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Achieving That Classic Edwardian Shape: Reconstructing a 1902 Bust Bodice 

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Constance Mackenzie’s starching guide: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fkbRmymbeO4.html
FOOTNOTES
[1] On the Warren Featherbone patent: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WarrenFeatherboneCompany05.png, archives.msu.edu/collections/featherbone.php, archives.msu.edu/collections/featherbone_photos.php
[2] patents.google.com/patent/US286749
Materials Used:
Bobbinet: B&J Fabrics, NYC. 1/4 yd
Cotton: New York Elegant Fabrics, NYC. 1/2 yd
Flat steels: (x12 1/4”, 1mm thick bones at 10” long, x12 1/4”, 1mm thick bones at 7” long) www.etsy.com/shop/MakingItYourself?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=503728970&section_id=20126304&page=4#items
Busk: www.amazon.com/VINCA-SSRA-06-Stainless-Conversion-Measuring/dp/B01M3P7Y34/ref=sr_1_30?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-LeVqLfq5wIVjJ-fCh2A6QlFEAMYASAAEgLHFvD_BwE&hvadid=241917642438&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9067609&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=8786534399565247145&hvtargid=kwd-20972226772&hydadcr=24663_10400927&keywords=7+inch+ruler&qid=1582555816&sr=8-30
Cotton waist ties and drawstring tape: Mokuba, NYC. 2.5 yds
Feather quills: Dersh Feather, NYC. Approximately 18 goose quills
Linen thread for binding feather bone: Burnley & Trowbridge: Fine, unbleached. ttps://www.burnleyandtrowbridge.com/LT1718.aspx
Edge lace: East Coast Trimming, NYC. 1 yd
White cotton thread for stitching: Steinlauf & Stoller, NYC.
Useful tools:
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-Those wee bird snips that literally everyone seems to have: amzn.to/2zu9vzY
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Image Credits:
-‘1902-1909, Plate 045 Costume Institute Fashion Plates, Metropolitan Museum of Art. Accession no. b17520939. libmma.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15324coll12/id/10861/rec/48
-‘1902-1909, Plate 026’ Costume Institute Fashion Plates, Metropolitan Museum of Art. Accession no. b17520939. libmma.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15324coll12/id/10842
-‘1902-1909 Plate 019’ Costume Institute Fashion Plates, Metropolitan Museum of Art. Accession no. b17520939. libmma.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p15324coll12/id/10835/rec/22
-"Multiple Classified Advertisements." The Designer and the Woman's Magazine, vol. XXX, no. 5, 1909, p. 288. Nineteenth Century Collections Online, tiny.cc/z39umz. Accessed 11 April 2020.
Gale Document Number: GALE|ZYMSHJ658840540
-“Multiple Classified Advertisements." The Designer and the Woman's Magazine, vol. XXXI, no. 2, 1910, p. 174. Nineteenth Century Collections Online, tiny.cc/v29umz. Accessed 11 April 2020.
Gale Document Number: GALE|HDDAVW815138559
Footage taken of the original Symington bust bodice and during the study appointment used with permission from Leicestershire Collections.
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Music:
‘Simple Pleasantries’ by Arthur Benson, epidemicsound.com
’Sowing the Summer Barley’ by Francis Wells, epidemicsound.com
‘Lens Flare 3’ by Peter Sandberg, epidemicsound.com
‘Progressive Progress’ by Howard Harper Barnes, epidemicsound.com
‘Alabaster’ by Arden Forest, epidemcisound.com

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Комментарии : 3 тыс.   
@firewordsparkler
@firewordsparkler 4 года назад
"But then the plague happened" is probably a historically accurate excuse for not having all the materials on hand
@AlexaFaie
@AlexaFaie 4 года назад
Or in the case of one of the plagues, you'd have the materials, but it may have come laden with fleas which carried the plague. So now you'd have no life but all the materials.
@DrCandyStriper
@DrCandyStriper 4 года назад
@@AlexaFaie or if it was labor intensive you might have all the material and YOU might be alive but all your serfs are quite dead
@aldenheterodyne2833
@aldenheterodyne2833 4 года назад
If you're talking about the 1918 flu outbreak, that's a little later. If you're talking about the black death, that was 500 years earlier. I don't think tuberculosis caused anyone to quarantine stuff so...
@AlexaFaie
@AlexaFaie 4 года назад
@@aldenheterodyne2833 I was talking about the 1665 plague outbreak in the village of Eyam in England. A flea infested bolt of cloth arrived from London to the local tailor. Eyam chose to quarantine themselves to try to prevent the spread of the disease. They even practised a form of social distancing by having the church services outside so they could spread out, rather than all be confined in the church. And families buried their own dead to avoid spreading it to others as best as they could. Their actions prevented the spread of the disease into surrounding areas.
@AlexaFaie
@AlexaFaie 4 года назад
Also to trade with people from outside the town when they heard of the spread of the plague, they had been doing contactless delivery. They had a set place to leave goods to be traded at a set price and money was left in a hole in a rock filled with vinegar as a form of disinfectant. Food was also rinsed in vinegar to clean it. They'd been doing really well up until some higher up decided they still needed some fancy new clothes and so sadly the plague came in on the flea infested fabric. They didn't know the fleas carried it at that point, so had done everything they could have done to avoid it.
@biancamlf288
@biancamlf288 4 года назад
Alternative title: Bernadette fighting the urge to hand sew everything for almost 28min.
@adorabell4253
@adorabell4253 4 года назад
IF I could upvote this multiple times I would.
@gothempress
@gothempress 4 года назад
@@user-dy6yz7hx6f c'mon. Don't be rude.
@matildaparks8918
@matildaparks8918 4 года назад
Magic Mika yeah slightly unnecessary no?
@adorabell4253
@adorabell4253 4 года назад
@@user-dy6yz7hx6f Oh no! My reddit parlance has invaded the sacred space that is yt! Burn the witch! Burn the witch!
@annevoigt6653
@annevoigt6653 4 года назад
AdoraBell she turned me into a newt!
@Kyromaan
@Kyromaan 4 года назад
Bernadette: *Makes period pieces based on research* Also Bernadette: "Add lace for funsies"
@ergoanteros
@ergoanteros 3 года назад
When DIDNT people like lace?
@Currentlyprocrastinating37
@Currentlyprocrastinating37 2 года назад
@@ergoanteros when it started to be made out of polyester. 🤮
@gabriellealtman
@gabriellealtman 2 года назад
@@Currentlyprocrastinating37 Yes, and as a result, it is now DREADFULLY scratchy. Modern lace is the reason I've resorted to buying boring modern underwear, the sensory issues drive me insane otherwise.
