The shorter sleeves definitely read younger-it looks like a young girl's dress from the 1890s, but with a full length woman's skirt. It's a very unique look, but I actually like it!
I'm really liking the longer sewing video. To some people it's maybe not as satisfying as a short on Instagram but as a sewist myself I very much enjoy it to see the process 😊
I think it came out really cute! My sewing teacher always insists on us ironing our whole piece of fabric before cutting anything. It might be annoying, but it gives you a chance to check for imperfections.
I've just discovered you - talk about a happy accident! When you realized you had only cut one sleeve.... I felt that in my soul. Haha. It turned out beautifully!
Love longer videos, and will watch again soon, so much interesting detail to take in. I can’t imagine how much work it must be making one! I like the lace trim and it can always be swapped out for a different trim in the future, so it’s a very adaptable outfit. That skirt shape is gorgeous on you!
I understand that the lace is a big contrast, but I think that you might be able to dye it to a shade that matches/complements the skirt and that would be lovely.
I love your mushroom sweater. I have had that same thing happen where I made a skirt with a line down the middle where it was faded on the fold of the fabric and didn't realize it until the end😝. I love your solution to the problem-- it came out great!
I checked your channel recently thinking it's a pity that you don't post on youtube anymore. So happy to see you back!:) The final result actually looks pretty good on you!:)
I really liked this video, and I think the whole outfit looks great! I loved you problem solving with the lace, it really made the dress in my opinion.
The dress turned out beautiful! And it really suits you. I have a similiar dye uneveness on a finished skirt and I am planning to use a fabric marker to see if I can colour correct that line.
So happy to see you on UA-cam again!🤩 I follow you on instagram and have been looking forward to seeing you on sewing projects. I’m a “mini” seamstress myself but very in the beginning stage. I learn from other seamstresses on UA-cam so keep it going please😃 your work is amazing! I dress mostly historical myself and love your outfits😍 thank you so much for the tip on the corset from what Katie did btw, ordered it straight away and it fits LIKE A GLOWE😄👏🏻
I really enjoyed this video Tally. The video quality of the new camera looks amazing so I'm excited to start using mine. I'd love to see a book themed video chat too 🙂
I’ve been stuck on making a Truly Victorian trumpet skirt for a while now, something about what layer to add the ruffle to on the bottom… it wasn’t clear in the instructions and it became a UFO. This video made me think I can probably pick it up again and figure it out finally… once I finish my current historical project of course 😅
Does anyone know how sophie wore it while she was doing that deep cleaning? I can't figure it out for the life of me. Was it a different article of clothing entirely?
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The shorter sleeves definitely read younger-it looks like a young girl's dress from the 1890s, but with a full length woman's skirt. It's a very unique look, but I actually like it!
I'm really liking the longer sewing video. To some people it's maybe not as satisfying as a short on Instagram but as a sewist myself I very much enjoy it to see the process 😊
It's very cute! The lace was a "happy accident" in my opinion. It's not a "bad" project, I hope it grows on you.
I think it came out really cute!
My sewing teacher always insists on us ironing our whole piece of fabric before cutting anything. It might be annoying, but it gives you a chance to check for imperfections.
I love the alterations at the end. It turned out really well. I know the feeling of being bummed at a project and just power though finishing it.
I've just discovered you - talk about a happy accident! When you realized you had only cut one sleeve.... I felt that in my soul. Haha. It turned out beautifully!
Love longer videos, and will watch again soon, so much interesting detail to take in. I can’t imagine how much work it must be making one! I like the lace trim and it can always be swapped out for a different trim in the future, so it’s a very adaptable outfit. That skirt shape is gorgeous on you!
I adore this project! I am a big Studio Ghibli fan, and I was recently gifted a copy of the "Howl's Moving Castle"book. ✨ This looks magical!
I understand that the lace is a big contrast, but I think that you might be able to dye it to a shade that matches/complements the skirt and that would be lovely.
I love your mushroom sweater. I have had that same thing happen where I made a skirt with a line down the middle where it was faded on the fold of the fabric and didn't realize it until the end😝. I love your solution to the problem-- it came out great!
Wow, what a gorgeous set! This is the first vid of yours that Ive watched and Im definitely subscribing. Lovely work (both sewing and videography).
I checked your channel recently thinking it's a pity that you don't post on youtube anymore. So happy to see you back!:) The final result actually looks pretty good on you!:)
Sh- thank you for this :') I'm glad the algorithm blessed me with your content lol
I really liked this video, and I think the whole outfit looks great! I loved you problem solving with the lace, it really made the dress in my opinion.
The dress turned out beautiful! And it really suits you.
I have a similiar dye uneveness on a finished skirt and I am planning to use a fabric marker to see if I can colour correct that line.
So happy to see you on UA-cam again!🤩 I follow you on instagram and have been looking forward to seeing you on sewing projects. I’m a “mini” seamstress myself but very in the beginning stage. I learn from other seamstresses on UA-cam so keep it going please😃 your work is amazing! I dress mostly historical myself and love your outfits😍 thank you so much for the tip on the corset from what Katie did btw, ordered it straight away and it fits LIKE A GLOWE😄👏🏻
I really enjoyed this video Tally. The video quality of the new camera looks amazing so I'm excited to start using mine. I'd love to see a book themed video chat too 🙂
this was fun. so true- sewing is a rollercoaster ride haha
I’ve been stuck on making a Truly Victorian trumpet skirt for a while now, something about what layer to add the ruffle to on the bottom… it wasn’t clear in the instructions and it became a UFO. This video made me think I can probably pick it up again and figure it out finally… once I finish my current historical project of course 😅
I love how this turned out and so so glad I found your channel...new happy subbie!
Good solution to the dye problem, it is beautiful. I enjoyed your video. 🎉
Just as I was wondering how you hadn't had any little paws stepping on your drawing yet, that's when your hand got a headbutt 😂
Das Kleid sieht toll aus, ein schönes Hobby! ❤
How frustrating about the front skirt panel! It still turned out lovely though, I think it still reads as Sophie inspired at least.
Well done!
It came out beautifully.
Happy accidents.
Does anyone know how sophie wore it while she was doing that deep cleaning?
I can't figure it out for the life of me.
Was it a different article of clothing entirely?
What camera did you got?