“My kids are not responsible for my feelings”….simple but profound. Good on you for recognizing and respecting this. Absolutely beautiful set, I hope your daughter loves it!
Oh Wow she sure did didn’t she!! I can’t believe that slipped by me she really is a good seamstress & it’s nice to see a young person who appreciates traditional ways!! Her mother is very wise to back off & let her find her own way.✌️
Old school thoughts were: The prints, plaids, and patterns of fabric had to have matching seams. That was the only way. Otherwise, the project was a failure and unacceptable.
Someday when she is older she'll understand it is one of the greatest blessings that she has a mom that was not only able but willing to make clothes personalized to her.
My mom made me dresses, costumes and dance outfits in the 70s! She also made wedding and bridesmaids dresses as well! She could sew crochet knit etc!! PLEASE teach your kids if they seem at ALL interested!! I know NOTHING!!!😊
I read another comment saying this. Is it not normal for kids to feel comfortable telling their mom what they want? I always told my mom what I did or didn’t want or like. Didn’t always matter lol (still gotta do things you don’t like) but at least my mom knew.
@@Ilicia_08 I never felt comfortable telling my parents how I really felt bc they would always dismiss or diminish my feelings. I think it's an essential part of parenting now
@@Ilicia_08 I didn't feel comfortable being open with my mom about my likes and dislikes until very recently (basically when I became an adult) because she made me feel guilty about not liking the same things she liked (ie not wanting her to live vicariously through me by making me wear clothing I wasn't comfortable in)
You're so talented, and the way you respected your daughter's feelings was perfect. It surely would help her appreciate what you do more, since she's had an opportunity to see what is available off the rack. Cute dress!
@@Magical_Trash probably just being a kid and wanting to fit in. No one else probably had their mom making their clothes. But she's probably had enough time now to see that it's actually really special to have hand made custom clothes but that's just my guess
I think she knows now. She just has phases when she wants more control over her wardrobe. She will be the first person to tell the world her mom is an artist her words 💕💕
Its great that you allowed her to be her own person, and that she felt comfortable enough going back to you after having done so despite her initial request.
My grandma would make me 60's style dresses all the time when I was younger... I used to be annoyed because I thought she was making me look weird compared to the other kids in their 90's clothing. Now I realize just how lucky I was to have something made with loving intentions ❤ She, and you, are absolute gems in this world.
I have sewn my whole life. That dress and coat ensemble is the darn sweetest outfit I have seen in a long, long time. It makes me think of Caroline Kennedy when her daddy was president. Your daughter is blessed.
So beautiful. I would wear that. I like that you respect your child’s fashion choices. My granddaughter went through a phase where she would only wear dresses. Now she will only wear pants.
Those dress patterns are exactly what I wore all throughout the 60s - hats and gloves included! I also wore black patton or mahogany leather Mary Jane’s with white lace trimmed socks….. I FROZE to death most of the time and constantly felt like my rear end was on display, regardless of my matching panty covers or not!! In the early 70s when I was in middle school, I begged for jeans or pants of any kind……and haven’t looked back since!! I have consistently worn pants from 1972 to 2024 every single day. Even my jammies are pants. I rarely wear a dress….. matter of fact, I think I only own 2 that I wear once a year (Easter & Christmas - to church and straight back). THANK YOU for listening to your daughter’s wishes, you have no idea how very important a parenting step that is!!!
You are a great example of healthy parenting. Kids aren’t responsible for your feelings, you let them be themselves, and you respect their privacy. Plus that set is ADORABLE 🥰
Absolutely beautiful! I grew up in the 50’s and 60’s. The clothes then were made so beautifully and my mom bought me or made me those clothes as well! I miss the quality and styles so much!❤️
Ok but for real that dress appears to be for a very young child. I don't understand letting a child dictate things. If any of my kids asked me not to provide them with clothing the way I have chosen to provide for them I would remind them that while I give them some room for choices in clothing styles and colors they will get what I choose to provide. If it's hand me downs, it's hand me downs. If it's hand made it's hand made.
