18th Century Costuming: finishing off my underclothing kit & trying to sew with a baby bird 🐥

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I've got two events coming up, so it's finally time to finish my 18th century costuming kit.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
01:32 Inventory (what I've made so far, where I left off)
09:18 Altering my Red Linen Stays
12:19 Making an Italian Split Bum Pad
15:54 Making a Simple Pocket
19:04 Making an Under-Petticoat
23:04 Outro
OF INTEREST
Making my Red Stays: • 1789 Strapless Stitche...
Making my Shift: • Hand-stitching an 18th...
Making my Zippered Stays: • Zippered Stays Tutoria...
Making my Tabless Stays: • Sewing tab-less stays:...
SUPPLIES
Stay Alterations:
natural linen herringbone tape burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
natural linen thread burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
beeswax
Bum Pad:
natural linen herringbone twill (for the bags)
natural medium weight linen (for the skirt)
natural linen herringbone tape burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
polyfill
linen thread/wax
Pocket:
white medium weight cotton/linen
natural/merlot medium weight linen burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
3/4” natural linen tape (4 yd) burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
linen thread/wax
Petticoat:
natural cross bar check linen (2 yd) burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
linen black striped tape (4 yd) burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
3/4” white cotton twill tape burnleyandtrowbridge.com/coll...
linen thread/wax
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@woodenkat8971 Год назад

You have inspired me to pull out my shift that I cut out a few months ago. I dont have to be historically accurate on my first try!

@MariahPattie Год назад

No you don’t! The internet puts too much pressure for historical accuracy on beginners and casual costumers. The only people who really *need* to be as accurate as possible are those in educational roles.

@LixiaWinter Год назад

Do it! Do it!

@alynnidalar Год назад

I love the way chickens insist on pecking everything. "Maybe THIS thing will be edible!" Your chick friend looked like it was having a wonderful time with your pins, your thread, your fabric...

@MariahPattie Год назад

My earrings…. 😂 yes she was

@33DancingRainDrops Год назад

Your big mic always made me smile. The sound is also better; but the little one leaves nothing to complain about. Do what works best for you!

@mcwjes Год назад

If you made the bum pads just a bit more nest like, you could just keep a sleepy chicky or two in them. Then you would have the proper weight and company. Pretty great ice breaker at parties too! :)

@debcarroll8192 Год назад

Your alterations to the stays look so beautiful! I laughed when you said, "Nobody's going to know" you machine stitched the waistband. Except for thousands of viewers, that is! I certainly don't blame you-- I machine stitch unseen seams all the time. It was so fun seeing your new chick friend!

@ragnkja Год назад

Anyone who criticises the inside of your garments unprompted owes you dinner. That’s the rule.

@RockinTheBassGuitar Год назад

I really liked this format where you made many relatively simple projects together. I love that you didn't waste time remaking unnecessary components as well, like a new shift, when you already had one. Thank you for sharing!

@jenellemyhill8411 Год назад

I love the editing style on this one! It feels like you're going on an cosy crafty adventure each time you get into the sewing. The music selection was *chef's kiss*

@Noel.Chmielowiec Год назад

I think that if seamstresses and staymakers in 18th century had sewing machines they would use them, so that might be more 'alternative historically accurate' 😂 This petticoat looks like a really nice long skirt, maybe in the fall you can wear it as a historybounding garment?

@ragnkja Год назад

Just like they’d make use of the extra width of today’s fabrics if that was the fabric they were working with, rather than continue to work with the pattern pieces that were optimised for the narrower fabrics actually available to them.

@lindasadler6338 Год назад

Me: is there something on her shoulder? Yep…it’s a chicken. I should have known lol😂 Super cute!!

@aliciafiberwitch Год назад

I generally prefer narration as I am often crafting while watching so I an not always looking at the screen

@therebelcostumer Год назад

Welcome to the club of finished 18th century undergarments! We salute you! 😂 Also really enjoyed the new editing style!

@ashextraordinaire Год назад

I too am unreasonably happy about that pocket! Love the fabric. A pocket has always felt like such an intimidating project because of how fancy everyone was making them for awhile. In my historical sewing projects, I tend to focus working women's clothing, because I'm from a solidly working-class background. So I just really love how you've done all this! (Suggestion for the bum pad filling: cut-up fabric scraps! I keep a box of scraps that are too small to sew with, and I use them as weighted stuffing for amigurumi. Might work to weigh down the bum pads a little.)

