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This is such a great video! It’s so important to understand the basic mechanics of the tools and processes before you start a project! 😊

Video almost over and you haven’t turned on a machine

Are you ever going to show the beginners how to sew ? Or is this just a taok fest

Thank you again for another great tutorial. If the winter gets long up there I would love a hand sewing tutorial for the rank beginner. I've learned the felling stitch from your earlier video and wonder what else you think is essential to know. Thank you again, Happy New Year and stay warm !

I love the sharpie suggestion! I have a Singer domestic that I use about once a month that threads from RIGHT TO LEFT. I have a post-it on the machine to remind me. 😂

well look who is back LOL

Where can I find a fall front pants pattern?

This is a great tutorial. Thank you

This is amazing. Thank you so much. I have been hand sewing for ten years and I didn't know thread had a nap.

Do you have a video for the back of the pants with the gusset?

I want to make Santa pants and this was very helpful.

Glad to see this, i haven't seen any helpful instruction as a teenager (14), i hope i could make it this october

Do you cut the lining exactly the same size as the fashion fabric . And how do you decide the size of the interlining if you don’t do it full size as the lining . I understand we need to add strength to some parts but what is the width we should make our strength layer ? I am referring to horse hair - strength layer TY

TY I learn alot from your video rarely people are sharing . They keep it secret 🤐 TY

Hi love the video I wonder what type of fabric do you to set wax on the thread with the iron ? Thank you

I have to say, this series is so informative and the most helpful I have ever seen! I am currently attempting my first ever coat similar to this, and your videos are godsend. Thank you so much for creating this content to help the inexperienced like me lol.

Hi. What pettern did you use, or did you drafted it? It would be easyer to see the pattern and how it works from the beggining...

Wow, I learnt so much. Thank you for sharing. I have 3 Janomes which are IMO after owning a Juki, a Brother, a very nice Toyota, 13 various Singers over 50 years, the very best sewing machines around. One is an ancient steel industrial, one is similar to yours, and a Horizon Memorycraft 77Q. My grandmother made shirts for Selfridges on a Singer treadle from 1912 and taught me how to sew in the 1960s using it. I only make quilts nowadays (started in Nov 2021, made 97 so far), but am writing a Regency novel so was curious to see exactly how britches with a fall were made. I live in England deliberately next door to one of the properties mentioned in a Georgette Heyer novel (Sylvester).

Just found your videos thanks for the information. I live in Kentucky and can't find fabric for men's jacket revolutionary war era. We only have Joann fabric. Is ther a online site for fabric you recommend and what fabric to use. thank you for all the information.

Hello, this is the 3rd time I am watching this video, well done by the way. I am new to sewing period clothing, at least cloth , I made a lot of leathers, mountain man type. So, I do want to make the same type of britches as shown here. Is there a pattern that is available? I got one from a seller down by colonial Williamsburg, Va. I am not liking the front flaps, they seem much smaller than yours, ca I simply alter them to make them larger? Also, the sizes available were a bit small for me, I am interested in knowing how to up-size a pattern correctly. I know this may be a bit much, but, can you give me a bit of guidance on how to build a fine pair? Thank you in advance, Paul

Your dog's name is "Beer"?

Wonderful. Thank you very much with all the patient tips and tricks.

Thank you! :)

Im inspired. You do great work. And your vids are concise and fluid. 😎👍

This video is utterly invaluable! I feel as if I have you in my sewing room with me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, Dr. Grant!

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for taking the time to demonstrate this complicated process.

Very pretty. How you get it to look so nice without a mirror behind .? Talented 😂. My hair is very fine too and im a dressmaker 😊

Oh goodness, you ironed your thread before you hand closed the top. Why haven't I ever thought of that. Brilliant!

This is the most amazing video I have seen!! I appreciate all the hand stitching. Can you suggest an accurate pattern for these?

This was so very very helpful, thank you so much!!!

You are amazing. I'm going through the videos but I don't understand how the stomacher is attached to the dress. Are they always just pinned? I'm making doll clothes of this period and I'm stumped as to how to attach the stomacher. Stomacher- I wish they would come back into style because I could use one! LOL

Obrigada Kelly! Brasil❤.

Love the kitty contribution

This is an excellent video! And so helpful with getting the placket placement and attachment correct.

As a fashion student these videos are very helpful to me. Thank you also, LOL I have more subscribers than you

This has been so very helpful! ❤

Thankyou sooo much for this valuable knowledge, I was loosing my mind with my final sewing project for a historical costuming class and these videos saved my bacon. Thankyou again !

Kudos to your videographer. He has a steady hand and great camera work. I hope you made him some nice comfortable clothes to wear. Cheers

Brillian, just Brilliant; I learned many new techniques and learned why the techniques my Grandmother taught me we necessary. I have wanted to make a frock coat for years and now believe I am up to the project. I appreciate your style of helpful and informative educating without making me feel stupid (these projects are not for the novice, yet those perhaps new to sewing are considered as well). The cameraman is doing a terrific job too. If you like I will send photos of my garments as I go along...smiles and thank you.

Knots not required just take a couple of back stitches.

Great instructions!

I make contemporary clothing with a machine. But I learned so much watching this. The smile pockets and the eased pocket bag fascinates me. Thank you.

I would pull threads in both directions, then dampen and straighten out using a square if need be. The finishing of fabrics often will throw things out of wack. The pulled threads are true grainlines

Hello Kelly, I am making embroidered linen accent pillows and I have already made some but I have purchased more and I am attempting to square up the linen by pulling the threads but the selvage is bowed so badly that I am at a loss as to what to do. I have trimmed off the selvage but it is still really bowed any help would be gratefully appreciated. I am using home dec linen. Thank You.

Beautiful, thank you for such a thourough demonstration!

Such an amazing video! Do you have one that shows how to attach the waistband to the pants?

I actually just wanted to know what a fall front is constructed like, but you had so many helpful tips that I found myself watching the whole video. Thank you so much! Really incredible work :))

Came for the guide to making fall front trouser but stayed for the helpful tips peppered throughout - thank you!

These videos are such an amazing resource!

So the top edge of the vent is left open on the outside..? 🤔