Sewing Simple 18th century Petticoats and Pockets
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Hello Friends! I have been feeling not myself a lot this summer and have entirely lost my sew-jo, which is horrible because i have a big event and lots of photo shoots happening in like 2 weeks. Sigh. So, i decided that instead of doing nothing at all, i should try and do something, so I am procrastinating on my gown and started making other things that I will need for my trip! Come hang out while I make some silk pockets and a silk petticoat and have some chats! Then leave me a comment about how you are!
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Pink is worth it! I saw her in London, and it was amazing!!!
I love Billy and his family! And I love chateau dairies!!!!!!!
Anna and Philip! I LOVE them. He is very funny and I love Benoit.
Everything you’re describing - not having motivation to do anything, but also not feeling sad or necessarily having other signs of depression - yeah that’s me. Most of the time. You’re not alone! Also love the doing what my brain wants not what I want to want.
Enjoy Vegas and PINK!!! Awesome
So glad to see you again. I always enjoy my time with you. Hope you feel more like your wonderful self soon.
Thank you so much!
That purple fabric. Oh my! Fabric lust!
Brains are dumb, can relate. Hope what you're doing gets you feeling better.
Man! Long covid sucks! Please carry on taking your time, taking it slow and steady!
Love, light and spoons to all those suffering with long covid, me-cfs, pots... any energy limiting chronic illness!
In the words of Dory "Just keep sewing, Just keep sewing" 🪡🧵
September got fired because it was an awful month. 102 degree fever flu, my 10 year old rescue dog crossed the Rainbow Bridge during a hurricane when my home was without power and I had only a lantern to see by. I have no sew jo either and have six major projects to do for Christmas gifts. I am re-reading series that I love because I don't have the umph to read anything new. I am also re-watching The Great British Sewing Bee from the beginning to try to get a bit of jo back too. Glad you're checking in because it helps to remind us that "celebs" have real lives too.
I can't believe the crossover of The Pethericks haha That was such a funny moment to realise who you meant!
Same!! Really interesting content. Almost like YT tags history for those of us who follow this channel and others.
Same!! I never miss Billy's updates! ❤
Me too..
Noel, I hope you are starting to feel better physically and mentally since you filmed this video. Our brains are wonderful machines but wow can they mess us up as well.
Sending you love, joy and positive energy.
SYSK is awesome. I have learned so much from them, about things I never even thought about!
I totally feel the loss of sew-jo. Hugs! You got this!
Understand the lost of sewjo and other 'jo' stuff. Lovely to see your beautiful face again! hugs and positive thoughts to you!
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Ooh. I love that hem sewing music.
Love the Pethericks!
Watching you work while I am not well is so awesome. I'm convalescing from a nasty cold/virus/?, alternately knitting and just laying on the couch while I watch youtube. Sending you good vibes!
See you at the ball in St.Louis!
Yay, nice to see you back! I'm glad you got to finish a couple of projects
Ive been watching the convent show too! since the beginning!
I absolutely love black silk! I just wish I had a really good excuse for making a black silk gown!
I'm so glad you are getting good care and finding ways back into your joy.
Lovely to see you.
Feel better soon! Thanks for motivating me as well in the process.
I would just like to say that you are not alone is having lost ones Sew Jo. I have been very overwhelmed and not wanting to sew the things on my table or work through my work piles. Here is to us finding our sew jo.
favorite quote: “ i’m gonna throw on a petticoat and a butt.”🖤
Try Escape to Rural France. The chateau was destroyed in a fire in the 30s leaving only most of the walls standing. warning - it is another Brit.
Setting small achievable goals is a great way to ease back into getting (whatever ) jo functioning again. Good luck.
I caught covid twice, once with long covid symptoms that lasted in some form for roughly 9 months. I completely understand and empathize with the lack of motivation and extreme fatigue. Both were super not cool and (for me at least) the worst part of the experience. There's a kind of lingering brain fog/malise that just makes everything unsatisfactory and finding motivation for anything is a serious act of willpower.
I hope these smaller projects help and I'm rooting for you.
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Reading C.J. Archer’s The Glass Library series. I also recommend her The Watchmaker’s Daughter series. As for watching, it’s the time of year for Arsenic and Old Lace!
Good to see you again.
I make original quilts, just finished a magic one, with top hats, magic wands etc, because everyone deserves a little magic in their lives. Smiles happened, in my friends too. I liked my underwear one the best.