@TriciawithaC Год назад

I recently used your fan method to draft an 18th century bodice and make myself a modernized robe a l'anglaise, and it's by far the best fitting bodice I have ever made. It's so good to see you getting back into 18th century again

@yobespierre Год назад

if you need extra weight on the bottom of the new bum-piece, you can get sew-in drapery weights and just tack them onto the underside where noone will see, while you decide about the cork. you can get the weights at joanns. they're like, a half-ounce, or an ounce? something like that. and encased in fabric so you can just sew them on.

@rettathompson1222 Год назад

The new editing style was very cozy! Love the little chick flitting in and out of the shots! ❤

@SilentGallina Год назад

Just do you know as a fellow chicken owner into historical fashion I adore every bit of clips with your feathery helper made my day ❤

@mf4376 Год назад

If you want to use down for the rump filling, I have seen many, many decorative pillows at thrift stores that are down filled. I think it would be pretty easy to scavenge the filling from them!

@tinuvianna Год назад

omg that's a really good point!

@christajennings3828 10 месяцев назад

I would freeze/thaw/freeze/thaw the down to make sure it wasn't harboring any hitchhikers.

@aineschroeder3863 Год назад

Honestly, your big mic has become kind of iconic to me for your channel anyway, so I'm absolutely not complaining.😂 Keep up the good work! I love your content!

@daedubois9428 Год назад

I love the little chick helping you ! Too cute!

@elizabethsaltmarsh8306 Год назад

This was just the kick in the pants I needed to do a 19th century shift for my DragonCon cosplay. Thanks for the motivation and the lovely video!

@nekkidnora Год назад

The way that tiny little birb just cuddles up in your lap, in your work, on your shoulder, wants to be part of what you're doing and investigate your tools... Reminds me of my pet rats while I'm crocheting lol.

@katerrinah5442 Год назад

Aaawwwww yeah this is exactly what I needed to make 5 petticoats I've been saying I was gonna make but never have in 3 years 😂❤

@FlyingBunnycorn Год назад

I love the usual style of editing for when I'm trying to learn a thing, but this kind is great for just having on as I do my own crafts. It's like a digital sewing bee! I'm also really glad you showed the alterations you made to your stays! It's so easy to watch all these cool sewing vids and get a little discouraged, but reworking and remaking things is really common, and it's nice to get reminded of that. The casual, 18th century undergarments aesthetic is certainly a Look. You kinda look like a milkmaid, just going about her business.

@mamashoes0507 Год назад

This video brought me so much joy to watch. The baby bird, the gentle music, the beautiful hand craft.

@Chibihugs Год назад

All the pieces look lovely together. A pocket was my first historical sewing project. Your sewing buddy is adorable.

@firstaidfaery Год назад

the way this is inspiring me to finish the 18th century outfit I started 2 years ago😂 this should be the year of completing historical projects!

@avivagodfrey Год назад

Aesthetic comfort videos are honestly my favorites.

@belindacoba5158 Год назад

Maybe to weight down the hip pads you could add a little bit of raw rice or grains along with syntetic filling so they don't stick out that much

@MariahPattie Год назад

That’s a good idea. The petticoat I’m going to make next is a medium weight wool, so I’ll see how well that weighs it down, and maybe add rice if it’s not heavy enough.

@belindacoba5158 Год назад

@@MariahPattie Sure!

@aprildriesslein5034 Год назад

Short waists are such a fitting challenge -- especially when you add in curvy. The Stitchery is a new channel I've been following that addresses similar fitting challenges.

@kirashane2418 11 месяцев назад

I, for one, never get tired of your take on just about anything, no matter how many times I've seen it before. Just keep making whatever makes your heart sing, it's perfect!! Here for all of it

@JustIsold Год назад

When I altered my Augusta stays I followed the bottom/hip line in one of the earlier stays out of Patterns of Fashion, where it went high over the hipbone instead and I've found that that has reallly made a difference in the comfort of the stays

@MariahPattie Год назад

Thanks, I’ll look into that. Was is POF5? Which stays did you reference?

@JustIsold Год назад

@@MariahPattie Yes! I think I mostly looked at 26 and 27 but you can see that from the side front/front to the side back there's a big height difference in most of them!

@hannahyoung4653 Год назад

As I finished watching this video, I finished the last stitch of the last of fourteen hand-sewn grommets for my first pair of stays 🎉 (hand stitched, because I don't have the tools or budget for tools/metal grommets - but I DO have embroidery floss 😂)

@leadupont8588 Год назад

Are we gonna talk about how much Mariah looks like Briar Rose in that video? Just living that cottagecore life, befriending birds and stuff ... I mean add an 18th century shirt under that vest and that's litteraly the outfit ! Down to the headband!

@aleciacope3503 Год назад

How did the stays feel after 5 hours?

@wendymalik6784 Год назад

If you know someone who does woodworking see if you can grab some saw dust. That would weight down the bum pad. Good luck.

