LoL! Love you folks... (Christina, did you match your hair to Angela's ribbon on purpose?) Also, best resources for styling hair with these caps? I'm guessing the American Duchess book, and... has LBCC done any videos?
Christine your hair matches Angela’s ribbon from my view on the screen. Thank you for the videos! Keep them coming. If I want to put double ruffles on my cap does one need to be a bit wider than the other?
Candy Minton Depends on how you put them on. The one in the video is extra wide and gathered down the center. Then folded along that line and stitched to the band. Maybe this needs its own hack
Hi there, do you know if this style of cap would be suitable to the 1812 era of north america? I love it but I'm still new to the historical side of things :)
I LOVE the background music!!
Christina, your hair color is adorable here! Love it!
These look great, much simpler than I was expecting! Thanks for the wonderful content! ❤️
“Children were pinned together...”
Torchwood Pride Yeah that cracked me up, too! 😂
Haha!
Thank you! Another great tutorial!
I really love how that knot looks! Thank you so much, all styles were lovely!
Hey y’all wanna do a video series on making some short 18th century cloaks and sell some wool? Just saying I’m interested 😂
Another absolutely enchanting video. Thank you SEW much!
Just loved the introduction Dynamics 💞
Thank you. This was so easy and fun!
Such a joy to see your work! (Note that one ought not to engage in wrestling with Christina. Especially if she is carrying silk ribbon.)
Lovely!
LoL! Love you folks... (Christina, did you match your hair to Angela's ribbon on purpose?)
Also, best resources for styling hair with these caps? I'm guessing the American Duchess book, and... has LBCC done any videos?
We will be doing a hair hack for you. Also AD is a good source
I did not match intentionally, but it did work out nicely 😂
Christine your hair matches Angela’s ribbon from my view on the screen. Thank you for the videos! Keep them coming. If I want to put double ruffles on my cap does one need to be a bit wider than the other?
Candy Minton Depends on how you put them on. The one in the video is extra wide and gathered down the center. Then folded along that line and stitched to the band. Maybe this needs its own hack
Burnley and Trowbridge Co. thank you
Hi there, do you know if this style of cap would be suitable to the 1812 era of north america? I love it but I'm still new to the historical side of things :)
They do change a bit. The round earred would be the best choice
@@BurnleyandTrowbridge thanks very much! ♡ love the energy in these vids by the way, you girls are a hoot
What should I do to keep the cut ends of my silk ribbon from fraying?
You can use fray check (they used gum Arabic in the 18thc) or you can turn the edge and hem.
did they ever embroider caps?
Yes, usually white on white. I actually own a tambour worked cap in my collection