Autumn Sewing Plans + Fabric Haul 🧺🍂
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2024
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My Instagram: / roseryapparel
My summer sewing plans: • My Summer Sewing Plans...
My first quilt project: • Attempting to Sew my D...
Gingham seersucker fabric: bit.ly/3RzZ0DX
Pink corduroy: bit.ly/3SRT2O4
Green corduroy: bit.ly/49yDRAh
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The Rosa pattern: www.roseryapparel.com/rosa
The Clover pattern (coming soon!):
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@projektittyny: / projektityyny
@roberts.wood: / roberts.wood
@theladywholunches: / theladywholunches
@merryjenny_staff_seina: / merryjenny_staff_seina
@posse: / posse
@loefflerrandall: / loefflerrandall
Equipment Used:
Camera: Fujifilm X-T4
Sewing machine: Brother FS101 (gifted)
Overlocker/Serger: Singer 14sh644
My fabric scissors: ldhscissors.com?bg_ref=Ol3q8HPRD7 *
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To identify your fabric’s content, snip off a piece and burn one corner. If it’s smooth it’s cotton, if it melts into crispy bits, it’s got synthetic. 😊❤️
If it smells like wood it's viscose 😊
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I'm OBSESSED with that quilt block. Aside from one "fancy" project, I've only ever done basic square patchwork in my quilts, so I'm duly impressed. Here's to quilting in 2024! Well, here's to all the crafts in 2024!
to find out if the fabric is polyester or not u need to burn a small piece of it. polyester melts and forms these smooth shiny clumps and it smells awful, like burned plastic (which it is). cotton on the other hand (and viscose and linen and other plant based fabrics) burns similar to paper and leaves behind very light and fragile ash; it smells like burned paper too. bonus info: wool when burned behaves like a mix between polyester and cotton as in it melts a bit but it also crumbles and it reeks of burned hair. the other big difference is that cotton doesn't get static and it absorbs water better
I'm sitting in front of a fire, drinking a glass of red wine, and watching a fabric haul getting inspirations.
This is the cozy evening I've been needing! Super excited to see how your quilt comes along. I love hearing about people in the Southern Hemisphere talk about getting ready for autumn as those of us in the N. Hemisphere are anticipating spring. Someday it would be so fun to travel and experience fall in a time when it's spring in my home.
Aw this sounds so lovely!! I’m glad I could be part of your cosy evening ☺️
So nice projects to look forward to for autumn later this year. Here in Sweden we’re waiting for spring to begin right now🍀🍀🍀
Pollen started at me now. Low amounts of eh Al in english? No idea
Can't wait your projects ❤ I must tell you that the quilt work in projektityyny is Finnish and it literally translate to project pillow 🥰
Because of you, I bought a Japanese pattern book from amazon. I don't sew anymore, but I love the aesthetic of these clothes.
Would you mind sharing the link? I'd love to buy some for myself😍
I ordered lots of things from Amazon. The book I found was a year of sewing with Noni Iro" it has 18 patterns and I love every single one of them. Does this help?
@@user-op8fx9ms1syes, thank you! I live in Chile so ordering on Amazon, while easy, is not cheap as the shipping is a bit expensive, so I have to think through every purchase😅
I’d love to see you make this quilt . Great color choices. Their quilts are so traditional ,yet modern too.
I’ve been filming the process so far and I’m loving it!!
Hi Janelle. Looking forward to seeing all your makes come to life this season. Especially looking forward to makes from the fabric you bought in Japan. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.🌸
Can't wait for the ruffle skirt! Please do a tutorial for this my dear Rosery❤❤
Projektityyny has Finnish roots ❤️
Looking forward to discovering the Clover Pattern!!
Great video and the fabrics are beautiful. Can’t wait to see the videos for these projects.
So many gorgeous fabrics and plans! Love the quilt especially. I’m hoping to have a go at making one this year and it’s definitely inspired me 🙌
Great selection for your Autumn makes, your are also a beautiful knitter, cannot wait to see all the finished garments over the coming weeks,
For the lace curtain, you could try to do a burn test. You can look t up. It is not an exact science, but it would give you an idea what the contents are. Fabric dye for cotton won't work on polyester (a bit on nylon/polyamid), but I'm guessing the other way around will work. So if it is a blend, go for the polyester dye.
If you're in doubt, just use the dye more for synthetic. It should dye cotton too
It would be time consuming, but imagine how beautiful it would be if you embroidered a little flower in each of the frames of the embroidered fabric 😍!!!
I love hearing your plans and seeing your inspo!
I’m always so inspired by your video Janelle. I’ve been following you for a while and am making my first aroma dress at the moment. Thanks for sharing who inspires you and your makes. Can’t wait to see how your plans turn out.
I love this Autumn planner.. it’s my favourite season too! Oh gosh, I love that new knit.. still haven’t started the rosery jumper, haha I need someone to show me physically.. videos and reading are a little challenging for me lol. Can’t wait to see all of these makes!
