Juul, you are a muse and an inspiration! amazing project, i am so deeply impressed by how you dove into so many new techniques at once, but what i admire the most is that it seems that your objective in doing so is simply the DOING of it, and not the potato sack wonder that is the final product (lovely and seemingly cosy as it may be). thank you so much for sharing! your channel is a rare gem 💎
Thank you so much for your videos, and especially for you commentary re: gatekeeping on the 'authenticity' of reproduction of historical garments. And your cat is just magnificent.
I was super concerned about this, too! What I tried to prevent it was cutting very carefully, move the fabric around as little as possible and only to sew it, immediately do the seam finishing for each seam, and apply singling to all the hem edges. If it were a modern garment I’d have used fraycheck or serged the edges. And thank you
Well done! I was so happy you said that about the historical fashion police! Our foremothers would have used whatever made their jobs easier. The mock-up looks like a fun summery dress. P.S., I love your stripey pants! lol
Much as I would find it daunting to do, I really love that woven hem. I could actually begin to fathom it from watching this video . I really like the shape and details in that dress. I loved the mock up too! I’d happily wear that all summer. You did such an excellent job with this project; And made a gorgeous video too.! You are still very much my favourite youtuber. And Wegie! 🤭Cats + sewing= some kind of chaos😘
You are so talented. You make it look so easy. It's always nice to have helpers, too. Wegie adds just the right amount of drama to your films. Can't wait til your next video.
The fabric is so lush, and the weave really shows off the beauty of the fiber! It looks so comfortable and cuddly, but also not slouchy or sloppy. The needlework is one of my favorites as well...All in all, a stunning project, and you look deliriously happy wearing it!
Oh my goodness, Wegie is a stunning cat! I do love your non spoken style but I do have to remember to actually watch rather than simply listen. Thank you Juul, the reminder to slow down and do one think at once is timely and welcome.
I think you must have the most soothing youtubes I've ever seen. I always feel better watching you carefully make wonderful artful stuff. Wegie looks so cozy, it's like stepping into a different world, so serene.
This turned out so well! I admire your patience with that fabric, it looked fraying was a thing! Thank you for sharing, and Thank Wegie for his role as well!
That fabric was wonderful! I can see how you fell in love with it. I love the hem, well, the whole dress, and might have to try that on a "modern" skirt! Thanks for sharing!
Well done! As you were hemming I thought 'must be the assistant's nap time'. Just then he appeared refreshed and ready for action. The hem looks wonderful and I love the garden twirling!
I had a new born last November and have been saving videos since he was born, I finally made it to April...I'm getting there. Wonderful video and creation as always from Juul!
Experimental archeology at work! Love watching you do all these wonderful skills and absolutely adore the adorable Wedgie kitty blessing your project with kitty hair and string playing!!! Your dress looks amazing and so very warm!!!
I can't recall the last time I twirled in a garden.... Maybe a half century ago.... 🍄🍄 Once I have my second Covid-19 vaccine shot, I definitely have some plans to fulfil.... Take care and be safe 😷
I do enjoy watching how you catalogue your clothing adventures, the detail, fabrics, so nice. It will kill me to cut on the floor these days, good thing you are so young. Gorgeous seam finishing, and nice woven fabric you selected. The dress dances, I do like how you finished off all the seams, and I know it has to be comfortable? I am vexed, what is it you are doing with the hem, I have never seen that done before? Some technique of weaving, it has a very neat affect. You can be very proud, nice nice.
It's so lovely! All those details are fantastic and really make it so much more than just a garment. It looks so cozy, too! Your fabric is gorgeous. (Also tell Wegie I love him.)
Your videos make me feel as if I were a friend who popped by to visit and share a cup of tea...then I just sit quietly to watch and learn and enjoy your company. Wegie is a spectacular feline specimen! I love his attitude! lol In this video you state that the tab on the front and back gusset is of an unknown purpose. In actually making this garment, do you have any ideas on the purpose? ...possibly to strengthen that join?
I love the sound of sewing shears cutting fabric!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️i also have those two books! I also have ‘walking through time’ its a shoe book❤️❤️❤️👟🥿👠👡👢👞🥾
I so enjoyed watching this ...it took so much patience and probably time ? U have made a lovely warm garment for wandering around draughty cold castles ! It would look nice perhaps with a woven leather belt ? Thanks again .look forward to the next one .
That turned out wonderfully if Wegie does say so himself! The twisted casting over technique was very cool. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful project with us. It's a pleasure to watch your videos. Take care.
This is beautiful. I've never seen some of those sewing techniques and will be looking them up. Also,it looks so warm! Tempted (after learning skills) to make one to wear around the house in winter :D
Боже, какая же вы умница!Великолепная,безупречная работа! Таких как вы очень мало в нашем современном мире,я знаю о чём говорю (более 30 лет работала портной-универсалом),берегите себя!Привет вашему котику!
