Sustainability advocates encourage us to reduce, reuse or recycle clothing, but that advice is hard to execute without help figuring how to do that. You provide the inspiration through your thrift flips and styling videos. LOVE everything!! Today I especially loved the last set. Thanks for making sustainability fun. 👏👏
JEEZ! I really couldn't pick a favorite on this one. I love all the colors! Great job! On the last one I love how the pattern on the top came out so perfectly symmetrical. Just beautiful.
You've streamlined so many patterning operations! It's just amazing how a positive and friendly person like you can motivate to create something really unique! Thank you so much for this!
Love the colors in the first dress. Here is something i have learned to do. Take the factory sewn hem you cut off and cut right next to the factory hem leaving just enough room to sew it back on to your dress after cutting to desired length. I sometimes hand sew it on this type of material because I don't have a serger. top stitch and your done. Looks nice and neat. Stitch witchery iron on tape is another way. Sew then iron, sew then iron, always makes a garment look better. Loved all the flips. And love your new studio! It's nice to have a place that everything has it's place and can stay there. In your house you have to clean up each time. You rock! Be Blessed!
I'd love to see you flip the blue quilted house dress, your idea for it sounded sooo cute. Love all your vids!!! I loved the last flip the best, you are so talented.
Aww I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I have plenty of other thrift flips with amazing pieces that you'd probably really enjoy too! i LOVE that last 2-piece! thanks!
I like the print of the dress on the mannequin bust. Love the eyehole neckline of the inspo photo Love the pieces but would of loved to see that last one stay as a dress. The puffy sleeves turned out amazing. My fav is the second. But that fit of the one is 👌
15:22 OK I am pretty shocked at how cute the top is I like the details and I thought it was gonna be really square and yes it is kind of square, but it’s got some shape to it in the way it’s tied in the back, I kind a like it. I kind of love it actually I thought I was gonna hate it so I’m learning how to sew and you’re so educational and FUN.
Oh my gosh!!! This is what got me hooked on your channel way back when.....❤ The little orange and yellow shorts and tie back top was my favorite. But I loved each one..
Excellent job! I particularly love how you recut the last one and made the top. I'll soon be in the men's department of my local thrift stores. May I offer one suggestion? Two well-placed darts in the back at the hem line of the crop tops you make will enhance the fit even further. Crop tops look great on you, but have you considered making tops with peplums? You have the figure for it! BTW, I am a costumer for theater, and contrary to belief, most of what we build is repurposed. You are skilled!! (And I also do it all on the same machine as you have-no fancy computerized beast for me! My heirloom machine was 'killed' in an accident.)
You are adorable! It is so fun watching you turn those pieces into darling and updated sets!!! I wish I was young and cute again to do this to thrift store finds. God Bless
Love your enthusiasm! Thank you so much for sharing your inspiration and promoting recycling. I love the last piece too, fantastic colours, great ideas 🙏💖
I love your projects,they turned out great, sew cute( yes, I spelled it wrong on purpose) if you have a little bit of leftover fabric you could make a headband or scrunchie. The 1st and 3rd outfits would be cute with coordinating tights and high top boots and a fluffy faux fur jacket for cooler weather. You are an inspiration to me when it comes to fashion. Keep making your wonderful projects and videos.
These are such great transformations! A while back I got a red dress of gorgeous textured silk in an appalling style.I had planned on modifying it into a completely different style of dress but decided to make a skirt instead because it'd be more versatile. Today I started ripping it apart into its component sections, which I'll be cutting into rectangles and combining for maximum fullness! Oh, and it will reuse the original dress's pockets because all clothing need pockets 😊
@@WellLoved I finished it last night, and you would not BELIEVE how many times I sewed the zipper in wrong 😂 I think it was 4? One side was too low, so I ripped it out and re-sewed it, only I moved it in the wrong direction, so I ripped it out again and re-re-sewed it, and it was EVEN FARTHER OFF 💀 so I marked more carefully where I needed to move it and re-re-re-sewed it… and it was perfect! On the bright side, I figured out how the zipper teeth are supposed to fit into my zipper foot (they poke up sideways into the channel because apparently "press the zipper flat" doesn't really mean "flat," it means "at a right angle" lmao okay Coats and Clark)
You are so talented ❣️😻 those freaking sets!! So glad to see you in your new space! I'm finally getting my office/beauty room/vintage/reselling space done! 💗💗
I'm loving your styling. The scarves in your hair is mmmm .simply great. Back in the sixties..oh yea, way back. We'd make scarves to go with the dresses we made. A triangle with 2 straps to tie behind our neck ,under our chin when riding in a convertible.
You are very talented. I love your vision. Please take a hint from an old lady (old enough to be your grandmother), if you make a deeper hem on your clothing it will make them just that much more couture. Keep sewing!
