Good day y’all! I have a handful of patterns (mainly New York and small format Vogue) that are yet to be listed due to a car failure yesterday taking up a fair amount of my day. I am going to have them up by tomorrow morning. Sorry for the delay!
When you yelled "you give the 2 yr old pockets but not the adults!" MY husband The Canadian yelled back "Duh,where else are they going to put the frogs🐸 !"😂❤
🐍 don't forget the snakes!! One of our friends (who is 23) caught a small garter snake at our barbecue and walked it around for 10 minutes so we could all say hello. 😂
I worked for a shop that when we did the discards for patterns we tossed everything and as soon as we got a break we went out and got all the patterns and divided them between each of us fabric department workers. I have tons of them
I've got the Batman costume pattern! My mother- in- law made it for my husband when he was a kid. AND she gave me the actual costume, too! It's a treasure!
The seventies era IS my vibe, so I’m loving the trip down memory lane, Stephanie. I did sew some of my own clothes in the 1970s. It’s fun seeing those patterns. I was in Jr. High, High School, and College then. I took a Home Ec class in sewing and another one in cooking. I think we girls were required to take one Home Ec class. It seems old-fashioned, now, although I think every human should learn a bit about cooking and for example, reattaching a button. Thanks for another great video!
I was required to take HomeEc classes too, though in the 60s. I was out of college by the beginning of the 70s, working, and sewing my own to save money. So many of these patterns are a trip back in time for me \(^-^)/.
Bernadette Banner as well. It would be cool to see Rachel, Bernadette, and Morgan do their own spin on that pattern as they did with Secret Pants. And yes, I know Bernadette has a whole Lady Sherlock, so maybe she could do the cropped pants to add to it.
NO WAY!!! I just had the most vivid flashback of freshman year home ec. class in 1994 when I used that Simplicity 9057 pattern for my sewing project!!! I made my sister a pair of shorts!!! WOW! Blast from the past!
The first dress with the triangle pockets were ideal for hankies which is probably what was put in pockets most often. Hankies were very handy, ‘scuse the pun.
I just purchased a VERY similar cat fabric - except washed in shades of pink and purple on a minky fabric! 😂 I'm turning it into a nightgown for my cat-obsessed daughter.
I worked at a family-owned fabric store in the early to mid nineties and can confirm we removed the pattern envelopes to send back to the pattern companies. So indeed, I do have lots of patterns with no envelopes.
I worked in a fabric shop ten years ago (2010s) and we sent back the envelopes but kept the patterns. I have so many "official envelope" free patterns in my stash.
Those little kids patterns are adorable. My mother was a seamstress and she made so many of my sister and I’s dresses. Seeing these patterns took me way back 🥰
I was hired to do a concert with the local symphony and wore that 90’s blouse with the huge collar. Very theatrical and never had another occasion to wear it.🤣
Hi Stephanie, I am not sure if it happened in the US, but in England in the late 80's / early 90's you could purchase a magazine from the newsagent that had lots of patterns for mail order. Now the thing about those patterns were that they were all discontinued stock so they all came with a photocopy of the envelope wrapped around the pattern and instructions. The photocopy was held in place by "an elastic band" and we all know how you love those! I can't find any of the editions of the magazines but I still have a number of the patterns. The patterns were so cheap that I often bought them in duplicate; one copy to make up in my size and another copy to make up in my flatmate's size.
I’ve been sewing for nearly 50 years, a chunk of that being competitive sewing with 4-H, and this trip down memory lane made me smile. There were years when I poured over every pattern book until I could practically call them out by number.I know I looked at some of these ( and I remember why I didn’t use them) and my Mom made more.
My grandmother had du Barry patterns I think. (It was a long time ago now) P.S. 🤣 Really...I find it very hard to think of patterns issued in my lifetime as vintage...even if it was several decades ago....🤣.
I have nearly all of the 1980s and 1990s patterns that you showed, except the wedding dress and the giant lace collar. I've always loved tailored looking clothing and those that resembled 1940s dresses, and the retro dress patterns weren't really a thing back then.
I know circa 2010 we were instructed to pour water over unsold/discontinued patterns before tossing them, and our store manager was quite strict about it. Of course, this always happened after a $0.99 pattern sale, so there generally weren't many left and not in desirable sizes. As a person with a 58" bust, all I can do is look at the pretty patterns for inspiration. Even when you find a rare one thats close, my hip size says "nope"
SO much to talk about with this one... First off, that Victor Costa one (sans rosettes) actually looks like it could be a good base for Sarah's ballroom gown from "Labyrinth" (my dream project cosplay)
Oh man, I’m loving watching you go through all the patterns. Born in 1954, I’ve seen so many of those patterns made up for my mom or any of us three girls. I started sewing for myself in the 60’s. Love Bob and your sense of humor. Mom had many of the sheath dresses.
