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I love your channel ! I was in the first handful of subscribers and I’m so glad to see it growing !

wow we have a heat wave here in Arkansas… your plants are cute

Oooo wish I knew these hacks when I first started dressing vintage 😅 great ways to use and resue what we have around

I love fixing things and giving new life to something rather than throwing it away!

shoulder pars are a great idea… no one like sweat marks

this looks so cool. Thank you for sharing ❤

It was interesting seeing the crowds come later in day now compared to when I used to go 7yrs ago. Love the footage you took.

Interesting! I've done socks before, but only ever temporarily "saved" nylons with nail polish.

I've never darned nylon tights or stockings, but I started knitting my own socks when I was fed up with buying commercially made socks that are too finely knitted to make darning then easy. I'm wearing a pair of grey socks that are darned with maroon yarn right now... because I use the yarn that I've got. And I've got enough of the grey to do invisible darning, but also enough to knit with. The maroon is in scraps from where my dog chewed at it, so can only be used for mending. I think I'm going to get a 1mm crochet hook next time I'm in my local yarn shop. Because, I think I'd use the technique for picking up a dropped stitch in knitting to mend a ladder. You use the thread as you did here, and secure it to the bottom of the ladder, then put the crochet hook through each dropped stitch (which is what a ladder is, a column of dropped stitches caused by the stitch at the top breaking) and pull the new thread through to create a new stitch. Carry on to the top of the ladder and fasten off. I've mended a polo shirt for my son this way - it takes time and good lighting! - and I can see the mend because I know where it is. But it doesn't stand out on the back of the shirt (luckily, I matched the colour! ). The other thing I do when it's a small hole or a worn part of a sock that I'm working on before I get a hole, is to Swiss darn over the small hole or worn part. I think this would work well on stockings, as Swiss darning is stretchy, unlike weaving.

An idea for mending thread for pantyhose. My mum used to harvest thread from pantyhose waistline, so it was mended with the same thread 🙂

Is that dress thrifted or a diy?

it’s Ginger Rodgers 😊

no wait i thought it was pants! that is so genius… too cute I just love the red bias details ❤

Looks great! It might have been a bit easier to get a clean line on the ladder if the stocking was stretched a little over a waterbottle or something.

What was all the writing about how someone would mend a stocking "invisibly" given how much a mend looks like a scar?

Nice to see this kind of content. I'm so excited to be going back to cooly rocks on again this year. Havent been in years!

Love that you're putting yourself out there and having a go, can't wait to see where you go to from here. P.S. Loved the blouse you were wearing at the start of the video.

I mean this with kindness the music was too loud and your audio has a lot of static noise

Thanks for your tutorial 😊, Lovely Girl 👧 😘 💕 ❤️ 💖 💗 👧 😘 💕 ❤️ 💖 💗 👧 😘

I love this vid so hard!

I love this!! Super helpful tips

Oh I found this interesting to watch. Inspiring as well, I have a new backyard which will be perfect for some gardening. I liked your tip on when to plant the broccoli 🥦 👌

LOVE the dress!!

I quite like them all especially number three.

What brand are these, I love the packaging ❤

so pretty, my sister made two like that but with different color flowers ^v^

Ziptie crown 😂

love the ladylike style 😍

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Glad you had a fabulous time - in NZ different pageants focus on different things - some look at the people and why they choose outfits and who they are, others focus on more on the fashion and did they make it or where they got it - I'm guess just like Aussie it varies :) I like that different pageants focus on different things and that gives our community variety.

Thank you so much for giving our plastic free bars a whirl, we're so happy to hear that you've been enjoying them! ~Meg

It’s funny, the topic of the video is something that doesn’t interest me. But something about the thumb nail grabbed me and I’m glad it did! Great to see an Aussie for starters but also the honesty in your review is really refreshing. It’s nice to see someone generally interested in what they’re talking about.m that is being sincere and not ‘producing’ themselves for the UA-cam audience. This honest video has me way more likely to try shampoo bars than what I’ve seen before which was all puff pieces with no honesty.