So I actually do several variations of hems. You don’t have to double fold every hem all the time. I also zig zag my edges so it looks as neat as a serged edge which are majority left unfolded. It’s a matter of personal preference and I prefer mine this way. Thanks for watching!
Reminds me of the war years when Mend and Make do was promoted to help women keep their families in decent clothes.with rations and lack of supplies,this knowledge was important
I'm going to guess that your mod color splash fabric is a lycra from about 1962-65. Think Samantha from Bewitched, or, actually, Serena; Serena was the hip one. I'm guessing 1962 because mini skirts were around then, but knee length mod dresses were still easy to find. You would probably have worn that dress with white go go boots, black eyeliner, and a newsboy cap with a narrow bill. And oversized plastic (Bakelite) jewelry.
So cute 🥰 I love it all ❤
Sustainability advocates encourage us to reduce, reuse or recycle clothing, but that advice is hard to execute without help figuring how to do that. You provide the inspiration through your thrift flips and styling videos. LOVE everything!! Today I especially loved the last set. Thanks for making sustainability fun. 👏👏
thank you so much! this is exactly what i hope to help with!
JEEZ! I really couldn't pick a favorite on this one. I love all the colors! Great job! On the last one I love how the pattern on the top came out so perfectly symmetrical. Just beautiful.
Thank you!! Agreed, the pattern is so cool!
You've streamlined so many patterning operations! It's just amazing how a positive and friendly person like you can motivate to create something really unique! Thank you so much for this!
i love an easy smooth process! thank you!
Love the colors in the first dress. Here is something i have learned to do. Take the factory sewn hem you cut off and cut right next to the factory hem leaving just enough room to sew it back on to your dress after cutting to desired length. I sometimes hand sew it on this type of material because I don't have a serger. top stitch and your done. Looks nice and neat. Stitch witchery iron on tape is another way. Sew then iron, sew then iron, always makes a garment look better. Loved all the flips. And love your new studio! It's nice to have a place that everything has it's place and can stay there. In your house you have to clean up each time.
You rock! Be Blessed!
great idea! I've done this a couple of times, but with this fabric it wouldn't have laid flat, so i just left it off. thanks for watching!
Love the red dress as it is. Can’t wait to see what u do with it
I'd love to see you flip the blue quilted house dress, your idea for it sounded sooo cute. Love all your vids!!! I loved the last flip the best, you are so talented.
thanks so much! I'll see what i can do about getting that house dress in the next flip
Third one was my favorite!
Wow I'm so impressed with your flips! What you were doing was easy to follow along too... I'm excited to try flipping my own stuff!
You make it look so easy. So very talented!!!
So happy to see you got an iron finally to and no more straightener😂 doing the work! And love the new “She Shed!”
lol i occasionally still use the straightener. I like it for certain projects haha thanks!
Anxious to see how you flip the blue robe hanging in the background
I like when there are actual hems 💖💖💖💖
These are “actual” hems, just a different version. Thanks for watching!
This was the first video of hours I saw and I absolutely love what you created. My favorite was the last 2 piece. Wowsers!
Aww I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I have plenty of other thrift flips with amazing pieces that you'd probably really enjoy too! i LOVE that last 2-piece! thanks!
So happy u r flipping again love all the pieces
me too! thanks!
All are amazing! My favourite is the orange and yellow shorts and top flip. Soooo cute!
thank you! I LOVE that one!
I like the print of the dress on the mannequin bust.
Love the eyehole neckline of the inspo photo
Love the pieces but would of loved to see that last one stay as a dress. The puffy sleeves turned out amazing.
My fav is the second. But that fit of the one is 👌
thanks so much! i almost left it as a dress but I'll get a TON of wear out of it as a set! thanks for watching!
Absolutely amazing, all of them, chefs kiss.. wow
ahh thank you!!
My Favorite is the Mod Sixties dress! Though, all are superfluous!! THX for letting us join you! 🕊 🌹 👗
thank you so much!!
Love the view outside the shed
What!!! You want us to choose which one is our favorite......I can't, I just can't. They're all so so fabulous. 😁
haha thank you!! i had trouble picking a favorite too so i completely understand lol
They're all amaaaaazing!!! I'm getting my machine out today and finishing some projects! Thanks for always gifting us so much inspiration :)
yay!! you're so welcome! thank you for watching!
I'd love to see a collab with you and the diy designer. You two are the best!
oo fun! I'll check her out!
Great content, great flips, great style…you’ve got an abundance of talent and irrepressible charm!😉
thank you!!
Just now saw this video as I am trying to watch all of your videos! You are so talented girly! I mean these outfits you made, WOW!!
Aww I’m glad you’re enjoying my channel! Thanks!
Mon Dieu the second piece was amazing I just fell in love
thank you! that pattern is hard to resist haha
So glad I found your channel!
aww welcome to Well-Loved!! I'm so glad you're here!