Make me feel old, one more time - I have those two Vogue "wardrobe" patterns! Purchased new, in the smallest size range - which I fit again, if I do a FBA. They are exactly my style, and I just might use them.
20:07 if that was mailed at the standard postage rate, it's from between 1971 and 1974. If it's overweight, then it's earlier. I remember when it went up from 6 cents to 8 cents, because that was when we still wrote letters to people rather than just calling them. If you got a phone call in my house in 1971, either somebody was pregnant or somebody died.
OMG I had Simplicity 9057! Not that it’s anything to actually be excited about but it reminds me of some of my first sewing projects - I did a lot of sewing in 4-H. I think those shorts were one of my first projects!
haha, the only patterns that piqued my interest were the 70's ones you hated :) maybe I do have some personal style other than "shut up, it's comfortable"...
I sewed many of these styles over 60 years. My mom had many patterns too, and she sewed our little school dresses in the 50s and 60s. Plus some intricate Barbie dresses, she was 16 and 20 when we showed up ;) and played Barbie with us. I picked up a bunch of larger patterns from the thrift store recently. I want some dresses!
Hi! I worked in a joann in the mid to late 90’s we were told to mail the envelopes back and destroy the pattern😞. Anyone who did not destroy the pattern was immediately fired.
Silverfish also eat the pattern envelopes, and instruction sheets. Some of the damage may be from silverfish. I used to live in a cabin that was infested with silverfish. The exterminator told me the only way I could ever get them all out of that cabin was to remove all the insulation. They came in with the insulation where they ate the glue off the paper that held the insulation together. I sold the whole place and moved far away from it. The silverfish did damage many of my pattern envelopes and instruction sheets; and, they did damage to many of my books. Sealing everything up in plastic bags didn't help. The last time I saw that cabin, it looked ready to fall down.
So many great patterns! I love all the kids patterns. I have a couple kids patterns from the 30s and 40s but sadly I had zero energy to be sewing when my wee ones were wee enough to fit in said patterns.
I bet you'd like the 70's style of what the hippy types were sewing back in that day. They were more the Edwardian era cottage core and those are the ones I'd be drawn to and wore back in the 70's.
1st of all you look great in your Halloween dress! The lady behind you needs a lei 😊 . Simplicity 1522 kinda cute . I remember the unisex all size shorts from Simplicity as i made half a dozen i think for a display window 😅.
My high school homecoming dress (circa 1995) WAS that Vogue 1532! Well, I bought it from a store, but it was the far right style in crushed, stretch forest green velvet. It even had a metal cloak clip thing on the back to pull it snug. I still have very good memories of that dress - I felt so beautiful in it with my crimped-ish wavy hair. 😂
I watch in large part to because my bust is also around your size and finding bras is something that I've given up on. I petite in height only. I have to sew to fit, like the petite height and the top and bottom needed different sizes anymore. I'm enjoy this pattern flash through history. I don't like the 50's or the 70's either one. I was a child in the 1970's and had a lot of things sewn for me by lady family members back then as mom was a single parent, not her fault, it's how things fell out. Oh yeah, Mom made my music outfits for Jr. high (7-8th grades) and college, then I made a couple for preforming as well. They just don't make things that fit everyone these days. In the 1920's they'd get your age and measurements. Numbers used to be your age, not your body size, so a size 22 was for a 22 year old.
The simplicity 9057 I sewed in home economics out of NFL material of the Cowboys for my step father. He loved them but I also have to say this was actually a great pattern. ❤ Good memories
The two cent stamp is mainly 1919 to 1932, but check that stamp; some of the Washington 2-cents are worth serious money. Like, _serious._ *(I do not remember when stamps were 2 cents.)
Do you like the Burda magazine patterns? I collected the magazine from the late 80s to middle of the 90s, and hardly ever used them. I still have most of them too. I don't want to get rid of them I was just wondering what you thought of those?
Fun box! Did you notice that McCalls 3890 has a pocket in the top under the cross-over? Hard to see on the envelope, but the stitching lines are there! Thanks for sharing these fun videos!