My ADHD brain kept getting distracted by your shirt 😅😅. I'm happy that you have the resources to get the help you need, and a hobby that helps you pull out of a funk. Keep cracking on!😂
Omg! I love the Pethericks! I've been watching the convent renovation for about 9 months or so. I can't wait to see the kitchen finished.
Ohh another fan!🎉
Isn't the kitchen coming together amazingly?!! I'm so excited about seeing it done!! Tiling next! I never miss an episode! ❤
Omg me too!! and I follow his friend Ryan who is renovating one of the apartments in the convent.
@@chibirurouni so do I! I never miss his posts! I've followed him for a long time, too... I sometimes think people don't quite "get" Ryan, but he's funny and he's sweet!
The kitchen is gorgeous! I love watching Ryan and Sean too. I, of course, now want to move to France to renovate a cottage or something, but I have zero of the skills required. I guess I'll stick to sewing and knitting instead!
Love the Pethericks, very British lets try hitting it with a hammer style of restoration - I know, they are really skilled at what they do - while being so enthusiastic about the history of the place. If you like interesting stuff podcasts I can recommend Histories of the Unexpected, two adorable academics going off on tangents from the chosen topic. Way more fun that it might sound! All facts, all friendly and lots of knowledge. I'm mostly knitting at the moment so need plenty of good audio to keep me going as I unravel every other row because I always manage to lose count
Sending good vibes!
There are a lot of British expats all over, and it makes sense that you're getting them, as an English speaker.
Have missed you🎉
Thank you ❤
I've been watching the covent reno too!
Glad to watch you again, really hope you feel better soon.
Thank you so much!
Welcome to Missouri! I hope you enjoy St. Louis!
Ah the Pethericks. When you said crack on, it suddenly dawned on me 😂 yup, following Billy and his family too. If you want truly relaxing videos, try to find Martijn Doolaard.He is a Dutch guy who bought a property in Italy in the mountains of the Dolomites and is renovating the place (of course😂) Puts out videos once a week of his progress. Really beautiful photography of the area and such. and I hope you will be making progress on your health.
If you like Martijin's stuff, have you looked into ateliermavi? They are a French/Italian couple that are rebuilding a stone house in Italy, not far from the sea on the French/Italian border. Be sure and turn on the CC because the narrative is in either French or Italian, depending on who is doing it.
I also watch him….it seems like I found my people! All I need is a fellow Hoof GP fan and all mine are covered
I HIGHLY recommend the Monk and Robot book series by Becky Chambers. Reading them makes me feel all warm and fuzzy like my brain is all snuggled up in a cozy blankie. I'm so proud of you for finding ways to get those little dopamine hits. Executive disfunction is awful.
😂Crack on, I’ve been binging Doc Martin, and anything on Acorn tv, I have found the little voice in my head now has a British accent now, Cheerio mate
I think we have the same bodies, the lethargy is in attack mode. I’ve missed you ❤️🔥
Welcome back. I go through similar periods occasionally.
‘Make me feel better’ reminds me of the song ‘My Favourite Things’.
“Petticoats and Pockets and Cool Antique Lockets…Brown Paper Packages tied up in string…”
I'm so sorry that you are still dealing with the effects of covid.
I lost my sew jo about a year ago. I appreciate this video knowing I'm not alone. I never had covid so I dont think my mood is physiological. I dont know why I cant sew. I began making a trench coat and now that feels totally overwhelming to get back to. But I understand your lack of motivation completely. Hope you feel better soon Noelle. Glad to see you again.
I watched the same couple and their chateau renovation.
I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalitis. The symptoms are very much like you describe. I empathize and hope you feel better soon..
I suffer from depression too, I’m going thru a hard time myself. I keep busy doing cross stitch, it’s very relaxing for me. Keeps my mind off things. What I watch is you and other designers like you. I enjoy watching you and everyone else. Take care.
I hope you are feeling better at this point
Would you believe I watched the convent video directly before this one? Really, hahaha! His brother Michael is a brilliant creative and I love his channel as well (though he is way less active recently). I was a happy little paper crafter and card maker. Then stumbled upon fabric designer Tula Pink whose colors burst joy in my heart and soul, and I leaped from paper to fabric. How far did I jump? I bought a new sewing machine and am getting into quilting again after 40 years!! Modern tools make it so much easier and more precise. I hope your energy returns a bit more each day. I wish I could hang out with you watching videos together. Sending you so much love…. 🤗 ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷 (Tula is all about rainbows ☺️)
Your hair has gotten so long and so pretty. Thank you for your words on anxiety. It sucks. I try to refocus my anxiety into productive activities like sewing or gardening. I have learned these as coping techniques. I'm not always successful. Normalizing talking about mental health is great. Thank you.
