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FelicitasSews
Canada
Приєднався 28 січ 2009
Just doing some sewing and whatever
Homemade Lolita Wardrobe Tour!
A little tour of my mostly homemade lolita fashion wardrobe. I've spent the last couple years getting really into lolita, and spending most of my spare time sewing fun frilly dresses for myself. I think I lost the footage of one of my jsks, but thats ok because I have a whole other video about that one.
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Speedrunning the Walkaway Dress, But Make it Stede Bonnet?
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This video is my very late entry to @StephanieCanada's walkaway dress challenge. Watch to the end for dog footage!
Making some Fancy Pants/Bloomers by Pattern Hacking
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In which I take 2 months to complete a project that should take 2 days. Basically I modified an existing pants pattern into a pair of bloomers. I may have over complicated this one a little bit, and had some technical issues along the way, but it all turned out well in the end! I told my mom I was working on a pair of bright red bloomers and she said "I don't think you would want them in that c...
Lengthening a Tiered Dress (lolita alterations)
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More of a sewing vlog this time, I had to alter this dress a bit, so I figured why not film it as well! I was in a bit of a rush so I cut every corner I could, and everything turned out great. Let this be a lesson that sometimes perfection (or even carefulness) is unnecessary.
Parasol Sewing Tutorial
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Come join me in the world of making parasols, and keep the sun off you while looking fancy! I love making these things. This is actually the ninth or tenth one I've made I think? I use them with historical inspired and alternative fashion, and given them as gifts. I made one for all the members of a bridal party a few years ago. They're pretty quick, and can be made for really cheap with stuff ...
Witch Hat Tutorial
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Join me as I make this very cottage core witch hat, and you too can live the dream of making a giant pointy hat to go with every outfit you own! Or maybe just the dream of dressing up as a witch for halloween. These hats only usually take me a few hours to make, so you could easily make yourself one in time for the spooky season. I mean even though no one is going to go out this year, it doesn'...
the red velveteen jsk is so pretty! definitely see the moitie inspiration
Very cute
❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
Thank you for making this, I’m planning on making a Snufkin costume and will be trying to follow this tutorial for it
Lovely
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justo tengo que hacer una sombrilla negra!! muchas gracias por el video, me dio muchas ideas muy geniales!!
hi❤
So talented omg
Amazing!! Absolutely amazing!!
Love this! Thank you for the amazing tutorial!!❤
I love your fabric. And l think it turned very nice.
It looks perfect on you❤
Pockets would be awesome on this dress
I did end up adding a patch pocket to the blue part eventually! I also added some snaps about halfway down the side of the skirt to keep it from blowing open and bunching up.
So impressive ❤
Bruh....
i love the dresses you made!!! is there anywhere you post them styled? i would love to see the coords
Thank you! I have an instagram and tumblr account with the same name as the channel 😁
Fabulous
The red one is my favorite! I wish you could share/sell the pattern ❤
I love the "or possibly no one" because that is literally me everytime i make a video
I truely expected that maybe like 30 people would watch this
@@FelicitasSews when you gotta make a witches hat you gotta make a witches hat you know what I mean 😂 thank you for the tutorial!
the red tiered dress is amazing! I didn´t know anybody could do such a complicated dress at home!!!
It looks beautiful on you! Well done!
It's gorgeous! Where did you found the fabric please?
At the thrift store in the tablecloth section
the trick with sewing the wire in like that was genius, I've never thought about doing it like that. thank you for this video! ❤
Hello 😂❤
This was really cool! My wardrobe is pretty basic, the only thing i had make is my wrist cuffs but id really like to start making some more things c:
Thanks for this tutorial, miss! I like your hair.
Gorgeous!
The jeans dress is soo cute 💖
4:06 looks good dress for running through a prairie all cinematic and 16:37 the green thats beautiful
Gotta pause the video, your denim coord is pure genius. It is giving.
missed opportunity to say jeanius. Get it? XD
Your presentation and finished dress are enjoyable.
love everything
Yes you can they are called Umbrella ends
That closure on the green skirt and bodice set is so impressive. I hate sewing in zippers and I think i am gonna have to incorporate that into my next piece omg
Zippers are really not that difficult once you get out of your own head. If you are planning to do invisible zippers make a small investment into a specific invisible zipper foot. You will be amazed at how easy it is.
dang, I was hoping for a pattern for that white blouse you're wearing 😑
Lovely video, I love seeing other peoples handmade dresses. Did you self draft the dress at 8mins or did you use a pattern? I would love to make a dress in this shape
yes I self drafted it!