@blakksheep736
@blakksheep736 Год назад
@@gabriellealtman oh so _that's_ why I hate it.
@salalal7491
@salalal7491 4 года назад
RU-vid: demonetizes videos saying the c-word Bernadette: Ye old plague
@Anna-wy7zq
@Anna-wy7zq 4 года назад
Ye new plague!
@peanutbutterjellyfish
@peanutbutterjellyfish 3 года назад
Ur not allowed to say cat?
@houseofschenck6230
@houseofschenck6230 3 года назад
You can't say cantaloupe?
@Aqua_Bargus
@Aqua_Bargus 3 года назад
You can't say Cunt?
@monroe8566
@monroe8566 3 года назад
You can’t say chemical?
@randompersonontheinternet8006
@randompersonontheinternet8006 4 года назад
I can only imagine what it will be like in 100 years when someone like Bernadette makes videos about "Reconstructing a 2020 Hoodie" or "Making some 2018 Jeans"
@spacewolfcub
@spacewolfcub 4 года назад
Ok, but for 2020 it will be facemasks and outfits made of toilet paper, cardboard, or refuse around the home. 😆
@adelam4903
@adelam4903 4 года назад
The funny thing is, with the 90s being back in fashion, I get a lot of my aunts' and mum's old clothes, so my "2020 fashionable clothes" are mostly hand-me-downs and no one can tell the difference. I imagine that I'm not the only one who does this, so it would be funny if some people in the future might think that these clothes are from 2020 when in reality, they're 20-30 years older than that
@kelliemishmish
@kelliemishmish 3 года назад
I graduated in '96. A bit pf hippie 70s seeped in and we had bellbottom wide leg jeans going on. Styles definitely cycle. I'm seeing the leotard shirts again now from the 90s, cracking me up.
@Bostonbabe
@Bostonbabe 3 года назад
I would love for 1940’s and 1950’s fashion to come back lmao 😂
@enchantedlakes-2150
@enchantedlakes-2150 3 года назад
@@Bostonbabe omg saaame, those huge skirts make my girly heart happy wrbfuire. I played Sandy on a Grease play and wearing that outfit was the best thing ever.
@Peculiarpossum
@Peculiarpossum 4 года назад
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge what a kickass name “Bernadette Banner” is? Like a literary heroine or a superhero who strangles the enemy with lace and ribbons✨✨
@maryblaylock6545
@maryblaylock6545 4 года назад
Hmmm...I could get into that.
@ragnkja
@ragnkja 4 года назад
VIOLET That’s way better than her distant cousin Bruce and his anger management problems.
@mariamatedei
@mariamatedei 4 года назад
The name does have a marvel character vibe but I can't help picturing her as an anime magical girl anyway because I find her so adorable ^-^
@amiraapje
@amiraapje 4 года назад
She's so cool
@raeafoley6131
@raeafoley6131 4 года назад
Very Irish/German. The name I mean.😜😇 And to have double letters for initials is really cool! Like Luna Lovegood!😜😇
@ameliabrown3987
@ameliabrown3987 3 года назад
When you’re watching this almost a year later and she says she going to wait for non-plague times...me too Bernadette. Me too
@karlindarlin7487
@karlindarlin7487 3 года назад
that's a big mood 😂
@storytellingsnek5255
@storytellingsnek5255 2 года назад
Still funny in basically year and a half later...
@jessecoates1562
@jessecoates1562 2 года назад
@@micheleblue9804 Yup. Funny.😔
@royce6485
@royce6485 2 года назад
*sees this was posted 11 months ago* I’m in danger
@lamagnifique_raven2870
@lamagnifique_raven2870 2 года назад
Almost two years since the video now and still in a pandemic lol
@ESDA04
@ESDA04 3 года назад
I asked my gran (late 90's), as her mum and gran were seamstresses. She said they stitched them in flat and steamed on a form. Gran had the steaming form until early 2000's when she moved from her house to a retirement community. Apologies if that information was posted already. I skimmed through and didn't see anything.
@catladylifts6931
@catladylifts6931 3 года назад
Wow that’s so cool thanks for sharing
@aliciaf1055
@aliciaf1055 3 года назад
This is a wonderful piece of information!
@Zardox2
@Zardox2 3 года назад
Stitched flat then steamed was my first thought... Especially as pertains to manufacturing. That would make assembly much easier.
@born_asleep
@born_asleep 3 года назад
now THAT is witchcraft
@luxisntlucky
@luxisntlucky 3 года назад
That was my first thought 😂😂 I was like I hv no clue about this but maybe this is how you do it...?
@tf7602
@tf7602 4 года назад
"Cunning little witchling" is such a great term of endearment, I love it
@froggdoggs8551
@froggdoggs8551 4 года назад
I am going to call everyone and everything I love this from now on
@maggiee639
@maggiee639 4 года назад
Women need to embrace their witchiness 😉
@emo_nightmare1752
@emo_nightmare1752 3 года назад
Maggie E definitely!
@AshHeaven
@AshHeaven 3 года назад
Witches unite!
@motorcitymangababe
@motorcitymangababe 3 года назад
*saving for book
@JessieBanana
@JessieBanana 4 года назад
Wow, my natural shape almost has Edwardian proportions. I've never been an "ideal" before. I'll take it, even if it's late.
@lenagrace3949
@lenagrace3949 3 года назад
That’s amazing!
@otterheart3844
@otterheart3844 3 года назад
Girl me too! Curvy girls for the win!
@miiiserable
@miiiserable 3 года назад
Me too!
@juliamorganscott9384
@juliamorganscott9384 3 года назад
Me too! Dang, born in the wrong century.
@meliilosona5272
@meliilosona5272 3 года назад
That's cool, i'm flat as fuck, but not skinny. Is there any time period for me?
@iti-nellevalgevali8453
@iti-nellevalgevali8453 3 года назад
Me: Does not know anything of the time period, even less about the fashion. Also me: Ah yes, this is exactly what i need to watch at 3am.
@williamsstephens
@williamsstephens 3 года назад
So say we all!
@slightlydistressedslug6627
@slightlydistressedslug6627 3 года назад
mood
@angeliccreations1525
@angeliccreations1525 3 года назад
Im feeling attacked right now. Except it's 4AM not 3 😂
@lillian2342
@lillian2342 3 года назад
That's exactly why you should watch it!
@shroomesh6456
@shroomesh6456 3 года назад
That’s why you watched this!
@Sealinkchin
@Sealinkchin 4 года назад
...I can't imagine people in a hundred years trying to recreate the bra....