I’ve also recently lost my sew-jo which has really been a bummer. Engineering school is kicking my butt (I hate 8 ams) but my school offers counseling so that’s cool. I’m working on a rayon skirt (got fabric for $3/yd at hobby lobby. Slay) and learning to sew snaps for the first time by hand
Edit: wanted to add that I’m glad you’re posting videos again! Yours are my favorite to watch while I’m working on projects
You like the Prethricks too?❤
More brief but more often vlogs sounds good. I would find them more inspiring. Sorry that things have been pants, wishing you healthier ones!
Birdy
Take care sweetie! I need to find a good book!
So glad you're back! But sad to hear that you've lost all your -jo. Glad you have a plan to try and regroup for yourself.
Distracting myself from the uncertainty at work by sewing a spooky skirt. Trying not to get overwhelmed by all the things in October.
Brain weasels are the worst. Glad to see you back again. Half way through my first semester of nursing school. It’s been 15 years since I was last in college so it’s been an adjustment.
Hi Noelle! Thank you for sharing. You are not alone in Funk town. I've been struggling with health issues too recently.
I also have a gown to get done in the next few weeks! No sew-jo ..... however seeing what you are accomplishing as side projects is a great idea. I will follow in your footsteps. Pettycoat here I come!
Book recommendations: Dungeon Crawler Carl. In audiobook form it's simply the best! The narrator is incredible! 6 book series so far but it's definitely not finished.
Wishing you all the best and some virtual hugs ❤
I'm going to try that audio book. Thanks ❤
Afternoon, I finally got a space in my home for sewing/ crafting so that has helped. My Furbabies are my rock when I'm having a bad brain day. I'm about to get married in Sept 2024 and love to make my own wedding dress but due to personal reason I'm not able to, so I'm going to make my petticoat etc instead. I keep a journal, I find writing things down helps and keeping to a routine. You are loved. True friends etc will be understanding. big hugs to you
oh, making your petticoats is such a wonderful compromise!
Noel, you are a darling and perk me up. Even now, your giggle is contagious. I am so proud of you for having good personal boundaries. I will be praying for you. I know not everyone is religious, but I do think that keeping our fellow people in our hearts and thoughts is healing. I hope that's not weird.
I got over my heartbreak of 'Good Omens 2' and finally got a little sew-jo back! I made a bag that was a great first attempt! :) Very happy with that! But then my vertigo kicked my butt, so I'm taking a break, sitting still and trying not to over-do it. I binged all 4 season of 'The Good Place'. Just a happy show that makes me happy! Then I read 'The Midnight Library'! Super good and thought provoking book! Highly recommend! And now that 'Our Flag' is back, i will have more things to be happy about! Also 'Only Murders...' was amazing! Can't wait for season 4!
Other shows i'm excited for are 'Upload' season 3, 'Loki' season 2, 'Hilda' season 3, BBC 'Ghosts' series 5!!! All wonderfully weird, funny, heartwarming shows!
I am in such a similar state. I just recently got Covid for the first time and it's been sticking with me too. Like mentally and emotionally in mud. We're in a big ol' lame club with tons of members, I guess. Watching: the Bear, the Changeling, and Saving the Manor. The last one has two guys fixing up a Henry VII-era manor. One of them is scared of mice, it's lovely. Reading White Noise whenever I take lunches at work. Noel, you rock.
I hope you're feeling better!
If you like The Pethericks and the Convent reno, Escape to Rural France is renovating an entire late 19th century chateau from burnt out rumble! It's weirdly fascinating.
I watched the Covent rehab channel also!!
Nice to see you again Noel. Sending hugs! I reccomend anything by Taylor Jenkins Reid. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, Carrie Soto is Back, and Malibu Rising are are super fun and different.
I’m glad that you posted. Was missing you !!
I am busy doing a community theatre show and also working on a children’s
ballet . Very stressed about my lack of motivation as well.
I watched the wheel of time on Netflix.