@@mrsmack5808 I understand if it's about saving money. Then you will have to explain to them that hand-me-downs and outlet sales and handmade garments are simply the cheapest solutions to choose from for your family. But if it's just because the idea of letting your child choose if they wanna wear handmade versus storebought outfits, and you know you can provide them both just fine, then I just don't see the problem here? There are plenty of other ways we can set boundaries and rules with children. I'd let the kids tell me their opinion, at least, if they have one. Could you explain why you feel this way? I'm interested to know. 🙂
If your on a budget that makes sense, however if you have the resources to allow for it, I don't see the problem with allowing a child to figure out their own personal style? Obviously if something goes wrong/looks out of place I doubt the mother would just allow it, but for the most part allowing a child, with their own thoughts and feelings, a bit of selective freedom will help in the future. @@mrsmack5808
You’re such a sensible mom. She’ll appreciate the clothes you made her when she’s old enough to fully grasp the work it takes and love you put into it. The clothes are adorable.
Idk which I love more. Your top, your views on accountability and boundaries in parenting, or that tiny dress with the red bow!! Thank you for the content. ❤
I really just wanna say how amazing it is that you respected your daughter’s wishes, young as she was, instead of trying to make her feel guilty about what she wanted. Thanks for fostering healthy love and relationships for years to come ❤❤❤❤❤
Oh I love those dresses from the '60s and those little coats too! So glad you're dressing her proper! You're a great seamstress! I love that little houndstooth set
This came out adorable! I love that your respected her decision when she came to you (both times!) that will trust her coming to you for so many things in the future!
The matching outfit you made is absolutely gorgeous and over the years as your lovely child grows older, she will come to treasure your beautiful handmade clothing even more. My mother knitted beautifully and when I was 18 she hand knitted me a beautiful cable knit sweater. I kept it all these years and at 70, I still wear it. My mother died 13 years ago and this beautiful sweater means so much. Your daughter is fortunate to have such a talented mother who can make her such beautiful clothes with love.
Wow that's amazing to have kept one amazing item for so long. I have had such a hard life and started over so many times I could have never kept one special thing like that, however, it is mostly because of my mother that my life has been so difficult that way, so I guess perhaps her parenting has something to do with the inability to have such a treasure as well. I'm sure your mother gave you security and a good safe home to grow up and make your life from so that you could be stable and able to keep such treasures safe all your life. My mother did have a hope chest she was keeping for me but she got angry and tore it apart with a heavy tool and then passed away very young at only 51 years old, which I think is due to her not having her daughter's in her life, which was a choice she made by the way she chose to live. I sometimes wish things could have been so, so different. 😢
I grew up with handmade clothing. Thank you for hearing and respecting your daughter. The outfit is adorable. BTW the pattern used was a favorite of my Mom. The memories came flashing back of her sewing room. At least my mom let me pick out the material.
Awesome and talented Mom. Some Styles just are the achievements that can't be improved upon. Classy never goes out of fashion. The early 1960's represented my favorite styles of fashions for men and women. Yes, Chanel and Jackie Kennedy are the 🏆
When I saw this, it made my heart warm.For you to do such a selfless act of kindness .The pieces you make are hand-made from love and that has no price. She will appreciate this 10 fold when she gets a little older. God bless you always 😊
By not forcing your choices on her at this age you are opening up the possibility that she will enjoy dressing vintage with you as she grows up. Great mom, talented seamstress, fun UA-camr.
Omg I want to do this so bad when I have babies, and the fact she asked her momma to make a dress is so touching!! (Plus the design u picked is so cute for a little girl!!)