@jana7359
@jana7359 3 года назад
I imagine them handsewing and wondering how we made the push ups at home xD
@minimooster7258
@minimooster7258 3 года назад
Well, I imagine that it will be a well known fact that in the aughts and 2010s at very least, and probably the rest of the century, the average person bought most of their clothes, the practice of making underwear, or really anything at home being somewhat underground right now. So if you're reconstructing the fashions of the 2010s, you're going to know that most of most people's closets are made industrially, not by the person wearing them
@monroe8566
@monroe8566 3 года назад
“And here you see a 21st century brassiere, as these are no longer needed with us now removing the chests upon birth, many historical re-enactors of today must use prosthetics or pad it to fit into the brassiere”
@poe_slaw
@poe_slaw 3 года назад
Here we have a relic from the time when humans foolishly clung to their inefficient physical forms, which they covered up with fabric out of shame that they were not nearly as cool as uploading your mind to the collective
@celene_moon
@celene_moon 3 года назад
@@monroe8566 aren't chests used for breastfeeding or is everyone in the future using formula sorry I know it was a joke I'm just overthinking this but...
@mallorylei6319
@mallorylei6319 4 года назад
“rabbit skin glue” *Baumgartner Restoration fans have entered the chat*
@epeemom
@epeemom 4 года назад
Guilty as charged!
@holyhoe5368
@holyhoe5368 4 года назад
u got me
@olivetreewhimsy2016
@olivetreewhimsy2016 4 года назад
Mallory Lei this comment feels like two worlds colliding it’s giving me whiplash
@reneemarting6171
@reneemarting6171 4 года назад
Yes yes yes love him
@seratulk397
@seratulk397 4 года назад
I have been found
@hannam1967
@hannam1967 4 года назад
Random starching anecdote. My grandmother told me that her mother used to starch the doilies for Christmas with sugar water (the 1930s) and that my grandmother and her sisters would get yelled at for licking them. This has no value other than being a bit of a funny story. But I always think of it when someone talks about starching anything.
@AlexaFaie
@AlexaFaie 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing that! Lovely story and gave me a bit of a laugh. I can imagine I'd have done the same as your grandmother and her sisters and licked them. Part of me almost thought of doing that with some cloth myself before realising that I'm an adult and can just eat a spoonful of sugar out the bag if I so want to and don't need to resort to doily licking... LOL
@hannam1967
@hannam1967 4 года назад
@@AlexaFaie My grandmother still has one of those doilies. And it has some ripped threads from being chewed on. We actually still starch the lace Christmas tree decorations with sugar. Makes them super stiff.
@GeorgiaGeorgette
@GeorgiaGeorgette 4 года назад
Some people would use sugar water as hair spray. Random fact.
@hannam1967
@hannam1967 4 года назад
@@GeorgiaGeorgette That must be a nightmare during wasp season :o
@hannam1967
@hannam1967 4 года назад
@@GeorgiaGeorgette And gives a new meaning to the beehive hairstyle
@rebbyberard8150
@rebbyberard8150 3 года назад
God, as somebody who has run a photography darkroom, I feel the "I dont remember chemistry I guess I'll just try and see what works" in my BONES
@Pheluv
@Pheluv 3 года назад
Isn’t guessing when mixing chemicals a tad dangerous?
@rebbyberard8150
@rebbyberard8150 3 года назад
@@Pheluv only if you plan on drinking it or smth. In my case you just lose a couple rolls of film to the cause
@MattPhonee
@MattPhonee 3 года назад
I get the whole forget the chemistry thing, I dye my own fabrics and half the time I just dump some stuff in pot, boil it and add fabric just to what will present itself....
@ncr1264
@ncr1264 3 года назад
I know this is not that relevant but the brand of potato starch you used is such a great company! After the owner retired he gave the company to the workers so now it’s worker owned which is basically unheard of but so appreciated!
@confusioncentral7331
@confusioncentral7331 4 года назад
Crazy how one day people will be making 21st century jeans and wearing them will be historical dress.
@jamiegrettum
@jamiegrettum 4 года назад
With the accompanying research about why, after this 21st century plague, people stopped wearing the denim “hard pants.”
@caragarcia2307
@caragarcia2307 4 года назад
I watched back to the future again a couple of years ago. I thought it was hilarious when Marty had to change to fit in the future. He would have fit in our present perfectly fine with what he was wearing in the 80s. There might have been one person aware he had like new vintage items but most likely no one would have noticed.
@dumbdumb8526
@dumbdumb8526 4 года назад
I actually doubt that. I feel as though jeans, jumpers and T-shirts will not stay out of fashion. Their silhouettes, style, and materials will change (like fashion does), but they’re too convenient to stay out.
@mushy470
@mushy470 4 года назад
"it's late 20th century " - future history nerd
@adotjean
@adotjean 4 года назад
If the world doesn't explode by then
@breep2812
@breep2812 4 года назад
The Warren Featherbone company had a corporate office building in my hometown of Three Oaks, Michigan! The building still stands, and now houses the public library. They have some pretty cool information and displays on featherbone history.
@WaterNai
@WaterNai 4 года назад
Bree Prehn Oo...! That would be fun to see. I wonder if they have an online exhibit.... Lo and behold! archives.msu.edu/collections/featherbone.php
@lakelili
@lakelili 4 года назад
@@WaterNai Thanks for the link... Really interesting.
@designdoctor247
@designdoctor247 4 года назад
Wow how perfect is the timing of this comment! You rock!
@VtorHunter
@VtorHunter 4 года назад
Cool! I visit my bbf in New Buffalo once a year or so, I'll have to check out the displays next time. Although my trip this year has been canceled...
@epochii2756
@epochii2756 4 года назад
It's always so strange to hear something about my state, and hearing about other people who live here. Hello, fellow michigan friend!
@BetaboyBuffet
@BetaboyBuffet 3 года назад
The Y in Ye is pronounced as Th. “Originally, the English word "ye" was spelled "þe." The symbol þ represents the letter thorn, a letter which no longer exists in English”. It is still in use in Icelandic.
@gabriellealtman
@gabriellealtman 2 года назад
so it would be, pronunciation wise, Thee old plague? I wonder why thorn was intepreted that way by linguists?
@bossmoves627
@bossmoves627 2 года назад
And
@moliereVSshakespeare
@moliereVSshakespeare 2 года назад
@@gabriellealtman iirc the letter thorn was similar enough in shape to "y" that early typographic fonts just used "y" instead of making a separate thorn letter. Then over time people who didnt use thorn in their everyday lives forgot that it wasn't literally meant to be "y"
@frankharr9466
@frankharr9466 2 года назад
True, but Ye is more modern-appropriate to simulate a fake-antique feel.
