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How cool! Where did you get your natural flax? That sounds like a really fun project to try. Thanks for a great video! :)

The teal gowned doll is Kathryn. The Tudor Tailor doll is Cynthia.

Do tell more about the army blankets for cloak making please

At what point were dolls like this toys and not just fashion conveyances

I'm teaching textile arts to disabled people since September and reusing scraps is at the core of my classes! I had only one rule when I introduced the class: no fabric goes in the trash. They find it a bit silly, but it's so important because of how wasteful the textile industry is

This was great thanks for going so indepth

Elizabeth, Joan, Agnes.

How much did u payed for it?

Those dolls look absolutely amazing. May I suggest a name for the blue shoulder puppet? I think bartleby would suit it very well.

I'm from next to Tournai, Belgium. I wasn't much interested in tapestries growing up but I had the chance to see one of those famous Tournai tapestries from the late middle ages and they are breathtaking! You expect something very heavy and dark looking but between the fineness of the work, the complexity of the movement the choice of color, use of light through metal threads and the mere size of the piece,when looked from afar as they were meant to, they look like a portal to the past... And now they cannot get proper funding to build decent infrastructure anywhere in the city 🤷

Excellent!

Thank you very much for this amazing video.

I adooooore hat boxes in general (sometimes they even have hats) but I never knew why the cord went through the side grommets like that!

Thanks !! I really appreciate this video, I learned a lot.

This is absolutely beautiful! I've been learning embroidery, and I'll have to put this in the queue of things to learn.

I have very little knowledge or experience of 16th C. Dutch girls' names, but I remember a toy boat in the fluyt style that I bought in Leerdam called Aechtje. I think the times match up and it's such a pretty name that I thought it deserved an airing. I hope you consider it :-)

Wow ! What an amazing lesson about spinning wool! I have this dream about learning it, because my GG grandmother was a "fiandeira". Lovely kitty 😍

Hey girl! I stumbled across your comment on a different channel which ultimately made me come browse your channel. This coat is gorgeous! The darts at the bottom are really nice! Do you know any history on what they did for (for what modern time phrasing) “plus size” clothing?

Looks like a beautiful book! I've seen interviews with the author and I like her; she really knows her stuff. I hadn't heard about her book, though, so thanks for showing it!

What a terrific little channel you have, Maureen! It's a hidden gem. Well done on all the beautiful work you've created over the years, and thank you for sharing the passion you have for history, along with your many skills.

Wow, nice.

You may have just given me the title of my future UA-cam channel! I’m so happy that cats will be there! Nice to meet you!

I like all the details. Thank you for sharing.

Hello 👋🏼 I was sent here by Opus Elenae and loved your video so have 👍🏼 and subscribed. I live in the north west of England and tend to love the Tudor and Stuart periods the most, although I’m currently obsessed with knitting socks!

✞God bless you❣ ❤ 👋＾_＾

Hi Maureen! So beautiful 🤩

LooKs great!

Gorgeous!

Your work is really pretty~! I know it may not be your type of thing, but just an idea- I am fascinated by the ancient Chinese costume and all of the detail. If you ever feel like trying something new with dolls, or just some artist's block, I think it would be amazing if you could make a traditional Chinese doll costume- It's just an idea, of course, who am I to tell the artist what to do? I hope you have a nice day!

I absolutely love these dolls and the fact that they're deeply connected to Catholic religious history and Spanish culture makes me feel proud of my ancestors and roots. 💝💖🙏💒

Here are the sellers names for Etsy. Ebony lucet by Etsy seller viscountwoodturning. Bone and hornlucet by Etsy seller medievalcracteu. Sycamore and maple lucet Purchased on eBay by a now inactive seller.

I love that design! I'm keeping myself occupied with a self-study module on blackwork. At the moment I'm researching historical materials and creating my own filling patterns.

My one foot is slightly smaller than the other, it happens! 😂

If you join a local wood carvers group, a lot of my most favorite tools were given to us by old-timer wood carvers we met in person. We used to go to their meetings, and I was the youngest person there by a good thirty years.

When you're ready to break into that chisel set, there is a guy here on UA-cam that talks about turning that exacto set into more useful tools. He uses a grinder to prep them, but you could also do it by hand, it just takes longer.

Basswood is so nice to work with-- cuts like butter!

I love working with wood!

When we moved into our new place in Utah (I really miss Missouri, but life brought us to Utah), my husband suggested our basement room would be a shared space, one side for him and the other for my sewing area because I was trying to learn to sew when we moved. Alas, that has not happened. So I appreciate seeing your space!! Maybe I can carve out my own area in the actual basement.

I want to learn how to embroider.