This is absolutely gorgeous. I'm sure She'll learn to appreciate her moms amazing sewing skills more and more as she ages with periods of being a typical kid and thinking ew no mom. But she'll come back I'm sure. Retail couldnt capture the love and tailoring you put into that outfit. And nothing beats a houndstooth its such a stylish and timeless print. ❤
Great work! I used to make my daughter’s “special” clothes or things that I thought up & designed myself. I have to confess though that 90% of them were in stretch fabrics & a few times I made stuff for her cousins or friends (especially when I knew they really liked them & they couldn’t be bought!) I used an overlocker quite a bit which makes it much quicker too. I got a lot of joy from it when I had the time to do it! Also the houndstooth suit- I would happily wear myself if it was bigger! (- the hat!😂) ♥️😎✌️
Beautiful how you respect your daughter and allow her to experience her own style growth apart from your own, with no emotional manipulation. I love the outfit! Thank you for sharing your passion.
I grew up in 80s and early 90s and my grandparents and great grandparents and other relatives would sew me dresses and many where very vintage and old fashioned looking and sometimes was embarrassing but I look back at my school pictures with good memories big collars and all. I love your outfits and what you made for your daughter and wish I could sew that well. I buy my vintage dresses now and you make me want to try my hand at sewing clothes again. You're absolutely beautiful inside and out.
When i was a child, my mom sewed her own clothes and would make me clothes with the same material. I LOVED IT!!!!! I was so proud and still remember how I felt when we wore coordinated outfits. I helped her and learned to sew by her side. Don't change!
What a wonderful mother! I love how you respected your daughter's wishes and how good it must have felt when she asked for you to make her clothes again ❤
Oh, I LOVE the fabric you chose. I am a woman who likes to wear black and white checkered clothes a lot. So even though I hate dresses, the coat and hat are definitely something I would buy. 🤍🖤
Wow! A lot of us can’t even find a tailor we could pay to do this. The attention to detail is fabulous. Imagine if your mom just did it for you for the joy of it… 😮❤🎉
The fact that she was comfortable enough to let you know she didn’t want you making her clothing anymore says what a good mother you are.
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Yes, absolutely this. And her turning around and asking for some again - she knows you won’t make mean comments about it.
thisssss
“My kids are not responsible for my feelings”….simple but profound. Good on you for recognizing and respecting this. Absolutely beautiful set, I hope your daughter loves it!
Thank you she loves it so much
I wish my nanna was still around so I could show her this short, she was an incredible seamstress in the 60s and would have loved your channel ❤
Your children are bestowed the greatest honor - "My kids or not responsible for my feelings"!!! A++ Mom!!!
Absolutely gor😊
You are Absolutely beautiful and an inspiration for me when I have a daughter! Your too is gorgeous btw
You lined up the print!! Very few designers bother with that old school skill anymore 😢 GOOD FOR YOU!! I love the dedication to craftswomanship.
Thank you ❤️💕
Oh Wow she sure did didn’t she!! I can’t believe that slipped by me she really is a good seamstress & it’s nice to see a young person who appreciates traditional ways!! Her mother is very wise to back off & let her find her own way.✌️
Old school thoughts were:
The prints, plaids, and patterns of fabric had to have matching seams. That was the only way. Otherwise, the project was a failure and unacceptable.
@@vwiggins9797 Yes, that's how I was taught when I was a kid.
I agree. Lining up prints is so important for the visual effect is flawless!
Someday when she is older she'll understand it is one of the greatest blessings that she has a mom that was not only able but willing to make clothes personalized to her.
Well said and so true! I treasure everything my mom created for me decades ago!
My mom made my clothes and my coats back in the 1960’s. Your video brought back warm memories for me! What a talent you have!
Hffyi
Me too!!!
My mom didn't but Grandma did and aunts sewed too. I remember these specific patterns!
My mom made me dresses, costumes and dance outfits in the 70s! She also made wedding and bridesmaids dresses as well! She could sew crochet knit etc!! PLEASE teach your kids if they seem at ALL interested!! I know NOTHING!!!😊
This set is absolutely gorgeous!
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It's a testament to your parenting that your daughter felt comfortable enough to tell you what she wanted.
I read another comment saying this. Is it not normal for kids to feel comfortable telling their mom what they want? I always told my mom what I did or didn’t want or like. Didn’t always matter lol (still gotta do things you don’t like) but at least my mom knew.