Hey Stephanie? If someone finds a pattern in one of your more recent unboxing vids that has Bob evidence, would you be willing to let it go to a home if the buyer is willing...? The Pattern might well be traceable and the instructions copy-able...? I mean if got traces along folds here and there? Cuz I've seen a few patterns that weren't too...offended that even I'd be willing to grab up if you have a Bob and Dent sales page lol
Simplicity 7056 dress pattern I recognize. It's one of the many patterns I actually owned right now. I purchased it at Fabricland between 1992 to 1997. I don't quite recall. The only thing I don't like about that pattern is the under slip that comes with it. I regret to inform you I am a straight size woman. I do have high heels 👠 to go with the dresses 😊. Happy Labor day weekend.
Question: When did Black women start appearing on the covers of the pattern packaging? Noted the Vogue 1592 frame the 90s - anything earlier? Also have you seen patterns from countries like Nigeria, Vietnam or China? Just curious.
21:02 and my mouse phobia just went full panic attack and I just can’t. Especially as having brisk reflexes (extra strong ones) and a lessened ability to catch yourself (neuromuscular condition) means you’re scared of being scared because you have hurt yourself and that last jump. But I remembered why I knew you changed the rules last time but not how. Top comment supplied a partial spoiler
Dang, missed out on the Burda 70116 - a statement blouse if I ever saw one. Good, good patterns. Well done. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
My opinion on ESP and most “simple” patterns is that they are generally poorly drafted, they just don’t fit right. Literally even for pajama pants, how difficult is it to draft elastic waist pants?
Good day y’all! I have a handful of patterns (mainly New York and small format Vogue) that are yet to be listed due to a car failure yesterday taking up a fair amount of my day. I am going to have them up by tomorrow morning. Sorry for the delay!
When you yelled "you give the 2 yr old pockets but not the adults!" MY husband The Canadian yelled back "Duh,where else are they going to put the frogs🐸 !"😂❤
Your husband and I had the exact same response. 😅
You know..he is RIGHT!!!!!!
@@rebeccacamacho-sobczak4282 it made ABSOLUTE sense, when he yelled it😂😂😂..I was lol so hard 🦋🦋🦋🦋
@@BuffytheRealSlayer brilliant minds then!!!🦋🦋🦋🦋
🐍 don't forget the snakes!! One of our friends (who is 23) caught a small garter snake at our barbecue and walked it around for 10 minutes so we could all say hello. 😂
I worked for a shop that when we did the discards for patterns we tossed everything and as soon as we got a break we went out and got all the patterns and divided them between each of us fabric department workers. I have tons of them
Me too!
I've got the Batman costume pattern! My mother- in- law made it for my husband when he was a kid. AND she gave me the actual costume, too! It's a treasure!
The seventies era IS my vibe, so I’m loving the trip down memory lane, Stephanie.
I did sew some of my own clothes in the 1970s. It’s fun seeing those patterns.
I was in Jr. High, High School, and College then. I took a Home Ec class in sewing and another one in cooking. I think we girls were required to take one Home Ec class. It seems old-fashioned, now, although I think every human should learn a bit about cooking and for example, reattaching a button.
Thanks for another great video!
I was required to take HomeEc classes too, though in the 60s. I was out of college by the beginning of the 70s, working, and sewing my own to save money. So many of these patterns are a trip back in time for me \(^-^)/.
The detectivey-1970s pattern is giving me Rachel Maksy style vibes.
Bernadette Banner as well. It would be cool to see Rachel, Bernadette, and Morgan do their own spin on that pattern as they did with Secret Pants. And yes, I know Bernadette has a whole Lady Sherlock, so maybe she could do the cropped pants to add to it.
Do I need more patterns? No.
Did I just purchase 3 patterns? Yes.
NO WAY!!! I just had the most vivid flashback of freshman year home ec. class in 1994 when I used that Simplicity 9057 pattern for my sewing project!!! I made my sister a pair of shorts!!! WOW! Blast from the past!
The first dress with the triangle pockets were ideal for hankies which is probably what was put in pockets most often. Hankies were very handy, ‘scuse the pun.
Ok. I could almost swear my mamaw made me a quillow (quilt that folds and tucks into a pillow) with that cat fabric in the 90s!
I just purchased a VERY similar cat fabric - except washed in shades of pink and purple on a minky fabric! 😂 I'm turning it into a nightgown for my cat-obsessed daughter.
My mom made me one as well, in colors I never said I wanted in my house, but I did thank her because she took the time to make it…
13:43 not me peeping the mccalls slip pattern ive been searching for IN MY ACTUAL SIZE!!! 🎉
I worked at a family-owned fabric store in the early to mid nineties and can confirm we removed the pattern envelopes to send back to the pattern companies. So indeed, I do have lots of patterns with no envelopes.