@elisabethn2893
@elisabethn2893 4 года назад
I know it wasn't because of lack of skill, but it was SO comforting to see that you had to do the back panels over, I feel like my projects (when I dare start them) are just 80% of me making it wrong and trying to course-correct after the fact.
@birdlover7776
@birdlover7776 3 года назад
Same! lol
@jeremyirvine805
@jeremyirvine805 3 года назад
Hey, me too. I've been sewing for 25 years and still... when I'm trying something for the first time I just plan for doing each step at least twice.
@TheBayzent
@TheBayzent 3 года назад
That's how learning works tho...
@Chibihugs
@Chibihugs 4 года назад
The feather bone process was such a clever idea to take something easily available and unused to supply a need. It's fabulous that the creator left explanation of the process of making them and that you got to try it out. When you sewed down the boning channels the intersected the rails, was it difficult to sew through them? Also, hugs to the cute Lord Cesario!
@bernadettebanner
@bernadettebanner 4 года назад
Not at all! The spines were cut so slim that the needle either went through--or they were thin and flexible enough that they didn't get in the way of the needle.
@Kick0a0cat
@Kick0a0cat 4 года назад
@@bernadettebanner would that make it possible for a machine to have the bones lie on top of one layer and beneath another and then sew the boning channels atop of them?
@topaz.a.h.1179
@topaz.a.h.1179 4 года назад
@@bernadettebanner I don't know if anyone has told you this already and im sorry if you have but Guinea pigs are socail animals and it's best to have at least two pigs as they're usually far happier with a buddy. I would recommend either going to an adoption place of from someone wanting to rehome. It's also recommended to keep the genders the same or to get your male fixed if you get a female friend.
@mariahhenderson1470
@mariahhenderson1470 4 года назад
Cesario is super cute
@Kris-du6fx
@Kris-du6fx 4 года назад
@@topaz.a.h.1179 my friend has two males and they pretty much kill each other if put together. She (a 12 year old) put them together and they started fighting. She tried to break them up and ended up with a bite so bad it wouldn't stop bleeding and they had to bring her to an emergency center. Not all guinea pigs want another friend
@erinmcgrathejm4985
@erinmcgrathejm4985 4 года назад
Literally incorporating “antique sewing machine ASMR” into your subtitles is just so Bernadette.
@bernadettebanner
@bernadettebanner 4 года назад
It is very Betsy, my assistant who is behind the wonderfully creative captioning! ;D
@LoveWritesALetter
@LoveWritesALetter 4 года назад
Tell Betsy we love her
@ragnkja
@ragnkja 4 года назад
Bernadette Banner Betsy and you are clearly well-matched.
@Cy-V
@Cy-V 4 года назад
@@bernadettebanner It's nice to have non-automated captioning now! And creative descriptors are fun! =D (for Betsy, minor note besides HI, YOU'RE BEING AWESOME!: in some videos I noticed subtitles entirely unrelated to the subject on screen, or the stuff on screen is ignored for jokes. People with hearing and visual impairments use these to follow what's going on. If you want to subtitle for accessibility there are guidelines online are what's considered bad manners (like the jokes - or the subtitle author inserting themselves into the subtitles) or good practices [non-spoken content in square brackets]! BBC's subtitle guidelines are available publicly, for example! =) There are also cool things like sarcasm indicators! And good luck, I know they can be a lot of work - especially the timing - so it's very appreciated! )
@Lolz172
@Lolz172 4 года назад
@@bernadettebanner Betsy A.K.A. Subtitle Wizard
@AnastaciaInCleveland
@AnastaciaInCleveland 4 года назад
The "pigeon breast" shape could also be achieved by sewing little, stiff ruffles horizontally on the inside of the dress bodice at a strategic point (depending on one's shape and bust size). The beauty of this bust bodice is that you could wear it with all one's dresses and shirtwaists without having to sew ruffles in all of them. I never heard of this undergarment before in all my years of studying historic fashion: so, thanks for this video! Cheers! ~Anastacia in Cleveland
@juliusroman8616
@juliusroman8616 3 года назад
That's what I thought made the Edwardian shape.
@rarity9788
@rarity9788 2 года назад
I know this was a year ago but, the point of the bust bodice was to create the look without fail. Ruffles can be smashed down, and cause the dress bodice to pucker or show the shape of the ruffles underneath. Also consider getting caught out in the rain. It was much more simplistic to have one single bust bodice that could be worn under all of your dresses than to attempt the look by altering all of your dresses (which you stated) with something that may not work properly or look fashionable when worn for a few hours.
@AnastaciaInCleveland
@AnastaciaInCleveland 2 года назад
@@rarity9788 The ruffles could also be sewn on the back or the front of the chemise or corset cover. I should have included that in my post.
@rarity9788
@rarity9788 2 года назад
@@AnastaciaInCleveland true, but you still run the risk of the “lumpy” look with that. Also extremely hot in summer.
@nospoonfulofmayonnaiseforme
@nospoonfulofmayonnaiseforme 3 месяца назад
i need that lol i'm so flat-chested 😭
@peachykeen1474
@peachykeen1474 3 года назад
I feel like this girl and micarah tewers would be such good friends, with how chaotic micarah is and how calm this girl is they would make a great team plus they both love historical accuracy in dress making.
@maddieb.8514
@maddieb.8514 3 года назад
Lol I love micarah tewers.
@maddieb.8514
@maddieb.8514 3 года назад
Though her "tutorials" are no where near this detailed. Lol
@gabimiller8181
@gabimiller8181 3 года назад
They’d either work really well together or totally hate each other. Has anyone seen Next in Fashion? Imagine those two trying to make something as a team lol
@maddieb.8514
@maddieb.8514 3 года назад
@@gabimiller8181 oh yeah I've seen all those type shows. All the Projects runways, next in fashion, making the cut. Lol.
@dutchik5107
@dutchik5107 3 года назад
@@maddieb.8514 no of course her instructions aren't as details. Sometimes she has no idea what she is doing she just does Also. Zip tie boning!
@BEAMChannel
@BEAMChannel 4 года назад
Best way to determine if your fabric shop is any good, stand by the Remnants table and say "Bernadette Banner" if your shop is good a random person will pop up and say how much they love this channel.
@bernadettebanner
@bernadettebanner 4 года назад
😅❤
@MissCaraMint
@MissCaraMint 4 года назад
Maybe I’ll try this. We seam to have started to lift the restrictions here in Norway so the fabric store should be open.