Thank you for being honest about your struggles. It's very easy to retreat and become invisible (I do it all the time) but harder to put yourself out there. I love the idea of doing some quick projects to get yourself back in the swing of sewing again, and I'd like to see more frequent, shorter, videos if that works for you.
Was quite literally popping my Wellbutrin when your video popped up 😅
So glad to see you! I missed you! Health stuff has my anxiety turned up to 11, so I get it. Hope you start feeling better soon.
Tired, I'm tired, I've got a lot of balls in the air (and I've already dropped all the unessential ones). I'm holding onto the hope that the only constant thing in life is that it's always changing!
Glad I'm not the only one who likes to savour the "last" book/season/episode - I'm listening to the most recent St Mary's book so I appreciate the warning that it feels like the last book
As someone who has Fibromyalgia I understand the lack of motivation; foggy, blah brain; tiredness; and limited emotional and physical energy. No fun at all! Do take your time to rest as you need to and nurture yourself. We appreciate you too much to have you be naked at your event. 😉
I'm still reading through Patricia Cornwall mysteries and watching Touch of Frost series, though I've just finished watching Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie in Jeeves and Wooster for some fun. Sounds like you're watching the Pethericks?
I'm mostly working on a crochet throw for my hubby and other smaller projects like learning a new pattern for a crochet scarf. It's spring here so my thoughts are turning to the need for soft and sweet dresses and things for the warmer weather.
It's so good to see you again 😊
So many people have been struggling with their health this year, including me. I'm sick and tired of feeling sick and tired. I know it's not long cov!d, but it still sucks waiting to see a specialist.
Good luck with your trip and all the planning 🤞 feel better soon.
I'm trying to make Sophie's green dress from the Studio Ghibli version of Howl's Moving Castle in the next few weeks.
I do hope these little projects helped you get your sew-jo back a bit. And that the eventual trip proves to be enjoyable as well.
awesome - more things to binge watch on youtube!! I have a horse channel that I watch and I don't love the person but I totally adore the way she trains her horses and what she does with them. It sucks to not be feeling like yourself, especially without *reason*. I've been having to work extra hard lately and that kind of bites but since I spent a few weeks kind of doing nothing, I can't complain. My boss is away for a month overseas and that puts an extra strain on me, so I've been being VERY gentle with myself. Also my boy cat caught a mouse this morning and that makes me both happy and anxious...
That’s so funny you watch some of the same UA-camrs as I do. I started a few years ago and in fact I hardly watch tv anymore. Only period drama series. Which is probably what got me interested in sewing 18 century clothing.
I also watch the convent show. He also owns a chateau.
Chronic "stuff" (physical illness, mental illness, situational difficulties) can cause havoc on us, so knowing what helsp and trying more things that might help sounds like an excellent plan going forward. I'm glad you're getting your sew-jo back!
I was laid off at the beginning of this month, and just about at the point where i'd decided to take some time without working to gather myself together and a consulting opportunity through the end of the year presented itself, so I'm doing that. I'm not sure it's the best thing for me, except financially, but we'll see. It's contract, so I can always pull away if it all becomes too much.
Have just invested in 5 metres of wool tweed to make a coat with, plus cerise cotton to flatline it, cerise silk to line the sleeves with, and some striped lining for it. The wool is a herringbone pattern in raspberry and damson :)
I'm so sorry! I hope you feel better. I have struggled off and on with sew-jo too. I had long covid myself and a concussion and it took me a real minute to get back to myself. I appreciate you sharing your struggle.
My projects right now are sewing my fiancé and my costumes for Micky's Not So Scary Halloween Party! I'm soooooo excited. He will be Captain Hook and I'm going as Mother Gothel.
Hello! Happy to see you sewing and chatting! Chronic procrastinator here, I have an annual studio tour ( im a visual artist) the 14/15 then a week later also heading for StLouis ball...thought it would be fun to hand paint the silk for my robe a l'anglais...it IS fun but geez, I actually still need to make it! Slightly stressed but always optimistic!
I have been watching french chateau restorations since 2017ish when I was home sick living in the US and found Chateau DIY (formerly "Escape to the Chateau DIY") on BBC, which is all about brits in France restoring castles. Tons of people from the show have youtube channels now (The Pethericks are one of them!) Others I like are: Chateau Diaries, and How to Renovate a Chateau (edited to add that I just got to this section of the video! I watch many of the channels and love "how to renovate a chateau"). A tangentially related channel is Escape to Rural France, and I've seen others mention it too! One where the people are also artists is Manor and Maker, Sara is a sewist and Steve is a painter and they're Canadian (like me!). I always felt the French Chateaux side of my youtube watching would never collide but here we are and I love it!