OMG the skirt idea is soooo cool.
Your quilting project already looks amazing! 😍😍😍
Looking forward to the Japanese patterns! I used to sew from the Lolita Bible, so it will be nice to see new designs ❤ thank you for sharing your plans!
Your move has elevated your creativity! You are so enthusiastic! Great to see!
So excited to see your planned tutorials. Wow! All the future projects looks amazing 😍
Burn test on a piece of the fabric. If it smells like plastic and melts it's plastic. If it smells like burnt paper and ashes it's cotton. Wool smells like burnt hair and ashes. 😊
Excited for your new skirt pattern!
Oh your jumper is gorgeous 😍
The broderie anglaise fabric in that posse design, divine! Can't wait to see you make that beauty.
Wow Janelle I was in Japan for the first time in October 23 for 2 weeks visiting family and doing some sight seeing and fabric shopping- I also bought some beautiful printed needle cord for a pinafore style dress, a Japanese sewing book and some beautiful white embroidered lawn that I am going to use as one of the fabrics for the Roberts-Wood flower patchwork dress! Love your channel and your style!
Ooooooooo!!! I love the idea of the clover skirt!!! Can’t wait for the video 😊
You’ve got some really exciting plans for sewing, I love the cords x
Excited to see all of it come together and your autumn coming means my spring is coming. That makes me smile!
Enjoy the first signs of spring 😍
Such lovely fabrics and colours! Planning the next sewing projects is definitely one of my favourites steps. Your new patterns looks so pretty, I can't wait to know more about it!
Love all your planned projects but that quilt block is stunnung! It is going to be a wonderful quilt ❣
Hi Janelle, love the sound of your projects, looking forward to seeing it, especially the Japanese ones.
Nice fabric and beautiful colors. Xx
Thanks for a great video. The projects you’ve chosen are fantastic and the colours so pretty. 😍😍
Thanks for watching 🧡
O_O *_* Can't believe me eyes, The Clover skirt is a sent from heaven!!!!!!!!! Have been looking for exactly this sort of skirt pattern, Janelle, you are The BEST!!!!!! Can't wait to pick it up
I appreciate you mentioned you'd hack one of your own patterns for your corduroy pinafore but the idea you spoke about made me think straight away of the Soften Studios Ora Pinafore in case you had thought about buying a pattern for that, or even just looking at some inspo for outfits with a pinafore with that silhouette. I'm super into corduory at the moment, I've bought quite a few pieces for my sash with a beautiful autumn/winter smock dress in mind, and most likely a tiered midi skirt and possibly a shorter, more fitted pinafore as well. I'm usually such a big summer person but I've been finding myself excited for autumn this year and excited to start sewing clothes for the cooler months. Looking forward to seeing more about your new skirt pattern when it's ready too!
Since autumn is feeling non-existent in Brissy I'm excited to live vicariously through your projects 😂
I have so many corduroy in my stash, I'm even more exited for the skirt pattern now
I really enjoy these videos😃 autumm is also my favorite season here in Santiago. I tend to knit a lot instead of sewing during these months; I'm currently knitting a vest for my daughter, and actually, next project in queue is your Rosery Jumper😊
Looking forward to your videos on that cute skirt and on the lace curtains!
Aw yay! I hope you love knitting the Rosery jumper as much as I do 🧡
wow I am looking forward to the Japanese book ones, you will find the instructions are pretty self-explaining, but you can always use the google translator photo if got stuck. I tried to make a dress or two in the past, and also remember to check if the seam allowances are included in the pattern , some need you to add them on
Thanks for a great video, you have given me some inspiration on what I want to do this season sewing wise, also thanks for being real about life getting in the way, makes me feel better that I don't always get to fulfil my sewing plans ❤
The quilt looks great!!
I’ve been thinking about making a quilt for years, but never dared to go for it. 🙈
I look forward to seeing yours and how you made it 🙏🏻❤️
I am so excited for your skirt pattern! The corduroy is such a good idea!
And that quilt block is **divine** 🤩
Thank you! 🧡🧡
I bought a MerryJenny dress in Harajuku last September and I was having a hard time leaving the store. The silhouettes are so sweet. I wish they were sell internationally! So excited for you to make the pinafore!
That jumper!(sweater in the US) It is so lovely and exciting, great color choice!
Most modern table cloths are a polyester which probably resist staining more than cotton. Many times you can tell by the feel. Polyester does not pick up dye. I tried to dye some lace and it turned out to be polyester and would not hold the dye. If that turns out to be the issue , I would use it as the colors that it is or it is such a gorgeous cloth, you could use it over another fabric on a bed as a spread. I have done this and it is quite attractive.
The feather & fan jumper will go nicely with the black-base corduroy ☺️
Ooh yes it will!
I did a double take when I saw the fabric on the black background 😮 It's very beautiful, it's just so unlike your normal colour palette! I am really intrigued to see you wearing the eventual garment! 😊
The pinafore dress idea is really cute, and I very much like the look of your new skirt pattern.