I worked 80s to 90s at a fabric store but they were not allowed to keep any of those discontinued patterns. The pattern dept had to trash them. 🇨🇦
@jayneterry8701 oh that hurts my heart.
@@thebookwyrmslair6757 I know what you mean now that I'm a papercrafter!
I worked in a fabric shop ten years ago (2010s) and we sent back the envelopes but kept the patterns. I have so many "official envelope" free patterns in my stash.
Why do they do that?
*shakes fist at Bob and Chuck*
Yes! Do the one size pattern. If it's not too hard on your hand
Those little kids patterns are adorable. My mother was a seamstress and she made so many of my sister and I’s dresses. Seeing these patterns took me way back 🥰
OMG! My grandma made that Batman cape for my dad back in the day. We still have it!
I was hired to do a concert with the local symphony and wore that 90’s blouse with the huge collar. Very theatrical and never had another occasion to wear it.🤣
Hi Stephanie, I am not sure if it happened in the US, but in England in the late 80's / early 90's you could purchase a magazine from the newsagent that had lots of patterns for mail order. Now the thing about those patterns were that they were all discontinued stock so they all came with a photocopy of the envelope wrapped around the pattern and instructions. The photocopy was held in place by "an elastic band" and we all know how you love those! I can't find any of the editions of the magazines but I still have a number of the patterns. The patterns were so cheap that I often bought them in duplicate; one copy to make up in my size and another copy to make up in my flatmate's size.
I’ve been sewing for nearly 50 years, a chunk of that being competitive sewing with 4-H, and this trip down memory lane made me smile. There were years when I poured over every pattern book until I could practically call them out by number.I know I looked at some of these ( and I remember why I didn’t use them) and my Mom made more.
I'm 99% sure the Simplicity 9057 shorts were the exact pattern everyone had to use in my Grade 8 sewing class
Same, but my teacher didn't allow us to add pockets, even for the kids she knew already sewed more complex things at home.
Those metallic coffin earrings!
My grandmother had du Barry patterns I think. (It was a long time ago now) P.S. 🤣 Really...I find it very hard to think of patterns issued in my lifetime as vintage...even if it was several decades ago....🤣.
The New York 1287 would be perfect for a Howl’s Moving Castle cosplay! Do I need? No. Do I want? For YEARS!
I owe my love of lace (and lace making) to those 90s Jessica McClintock clothes. *sigh*
I did enjoy it, very much. I don't sew anymore, because I have no patience, but I do enjoy thinking about it.
I am 100% sure my mom had some of those 90s patterns and made me some dresses from them. I really ought to raid her stash next time I visit.
I have nearly all of the 1980s and 1990s patterns that you showed, except the wedding dress and the giant lace collar. I've always loved tailored looking clothing and those that resembled 1940s dresses, and the retro dress patterns weren't really a thing back then.
OMG that Simplicigy 6066 would be perfect to make a retro Wednesday Adams costume!!!
My mother's wedding dress was made with the Vogue 1060 pattern, pearls and everything!
Man I forgot I made all my son's baby clothes. Long time ago, early 70s.
8:18 😊 I sing to myself and my kids. ❤
I made outfits doe my little boys in the 80' just like Mcalls 2436! They were so cute. And yes out of wild fabric or Hawaiian
I know circa 2010 we were instructed to pour water over unsold/discontinued patterns before tossing them, and our store manager was quite strict about it. Of course, this always happened after a $0.99 pattern sale, so there generally weren't many left and not in desirable sizes.
As a person with a 58" bust, all I can do is look at the pretty patterns for inspiration. Even when you find a rare one thats close, my hip size says "nope"
That McCall's 6290 is sooooo cute, and I'd love to see you make it (I know I'm late to this party)!
I actually love the rose bustle butt 😂
Those triangle pockets you could totally keep going through the seam and make internal pockets big enough to fit a phone ❤❤❤
Love you have the spooky dress on.
SO much to talk about with this one... First off, that Victor Costa one (sans rosettes) actually looks like it could be a good base for Sarah's ballroom gown from "Labyrinth" (my dream project cosplay)
Stephanie, I think you are definitely allowed to keep a pattern just for the sleeves.
I love the screaming goat, BTW.
Oh man, I’m loving watching you go through all the patterns. Born in 1954, I’ve seen so many of those patterns made up for my mom or any of us three girls. I started sewing for myself in the 60’s. Love Bob and your sense of humor. Mom had many of the sheath dresses.