@@Ilicia_08 I never felt comfortable telling my parents how I really felt bc they would always dismiss or diminish my feelings. I think it's an essential part of parenting now
@@Ilicia_08 I didn't feel comfortable being open with my mom about my likes and dislikes until very recently (basically when I became an adult) because she made me feel guilty about not liking the same things she liked (ie not wanting her to live vicariously through me by making me wear clothing I wasn't comfortable in)
“My kids are not responsible for my feelings” is so deep and I wish more parents would feel this way
You're so talented, and the way you respected your daughter's feelings was perfect. It surely would help her appreciate what you do more, since she's had an opportunity to see what is available off the rack. Cute dress!
She handled it better than my mom. 😂
She asked you to make her dresses because she is recognizing that beautiful, one-of-a-kind is better than store bought boring
Why did she want her mom to stop making her clothes 🥺
@@Magical_Trash probably just being a kid and wanting to fit in. No one else probably had their mom making their clothes. But she's probably had enough time now to see that it's actually really special to have hand made custom clothes but that's just my guess
Also preference she has a different style@@Magical_Trash
That is beautiful. I hope she reaches a point when she understands the blessing of having a mom who can make her quality fashion made with love.
I think she knows now. She just has phases when she wants more control over her wardrobe. She will be the first person to tell the world her mom is an artist her words 💕💕
@SewRena OMG, that's beautiful. I'm happy she understands how special it is what you do.
What a beautiful dress, coat and hat.
I luv it❤❤❤❤❤
My gma had labels she put in her clothes that said "Made with love by Lanell".
I’m 66 and these are the clothes my mother made for me. The wallpaper was also almost exactly like we had. Fun to see these recreated! ❤️
I got older and realized how wonderful it was to have a mom and grandma who made me clothes. It’s just so special. 🥰
"Lined it in her favorite color" ❤ I don't know why but this little detail melted me. Also great job on respecting your child's boundaries!
Its great that you allowed her to be her own person, and that she felt comfortable enough going back to you after having done so despite her initial request.
My grandma would make me 60's style dresses all the time when I was younger...
I used to be annoyed because I thought she was making me look weird compared to the other kids in their 90's clothing.
Now I realize just how lucky I was to have something made with loving intentions ❤
She, and you, are absolute gems in this world.
I sure hope she grows up to really appreciate having a mother who can and is willing to do something like this for her!
When she's a bit older I just know that she will appreciate your skills so much more, everything turned out so cute!
Yup save those clothes cause she’ll want em for the babies
I have sewn my whole life. That dress and coat ensemble is the darn sweetest outfit I have seen in a long, long time. It makes me think of Caroline Kennedy when her daddy was president. Your daughter is blessed.
Oddly enough, it also made me think about Ambassador Caroline Kennedy. This lady's fashions are exquisite.
O my dear. I am so happy she turned around again. You make everything with so much love. Just wonderful
As a 60s baby..totally loving the vintage style..so nostalgic ❤🎉
So beautiful. I would wear that. I like that you respect your child’s fashion choices. My granddaughter went through a phase where she would only wear dresses. Now she will only wear pants.
I want an adult version of this 😢!! I love the red model!
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!! Me too!
Miss ma'am I love everything you put your hands on I really love the clothes.i do think I lived in the 50s.
Those dress patterns are exactly what I wore all throughout the 60s - hats and gloves included! I also wore black patton or mahogany leather Mary Jane’s with white lace trimmed socks….. I FROZE to death most of the time and constantly felt like my rear end was on display, regardless of my matching panty covers or not!!
In the early 70s when I was in middle school, I begged for jeans or pants of any kind……and haven’t looked back since!! I have consistently worn pants from 1972 to 2024 every single day. Even my jammies are pants. I rarely wear a dress….. matter of fact, I think I only own 2 that I wear once a year (Easter & Christmas - to church and straight back).
THANK YOU for listening to your daughter’s wishes, you have no idea how very important a parenting step that is!!!