@simgirl118
@simgirl118 2 года назад
@@annaadkins oh dear, i hope you know that there are many local and smaller business fabric shops. But I'll assume you're joking since these have become the big names 🤣
@sparklinggrey3
@sparklinggrey3 4 года назад
"NOPE right out of the process"/ "AS WOULD BE SENSIBLE!" (ROFL) Bernadette, as usual your humour-kernels peppered throughout this fantastic historical endeavour were met with glee! Thank you for sharing
@Hair8Metal8Karen
@Hair8Metal8Karen 4 года назад
I felt that rant in my soul!
@szlendak1368
@szlendak1368 4 года назад
i’m not english i didn’t understand is there a joke
@sisuguillam5109
@sisuguillam5109 4 года назад
@@szlendak1368 she meant: I might stop doing it/doing it this way because it is difficult. The joke is that she used the very modern word 'Nope' and that she is making fun of herself for doing something so challenging 🤗
@balzacq
@balzacq 4 года назад
@@szlendak1368 To "nope out" is to get into a task or movie or whatever and say "nope!" (slang for "no") and stop.
@Linlinstellaluna
@Linlinstellaluna 3 года назад
Something about knowing the lengths to which you've went to try and faithfully recreate this piece to the standards of the period coupled with the fact that its hiding a tiny modern ruler is hilarious to me.
@evamuhlhause
@evamuhlhause 3 года назад
I have sewing machine envy, that thing looks bombproof.
@MattPhonee
@MattPhonee 3 года назад
Finally somebody said it!!!! 🤣
@jayc9345
@jayc9345 4 года назад
I love the end clips of the noble Sir Cesario of Guinea.
@snailsumari4594
@snailsumari4594 4 года назад
We all love guinea pig content
@nomadine85
@nomadine85 4 года назад
My favourite bit of that is when he kicks his feet away and sashays into the camera after that first no
@hopegold883
@hopegold883 4 года назад
Thank you for adding that! Just what I didn’t know I needed this morning.
@ThatGirlWithTheCoffee
@ThatGirlWithTheCoffee 4 года назад
It is beyond fabulous!
@snailsumari4594
@snailsumari4594 4 года назад
@@ThatGirlWithTheCoffee I agree
@Zuma12121
@Zuma12121 4 года назад
Watching people say “look at this wOmAn who has IMPOSSIBLE PROPORTIONS their bodies must be SUFFERING” clearly forget that 1. Drawings are easy to stylistically exaggerate and 2. We have been photoshopping since the invention of photography. Like bruh did you sleep through art history/appreciation/survey? 🤔
@ragnkja
@ragnkja 4 года назад
Gabrielle Trinidad As if there aren’t drawings (and dolls) with unrealistic proportions today. Or are there people who really do have manga/anime eyes?
@mxwitcher
@mxwitcher 4 года назад
@@ragnkja and also, a realistically satanic and geometrical eyes with patterns on the iris.
@brittanyouldcott2912
@brittanyouldcott2912 4 года назад
Most probably they did in fact sleep through all of thoes classes. Im am constantly impressed by how little people at the university level dont learn from classes
@vivianc.c.3379
@vivianc.c.3379 4 года назад
Bro, we're photoshopping since the invention of painting.
@seanmcgcostumes
@seanmcgcostumes 4 года назад
All good points! But to be fair, it's amazing that most people never even have to take those classes. Even in college.
@Sidheagmarina
@Sidheagmarina 3 года назад
“Decided to just wait until non-plague times” .....has.....has that happened yet?
@stefaniegeoghegan5210
@stefaniegeoghegan5210 3 года назад
nay young child but the village mages are at work banishing the demons in thine town. may you not be sacrificed by the wizards to appease the gods to shed us some mercy.
@skuas4558
@skuas4558 3 года назад
its still plague times in new york )-:
@senjaa422
@senjaa422 3 года назад
In like everywhere except the US cause half of us are pretending it doesn’t exist
@levondelite4072
@levondelite4072 3 года назад
Still happening in Texas, but clearly it didn’t have to be this bad.
@andrewenderfrost8161
@andrewenderfrost8161 3 года назад
I'm sorry, still happening. -from the future.
@visionofawallflower
@visionofawallflower 4 года назад
One of the things I have decided to do during these trying times is give people compliments when I feel like it instead of being too shy and introverted to say my peace. I love your channel and your videography skills are on point, and the way you edit your videos is grand. Good job you! I love you, keep it up!
@YingofDarkness
@YingofDarkness 3 года назад
I've started this with my coworkers. It feels weird and I always do it when I am about to leave anyway so I have an excuse to not see their reactions, but it doesn't feel as horrifyingly embarrassing as I thought it would.
@clockworkkirlia7475
@clockworkkirlia7475 3 года назад
That's an incredibly good decision to make! As someone who struggles with that now and then, I really appreciate your excellent example!
@ankavoskuilen1725
@ankavoskuilen1725 3 года назад
I love the goal you have set for yourself! I am sure it will make the world a better place and you an even better person than you obviously already are! With love from the Netherlands!
@judithcollins3744
@judithcollins3744 3 года назад
@Marina M yes!
@psychobetha
@psychobetha 3 года назад
i love your idea and am going to borrow it myself. i’m about as introverted as one can be, so this pandemic distancing is right up my alley, but i know there are soooo many people struggling with the isolation. i’m going to try to reach out more often and applaud/compliment folks when i can. i love you for this idea! thank you 💜
@colleencoover2189
@colleencoover2189 4 года назад
Paused watching to comment re: drying starched fabric: my mother was a nurse at the tail end of the time when nurses wore starched caps, which were very stiff pieces of flat fabric origami-ed into shape . I remember clearly that she would stiffen her cap by soaking it in starch, slapping it smooth against the refrigerator door and letting it dry there. The starch and surface tension kept it from falling off.
@DaisyOfDeath
@DaisyOfDeath 4 года назад
Holy cow thats so cool!!! Love the image of it in my head lol
@cottontaelle5863
@cottontaelle5863 4 года назад
i could imagine the noise of throwing wet fabric against a fridge and it made me laugh very hard thank you for this comment
@olivetreewhimsy2016
@olivetreewhimsy2016 4 года назад
Colleen Coover I now have the overwhelming urge to throw soaked fabric at walls like lasagna but I’m not sure my family would appreciate that lmao
@Emiliapocalypse
@Emiliapocalypse 4 года назад
Therealolivetree02 Whydoineedalastname throw it at your neighbors windows then run away. That way your own family won’t hate you
@maryamjoha
@maryamjoha 4 года назад
@@olivetreewhimsy2016 I guess that depends who's cleaning it up ;)
@andreawatkins-davis7113
@andreawatkins-davis7113 4 года назад
My kids run up wanting something until they see what I'm watching and say ''oh it's mom time'' lol.This is what's getting me through the plague with 2 girls.Thank you Ms. Banner .