As for your quilt, well wow! 😁 How fabulous that will be, if the existing square is anything to go by 👍
All in all, your autumn plans are seriously exciting, and I'm really looking forward to seeing them come to fruition 😊
Aw thanks Mara! I know, black is very different for me but I think it will hopefully go well with the other colours in my wardrobe ☺️
What lovely plans. Lydia Naomi has a dress pattern very similar to the one you showed of the broidery anglaise.
You are getting some great advice. If it were me I might try dying a doyley with a similar texture just for testing purposes or cutting some of the fabric itself if you can bear it. I am looking forward to your new skirt pattern.
Your plans sound fantastic, Janelle. 😊
If you have enough material left over from the dress, your making from the corduroy fabric that you purchased from Japan, it would look fabulous in a jacket. 😊
I get so inspired by your sewing plans! Love all the details you share. Can't wait to see how it all turns out! I LOVE the corduroys you picked! One thing I wonder about--I find corduroy tends to stick to tights when I walk and rides up if it is a skirt. But that skirt pattern you are creating may help that problem since its quite flared. Anxious to see that pattern made up!
Hi Janellet The best dyes that dye fibre combinations are Rit or Dylon. Spotlight have Dylon dyes and the big supermarkets have Rit. One word of warning is to set the dye properly in the fabric. You can have a special setting chemical or use salt, vinegar or soda ash. Kraft colour in Victoria is a good company to look up, as they supply all kinds of dyes to artist - crafts people - they have technical info as well. The people who run it have been doing so for a long time. I am a textile artist so I am familiar with processes having made some boo boos in the past.
Thanks so much for all of the info! I’ll definitely have to do my research first ☺️
So excited for the new pattern!!! Do you think you might do so some sewing kits when you launch?
RIT make some dyes suitable for synthetic fibres
Can you explain how to use a pattern book? I don’t understand how you would make something without a full sized pattern.
Hi Janelle, I always love all your fabric choices! I'm new to sewing and love watching your videos.
I would like to make a quilt too but have no idea how to estimate the amount of fabric I'll need. Would you please be able to tell me how many meters you have of each of the 3 quilting fabrics? It will give me a good idea of how much I'll need and will be super helpful. Thank you and have a wonderful week! 😊
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You do need a special polyester dye I think…. Janelle I would have thought you would spend all your time in your sewing nook..but here you are knitting as well…..do you set hours in your sewing room like 8-4 then knit in your down time or how do you manage your days? I am so envious of those beautiful Japanese pattern books…do you know if they sell them on line? Looking forward to seeing your new creations 💕
I work on my business (pattern making, sewing, editing videos) full time during the week and then knit while watching telly of an evening. It’s kind of my hobby now that sewing is my work ☺️
Hi!!! Would you mind listing the names of the Japanese sewing books you purchased?
Hi Janelle! Lovely as usual! And love the idea of the jumper too! I am making your Rosary jumper and got a bit stuck - I posted a couple of questions under the tutorial but you must have not seen them. I’ve also emailed you a couple of times with the same questions as well. Can you please respond as I am half way through and a bit stuck! The tutorial seems to skip that part unfortunately (shaping shoulders) only showing the finished result. Thank you so much!
Hi there! Sorry I’ve missed your emails! My inbox is a little chaotic at the moment. Would it be possible for you to send it to me again and I’ll try and get a reply to you tomorrow 😊
@@RoseryApparel 🙏. Thank you, just resent it 🥰
Projekti Tyyny, dont know them, but the name is def finnish, not swedish.
Ahh thanks for letting me know and sorry for the confusion!
As a Finnish person I feel necessary to point out that Projekti Tyyny classifies itself as a ‘Nordic’ brand, but if anything it is Finnish, not Swedish and us Finns are tired of Swedes always getting the credit for everything good that we do 😭 The name itself stands for ´Project Pillow´and with all my love you absolutely butchered the pronunciation, but I understand as Finnish is quite different from other languages😅. I think the first step which will help you is recognising the two separate words projekti and tyyny. The J in projekti is soft, similar to how the letter Y is pronounced in English, otherwise it’s close enough. The letter Y in tyyny is harder to explain, but it is similar to the “ew” sound in English like in the word new, but because it’s a double vowel it makes a long sound. I don’t know if this makes any sense but you might try saying “proyekti tewewnew” and get somewhat more correct. Regardless I love their products and you’ve chosen some lovely fabrics for your quilt! Overall all your Autumn projects seem lovely, though again to a Finnish person they look very much like summer sewing plans 😂
Hey, is there something up with your audio for this video? There's like a fast tempo tap/clicky noise, you can hear it clearly at around 3:56 when you pause talking for a second. Normally there's nothing wrong with your audio but I found this super distracting
Yep, sadly I had some issues with the audio. I tried to fix it as best I could but you can still hear it a little bit. Sorry it was distracting for you but these things happen sometimes unfortunately!
@@RoseryApparel oh no, hopefully it'll not happen again 🤞
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