You are a great example of healthy parenting. Kids aren’t responsible for your feelings, you let them be themselves, and you respect their privacy. Plus that set is ADORABLE 🥰
Perfection🎉
I would love that outfit. I love houndstooth and the hat is just precious. ☺️
That is adorable! Love it!❤
Houndstooth? Interesting. We call it chicken feet 😄
Chicken steps could be a more accurate translation.
Absolutely! It just made me want to be a kid again 😊😊
Clothes were so classy and adorable back then..😊❤❤❤❤
Gorgeous! And thank you for respecting her wishes! That is wonderful!
I love that you respect your daughter's choices and you didn't include her in the video, respecting her privacy.
The clothes are so cute, too
Thank you so much 💕✨
Absolutely beautiful! I grew up in the 50’s and 60’s. The clothes then were made so beautifully and my mom bought me or made me those clothes as well! I miss the quality and styles so much!❤️
I was born in the 80s but yes yall had one of the best era clothing imo
I love your pfp!
Absolutely stunning!!! Bring back these beautiful clothes!!
Omg stop it. That is adorable. It’s like my American girl doll from when I was a kid, Samantha, come to life lol. ☺️🩷
I love that you respected her personal choices and I also love how she ended up asking you for a dress later on ❤❤❤
Thank you I was in such disbelief
Ok but for real that dress appears to be for a very young child. I don't understand letting a child dictate things. If any of my kids asked me not to provide them with clothing the way I have chosen to provide for them I would remind them that while I give them some room for choices in clothing styles and colors they will get what I choose to provide. If it's hand me downs, it's hand me downs. If it's hand made it's hand made.
@@mrsmack5808they’re their own people with thoughts and feelings. They’re allowed to have an opinion on what they wear love
@@mrsmack5808 I understand if it's about saving money. Then you will have to explain to them that hand-me-downs and outlet sales and handmade garments are simply the cheapest solutions to choose from for your family.
But if it's just because the idea of letting your child choose if they wanna wear handmade versus storebought outfits, and you know you can provide them both just fine, then I just don't see the problem here? There are plenty of other ways we can set boundaries and rules with children. I'd let the kids tell me their opinion, at least, if they have one. Could you explain why you feel this way? I'm interested to know. 🙂
If your on a budget that makes sense, however if you have the resources to allow for it, I don't see the problem with allowing a child to figure out their own personal style? Obviously if something goes wrong/looks out of place I doubt the mother would just allow it, but for the most part allowing a child, with their own thoughts and feelings, a bit of selective freedom will help in the future. @@mrsmack5808
What a classy, beautiful, talented lady ❤
Your daughter is LUCKY to have her personal stylist and tailor ❤
And your wallpaper is fab!!
I loved my mum making my clothes when I was younger. It's something I remember fondly. The outfit was adorable! Go Mum!
Ooh so good. The emotional awareness, the lining up the print, the hair all of it❤
Love the way kids dressed in the 50s and 60s. So so cute. What a difference a few decades make.
A few ?
That was 60 to over 70 years ago.
@@silver-fd3cv I think this person means a few, as in- how fashion changed so drastically from the 50s to the 80s or the 60s to the 90s.
It reminds me of “Madeleine’s” dress!
Mother & daughter relationships are very complex, I’m so happy that she’s asking for your help again! 😊❤
Omg I loved that show as a kid 😊😂
I would have loved 🥰 to have a talented mother like you - living history, sewing me clothes, cooking for me - all so wonderful!
Lucky kid frfr! You got SKILLS!!!
You’re such a sensible mom. She’ll appreciate the clothes you made her when she’s old enough to fully grasp the work it takes and love you put into it. The clothes are adorable.
That's beautiful! The story and the outfit!