@alexihamilton1132
@alexihamilton1132 4 года назад
Your children sound wonderful to understand and respect your me-time like that. You have certainly raised them very well. 😊
@kailet1997
@kailet1997 3 года назад
They sound adorable 😭 actually understanding you need alone time thats so so sweet
@Sarawarawara-
@Sarawarawara- 3 года назад
Wait the *plauge?*
@teodora2979
@teodora2979 2 года назад
Lol i love how they called it mom time.
@drawingandguineapigs6790
@drawingandguineapigs6790 4 года назад
Can we just appreciate the fact that there’s NO adds 😌
@lillian2342
@lillian2342 3 года назад
*ads
@SmilyLily1996
@SmilyLily1996 3 года назад
Drawing and Guinea pigs why though? Ads mean the person earns money from the video and can make more videos. Ads are necessary.
@Steph-wx4ri
@Steph-wx4ri 3 года назад
SmilyLily1996 skillshare is sponsoring her, its in the vid at the end
@PetsandCritters535
@PetsandCritters535 3 года назад
Just answering cause I saw Guinea pigs in the pic.
@bankrobber6993
@bankrobber6993 3 года назад
and the ASMR's lol XD
@CoRLex-jh5vx
@CoRLex-jh5vx Год назад
Making a 'pigeon breast' bodice with bird feather boning is so perfect
@wickedpissa25
@wickedpissa25 4 года назад
Her voice is just so peaceful and soothing. Bob Ross had his painting. Dick Proenneke had his wilderness. Bernadette has her sewing.
@icarusbinns3156
@icarusbinns3156 4 года назад
wickedpissa25 I think the same thing in each video! As a result, I currently have a 70-lb. dog using my stomach as a pillow. Darling dog is... snoring. (I’ll take snoring over crying for no reason!)
@monroe8566
@monroe8566 4 года назад
Icarus Binns ah, Rest In Peace my friend. Although yes, snoring is lots better than crying.
@froggdoggs8551
@froggdoggs8551 4 года назад
Icarus Binns that sounds great
@msjennl10
@msjennl10 4 года назад
I'd bet in industrial manufacturing of these bodices, the bones were curved after they were sewn in. For many dye applications fabric has to be steamed and it is often rolled up and steamed inside of a metal cylinder, and I believe you've mentioned before there were corset shapes that emitted steam to help pre-season a whalebone corset. So I could see the featherbones being inserted flat and then steamed into shape afterward!
@dymphygoossens
@dymphygoossens 4 года назад
Do you think it could also be done with an iron and tailor's hem?
@TheMichaellathrop
@TheMichaellathrop 4 года назад
Would the material have been starched at the same time?
@lorieharris2776
@lorieharris2776 4 года назад
I was thinking the same.
@susanmazzanti5643
@susanmazzanti5643 4 года назад
I would think some sort of round shape that would hold the whole thing. It would be much quicker than using a pressing ham.
@spellwithane6888
@spellwithane6888 4 года назад
I had the same thought. 👍
@shaquille_oatmeal6949
@shaquille_oatmeal6949 4 года назад
The background cutting of the starched fabric is so satisfying
@wendybutler1681
@wendybutler1681 2 года назад
The sound..
@gosiahasal182
@gosiahasal182 4 года назад
Bro when you started talking about starching I was so surprised that it is thought of as historical... My mom and I still starch our kitchen rags and some sheets
@serenitymoon825
@serenitymoon825 4 года назад
My mom stopped starching in the early 2000s, she used to be a nurse and starched her nurse's hat
@ankavoskuilen1725
@ankavoskuilen1725 3 года назад
The last time I saw people (my mother and grandmother) use starch was in my youth. But in a neighbouring village there are still women who use gallons of it in their traditional clothing.
@juliamorganscott9384
@juliamorganscott9384 3 года назад
Starching kitchen rags makes me feel so lazy. But I would love to see your kitchen rags, I bet they look pretty.
@Freiya2011
@Freiya2011 3 года назад
No stafching! Definitively not! Never. Nowhere!
@pjgreen1786
@pjgreen1786 3 года назад
There’s spray starch for ironing...what’s the big deal? 🤷🏼‍♀️
@tiredthesbian1731
@tiredthesbian1731 4 года назад
Okay petition to use the term “domestic friend” to replace “gal pal” I don’t know why that’s immediately where my mind went when she called her sewing machine that but I’m sitting on the floor cackling to myself over how funny that sounds
@enderkai618
@enderkai618 4 года назад
petition signed
@marroz7271
@marroz7271 4 года назад
and they were domestic friends oh my god they were domestic friends
@froggdoggs8551
@froggdoggs8551 4 года назад
You have my sword
@vivianetirone762
@vivianetirone762 4 года назад
are they... you know... domestic friends?
@Hi-Im-Paul69
@Hi-Im-Paul69 4 года назад
Why replace it? Why couldn't they just exist together in this world
@rauha38
@rauha38 4 года назад
The merry tone with which you say "certifiable march to the deepest bowels of hell" is LIFE.
@ThinWhiteAxe
@ThinWhiteAxe 4 года назад
Best part of the whole video
@rubyblack6682
@rubyblack6682 4 года назад
How did I miss this part? 😭
@ThinWhiteAxe
@ThinWhiteAxe 4 года назад
@@rubyblack6682 around 21:20
@belledogplaysagame7577
@belledogplaysagame7577 3 года назад
My thought for the feather boning shaping is that they likely sewed them in 'flat' and then set their shape on a form.
@ameliaedwards5817
@ameliaedwards5817 3 года назад
That was my first thought as well.
@Burning_Dwarf
@Burning_Dwarf Год назад
Specialised steam press combo machine perhaps Seems logical for mass production
@nospoonfulofmayonnaiseforme
@nospoonfulofmayonnaiseforme 3 месяца назад
I saw a comment of someone saying that's what their grandma did, you're probably right
@katjaanjuli
@katjaanjuli 4 года назад
I love how the advertised bust enhancer is called “Nature’s Rival” 😂
@avatarofthesleepy
@avatarofthesleepy 4 года назад
Bernadette (finishing video): "...adventures anon." Me (chanting quietly): pig reel pig reel pig reel pig reel pig r-
@st.braxton
@st.braxton 4 года назад
I have never sewn and have absolutely no desire to ever make my own clothes, but I binge watch THE HELL out of this channel. Bernadette, you did the damn thing! 😂😂
@MaryEllen505
@MaryEllen505 4 года назад
I no longer sew, but I love watching her videos.
