a complete beginners guide 2.1.1 SLIP DRESS
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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Timestamps:
Intro
01:10 Pattern
03:50 Cut + Staystitch
06:06 Intermission: Quick History Negligé, Combinations, Slip Dress
10:58 Lace
18:28 Intermission: Lace and Femininity, 90s, Camisoles in the 2000s
23:44 Connecting the Pieces
25:04 French Seam
26:13 Straps
28:46 Hem
32:36 Finished Slip Dress
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she's back!! excited to see history, beautiful archives and even more beautiful craftsmanship!
Thank you! Let me know what you think :) this video got a bit long, but I wanted to make it very detailed, very beginner friendly this time.
@@katerivanovana i loved it! i'm only a basic mends-sewer, i don't even own a machine but i love understanding how a piece of clothing is constructed so all the details are welcome on my end. my mind is blown every time i watch one of your videos i feel like i'm learning so much! excited for what's next :)
@@katerivanovanaThis video is perfect! I love your content (history, the explanations, the craftsmanship, your calming aura…) I only just found your channel and subscribed. I foresee that your channel will become an influencer. The steps you describe make this project so achievable for even new sewists like me. I’ve never sewn with silk, though making a slip dress is now one of my 2024 goals. Thank you so very much for sharing your talent and knowledge with us.
Sending best wishes from Down Under 💖🌼🌷🌻🌸🌺💐🇦🇺😎
I like your videos a lot because content is interesting and visuals are so pretty. I appreciate that you also talk about the fabric -how it behaves, how to tame it, how to take care of it, history of garments etc. Thirty minutes is not long for a video that is full of good stuff, every minute.
Your videos are to the eyes, ears and mind as the silk is to the skin, very pleasant. Looking forward to the next video! Definitely worth the wait.
Thank you so much for your encouraging words :) !
Thank you for your lovely videos. They're very soothing and, like a lot of your viewers, I truly enjoy the way you incorporate fashion history, sewing and drafting instruction. I also enjoy the aesthetics. You approach is so encouraging that I'm going to try my hand at drafting some of these garments. 🙂
i needed this pattern as I cannot find a slip dress in the stores.
It’s my dream to have a full closet of only custom tailored clothing, especially pieces that are one of a kind and only for me 🤭
I really appreciate your content, as well as your kindness for publishing these patterns. Thank you so much for your videos. You are one of my favorite youtubers and it always brightens my day to see what you've been making lately. Thank you!!!!
your explanation for cutting on the bias is wonderful, it helped to finally get it to click for me!
Hooray!!! I was just thinking yesterday that I cannot wait to see your next video and I am so glad that it's here! What a delightful project
An absolute dream of a slip! Looking forward to the lace overlap video :)
beautiful film making and storytelling yet again!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for staying with me on this journey :)
I can’t believe I’m making it rn! Your videos are so in depth, they convinced me to get into sewing. Thank you so much 😊
So stunning and elegant. Thank you for the history of the slip/negligee. You are an inspiration, I'm going to try.
The bias cut also came back in the 70's if you think of Biba and Ossie Clarke. i love your work.
True! 30s were very popular in the 70s! It seems to me also like there was maybe a wave in popular media to process the effects of the great depression (maybe?) Chinatown (74), Bonnie&Clyde(67) come to mind...
@@katerivanovana Yes, absolutely!
I wear slip dresses under my normal modern dresses just an extra layer so I am less cold without extra bulk.
People of previous centuries knew how to dress themselves far much better than people of today. Such styles for both men and women have artistic values and cultural presentations
Thankyou so much for such high quality production. I absolutely enjoyed this video, I got more than just the slip making tutorial out of it. The history and especially the references and images used also added to how much I enjoyed this
Amazing video Katerina! The slip dress is beautiful it can make me cry ❤
Thank you so much!
I was literally looking for a video on this yesterday, incredible
I love your username!
@@katerivanovana omg thank you ☺️
I love your content
i just discovered your channel, and oh my god, your videos are so well made hope you get even more recognition!
I didn’t know the edges were left raw in such garments, thank you! I’ve always wondered how they were done; I’m still not ready to try creating one myself (slippery fabrics😖💔)but try adding lace to a satin skirt I have!
Oh, new video 😍
By the way, in Czech we use "kombiné" for slip (and few other terms) which is variation on "combinations", but it was always slip dress. Very lovely video as always, thank you for sharing your talent
I was waiting for this❤
Loved the video, found it from the r/free patterns. Just wanted to say keep up the great work and thank you.
I love your videos!!! I’ve played with your underwear patterns, and I think I’ll have to try this one as well! Your content is so high quality, and your customized patterns are so generous and easy to use. Thank you!
I just bought this beautiful dress at a thift store the other day, it looks like a vintage summer dress in this frail, pale green color with a lot of intricate embroidery, and I can't wait to wear it! Problem is... it's rather see-through. So I realized I have to wear a slip of some kind with it, but I don't have one. But I have tons of fabric, and some mediocre sewing skills, so I figured "I'll just make one, how hard can it be?"
Lol, now it feels slightly daunting. I'm actually already busy with another sewing project, and kinda hoped this could be a quick thing I'd whip up in a couple of days or so. Ahaha... of course not. I do appreciate your video though, it's very lovely!
Thank you! For me the key is to not make it a chore - or something I have to do, but to view these projects as a relaxing self care time, with beautiful music or movies in the background, tea etc etc... Hope it makes sense, but that what helps me to actually finish projects.
Wonderful video. I like how you explain your thought process throughout
Absolutely beautiful work!
This is perfect, I've been wanting to make a slip! All the patterns I saw didn't look like they would fit me how I wanted, this custom bias pattern should be much closer to what I'm looking for. Thanks!
If it's hard or too expensive for you to get a cutting board, linoleum or vinyl flooring is a good alternative
We should also bring back blazers with matching skirts 🤌🏻
Love seeing that you've uploaded!
I just recently learned about cutting certain historical bodice pieces on the bias to allow for better movement in the shoulders yet still maintaining support for the bust, so learning more about bias cut dresses to make really slinky pieces is great. I'd never have thought to cut it bias, simply because in my mind you need to have a center seam to make it "correct" and have the bias meet in a V in the back. Thank you so much for this video! Makes me want to finally jump in on my favorite house-dress I've been wanting to recreate!
nice artblog, you got my subscription
Beautiful video and dress! ❤️
slayyyy!!
appreciate all the clips from Pushing Daisies
New subscriber, can't wait for more videos 🎉
Yay! Thank you!
Thanks!
im so ecited to see the next slip dress video. will you eventually make a video making outerwear? id love to see your take on a trench coat or leather jacket.
Yes I will :)
Thank You so much ❤
i am waiting next video so much
THANK YOU!!!!!! LOVE VINTAGE
I really love your style of video!
Danke
I think there is a chest size after which this is not possible anymore. Unless doing it with fabric with much stretch added, darts are a must (ask me how I know... just had to send back some clothes because... not getting in the chest....)
I was wondering, what material is your lace made out of?
Heeey great video as usual🤗, for me though the background music is a bit too loud 😶
whoops! thanks for the feedback:)