I need to entirely rearrange my space since I figured out that’s why I haven’t wanted to do anything so, yay for progress! Sending you all the best wishes ❤
I'm working in my clown costume for halloween rn, reading witch hat atelier, and watching our flag means death. ♡
Totally understand lack of motivation. I have chronic fatigue from various sources. Have for years. I have only one piece of advice - give yourself grace. You can only do what you can do. Don't beat yourself up for having to rest.
Okay, two pieces - Don't over-schedule. Some days I feel lucky to accomplish one thing. Especially if it involves going out somewhere.
I am currently re-reading the Kate Daniels series by Ilona Andrews. It is written by a husband and wife team. I really enjoy their writing. They have several series to choose from.
Hope you are feeling better soon.
Wishing you well🤗 Just finished pants, soon to finish a shirt(self drafted and not for me). Recently came across Ruby Dixon’s Ice Planet Barbarian series. Loving it so far.
I'm sorry to hear you've been down lately. I hope your kitties are giving you a lot of love on days you don't want to get out of bed.
I am working on so many projects that I don't want to do any of them. One of the things I'm doing is all of the Burnley and Trowbridge sew alongs in order. So far, I've made two pockets, an under petticoat, and an over petticoat. Next on the list is an apron. It turns out I really like making petticoats. I'll probably wind up with 20 eventually.
I honestly just thought you had better things to do!
Long ago in a state far far away...a friend had a baby. She was the prefect little stash buster/"pallet cleanser"/quick project victim. Her mother and I shared a slightly warped sense of humor. Which just means she was down to put everything I ever made for that little munchkin on her at least once. There was a bright orange prison romper with a fake fur mullet wig (her mom is from Canada and introduced us to Trailer Park Boys), a denim "suit" with a flannel button down, and a Grateful Dead romper complete with fringe. There were actual wearable clothes too, but those are less fun to talk about. I do not want to think about how old she is now. But she is well past putting up with her mom's and my shenanigans! The simple little projects were a nice little break from the bigger projects.
I like the chattiness of your videos. You keep doing you chica! I’ll be over here not remarking the corset pattern piece I totally screwed up while one cat lies on whatever I am working on, another head butts me and drools on my pattern, and the final and most princessy lightly claws me in the butt asking for pets (not all at once, it’s more of a parade).
I have watched the Petherick's for years they started on their chateau first, its stunning. I'm looking forward to the double story library which will start next year at the convent . Billy's brother Michael has many talents, art, music, design, he is not vloging so much now but in the past he published a lot of vlogs. Michael is renovating the glass house at the chateau outside his cottage at the moment. Another quiet achiever is Billy and Michaels Dad he is not on the vlog often but if you spot him he is working hard driving a machine.
I'm learning to knit socks for my swollen feet, its been a learning curve to work with negative ease, sewing you add ease but socks need to stay on! Noelle i'm sorry you are feeling bad hope your doctor can solve it. hugs
Thinking of you. Hoping you feel better soon. I just finished watching the Witcher. I’m getting my reading mojo back finally.
I watch the Petricks too. Be careful or some you’ll be watching his brothers channel and Ryan’s channel and Phil’s channel. Glad you feeling better. Take your time we will all still be hear waiting 😊
Hope you on the mend
To answer your question, emotionally I am okay, I spent the last few days grieving the missed goal of getting my Glinda Bubble dress done and now I am just really focused on enjoying spooky season costume making and working towards being kinder to myself about missed goals. I'm also happy to have a new Noelle video to watch
Glad you “ok” (or at least ok as you can be) depression and anxiety are evil and feed off of each other…. I fight both and when one rears it’s ugly head the other is usually close behind
Noelle, I was so happy to see your smiling face this morning! You know, it doesn’t matter to me what you post or when…I am here for ALL of it, no matter what! ❤ I have not been making costumes at all. I may make a video about that for my channel. There are very few costume events in Alaska and I am not a Con person. So I have turned to quilts. It’s a great community of folks and the creativity is truly inspiring! I am challenging myself to try more and more difficult techniques! Plus, the greatest joy is making a giving a quilt to someone. It’s pretty darn special. So that’s what is up from me in my sewing room in Alaska! Love you! -Kelley❤