@parryyotter
@parryyotter 4 года назад
Same, same, and same.
@amparo1612
@amparo1612 3 года назад
Same
@cassievanbrunt7791
@cassievanbrunt7791 3 года назад
I do sew and I too, binge watch Bernadette.
@lillynotlily596
@lillynotlily596 3 года назад
I love how in some of her videos she recreates old 1900s clothing and pieces while giving a historical lesson. Its like I'm in a history class!
@elizabeth555johnson
@elizabeth555johnson 3 года назад
"... certifiable march through the deepest bowels of hell..." Any sewist knows: too true.
@mikenna76
@mikenna76 4 года назад
I shall henceforth be referring to the virus as “ye olde plague”
@bankrobber6993
@bankrobber6993 3 года назад
yes, me too XD
@brookedoesacraft982
@brookedoesacraft982 3 года назад
It’s what I do!
@vjhreeves
@vjhreeves 3 года назад
'Ye new plague' would be more accurate.
@xauceamani
@xauceamani 3 года назад
Saaame! 😂
@Induis
@Induis 4 года назад
"Cathy is a very cunning little Witchling," Best discription of anyone ever! Have to say this was the most aesthetic filming/sounding video yet. Loved it! :D
@crazy4beatles
@crazy4beatles 4 года назад
Took me a couple videos to figure out why I find her voice so entrancing. No consistent reliance on filler words and not a hint of upspeak. Heaven.
@spacewolfcub
@spacewolfcub 4 года назад
Is upspeak the valley girl accent?
@yarnexpress
@yarnexpress Месяц назад
AND no vocal fry either.
@lisadarling26
@lisadarling26 3 года назад
“A length of cotton laces added across the top for funsies” I love how Bernadette talks 😍
@Saskatchetooner
@Saskatchetooner 3 года назад
Speaks
@jena1n436
@jena1n436 4 года назад
"We must, We must increase our bust." Sorry couldn't help myself. Exquisite workwomanship.
@rubyblack6682
@rubyblack6682 4 года назад
My thoughts exactly 😂
@bethanychomiak1399
@bethanychomiak1399 4 года назад
We will, we will, we will increase it still!
@laurenking5080
@laurenking5080 4 года назад
"A march through the deepest bowels of hell" is how I'm going to explain all difficult projects to onlookers now.
@wickedpissa25
@wickedpissa25 4 года назад
"If you're going through Hell... keep going!"
@ponylover2206
@ponylover2206 4 года назад
DONT SLOW DOWN!
@Captain_Pink
@Captain_Pink 3 года назад
I'd love to see a full on like fashion show, runway and all, of just historical clothes made by yall costubers lol.
@GoldenOwlEvents
@GoldenOwlEvents 3 года назад
I feel so much better when I see meticulous research, infinite pains, careful reconstruction, historical accuracy, and general epic patience reach the same "I skipped ahead six hours to edit out all the swearing and frustrated rage" portion of the project as I do. That makes me feel so much more acceptable in my own endeavours.
@apigeon1119
@apigeon1119 4 года назад
Me, who will, most likely, never sow anything, while I probably should be learning: Yes, I’ll better write this information on how to make a bust bodice down
@trainjackson63
@trainjackson63 4 года назад
You're already a pigeon though. You don't need a pigeon bust.
@lynnkeller251
@lynnkeller251 4 года назад
Train Jackson Yes, but now this one can be ARMORED.
@GeorgiaGeorgette
@GeorgiaGeorgette 4 года назад
I run a little pigeon shelter; your name makes me happy 😊
@ragnkja
@ragnkja 3 года назад
You already have a pigeon breast.
@cb-wi1cq
@cb-wi1cq 4 года назад
the sound of cutting through that starched fabric was DELISH
@ryokonwashu
@ryokonwashu 3 года назад
Having to remake a project Me : *sets everything on fire* Bernadette: I'm so thrilled about this
@TheRealKissyRee
@TheRealKissyRee 3 года назад
Out of sheer curiosity, does the Homesick Library candle truly smell like library books?
@levondelite4072
@levondelite4072 3 года назад
Cryssi O. Lol! At first, I wondered how a candle named “Homesick” would smell. Thanks for clarifying that for me!
@wendybutler1681
@wendybutler1681 2 года назад
The Chicago one is PERFECT. Rich, dark chocolate and crisp, clean lake. She took a whiff and her eyes lit up! I would assume the others are pretty good, too.
@johexxkitten
@johexxkitten 4 года назад
It’s weird seeing this “historic” garment, it looks so old fashioned... but I knew my great grandmother, she was born in 1900 and passed in 1983/4. So looking at this garment item I find it weird that my great grandmother’s mum would have worn garments like these. It does also make me wish to get throat punchy, because I was in high school when she passed, and I remember trunks of clothing being thrown out as “useless”. My mum said “don’t be stupid, these were my great grandmothers clothes, I don’t know why my grandmother kept these... what would you need/want these for?” and tossed them. I managed to get my home economics and drama teachers to take them, they were BFFs, and interesting in historic clothing, one from a construction standpoint, the other from a stage costume perspective. But mum had tossed the lot before I got home, with it she’d also tossed my great, great, grandmothers sewing machine, iron and fabric stash... I cried my heart out and never actually forgave my mum for this historical vandalism. I moved on obviously, but inside I was still super pissed if I thought about it.
@sofiavoudou9021
@sofiavoudou9021 4 года назад
Mate, I'm furious for you!!! Such a shame
@jennyboldrini7330
@jennyboldrini7330 4 года назад
It's so sad to think of things that's been thrown away as rubbish, that would be gold to us.
@creepydoll2872
@creepydoll2872 4 года назад
Stuff like that makes me soooo upset to think of
@TheMetatronGirl
@TheMetatronGirl 4 года назад
Jo HexxKitten I feel your pain. My maternal great-grandmother was born in the late1860’s (grandpa 1904, mom 1943, me 1974. We have kids late in life)...nothing of hers survives in my family, today. I’ve always been drawn to “old” things-thinking about their history and the people within-so I’m deeply saddened by their loss. Most of the items were lost long before I was born, but a number happened after. I still hold a grudge.