Idk which I love more. Your top, your views on accountability and boundaries in parenting, or that tiny dress with the red bow!! Thank you for the content. ❤
Because your daughter is so young, she doesn't know how lucky she is YET. ❤
My own mother had a Sears Kenmore sewing machine in the late 1960s.❤
I really just wanna say how amazing it is that you respected your daughter’s wishes, young as she was, instead of trying to make her feel guilty about what she wanted. Thanks for fostering healthy love and relationships for years to come ❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the vintage clothing. Of course it’s the clothing I use to wear as a child….lol 😄👵🏼❤
Oh I love those dresses from the '60s and those little coats too! So glad you're dressing her proper!
You're a great seamstress! I love that little houndstooth set
This came out adorable!
I love that your respected her decision when she came to you (both times!) that will trust her coming to you for so many things in the future!
Well said, you are so right on❤
Absolutely. Love SewRena’s approach on this!
The outfit is FANTASTIC! Your daughter will look back and be so touched! What a precious heirloom!
You're such a wonderful mother and human for making your daughter feel safe to have difficult conversations!
I was 8 in 1969. I wore these. And I remember these books!! I love the outfit you made! You can make them for me !!
Gosh! What an exquisite result!!! Wood knocked it'll be a big hit with your daughter. ❤❤❤
The matching outfit you made is absolutely gorgeous and over the years as your lovely child grows older, she will come to treasure your beautiful handmade clothing even more. My mother knitted beautifully and when I was 18 she hand knitted me a beautiful cable knit sweater. I kept it all these years and at 70, I still wear it. My mother died 13 years ago and this beautiful sweater means so much. Your daughter is fortunate to have such a talented mother who can make her such beautiful clothes with love.
Wow that's amazing to have kept one amazing item for so long. I have had such a hard life and started over so many times I could have never kept one special thing like that, however, it is mostly because of my mother that my life has been so difficult that way, so I guess perhaps her parenting has something to do with the inability to have such a treasure as well. I'm sure your mother gave you security and a good safe home to grow up and make your life from so that you could be stable and able to keep such treasures safe all your life. My mother did have a hope chest she was keeping for me but she got angry and tore it apart with a heavy tool and then passed away very young at only 51 years old, which I think is due to her not having her daughter's in her life, which was a choice she made by the way she chose to live. I sometimes wish things could have been so, so different. 😢
Exquisite taste😘🤌🏽
Your daughter is going to look like a million dollars that ensemble. A mini-Olivia Pope🤩
Excellent job‼️👏🏽👏🏽
As much as I'd love to see how adorable she looks in the set I commend you for protecting your child and keeping her OFF the internet❤️
I think your daughter is very lucky to have a mother with so much talent!!! Its beautiful!!
I grew up with handmade clothing. Thank you for hearing and respecting your daughter. The outfit is adorable.
BTW the pattern used was a favorite of my Mom. The memories came flashing back of her sewing room. At least my mom let me pick out the material.
Awesome and talented Mom. Some Styles just are the achievements that can't be improved upon. Classy never goes out of fashion.
The early 1960's represented my favorite styles of fashions for men and women. Yes, Chanel and Jackie Kennedy are the 🏆
Fabulous!!! That’s award winning craftsmanship!!
When I saw this, it made my heart warm.For you to do such a selfless act of kindness .The pieces you make are hand-made from love and that has no price. She will appreciate this 10 fold when she gets a little older. God bless you always 😊
Gorgeous!! 💕
By not forcing your choices on her at this age you are opening up the possibility that she will enjoy dressing vintage with you as she grows up. Great mom, talented seamstress, fun UA-camr.
If I had a daughter I'd dress her in these adorable dresses!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍
Aweeee, what a truly heartwarming and precious story! YOU GO MOMMY! ♥️
I think the fact that you respected your daughter's feelings is the most important part of this video. Love the outfit❤
Omg I want to do this so bad when I have babies, and the fact she asked her momma to make a dress is so touching!! (Plus the design u picked is so cute for a little girl!!)
This is absolutely gorgeous. I'm sure She'll learn to appreciate her moms amazing sewing skills more and more as she ages with periods of being a typical kid and thinking ew no mom. But she'll come back I'm sure. Retail couldnt capture the love and tailoring you put into that outfit. And nothing beats a houndstooth its such a stylish and timeless print. ❤
Beautiful! She’s lucky to have such a talented mother. Haute couture at its finest.