Just found your channel and you make me laugh out loud. Love the pocket point. Why does it feel so subversive to add pockets to a dress 😂
I love seeing these bigger patterns. I just worry about me with a 54 bust and 47.5 waist because 6 inches of size up still feels impossible.
I feel the same way as my measurements are close to yours. I just don't have the patience to figure it out!
Bob? We had a Bob. Kitties who bring prezzies at 3:30 am. Are naughty.
Make me feel old, one more time - I have those two Vogue "wardrobe" patterns! Purchased new, in the smallest size range - which I fit again, if I do a FBA.
They are exactly my style, and I just might use them.
20:07 if that was mailed at the standard postage rate, it's from between 1971 and 1974. If it's overweight, then it's earlier. I remember when it went up from 6 cents to 8 cents, because that was when we still wrote letters to people rather than just calling them. If you got a phone call in my house in 1971, either somebody was pregnant or somebody died.
OMG I had Simplicity 9057! Not that it’s anything to actually be excited about but it reminds me of some of my first sewing projects - I did a lot of sewing in 4-H. I think those shorts were one of my first projects!
My granny wore a couple of those house dresses. Weren’t flattering then, still aren’t 😂
Sleeves can be put on darn near anything. I’d keep it because of the sleeves.
Ooo! I wanna be the great mouse detective! Will definitely try to snag that pattern when you list it. The McCall 8062 was also lovely ❤️
McCalls 6290 DO IT! [my goodness, I do love pattern boxes!]
Me and Bob are going to have some words! I really likes the 90s top!!!
haha, the only patterns that piqued my interest were the 70's ones you hated :) maybe I do have some personal style other than "shut up, it's comfortable"...
I sewed many of these styles over 60 years. My mom had many patterns too, and she sewed our little school dresses in the 50s and 60s. Plus some intricate Barbie dresses, she was 16 and 20 when we showed up ;) and played Barbie with us. I picked up a bunch of larger patterns from the thrift store recently. I want some dresses!
I love Ghost. I might need one. Also do I need to be a mouse detective? Maybe? 😂
Hi! I worked in a joann in the mid to late 90’s we were told to mail the envelopes back and destroy the pattern😞. Anyone who did not destroy the pattern was immediately fired.
Silverfish also eat the pattern envelopes, and instruction sheets. Some of the damage may be from silverfish. I used to live in a cabin that was infested with silverfish. The exterminator told me the only way I could ever get them all out of that cabin was to remove all the insulation. They came in with the insulation where they ate the glue off the paper that held the insulation together. I sold the whole place and moved far away from it. The silverfish did damage many of my pattern envelopes and instruction sheets; and, they did damage to many of my books. Sealing everything up in plastic bags didn't help. The last time I saw that cabin, it looked ready to fall down.
Wow, I used to shop at Lipman Wolfe in Portland as a child. It was fun seeing something from my past in your haul!
Yes you should definitely make that beautiful one size robe/dress with the big color!🙌🙌🙌 it is so beautiful!!
So many great patterns! I love all the kids patterns. I have a couple kids patterns from the 30s and 40s but sadly I had zero energy to be sewing when my wee ones were wee enough to fit in said patterns.
8814 - my grandmother made that for me in ivory satin. It was lovely.
Yes! A lovely sleeve is absolutely justification to keep a pattern. That collar tho. (Burda 70116)
I bet you'd like the 70's style of what the hippy types were sewing back in that day. They were more the Edwardian era cottage core and those are the ones I'd be drawn to and wore back in the 70's.
Ghost is great! And Bob makes an appearance. Oh, Bob, you bad boy.
1st of all you look great in your Halloween dress! The lady behind you needs a lei 😊 . Simplicity 1522 kinda cute . I remember the unisex all size shorts from Simplicity as i made half a dozen i think for a display window 😅.
Oooooh I’ve been looking forward to a new video 😁
I;d love to see the 6290!
With a pair of gloves on you could trace those Bob patterns to new paper
My high school homecoming dress (circa 1995) WAS that Vogue 1532! Well, I bought it from a store, but it was the far right style in crushed, stretch forest green velvet. It even had a metal cloak clip thing on the back to pull it snug. I still have very good memories of that dress - I felt so beautiful in it with my crimped-ish wavy hair. 😂
I watch in large part to because my bust is also around your size and finding bras is something that I've given up on. I petite in height only. I have to sew to fit, like the petite height and the top and bottom needed different sizes anymore. I'm enjoy this pattern flash through history. I don't like the 50's or the 70's either one. I was a child in the 1970's and had a lot of things sewn for me by lady family members back then as mom was a single parent, not her fault, it's how things fell out.
