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I like the middle outfit. It’s actually my favourite of the three ❤️💖🌸

Where is your sweater from? And if you made it, is there a pattern? I don't know what that style is called with the color block near the neckline. Love it!

Spectacular!!! Please Maria, make some more 1930s, it looks stunning on you!!

Love the video. Very informative. 😊

but I've seen antique newspaper articles and references of kids and even whole families who died back then in green rooms .. fireplaces heating the nearby wallpaper and putting particles in the air ( maybe it had been damp in the house before the fire was started .. who knows )

Since I read historical manhwa in webtoon, I started to learn about British history, including about the social classes. Then I found your video, it helps me a lot! Anyway, I love your explanation, thank you🤍

Cheer~~~a stiffened or hooped petticoat worn to make a long skirt stand out.(beautiful)😊

Parece los sombreros que hacía mi abuela materna, la señora hasta se parece a ella vestida así, aunque ella ya usó los ve todos un poco más cortos.

Move over lead paint! Arsenic wallpaper is the new (old) trend! As fun and beautiful as radium tipped watch hand dials! Not deadly to the end user, just those pesky under paid people handling it in the factory. On the subject of arsenic wallpaper and not doing well with water I wonder how well they did for scrubbing the wallpaper as it got suet covered from fire place and candle smoke.. and let’s not forget the gentlemen of the house having a smoke as well. edited to correct element, thank you sewthroughtime

Just wanted to say thank you for pointing out the biggest risk of toxins in clothing and household items really was borne by the people who worked on the manufacturing side of things! I feel like sometimes that gets lost when myth-busting because the focus is so often placed squarely on the risk to the consumer.

Love your videos. I'm an amateur "historian." It's a hobby with me.

love your videos!!

At one time in my life, I had a HUGE hat collection! I had a beautiful 1920s Cloche Hat. It was a Bright Green in color. Every time I wore it, I got a headache. If I perspired a little, I would have a trace of the green on my forehead... So I stopped wearing it. I finally asked a friend who was an old Milliner, why I had a headache after wearing it? That's when he explained to me about the green dyes that were used in fabrics and hats! 😮 I now watch out for antique hats and clothing that are green in color... Great Vid.. 😊

I always love your videos - I also enjoy reading about the practical history behind fashion design as it applies to everyday life - I think one point that you really presented well is that people in the past weren’t stupid - they had common sense just like ordinary people do today - 💖

That’s so pretty… Can you do a video on selecting vintage clothing: how to know your size/where to source

I love wearing knitted skirts in winter and I didnt know ladies used to wear these as inner petticoat over their actual skirts (so many skirts!!)! No wonder why they were able to stay super toasty under their skirts!

Omg you would have to prepare for your cycle weeks ahead 😮😢

Beautiful colours!

subbed from youtube search recommend by finding your video using the search term "history of heels"! <3

I do not want to go back to the Middle Ages at all I am a woman, but I don't like skirts at all🤦‍♀️🙏 Your video is very beautiful, don't be tired❤👏

WOW this was so informative and everything you said makes so much sense. It all makes sense why people wore things the way they did in the past. In modern clothing wearing practices, we skipped many and we arent really caring and wearing the clothing the way we should be. Thank you so much. I learned a lot and this is super helpful life knowledge.

very informative

so pretty! so floofy!

Interesting question

Выглядит очень просто, но так красиво, сочетание цветов восторг

So very useful! What fabric(s) did you use? You only corded the gussets? No where else? Where do you start the gussets...with the point at the root or below, and are squared off gussets (rather than points) useful for those of us with a big difference between underbust and bust measurements? Thanks for this video 🙂

I’ve gotten into slow fashion and I want to nalbind hiking socks that will last me 5 years or more.

Its like an old timey spiderman dress! I love it! Its really gorgeous 😍💖

I love the French twist too

This is great. I’m tanning a large beaver hide and wanting to make a muff with it. Once that is done I’m definitely using your guide as a new sewer.

🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

Beautiful ❤

Love the dress so much, so feminine yet you can move and work in it

Wonderful, thank you.

And they worn no underwear.

I love this video and have been inspired to try this for myself. Do you know how heavy your final cage crinoline is? I have a feeling the sewer tape I found is much too thick and heavy, and I might need to look for other options. Thanks so much!

Knitting with ONE big needle lolol

Why is this color of stockings? Should it be silk or similar?

Absolutely gorgeous!

Oh, the gathered drapery from the shoulder to the front and back is gorgeous! And the buttons! Really benefits from the shoulder pad as a base for them, too.

Happy new year. Looking forward to your posts 2025. Cheers

Omg 😮 you look so cool, as a young designer I love the structure of the 40s ❤ very flattering and powerful, greetings from Argentina 🥰

What a stunner!

The silhouette of that dress is very flattering on you. And I'm sure you'll find an opportunity to shine in it.

Stunning dress!

How are you telling us history and then telling us that you had no idea that the Advent calendar had religious context? Kill the advent theme.

These colors though! Beautiful and you look fantastic in them.

Shoes and stockings before corset. I learned that the hard way. 😂

We need knitted petticoats back. What a clever idea. I wouldn’t mind a muff that’s between the large and small. You look beautiful.

That sweater is stunning!