Your wardrobe (and sewing skills) are so impressive! Thank you for sharing!!
I would to see a planning videos from you. Like how you plan your dresses
Thank you for taking the time to share all of your handmade pieces! I am a sucker for pintucks and seeing yours gave me all the happy feels. That white OP with insertion lace and the red JSK with all the pintucks are probably my favourite pieces of the ones you've shown.
thank you!! I love your blog btw
@@FelicitasSews Thank you so much! 💖
I'm looking forward to the tutorial on your red ruffled dress! I really like it and I'd love to make something similar!
You are one of the few that actually got a wellfitted dress out of it. Planning on doing the chalenge my self - but the fit on me will be the biggest chalenge.
I feel like a lot of people I saw with poor fitting said they skipped making a mockup. i didn't film my mockups, but it was definitely the most difficult and time consuming part of the project!
Thank you for this wonderful tour! As an aspiring seamstress with lolita as a main hobby, this was really inspiring to watch ♡
I think I met you at AN! Your wardrobe is so lovely!! Great video!
thank you! and I was there so we probably did meet!
For your mushroom dress, how broad is the hem on the bottom in meters? I recently made a tiered dress and I didnt make it broad enough at aaaaall and although it ended up working,, im still sad about it lol
it's about 4m. for tiered dresses i do the first tier about 2x my waist, 2nd tier around 1.5x that, and 3rd tier around 1.5x the 2nd.
@FelicitasSews thank you thats super helpful!! I'm assuming thats flatlay right?
@@Ilsezwarts that's the total hem length. also I'm planning to do a video making a tiered dress soon ;)
@@FelicitasSews ok cool, thank you!! I'll subscribe and waiting haha
Aaey! I made a very similar 2 pice bodice skirt set thing!! 🥰 it’s so versatile I love it!! I also made a handmade Lolita wardrobe, love seeing yours!
I can't wait to see more on that lovely red dress~! oh lordy it is so pretty <3
Thank you for sharing your wardrobe! You have a lot of really beautiful pieces, I admire your skill. I'm very excited for the video featuring the red dress, it's gorgeous!! For as long as I've been interested in lolita fashion (although I've never worn it), it's been only recently I've really started looking into handmade lolita. Somehow, it seems like an easier starting point for me. All that to say, I appreciate your videos, they've been an inspiration to me! Thank you for sharing 💖
I love seeing handmade lolita stuff, it's always so unique! Thanks for sharing ^__^ Honestly, I love that blue striped OP...tempted to try and make something similar! The chevrons really make it just the right amount of extra. Haha the denim JSK is so cool! Love how at a glance, it's just a dress but then you see the jean-ness. Maybe it's an odd piece to focus on but the apron is gorgeous. Again, inspiring me to maybe eventually sew one myself lol. You should be proud of your insertion lace, it looks amazing! Nice to know that patterns from Miss Carol Belle are good too.
thank you!!! I'd love to see your pieces if you do end up making any of those! for miss carol bells patterns I should give the caveat I guess that most of them don't really have instructions. so depending on your confidence level in construction that may or may not be an issue
@@FelicitasSews If I do manage any sewing there's a good chance it'll end up on my channel lol. And thanks for the heads up re. the patterns...I tend to ignore instructions anyway (possibly why things sometimes don't turn out!) so that's fine ^__^
ah I like the blue, and I like the fact you made it yourself, not everyone can do that anymore, where sewing and making were once ubiquitous skills for ladies young and old and guys too were tailors, now its very hard to find one, let alone make from scratch clothing from fabric and pattern, your stuff looks kind of simple but well made not too buissy or garish, looks like something actually from back in the day from the period lolita and the like fashion is supposed to try to emulate from old western fashion. I cant really sew to save my life cept for putting on a button, if I can thread the needle, but woodworking I have been around since the age of 6, and I can sometimes impress myself with some of the small detail paintings on things I have done on props for cosplay, I like the stainglass prints as well, we have windows in that style the bavarian stain glass style in the local Cathedral of the diocese, its one of two churches in the area that have stainglass from the royal institute of munic in bavaria, one is lutheran though, and like the blue one at 10:10 and the gothic like one after. something to be said of something well made by your own hands, though when I first ran across the style in things japanese there were more out there that made their own stuff espcially acessories since not much was available 12 years ago ish
thank you! I agree, I think it's good to have a hobby/skill where you can make things with your own hands, whatever that may be.