Matching the print is so important to a polished look. Well done you!!
That outfit that you made is beautiful.❤
Great work! I used to make my daughter’s “special” clothes or things that I thought up & designed myself. I have to confess though that 90% of them were in stretch fabrics & a few times I made stuff for her cousins or friends (especially when I knew they really liked them & they couldn’t be bought!) I used an overlocker quite a bit which makes it much quicker too.
I got a lot of joy from it when I had the time to do it!
Also the houndstooth suit- I would happily wear myself if it was bigger! (- the hat!😂) ♥️😎✌️
Lucky daughter! You do the most beautiful work and have the best style. ❤
These 60s styles are so adorable! Lovely that your daughter has the safety and freedom to say no (or yes!) to Mom’s handmade clothes!
That set is so adorable! Houdstooth is always a timeless classic!
How gorgeous! My mother tailor made my clothes while growing up. I loved it and would beg her to make me something all the time.
That dress is amazing, what a skill😱! I miss when people used to dress up and look presentable in everyday👗 !
You seem to be a truly loving mother!
Beautiful how you respect your daughter and allow her to experience her own style growth apart from your own, with no emotional manipulation. I love the outfit! Thank you for sharing your passion.
Adorable!! When I was a kid my mom used to make clothes for me too... precious memories
Boy I remember wearing those lil dresses when. I was lil. My mom was a master seamstress like you. That is so cute.
You seem like a really good mom, she's going to appreciate the respect you showed her when she gets older
It looks great! I love the velvet bow detail!!!
Respecting her decision gave her the space to want to wear what you make for her. ❤
Respecting her decision? She has none at this age!!!
@@csslkft6517 Please never be a parent
I grew up in 80s and early 90s and my grandparents and great grandparents and other relatives would sew me dresses and many where very vintage and old fashioned looking and sometimes was embarrassing but I look back at my school pictures with good memories big collars and all. I love your outfits and what you made for your daughter and wish I could sew that well. I buy my vintage dresses now and you make me want to try my hand at sewing clothes again. You're absolutely beautiful inside and out.
When i was a child, my mom sewed her own clothes and would make me clothes with the same material. I LOVED IT!!!!! I was so proud and still remember how I felt when we wore coordinated outfits. I helped her and learned to sew by her side. Don't change!
Those are so pretty! My grandma made me matching sets.like this when I was little and I felt like a princess.
What a wonderful mother! I love how you respected your daughter's wishes and how good it must have felt when she asked for you to make her clothes again ❤
if my mom can sell all vintage stuff, I would never be able to go to the store she would make ALL of my dresses, skirts, coats, and hats.😍
Such a compassionate mother and talented seamstress!! Your kids are so lucky ❤
Stunning, beautiful set for a young lady !!!
This is so adorable!! I have a little girl and I’d love to be able to sew something like this for her one day!!
Oh, I LOVE the fabric you chose. I am a woman who likes to wear black and white checkered clothes a lot. So even though I hate dresses, the coat and hat are definitely something I would buy. 🤍🖤
Wow! A lot of us can’t even find a tailor we could pay to do this. The attention to detail is fabulous. Imagine if your mom just did it for you for the joy of it…
😮❤🎉
Gorgeous!
The outfit you made is beautiful. I'm glad your Daughter gets to dress her way, and has such an understanding and creative mom.
😮 I had a couple of those as a child in the 60s. I have all of my mothers old patterns. I love your channel..
WOW, she is so lucky to have a mom like you! That outfit is GORGEOUS! I wish my mom would have been like you.
“My kids are not responsible for my feelings” now that is what I call a healthy dynamic with room for respect and understanding. Good on ya mum! ❤
Cuuuuute!!!❤❤
This is absolutely wonderful… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
WHAT ON EARTH?!!! THAT IS AMAZING!!!! I love the Madeline look. So adorable!