14 years. He was and always will be the owner of my heart.❤️
Everything came out so lovely. Well done. Thank you for this - I've done some preliminary poking around for the period and information's a little thin on the ground, maybe because of all of the mood swings the ten's went through. My Singer 99 hand-crank is out of 1915, and I decided I wanted to sew the time-frame that the 99 was in operation. I also recently found out that my paternal Granddad served in the British Navy during 'the war to end all wars', so I'm surrounded by all sorts of rabbit holes to follow. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Thank you Cathy! Yes the 1910s were were very transformative which makes them such a gem to learn about! Woah that’s really cool, family history is definitely interesting
@@CarolineElizabethMartin It's always interesting to see what get's left out of the story. In the ten's we see everything that's going to be played with for the rest of the century. They're taking sewing techniques and just, somehow, stacking them on top of each other. Remarcable
You're work is Beautiful! I love what you did with the lace placements and "All Hand Stitched!". Brilliant work... You have inspired me to have a go at draping underwear. Love your finished work and construction information. 🙏🤗💃💖 Thank you. X
Can you possibly share which pattern you used? I have to help make costumes for a play from this era on a limited budget and really need help because I don't have any good patterns to start with. Thank you so much for this video .
Are you able to sit with that 15inch busk you used? I have the same issue, where I'm about to choose a busk size and I'm not sure. Using the pattern marks I get a 12-13 inch busk.
I just found your channel, loved the video, it's beautiful 🩷 question for you all - why is there a closure on the back and the front? With all the little metal hooks with the busk, wouldn't that just wear on other fabrics?
Hello dear❤️ i am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.today first time i saw your video and i really like that.Please dear make the taitanic jump dress as like as same.please dear you can do it🥰
The dutch magazine is called De Gracieuce. Apparently this magazine is the Dutch equivalent to Harpers Bazzar. I am not sure if it is offered online in a digitized version.
- oh you think poly satin is offensive? I think that finding bias tape at a garage sale, thinking it's cotton, then ironing it, and it smelling like burnt plastic is offensive =D - anyway I did enjoy the video! though I must admit I was waiting for some vintage related content from your channel, but I'm not mad about it, all the historical research information is great, I like it! thanks ^^
I received the TV corset pattern for Christmas. It was nice to see this come together and is giving me motivation to sew.
I think we're all doomed to eventually sewing the things we swore we'd never make😂 this turned out so beautiful! I especially love the bit of lace on the corset, and the way it shapes the body is so lovely. I'm all for more Titanic inspired projects!
Yes haha funny how that happens! Thank you 😊 I can’t wait to get started on some of the more intricate pieces
I think it's inevitable if we want to explore other eras
Small thing... you made a lovely set of under things. However a combination would have been connected at the waist band hence "combination" as it would combine both a Corset Cover and a pair of drawers. If one made the garments separately they would have been used with a chemise that would have gone first, then depending on the wearing either the drawers or the corset came next and the corset cover would have gone on top to hide the line of the corset. Also, the lacing cords would have been gathered up in the back and tucked under the back of the corset instead of wrapping around one's waist as that adds bulk to the waist line.
Thanks so much for the information 🤍
Absolutely flawless work!!! The Swim Dress was exquisite also! I had a Pit Bull named Roscoe for 14 years. He was and always will be the owner of my heart.❤️
Thank you John! Aw Roscoe sounds like such an angel baby ❤️❤️❤️
I'm making the heaven dress and just ordered the patterns you mentioned in here. I can't wait to start
Everything came out so lovely. Well done.
Thank you for this - I've done some preliminary poking around for the period and information's a little thin on the ground, maybe because of all of the mood swings the ten's went through. My Singer 99 hand-crank is out of 1915, and I decided I wanted to sew the time-frame that the 99 was in operation. I also recently found out that my paternal Granddad served in the British Navy during 'the war to end all wars', so I'm surrounded by all sorts of rabbit holes to follow.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Thank you Cathy! Yes the 1910s were were very transformative which makes them such a gem to learn about! Woah that’s really cool, family history is definitely interesting
@@CarolineElizabethMartin It's always interesting to see what get's left out of the story.
In the ten's we see everything that's going to be played with for the rest of the century. They're taking sewing techniques and just, somehow, stacking them on top of each other. Remarcable
The talent you have is amazing I want to learn to sew!!!
excellent job. I am making Rose's swim dress. I think your videos are helpful and inspiring. I enjoy how you've made both these amazing garments
Thank you so much Kathy, the best of luck!
@@CarolineElizabethMartin thank you. I look forward to seeing more of your titanic recreations :)
I'm definitely going to pick up that jam, awesome sewing make!!✂
You won’t regret it!
@@CarolineElizabethMartin Blackberry is also one of my favorites. Peach and apricot are the other two.
You're work is Beautiful! I love what you did with the lace placements and "All Hand Stitched!". Brilliant work... You have inspired me to have a go at draping underwear. Love your finished work and construction information. 🙏🤗💃💖 Thank you. X
Sorry that person meant YOUR work is beautiful. You are NOT work beautiful. Pet peeve
Can you possibly share which pattern you used? I have to help make costumes for a play from this era on a limited budget and really need help because I don't have any good patterns to start with. Thank you so much for this video .
truly victorian edwardian overbust corset pattern
Are you able to sit with that 15inch busk you used? I have the same issue, where I'm about to choose a busk size and I'm not sure. Using the pattern marks I get a 12-13 inch busk.
Absolutely, you just have to learn how 😂
I just found your channel, loved the video, it's beautiful 🩷 question for you all - why is there a closure on the back and the front? With all the little metal hooks with the busk, wouldn't that just wear on other fabrics?
Love these pieces. Thank you
Great video, very interesting! Pitbull at the end! 🐶🙃🙂
❤🐕
Can you do the Pride & Prejudice dress of Elizabeth Bennet?
Amazing , pure meditation …
Can you share where you got the pattern from? I'm trying to make the dinner dress and I need it to be as accurate qs possible
I thank you so much
Hello dear❤️ i am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.today first time i saw your video and i really like that.Please dear make the taitanic jump dress as like as same.please dear you can do it🥰
Hi Maiful 🇧🇩 💕 thank you for your kind words. Yes I’m working on the jump dress now 😊
@@CarolineElizabethMartin love you drear.you are such a nice person.thanks for reply
Does the info say what Dutch magazine and is this magazine online?
The dutch magazine is called De Gracieuce. Apparently this magazine is the Dutch equivalent to Harpers Bazzar. I am not sure if it is offered online in a digitized version.
De Gracieuse magazine is the Dutch version of "La Mode illustrée". You can find it online for free.
@@EXO-L45 can you provide the link to the corset pattern? This is the only pattern I have found that goes down small enough for me.
- oh you think poly satin is offensive? I think that finding bias tape at a garage sale, thinking it's cotton, then ironing it, and it smelling like burnt plastic is offensive =D
- anyway I did enjoy the video! though I must admit I was waiting for some vintage related content from your channel, but I'm not mad about it, all the historical research information is great, I like it! thanks ^^
Lol that’s awful! Thank you and more mid-20th c content is coming 😊
Quem veio aqui pela anitta ??? Kkkkkkk
quem é anitta?
@@CarolineElizabethMartin Pesquisa no TH-cam que você vai descobrir !!