Making an 1860s Garibaldi blouse
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2020
- Hello everyone and welcome to a new video!
In my previous video, I talked about how I was going to make some effort into making historically inspired pieces that I could integrate into my day-to-day wardrobe. Here is the first item I've made! This blouse was made using cotton ticking and the Truly Victorian Garibaldi blouse pattern.
The pattern was very easy to follow and the instructions were also very clear. I really love the outcome. I ended up keeping my mock-up too, which means I have a more modern-looking sleeveless top for the summer (I keep thinking it has some 1940s vibes when without the sleeves?!).
I haven't worn this blouse yet, as the weather has been a bit chilly still and I have basically been wearing four jumpers at the same time. However, I really like the look of it and it is very comfortable! In particular, I love the full sleeves which are set lower down than modern clothing, which I really like.
Next up, I've got two skirts and two more blouses in my to do list!
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Nice pattern matching at the shoulders. And funny: what you call french seam, in the Netherlands we call english seam 😂, but you did a nice job 🤩 💃🏻
@Bennett Nikolai confused how this related to anythin like um
That's so interesting!
That pin idea for the gathering threads is an excellent idea
I totally agree.i can use that tip
I love the idea of using some left over lace for seam finishing. Thank you for this great video! I think I can jury-rig one of these up before our murder mystery night!
At last I’ve found a channel that shows step by step sewing of vintage/historic clothes. Absolutely loved watching this, so many more to watch. Thank you so so much 💖💖💖💖💖
If you're looking for historical sewing, you should check out Bernadette Banner's channel if you're not already familiar with it. She does a lot of original practice and breaks down many of the historical sewing methods.
I like your choice in fabric and your making advice is helpful. My practice buttonholes are perfect but when I go to the real piece chaos. I sympathize with your buttonholes woes. Thanks
You make this look so achievable! Huge admiration ..
Agree. Beautiful comment.
That fabric gives me such nostalgia as it is super similar to the fabric of a shirt my father used to wear all the time when I was young. It's so beautiful and the blouse came out great. I really want to make something similar for myself :)
I was just thinking the mock up is beautiful:)
Wish you would have ended it ....modeling the absolutely stunning creation :)
The quilter in me loves that you used the rotary cutter and the wonder clips. Very pretty.
I don't know what it is about your videos but you give me more sewing confidence. You make the designs/patterns more approachable. Although I love watching other historic sewing channels, they all don't do that. I also love your calm voice and the gentle music you choose. Thank you!
Also, I've been obsessively scrolling through the TV patterns and looking for accompanying sew alongs. You did a great job!
This is lovely to hear ☺️
Securing your threads around the pin while gathering is such a neat trick! And the blouse turned out lovely
I like the green nail polish, and the grey is very pretty with your new blouse. 😀
That fabric is so perfect! I love the color of the strips and it looks like a great weight.
This is my favourite sewing tutorial from all I have seen❤️ I love how precise You are and I wanna make my own Garibaldi shirt now😊 Thank You so much for this lovely tutorial🧸
Those gathered sleeves are FAB. Now I want to make a Garibaldi lol. Love the fabric choice, too!
I loved this blouse. I think I will order it shortly! I think using the blue stripe was perfect for this design and gives it a little twist since most blouses I've seen, have been made in white. Thank you.
Lovely pattern and work, as well as video graphing and music. The horizontal tuck to shorten the sleeves on this lovely blouse is a great idea, Michele Harvey. To pre-check the length of the sleeve at pattern stage, consider measuring from Center Back (because the shoulder seam is not AT the shoulder), across the shoulder seam, and down the length of the sleeve piece, and include the measurement of the cuff depth. Compare this to the measurement from your Center Back at the base of your neck, across the shoulder, down the arm, with a bent elbow to where you want the sleeve to end (often wrist bone). This will give you a ballpark measurement. If the sleeve is to be full, there will be more length on the pattern measurement, but it might prevent the need for the additional tuck (or tucks?).
I like the fabric that you've used and your very clever a studious. Xx
Balloony sleeves can be lovely to wear, even if unintended! Lovely work!
Great job! Thanks for sharing your talents!
It turned out really pretty and ideal for history bounding!
Lovely! Very nice to see. And can’t wait to start adding things to my own daily wardrobe. First off a lounging dress.
Why not do the buttonholes by hand? You sew so neat I think you would do a wonderful job. Love the blouse!
Very nice I love how it turned out!! ! I have this pattern and it has been calling me for a few months now to use it. Thank you for this video. I am now motivated to start!
Beautiful shirt, well done! Thank you for sharing your process.
Admired this lovely blouse on you in another video. So delighted to find this one!
I love this blouse. Thank you for sharing.
I understand the crazy buttonholes. I want to learn how to make by hand as the machines are too finicky.
The drawing looked ballooney, so I'm sure the sleeves will look fab! Great job!
Just bought the pattern. I love truly victorian patterns. This is gorgeous!
You are a wonderful seamstress. Keep up the extremely tremendous sewing!
Beautiful. The ticking looks so nice. I will be looking at this pattern.
That blouse is so cute sleeveless! I need to go pattern shopping!
Thank you so much for this video I just bought this pattern I was a tad confused with a few things and this helped clear up my questions!
That mock up is adorable,the striped oh I love it so pretty ! You did such a nice job!
Hello Cat, you did beautifully! The design and gray stripes of are very pretty.
This was so calming and inspiring! You made me want to make one of these myself. Maybe someday... Anyway, I'd have loved to see footage of you wearing the blouse, but thankfully Instagram helped seat my curiosity. Keep up the great work!