Superb. Worth getting up early to watch! I love the way this project looks so simple and natural, but there is actually a lot of subtle and careful detail (the weave, the seam finishes, the use of gussets and gores to shape). It also looks beautifully comfortable and warm, which I imagine was very important in 14th century Greenland! PSA: Jane Smiley's novel The Greenlanders is now available as an e-book and audiobook, after having been out of print for a long time. I have yet to read it (it's next in my queue) but apparently the historical detail is solid. I think this would be a perfect listening companion for a Herjolfnes sewing project. Now you need to make some pockets to wear underneath. And I need to get on with the bevrijdingsrok I'm making for my daughter's birthday in early May.
Wonderful to see the stitches “they” used being done by you. I have a green linnen potato sack - no pocket slits though - good to hear I unlocked that achievement too😁.
There’s a historical sewers saying on You Tube; Historically Accurate Enough. Enough is the place where reality intrudes on projects. It happens to everybody.
This week I unlocked the "how to actually thread the serger"-life skill. Wich was a little embarrasing, seeing as I've had it for years! Your project looks wonderful! I also feel like a potato sack in similar clothing, but adding some accurate bling and/or a belt works wonders, doesn't it?!
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That twist overcast finishing stich is like a hand done serge stitch!
Right!
Juul, you are a muse and an inspiration! amazing project, i am so deeply impressed by how you dove into so many new techniques at once, but what i admire the most is that it seems that your objective in doing so is simply the DOING of it, and not the potato sack wonder that is the final product (lovely and seemingly cosy as it may be). thank you so much for sharing! your channel is a rare gem 💎
I do love trying new techniques
this looks soooo cosy. like a portable blanket
I loved watchig you slowly flip through your notebook at the beginning and seeing all the other pieces you've made
Unbelievable. It looked like a simple garment until I watched you make it. That hem literally gives me anxiety. Great Job Juul.
Don't let that hem give you anxiety! I did it one stitch at a time, and only because I enjoyed it.
Wegie was performing quality control by ensuring the strength of your twisting and overcasting thread!
I absolutely love all of this, but I cannot stop oohing and aaahing over that fabric!
I love how you're SO everyday practical, just like would do. Thank you.
Wegie sure is a majestic cat. 💗
Like all cats, Wegie is a scene stealer. Got to love 'em!
Hemming the bottom of the garment in that fashion IS SO PRETTY!!!
Thank you! I really enjoy your work. Beautiful job!
Cat is a great helper! And great to see you smiling and laughing!
Thank you so much for your videos, and especially for you commentary re: gatekeeping on the 'authenticity' of reproduction of historical garments.
And your cat is just magnificent.
I love it! I think every dress requires spinning to test fit. And really, who wouldn't want a glamorous, cozy potato sack dress?
Spectacular. But then everything you do is spectacular.
Oh that fabric really is beautiful... Congratulations on finishing the dress! The seams look so aesthetically placed once you start twirling...
Thanks! It does move in a very particular and cool way
I am constantly baffled by people who can sew with such loose weave fabric without loosing 4 inches off the edge. I love the dress!
I was super concerned about this, too! What I tried to prevent it was cutting very carefully, move the fabric around as little as possible and only to sew it, immediately do the seam finishing for each seam, and apply singling to all the hem edges. If it were a modern garment I’d have used fraycheck or serged the edges. And thank you
Just looking at your scrapbook makes me want to do stuff!
Well done! I was so happy you said that about the historical fashion police! Our foremothers would have used whatever made their jobs easier.
The mock-up looks like a fun summery dress.
P.S., I love your stripey pants! lol
Much as I would find it daunting to do, I really love that woven hem. I could actually begin to fathom it from watching this video . I really like the shape and details in that dress. I loved the mock up too! I’d happily wear that all summer.
You did such an excellent job with this project; And made a gorgeous video too.! You are still very much my favourite youtuber.
And Wegie! 🤭Cats + sewing= some kind of chaos😘
...the best kind of chaos
As always, a wonderful video with beautiful sewing. Congrats on your D10585.1. Thanks for showing us all the details.
Awesome reproduction. And yes, agreed, the Historically Accurate gatekeepers can just cut the cards and deal.
Lovely to watch & participate. Nice to see all the steps so methodically demonstrated. What a wonderful dress...
And, as always, yay Wegie content!
I love the dress and the video and 👏👏👏 for you for reprimanding the Historical Accuracy Police. I laughed out so loud my family jumped.
Those fabric scissors 😊 And the neckline is so beautiful.
You are so meticulous and precise. I love your videos♥️♥️♥️‼️‼️‼️
I love the way you finish edges with twisted threads.
Me too.
It's such a satisfying technique and it gives a very particular finish to the dress, I love it too!