Oh yeah, Mom made my music outfits for Jr. high (7-8th grades) and college, then I made a couple for preforming as well. They just don't make things that fit everyone these days. In the 1920's they'd get your age and measurements. Numbers used to be your age, not your body size, so a size 22 was for a 22 year old.
OMG where did you get the screaming goat ?? I love it , my daughter's nick name is goat lol I neeeeeed one lol
I have the Simplicity 4303! I got it from my Gram years ago. I never made it because it was just too small!
Every time I parusse your website I hear the pattern descriptions read in your voice in my head. I love it!
Muah!
You's a treasure
Aw, I missed out on the 70s vest, pants, culottes style outfit. No detective style secret pants. 🙁
The simplicity 9057 I sewed in home economics out of NFL material of the Cowboys for my step father. He loved them but I also have to say this was actually a great pattern. ❤ Good memories
The two cent stamp is mainly 1919 to 1932, but check that stamp; some of the Washington 2-cents are worth serious money. Like, _serious._
*(I do not remember when stamps were 2 cents.)
That dress is ADORABLE!!!
You said we shouldn't store our patterns long term in Ziploc bags. What should we store them in?
I had, may still have, that McCalls 4844. I made the long skirt and jacket in...blue cord?
Oh that last pattern was devine!!!!!!!!!! xxx
Kitties😍
Yes make the poofy Shirt with the multi line pattern! If you make it in linen it will be Florida Friendly!
Do you like the Burda magazine patterns? I collected the magazine from the late 80s to middle of the 90s, and hardly ever used them. I still have most of them too. I don't want to get rid of them I was just wondering what you thought of those?
I love that one but bought one just now I liked even bettwr. Thank you! Ive been looking for a simple.roomy style
Wow, I'm in Portland and I am loving all these patterns stamped from stores I remember , but have long since gone.
Fun box! Did you notice that McCalls 3890 has a pocket in the top under the cross-over? Hard to see on the envelope, but the stitching lines are there! Thanks for sharing these fun videos!
Hey Stephanie? If someone finds a pattern in one of your more recent unboxing vids that has Bob evidence, would you be willing to let it go to a home if the buyer is willing...? The Pattern might well be traceable and the instructions copy-able...? I mean if got traces along folds here and there? Cuz I've seen a few patterns that weren't too...offended that even I'd be willing to grab up if you have a Bob and Dent sales page lol
I love your channel ❤️
I heart sewing and vintage! You always make me chuckle! Thank you ☺️
Argh!!!! That last pattern is to die for!!
It's very cute, but my first thought when I saw the Simplicity 6606 was "Put a bird on it!" (Any other "Portlandia fans?)
yes, you can keep the pattern for the sleeve
Simplicity 7056 dress pattern I recognize. It's one of the many patterns I actually owned right now. I purchased it at Fabricland between 1992 to 1997. I don't quite recall. The only thing I don't like about that pattern is the under slip that comes with it. I regret to inform you I am a straight size woman. I do have high heels 👠 to go with the dresses 😊. Happy Labor day weekend.
I would absolutely take the Bob 8814 pattern, it was gorgeous
Question: When did Black women start appearing on the covers of the pattern packaging? Noted the Vogue 1592 frame the 90s - anything earlier?
Also have you seen patterns from countries like Nigeria, Vietnam or China? Just curious.
21:02 and my mouse phobia just went full panic attack and I just can’t. Especially as having brisk reflexes (extra strong ones) and a lessened ability to catch yourself (neuromuscular condition) means you’re scared of being scared because you have hurt yourself and that last jump.
But I remembered why I knew you changed the rules last time but not how. Top comment supplied a partial spoiler
33:53 im devastated bob got to that because it's super cute, there are so many different necklines and the pattern's in my size :(((
Stephanie another great video. I am looking forward to the episode. Keep up the good work.
There were quite a few patterns I enjoyed in this box now off to see if I can score some of them.
Great video! I love what you‘re wearing! ❤❤❤❤
Dang, missed out on the Burda 70116 - a statement blouse if I ever saw one. Good, good patterns. Well done.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Oh, just go for it!!
My opinion on ESP and most “simple” patterns is that they are generally poorly drafted, they just don’t fit right. Literally even for pajama pants, how difficult is it to draft elastic waist pants?