I love your enthusiasm, sewing space and you have my sewing machine. Sustainable anything.
Aww fun! Thank you!
15:22 OK I am pretty shocked at how cute the top is I like the details and I thought it was gonna be really square and yes it is kind of square, but it’s got some shape to it in the way it’s tied in the back, I kind a like it. I kind of love it actually I thought I was gonna hate it so I’m learning how to sew and you’re so educational and FUN.
Oh my gosh!!! This is what got me hooked on your channel way back when.....❤ The little orange and yellow shorts and tie back top was my favorite. But I loved each one..
Thanks so much! these are definitely my favorite videos too!
Love, love, love!!!
thanks so much!!
The short set was adorable. You have such great ideas for flipping clothing.
envious of your backyard studio!!!!
Haha it’s my favorite little spot!
Oh dear..
Marvelously creative.
Enjoy to watch uou how to sew them. You excellent skills and save the clothes no throw out.🤓👍🤟
Thanks!
Love your “” little house” every sewer needs one!
Agreed! It’s my little sanctuary haha
love your energy n the music
i love the music, it's so fun!
I’m not sure which I liked most! They all looked great on you!
thank you so much!!
She is back on track. Your Sewingmashine. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 My favorite videos. i‘m so happy its back. 💜
woohoo!! me too!
Wow wow wow!!! Sooooooo good!!!👌👌👌
thank you!!!
That shorts set is so cute - great work!
thank you so much!
YOU ARE SO TALENTED ! THE last outfit was my favorite. 😊
Thank you so much! That look is so cute!!
Bravo for the last one...!!
Thank you!!
AWESOME ALL MY FAVES!
sameeee haha they're just so good!
Bless your heart, in the shed in the southern heat. I hope you have a fan or window unit, something!
I have air conditioning. We finished out the shed.
Excellent job! I particularly love how you recut the last one and made the top. I'll soon be in the men's department of my local thrift stores. May I offer one suggestion? Two well-placed darts in the back at the hem line of the crop tops you make will enhance the fit even further. Crop tops look great on you, but have you considered making tops with peplums? You have the figure for it! BTW, I am a costumer for theater, and contrary to belief, most of what we build is repurposed. You are skilled!! (And I also do it all on the same machine as you have-no fancy computerized beast for me! My heirloom machine was 'killed' in an accident.)
You are so lively and bubbly, a God send 💕 beautiful makes you did and very inspiring 🙂 God bless ❤️
The patterns are divine 😍 love all of them!
I could not pass up any of these based on patterns alone, SO good!
You are adorable! It is so fun watching you turn those pieces into darling and updated sets!!! I wish I was young and cute again to do this to thrift store finds. God Bless
aww thank you!
I like how you made the puff on the last outfit.
thank you!
So so cute!!! Awesome thrift flips!! 😃👏🏻👏🏻 I think the last one is my fave!! 😍
SAME, i love that little set!
Such beautiful pieces!
Thanks so much!!
Love your enthusiasm! Thank you so much for sharing your inspiration and promoting recycling. I love the last piece too, fantastic colours, great ideas 🙏💖
Thank you!!
Imagination with summer vision ... voila! Creating little masterpieces to showcase on you ! Enjoy seeing your process step by step ... thank you 💛
love this! they are my little wearable works of art! thank you for watching!
You are so creative!
thank you!!
You're sooooooooo talented. I can't choose. I love all of them. Gives me more ideas for my next thrift flips. Thank you soooooooooo much. 😍
oh YAY!! these are some of my favorite flips I've ever done! I'm excited to see what they inspire!
I love your projects,they turned out great, sew cute( yes, I spelled it wrong on purpose) if you have a little bit of leftover fabric you could make a headband or scrunchie. The 1st and 3rd outfits would be cute with coordinating tights and high top boots and a fluffy faux fur jacket for cooler weather. You are an inspiration to me when it comes to fashion. Keep making your wonderful projects and videos.
aww i'm so glad i could send some inspiration your way! thanks for thrift flipping with me!
You’re so clever, it’s exciting 🥰
Aww thank you! I have so much fun flipping clothes!
All I can say is wow...these updated pieces are way too cute! Beautiful work!
thank you so much!!
You could make a scarf/headband with the leftover fabric from the first dress! It would look cute together!!😀💜
true, cute!
Really cute!
I adore that dress ,It's so pretty before U changed it but it's adorable after too .
thanks!
Love them all so sweet☺️ you are so talented.
Thank you!
Love the last two piece!! So cute!
thank you!!
Thank you for thrift flipping. Love tnis.
I love thrift flipping! thanks!
These are such great transformations! A while back I got a red dress of gorgeous textured silk in an appalling style.I had planned on modifying it into a completely different style of dress but decided to make a skirt instead because it'd be more versatile. Today I started ripping it apart into its component sections, which I'll be cutting into rectangles and combining for maximum fullness! Oh, and it will reuse the original dress's pockets because all clothing need pockets 😊
Sounds like a fun project!