@marvellousmrsmoller Год назад

I like the realistic "make it possible" approach. And I liked the balance of narration and just visual.

@emmaRBC Год назад

I kept mishearing "cork" as "pork". The confusion I experienced 😆

@theresamarie6258 11 месяцев назад

I was supposed to be interpreting at a Revolutionary War reenactment, but got sick instead. I’m trying to console myself by watching this video lol Everything looks awesome! I am almost done an 18th century petticoat which is my first historical garment that I have ever made!

@strawbearie9469 Год назад

wow i miss being able to sew 😢 i don’t currently have the disposable income to buy fabric, notions, etc. but i’m hopeful that one day i can get back into it

@emiishino5422 Год назад

THIS is exactly the video I needed to see. I started my 18th century outfit a couple years ago and have not finished it. Thank you. I'm inspired! Also, love the chick. I'm down to 3 chickens and waiting for my son's broody hen to hatch out some babies.

@littlestenographer Год назад

Your shoulder buddy was such a delightful addition to this video!

@indiabilly Год назад

Your work ethic is astounding, if I had a fluffy chick friend I would get nothing done and even without a chick friend I don’t get anywhere near as much done as you do xx

@chronicbread Год назад

Historically ADEQUATE is the name of the game!

@dagnolia6004 Год назад

love the quiet peeps whilst sewing

@phemyda94 Год назад

I made my first 18th century shift from a pattern and it was fine but I wasn't thrilled with it. My second shift was from your tutorial and it's just beautiful! Your video was super easy to follow too. 10/10 would recommend :)

@callunas Год назад

Have you considered making modern skirts in the method of the petticoat? I love the idea of an infinitely adjustable, no elastic waistband for modern clothing.

@MariahPattie Год назад

I don’t plan on it. They work fine over rigid stays, but I don’t like how the cords slide around and the knots never stay hidden when I try them without stays.

@peppermint9777 Год назад

You look like a Disney princess with your sidekick chicken! I love it. I’ve been really loving your content lately, it’s been so entertaining and inspiring. Thank you!

@robintheparttimesewer6798 Год назад

Everything is lovely. I've never figured out why anyone would care about the how and why's of anyone's make. Really why. The only questions should be are you having fun. If you want to use microfiber sheets or some random fabric you found in a thrift store that's no ones business but yours! You want to use the magical machine that a wizard have you aka a sewing machine again no ones business. And for the record I didn't see anything wrong with your other mic. It's the one you had and it worked which should be the only criteria in my book! Ok I will jump off my soap box and get in with my day. Hope you have a great day!

@laniinla2354 Год назад

LOVE comfort videos like these. And how i cringed when you said you needed to cut the stays tab higher!

@leigh2e200 Год назад

impressive repair on the stays

@Treia24 4 месяца назад

I generally agree with your statement about historically accurate 18th c stays being not a good first structured undergarment/corsetry project, but the one exception I would point out is that if you have irl face-to-face access to someone who is really good at it and they can talk you through it a bit, it's actually not bad for a total beginner.

@aburrows629 Год назад

I found your channel very recently, and I love your videos! Thank you for making this novice feel like I actually might be able to sew these projects (especially without the hjstorical accuracy guilt)!!!

@lindsayv.seamster Год назад

This is my new favorite of your videos! Totally captured the joy of sewing for the pleasure of it. I love how your kit turned out - smiled so much at the final reveal! I love that feeling of finally finishing off a full set of undergarments for your era of choice.

@annaadkins Год назад

I’m finishing my second (and far better looking and fitting than the first) pair of 18th century stays as I’m watching this! Funny how that works out lol. Love your videos as always, thank you!

@Voronochka262 Год назад

Shoulder chicken!

@lisadianeetheredge5215 Год назад

Enjoyed the comfort edited video. I like your narrated videos as well, but this was very enjoyable

@bradleyogolla2554 Год назад

I thoroughly miss your world-building videos and would love to see more of that content :)

@missco2820 Год назад

What a cute chick 😍🐥

@maripuppquin6483 Год назад

i liked the editing, but i do really like it when you explain the most mundane things about sewing, it's sort of like asmr? but i totally understand not wanting to do that for every video, so this editing worked out well. im excited to see your future historical projects!

@cenedra20 Год назад

Love to see what you make to wear over these! And I enjoy your practical approach. Perfectionism can be the worst sometimes, done is better than perfect😁

@nicoled2831 Год назад

Seriously I’m in the same boat and never finished my kit, much less a dress! Very inspiring to get back into it

@katiescheuermann1086 Год назад

i feel so inspired to go make an 18th century pocket now

@ragnkja Год назад

Some other historical costumers I watch advocate making a wearable mock-up, especially for corsets and stays, and wear them for several hours, preferably including doing things like housework or other moderately strenuous activities so that you know where the real problem spots are.