You are so talented. You make it look so easy. It's always nice to have helpers, too. Wegie adds just the right amount of drama to your films. Can't wait til your next video.
Wegie is my little drama prince 💙
The fabric is so lush, and the weave really shows off the beauty of the fiber! It looks so comfortable and cuddly, but also not slouchy or sloppy. The needlework is one of my favorites as well...All in all, a stunning project, and you look deliriously happy wearing it!
I love the hem treatment and your feline assistant.
That dress looks SO comfortable, and I love all those hand sewing and finishing details, beautiful work 😍
Очень красиво!я впервые это увидела -супер мастер!
Oh my goodness, Wegie is a stunning cat! I do love your non spoken style but I do have to remember to actually watch rather than simply listen. Thank you Juul, the reminder to slow down and do one think at once is timely and welcome.
You look great in it.. 😍 you're wearing one of the oldest fashion in history 😳 whaah ✌️😊
I think you must have the most soothing youtubes I've ever seen. I always feel better watching you carefully make wonderful artful stuff. Wegie looks so cozy, it's like stepping into a different world, so serene.
This turned out so well! I admire your patience with that fabric, it looked fraying was a thing! Thank you for sharing, and Thank Wegie for his role as well!
I'll give him some extra scritches for his valuable contribution :)
@@JuulThijssen I am sure he will enjoy them more than teeth flossing.
Very well made and I hope you know you have the patience of a saint.
Those examples were great, i especially liked the "weaving" one, at least that's what it looks like😀 seems very strong and sturdy
Juul...this was wonderful to watch you make this divine dress!!! and Wegie is so delightful!!!
Yay! I just got the wool to make my herjolfness gown the other day! These are fantastic projects for sure.
Exciting, which one are you making?
I am making D10581 right now, though at some point I want to make 10594 and one of the hoods ^_^
Просто удовольствие наблюдать за всеми движениями
I love this video - and your humour! 😍😁❤️ and I'm thoroughly in awe of your skills!!!👌👏👏👏
That fabric was wonderful! I can see how you fell in love with it. I love the hem, well, the whole dress, and might have to try that on a "modern" skirt! Thanks for sharing!
Well done! As you were hemming I thought 'must be the assistant's nap time'. Just then he appeared refreshed and ready for action. The hem looks wonderful and I love the garden twirling!
I had a new born last November and have been saving videos since he was born, I finally made it to April...I'm getting there. Wonderful video and creation as always from Juul!
It looks so comfortable and warm! Thank you for sharing your talent and skills!
Experimental archeology at work! Love watching you do all these wonderful skills and absolutely adore the adorable Wedgie kitty blessing your project with kitty hair and string playing!!! Your dress looks amazing and so very warm!!!
Another fantastic project. You never cease to amaze!😀
I love your Wegie‼️‼️‼️♥️♥️♥️
I love your videos. So SOOTHING. And kitty thinks chewing is helping. I think what you did must be that mid evil equivalent to serging. Amazing.
I love the stitches you do. You are so talented.
I can't recall the last time I twirled in a garden.... Maybe a half century ago.... 🍄🍄
Once I have my second Covid-19 vaccine shot, I definitely have some plans to fulfil.... Take care and be safe 😷
I do enjoy watching how you catalogue your clothing adventures, the detail, fabrics, so nice. It will kill me to cut on the floor these days, good thing you are so young. Gorgeous seam finishing, and nice woven fabric you selected. The dress dances, I do like how you finished off all the seams, and I know it has to be comfortable? I am vexed, what is it you are doing with the hem, I have never seen that done before? Some technique of weaving, it has a very neat affect. You can be very proud, nice nice.
To be honest, I have too much mess on my tables so the floor is the only space I have to cut, haha!
It's so lovely! All those details are fantastic and really make it so much more than just a garment. It looks so cozy, too! Your fabric is gorgeous. (Also tell Wegie I love him.)
Your videos make me feel as if I were a friend who popped by to visit and share a cup of tea...then I just sit quietly to watch and learn and enjoy your company. Wegie is a spectacular feline specimen! I love his attitude! lol In this video you state that the tab on the front and back gusset is of an unknown purpose. In actually making this garment, do you have any ideas on the purpose? ...possibly to strengthen that join?
Wonderful,thanks.I think it’s about time your handsome feline assistant was promoted to supervisor!!😆😆😘
He does not care for titles, all he cares for is pets and attention :P
Potato sack? Looks super comfortable to me!
that was well worth waiting for. I especially love the hem. thank you again. x
I love the sound of sewing shears cutting fabric!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️i also have those two books! I also have ‘walking through time’ its a shoe book❤️❤️❤️👟🥿👠👡👢👞🥾
Very nice. I thought the stitching around the neckline was particularly lovely. And I have always found that particular ham rather impressive.