@@WellLoved I finished it last night, and you would not BELIEVE how many times I sewed the zipper in wrong 😂 I think it was 4? One side was too low, so I ripped it out and re-sewed it, only I moved it in the wrong direction, so I ripped it out again and re-re-sewed it, and it was EVEN FARTHER OFF 💀 so I marked more carefully where I needed to move it and re-re-re-sewed it… and it was perfect! On the bright side, I figured out how the zipper teeth are supposed to fit into my zipper foot (they poke up sideways into the channel because apparently "press the zipper flat" doesn't really mean "flat," it means "at a right angle" lmao okay Coats and Clark)
Love your videos! Cool craft shed too. You are so bubbly and fun to watch! AND you make the flips look so easy. Nice choice of print too! 🧵🪡✂️💛
thank you!!
I love both sets. 👏🏻💕
thank you! I was so excited with how they turned out!
I love what you do to re make the old to new!😍
thank you!
You did great on the redos!
thank you!
You are so talented ❣️😻 those freaking sets!! So glad to see you in your new space! I'm finally getting my office/beauty room/vintage/reselling space done! 💗💗
Thank you so much!! The space is just too good haha I'm so excited to create more in here! yay for your office space too!
Love, Love, Love All ⚘⚘
thank you!!
You are adorable! I love your great ideas! My husband just turned our shed into a craft /sewing Sheshed for me too! I love to sew. You inspired me!
how fun to have your own she shed! happy sewing!
You are so talented!
Thank you!
You are amazing!!!! Love it!
Aww thank you so much!!
Yep. Much nicer 😊
Adorable
thank you!
There's always fray check or iron on ribbon if you want a natural edge that won't fray.
I just ran out of my fray check, but when I get more I will most likely be applying it
Just found your entertaining channel! The last outfit flip is Everything!! Giving me ideas for going thrifting. Keep posting!!
I'm loving your styling.
The scarves in your hair is mmmm .simply great.
Back in the sixties..oh yea, way back. We'd make scarves to go with the dresses we made. A triangle with 2 straps to tie behind our neck ,under our chin when riding in a convertible.
Thanks so much!! I LOVE a scarf, it's the easiest and cutest way to get my bangs off my face! super cute to match them to dresses, love it!
Well this brought back memories!!! ❤😊
You are very talented. I love your vision. Please take a hint from an old lady (old enough to be your grandmother), if you make a deeper hem on your clothing it will make them just that much more couture. Keep sewing!
Thanks!
Yes!! I love a deeper hem. It adds some weight to the piece and helps it hang better.
Hi! That quilted embroidered robe (?) in the background is beautiful!! Is there a brand name on that? It looks like it's from the 60s? 😍
Great sewing tips- thank you.
thanks!
Please look up how to do hems and double fold so it's neat on the inside and outside, ur stuff is amazing 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
So I actually do several variations of hems. You don’t have to double fold every hem all the time. I also zig zag my edges so it looks as neat as a serged edge which are majority left unfolded. It’s a matter of personal preference and I prefer mine this way. Thanks for watching!
I enjoy repairing make it look like born again
me too!
Note to self…don’t watch while wine tipsy because the tie-back description has me like 🤯😂
Hahahaha that sounds like fun!
I just found your video and have been binge watching! I would like more instructions on making puff sleeves please
aww yay!! i'll take note
I like the striped 2 piece
Loved all the thrift flips especially the bra top and shorts 😍😍😍
that one is SO cute! i could totally see you rocking that!
You got a real iron! 😀
Haha I did! I finally have studio space for it
New sub here....loved everything!!!!
Welcome to Well-Loved! I'm so glad you're here! Thanks!
It won't fray but double knits can run.
Good point, I’m just keeping an eye on it and if it starts messing up I’ll hem it
Excelente tutorial 👏👏👏
thank you!
Fun updates
Thanks!
Reminds me of the war years when Mend and Make do was promoted to help women keep their families in decent clothes.with rations and lack of supplies,this knowledge was important
i'm very thankful for the skill of sewing
Such genius!
Thank you!!
Fantastic xo
Thank you!!
Did you make a matching headband/kerchief with the scraps from the first one?
yup!
I'm going to guess that your mod color splash fabric is a lycra from about 1962-65. Think Samantha from Bewitched, or, actually, Serena; Serena was the hip one. I'm guessing 1962 because mini skirts were around then, but knee length mod dresses were still easy to find. You would probably have worn that dress with white go go boots, black eyeliner, and a newsboy cap with a narrow bill. And oversized plastic (Bakelite) jewelry.
Nice remakes🙂
thanks!
Wow!!!❤❤❤
☺️☺️