@ComptonCreations Год назад

Sheets of cork are inexpensive. You can shred them by hand or put large pieces in a processor to grind them up.😊

@goodandgreen Год назад

I love this style of video, it’s daunting to imagine so much work just for the under garments!

@Inconnuedelaseine Год назад

Also the baby chickennn!!!!!! So adorable

@lindabullock742 Год назад

Loved the video Mariah…small mic or big doesn’t matter but the small definitely worked great for this one…and baby ckick is sooo cute…🥰🇦🇺

@lauravivanco Год назад

This made me think of all those tired vs. wired memes: Tired: including your cat or dog in the video Wired: showcasing a chicken like a pirate with a parrot on their shoulder

@JosieAreSee Год назад

Such a sweet little chickie. I love that she seeks your warmth and affection. What’s her name?

@MariahPattie Год назад

Undecided. I like Ophelia though

@JosieAreSee Год назад

@@MariahPattie Ophelia is cute!!

@niamha301 Год назад

I love your aesthetic comfort videos, they are the best videos to have on while sewing🤗 You can make as many as you want❤

@emilyl4062 Год назад

This was such a lovely, cozy video ❤ Don't write off giving instructions for easy, "obvious" projects once in a while though - I found that as a beginner the easy stuff I was starting with was where I kept having questions because someone left something out of the video when it seemed obvious to them. Once I got better at sewing I was better able to fill in the blanks where necessary. That being said, do the kind of videos you like to make and people will watch :) Your shift tutorial video is easily the best one I found on youtube btw, I still rewatch regularly 😍

@frolic838 Год назад

This makes me smile so much! I'm dying to know which 18th century events you are going to (this having been my period for many years).

@ariverdreaming Год назад

What an epic project! Looks so good.

@zolboochu Год назад

Love your videos! 🤩

@laurenloertscher1319 Год назад

Yaaaaay I was so happy when I saw that you posted.

@charischannah Год назад

I love the little bird. "I help!"

@bloomfieldartsacademyatsac4033 Год назад

overall the pieces look wonderful - thank you

@lforsey1899 Год назад

The sound was good! Thanks for keeping me company while felling down some seams :)

@kida4star Год назад

I love your little helper! This is so inspiring and calming. Love your content.

@diannadarling699 Год назад

Love this outfit !! Enjoyed this video

@moriahanderson Год назад

I liked the format. And I love the petticoat.

@emwhyelle Год назад

Alright alright Mariah, I’ll finally finish my stays for the ren faire 😅 just have the bias binding left to do!

@mcanultymichelle Год назад

Love it.18 century is so beautiful.

@momosaku16 Год назад

I really love the energy of this video :) you look so happy :)

@DLBard-bv2nd 3 месяца назад

Beautiful 💖

@lucyj8204 Год назад

I really enjoyed the format of this video - thanks!

@auntiezann5146 Год назад

Adorable chicken footage! She’s so sweet, wanting to be in thick of it all! And, props to you for getting so much done with your helper! Love your thinking! This is fun, not something to make harder! So, you just take any shortcut you want! It’s all fun to watch!

@pamkarickhoff7814 Год назад

I love your little feathered friend ❤

@anaquezia5532 Год назад

Loved this video! Would definitely rewatch it when I'm sewing something, it's just very relaxing :)

@leadupont8588 Год назад

I liked the cozy comfort editing ❤

@crystilmurch5659 Год назад

Very much enjoyed this style. Very cozy to watch and knit. Such a sweet chicken too. :)

@tanyab78 Год назад

I liked this style of video, very relaxing and fun to watch!

@jennglow4647 7 месяцев назад

Very pretty 😀

@AdirondackRuby Год назад

Congrats on completing your Unders Ensemble. Loved the music you chose, as well.

@marie-francehupe7845 Год назад

Love everything you make ❤️ I love your personality and the chicken updates so I plan to stick around for a long long time !

@VincentSyma Год назад

Such a little sweetheart

@2enigma8 Год назад

That petticoat is gorge! And I’ve decided to cheat on the bum pad and use the Victorian ones so that’s it’s not extreme but also have something something lol

@Marsontheearth 11 месяцев назад

I’m working on creating my first historical project (18th century) :,) working on the mock up for my shift! This video is great and I love your chicken 😭😭😭❤️

@orangecouch Год назад

Loving the music in this video!

@welldressedhistorian Год назад

I love this! Such a wholesome and sweet video! I loved how you simplified everything with a “just do it!” attitude. And I honestly needed that reminder lol😂 just get things done!