I so enjoyed watching this ...it took so much patience and probably time ? U have made a lovely warm garment for wandering around draughty cold castles ! It would look nice perhaps with a woven leather belt ? Thanks again .look forward to the next one .
Now all I need is a castle!
i very much enjoyed this video and learned that i will likely not make any authentic medieval garments. i have not the patience.
Your seeing and weaving skills are wonderful and mesmerising to watch 🤩👌💖💝
Вот оно - от КУТЮР!!!! Всё вручную!!! Великолепно!
That seam stich is so cool. I love your cat, so cute .
That turned out wonderfully if Wegie does say so himself! The twisted casting over technique was very cool. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful project with us. It's a pleasure to watch your videos. Take care.
Just gorgeous work! As I sit and stitch, I am wearing my own tater sack dress, which I love dearly. Hugs!
SO cozy and beautifully made! You're very talented.
Wegie was certainly earning his keep there. The woven hem is gorgeous, but it must have been so tedious to make it.
It was a lot of work to do that hem, but it is so satisfying!
@@JuulThijssen There's a lot to be said for satisfaction.
Thank you for another amazing video!
Платье-💣💣!! Проделана колоссальная работа!! Золотые руки!! 🌺🌺🌺💗
This is beautiful. I've never seen some of those sewing techniques and will be looking them up. Also,it looks so warm! Tempted (after learning skills) to make one to wear around the house in winter :D
Just incredible‼️‼️‼️♥️♥️♥️
Боже, какая же вы умница!Великолепная,безупречная работа! Таких как вы очень мало в нашем современном мире,я знаю о чём говорю (более 30 лет работала портной-универсалом),берегите себя!Привет вашему котику!
Thank you!
@@JuulThijssen Благодарю за отзыв.
I love this dress!
Superb. Worth getting up early to watch! I love the way this project looks so simple and natural, but there is actually a lot of subtle and careful detail (the weave, the seam finishes, the use of gussets and gores to shape). It also looks beautifully comfortable and warm, which I imagine was very important in 14th century Greenland!
PSA: Jane Smiley's novel The Greenlanders is now available as an e-book and audiobook, after having been out of print for a long time. I have yet to read it (it's next in my queue) but apparently the historical detail is solid. I think this would be a perfect listening companion for a Herjolfnes sewing project.
Now you need to make some pockets to wear underneath. And I need to get on with the bevrijdingsrok I'm making for my daughter's birthday in early May.
Good luck with your bevrijdingsrok and thanks for the tip on that book
Just one word....”Outstanding”!!!!
Thank you so much for the new video. I'm from Russia and I really like what you do.
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoy it!
You do lovely work! 😍
I love this so much!!!!! You look absolutly stunning in the reveal. Bravo!!!!
I really need to make one myself soon!
You are a truly beautiful human being, keep going.
An excellent potato sack dress!
Wegie is handsome as always
That fabric is gorgeous and you did credit to it! Loved watching your hand sewing techniques
You are a very talented and admirable woman
Wonderful to see the stitches “they” used being done by you.
I have a green linnen potato sack - no pocket slits though - good to hear I unlocked that achievement too😁.
Beautiful work as always, bet you were lovely and warm doing your twirls in the garden at the end 🥰🥰🥰
My feet were a bit cold though! Should really look into making a pair of shoes ^_^
Love the fabric You chose and the finished dress is amazing :) so interesting to see how You made it :)
Such detail! Amazing! TFS.😊 👍 💖
Wonderful skill set.
Birdy
There’s a historical sewers saying on You Tube; Historically Accurate Enough.
Enough is the place where reality intrudes on projects. It happens to everybody.
I learned a new stitch and term - singling. ?Thank you
Wow👍👏. That looks great!
Wat een geduld- en liefdewerk, heel mooi!
Dankjewel!
Nice work!
This week I unlocked the "how to actually thread the serger"-life skill. Wich was a little embarrasing, seeing as I've had it for years!
Your project looks wonderful! I also feel like a potato sack in similar clothing, but adding some accurate bling and/or a belt works wonders, doesn't it?!
Well, sergers are not the easiest creatures to befriend, so actually you did a great job unlocking that skill!
Congratulations on unlocking that skill! I don’t have that one yet!
Beautiful! Congratulations!!!
Can’t wait for the video! You did a wonderful job keeping us on the edge, dear.
I love watching you!
A wool tassel to the KING LION!!! HiHi he is sssoooo beautiful and cool!!!
instead of your dress and is your cat a Norwegian Forest cat ore a maine coons?
He is a Norwegian Forestcat. Hence, perhaps, his fascination with this norse style dress?
@@JuulThijssen
He might want one, it's soft and warm, so why not, ore a cap....cute fluffy one....he love the halloween...so... good luck
Maine Coons are said to be descended from the Norwegian Forest floofs...I mean cats...
This is wonderful!!!!
You have mad skills!