So many terms to learn lol. I hope when I make mine it will be a no brainer.
use the IDT as this will prevent the fabric slipping . it is the piece behind the shank that clips in
Very pretty.
I applaud y on using pdf tapering is not my forte but the work itself could be zen . Happy creating love your sewing machine collection hope y share it someday we would adore to see 🏳️🌈👌🏾🥰👍🧕🏿🦹🏾♂️
Very pretty
It looks like you are sewing on a Pfaff machine but have not engaged the Dual Feed system that will help with the slipping you mentioned.look in the manual for Dual Feed (IDT System). Love this feature on my Pfaff. Happy sewing from Mesa, Arizona USA
I'm enchanted by the way the buttons are sewn on - would you consider doing a tutorial on how to do this?
Venacavadesign is a great uk based corsetry and historical costuming supply store - u can order online and they are relatively fast with shipping ^^
This fabric is so pretty, whereabouts did you get it? I also live in the UK ☺️
I got in a small fabric store in London though I think I’ve seen similar online at places like Minerva Crafts ☺️
Where did you get the little orange clips you were using to hold the hem once you'd turned it under?
Lovely video.
I'm not good at buttonholes either, even with a buttonhole attachment. I always seem to position the machine wrong and don't realize it until it's already sewed a bunch.
Really enjoyed this and hope to make a gerabaldi shirt also. Does Truley Victorian Co give you a code for your patrons to use?
I am in love with that circular fabric cutting tool you are using in this video. What is it called and where did you buy it? I NEED one of those for myself, my hand cramps so badly using my scissors it hurts, I have to take half hour breaks.
Love the blouse and love watching you work. Any chance you’ll share a picture of you in it?
There's some on my Instagram, linked in the description :)
You make it look and sound so simple!😜 I still haven't worked of a pattern. They scare me! But I know I won't be able to avoid them forever! Any suggestions or advise what to keep in mind? It turned out lovely!😇
Always do mock ups and I often re-read the instructions a few times 😂
Good morning. I really want to make an Edwardian jumper dress but I can’t find a pattern. Could you please tell me where I could find one?
Thanks
Kim from 🇨🇦
I love everything about it . I have a pattern very similar to this one from one of the big Four . I actually bought a blouse similar too . I hate doing button holes lol . I have always wondered is the lace seam scratchy at all ? I love the idea of it and such a pretty finish .
The lace seam is okay! It’s not as smooth as bias binding but it’s less bulky to I prefer it, the lace is soft nylon :)
@@CatsCostumery thank you I shall try it
The blouse looks beautiful! It doesn't have any kind of bust dart though? It looks pretty close fitted
No bust dart on this! This is the long version, the pattern has a different belted version (my mock up) where there are gathering threads where you would usually put darts. The long version isn’t fitted at all but more like a loose blouse meant to be tucked in 😊
this is Kathy not Paul. I was wondering about the sleeves. You said you put hemming lace on it, but how? Did you encase the the seams? I noticed you didn't clip the underarm seam allowance. Was that in the directions? I have ruined so many items by bad button holes!. Loved the fabric and the blouse is very nice.
I trimmed back the sleeves seam allowance and so I didn’t bother clipping them (though it’s probably best practice to do!) I encased the seam in the lace tape just like you would fo with bias binding :)
Can you add a moddern collar to this blouse?
Your nails are such a pretty colour, I know this video is a bit older but do you remember what brand/colour it was?
Can we have a more detailed demo of how you did the button flower stitch?
I have a closer shot in anothet video, the one about making Edwardian combinations 😊
May I ask what pen do you use to mark your pattern onto the fabric?
I used the Pilot Frixion pens, like these amzn.to/3a9SrPy ; they disappear with iron and work on most fabrics!
I love the pattern! Where do I find it? Thank you!💖
I got it from the Truly Victorian trulyvictorian.info!
What site do you use to get fabric?
I don’t have the patience for PDF’s lol. Do you know there is a website called vena cava designs that sell the truly Victorian patterns in the uk? Blouse is stunning.
Yes I only recently realized! I’m very happy to know of a UK supplier :)
Cat's Costumery I bought the sense and sensibility walking skirt pattern from them, not sure I’m ready to try the truly Victorian patterns yet, hopefully soon as I need a blouse to go with my skirt.
That's that little shape you use to check seam lengths? Is it something you made or bought?
Hi, I'm new to the channel and hoping to try and make this blouse. May I know, do you fell the sleeves part over the gathered bits? I've rewatched the video but I'm not sure if you did
Do you mean at the cuff? There is a gap at the cuff to allow the hand to fit through :)
@@CatsCostumery sorry, I mean if there is any gathering at the top of the sleeve, do we fell that down by the ungathered side?
@@hollyleafwell2118 idk but I fell everything
Where did you get the pattern from
Truly Victorian website!
where can i get a pattern for this?
The pattern is from Truly Victorian and they've got a website!
For unintended sleeves which are longer than wished, why not take a decorative horizontal pleat or tuck somewhere above the elbow, thereby shortening the sleeve? Also, for such a pretty blouse, I may opt for shell buttons.
that's a great idea! I think a horizontal tuck would do wonders, I will investigate doing that :)
If you are making a garment you plan to keep, don't use Fray Check! It is NOT archival. Our teacher for my heirloom class brought in a Christening gown to show us what we could make, and the buttonholes that she had used Fray Check on were badly yellowed! Her beautiful work was now something to NOT show off... Use it for stuff you're going to wear for a few years, and then toss, but not any "good outfit" you plan to keep around...😮💨
I just ordered this pattern and plan on making many of these with skirts to match this video is perfect for helping me understand exactly what to do