@rubyblack6682
@rubyblack6682 4 года назад
Everything was given to my sister that didn’t appreciate like I did and eventually threw it away and I’m still salty
@rburns8083
@rburns8083 4 года назад
Ever since you first showed us that you were picking up feathers at Dersh Feather, I've looked forward to seeing how you would make this happen. I was not disappointed, so thank you. Plus! We got more Cesario! How can anything be bad when there is more Cesario? It can't be! It just can't!
@the_anonymous_muso
@the_anonymous_muso 4 года назад
He is so divine!
@brissygirl4997
@brissygirl4997 4 года назад
Have you seen the painting that Bernadette got for her birthday by Dani? It's adorable and his Lordship looks so regal!
@Sam-bm6yf
@Sam-bm6yf 4 года назад
We want more Cesario.
@BalletZombie
@BalletZombie 4 года назад
Sometimes I don't even watch the videos, I just play them in the background because her voice is comforting
@moonmaiden71
@moonmaiden71 3 года назад
I'm so glad I watched this all the way to the end, her little friend is soooooo cute. Bernadette is definitely one of the most endearing RU-vidrs that I watch. I am fascinated with the recreationists of this period, even though I tend to veer toward more medieval 14th to 16th century wear, as I find all periods interesting. I also love her turns of phrase, from "ye old plague" to "witchy ways of cunning". Looking forward to another video to show the completion of this with the eyelets and ribbon.
@wendybutler1681
@wendybutler1681 2 года назад
Completely agree!
@HomeWithMyBookshelf
@HomeWithMyBookshelf 4 года назад
I love the font that His Lordship speaks in.
@basil6672
@basil6672 4 года назад
The three dislikes were just people who were mad that The Eyelets still haven't arrived yet
@Newta005
@Newta005 4 года назад
“A certifiable march to the deepest bowels of hell.” 😆💗
@m0uz3r22
@m0uz3r22 3 года назад
I love how deeply dedicated to giving us your best results and not just glossing over mistakes. Some people are "bob Ross with 'their happy little mistakes'." While you and others who strive for authentic love of historical life; understand the importance and artistic beauty of reenacting to the fullest.
@ewhitmo1
@ewhitmo1 4 года назад
"Ye olde plague" lol oh dear The finished piece is just gorgeous and you are just the cutest
@elliedahlia3623
@elliedahlia3623 4 года назад
What if they steamed the “bones” after they were sewn in. You steamed them before, I’m wondering once they completed it if they put it on a mold like a mannequin and then steamed them. Idk the whole process seems extremely tedious. You did amazing either way!
@prism7697
@prism7697 4 года назад
That's exactly what I was thinking and came to the comments to see if anyone else thought the same
@charlations
@charlations 4 года назад
Would the starch fabric remain "starched" (?) after steaming???
@LilithNMorning
@LilithNMorning 4 года назад
I was thinking the same thing
@Gay.Green.Goblin
@Gay.Green.Goblin 4 года назад
Carla H I believe that it would. I’ve seen people spray starch on and then steam, which immediately hardens and drys. They may have pre-starched the fabric then added extra starch whilst steaming the bust into shape, thus making it an easier process.
@MissCaraMint
@MissCaraMint 4 года назад
MarsBar Oh interesting. I kinda want to try now.
@myjeanification
@myjeanification 3 года назад
I didn’t search for this. I have never sewn anything in my life nor do I have any interest in vintage clothes yet I sat through this like there was going to be a quiz tomorrow.
@wolfinheadlights3132
@wolfinheadlights3132 3 года назад
I'm just watching this because I love her voice so much
@achillendimond2124
@achillendimond2124 4 года назад
“As would be SENSIBLE..and pulled myself together” Me dealing with literally any other human
@GloriousClio
@GloriousClio 4 года назад
Come for the fashion history and construction endeavors, stay for the jaunty Lord Cesario, surveying his realm.
@chamacreator
@chamacreator 4 года назад
Frankly, if she ever got bored, I would watch a video of Cesario running around for 20 minutes.
@FuckMyLifeUK
@FuckMyLifeUK 4 года назад
I will never make anything of this magnitude in my life. Your passion is beautiful. Just wow. Fantastic channel x
@thecommonpenguin6712
@thecommonpenguin6712 4 года назад
“Boning Channels” - I felt that
@dymphygoossens
@dymphygoossens 4 года назад
I want to wear a 1909 dress (page 58 - PoF2) to a wedding - and I was already wondering about the underwear. Now I have to try this. Along with my FR contest entry.
@sajanah1253
@sajanah1253 4 года назад
I wasn't even interested in Edwardian style what-so-ever when I first came to this channel for a quick tips on something. Now I'm hopelessly in love with this Era of fashion, of course thanks to this reincarnated master Edwardian Fashionista..
@RandomNexus
@RandomNexus 3 года назад
I always enjoy watching your videos - your crafting is interesting, your descriptions make good sense while being entertaining, and I love watching your projects (or examples or tests of historical things) come together. Thank you for sharing your skills and processes with us! Also, I really like a lot of the background music you've been using and I thank you again for sharing the credits for them.
@keithwagner2300
@keithwagner2300 2 года назад
Love these videos and your work, Bernadette! It’s intellectually stimulating to listen to your voiceovers, yet soothing to watch the fabrication process. The best of both worlds.
@mygreenfroggy
@mygreenfroggy 4 года назад
Ceasario trotting along the floor, CUTEST. THING. EVAR.
@Gaarasimoto
@Gaarasimoto 4 года назад
I’m always down for guinea pig content
@victoriasaward-read7562
@victoriasaward-read7562 4 года назад
Everytime I watch one of these videos, it makes me pick up my needle and thread and sew along. Whether it's creating a cushion cover, or hemming some trousers - you just inspire my creativity.
@rameesafaisal
@rameesafaisal 4 года назад
Can I just say your voice and videos are some some of the most relaxing videos to watch!! I can’t sew to save my life, however, I LOVE history and I love how you explain every single thing about all the historical outfits you sew/stitch. I also love how you use historical methods to make everything!!😁😁😁
@HiyazXD345
@HiyazXD345 4 года назад
"[machine stitching with a specialty foot] sounds extremely tedious, i might just nope out and hand stitch"--you're the only person i can think of where this sentence doesn't sound like a bad attempt at irony
@ariannedechateaumichel7777
@ariannedechateaumichel7777 4 года назад
I find hand sewing is much more relaxing than machine sewing, but I'd been sewing for ten years before I first tried machine sewing.
@Sarcasmhime
@Sarcasmhime 4 года назад
@@ariannedechateaumichel7777 same. I found machines confusing and annoying, so tended to hand-sew everything until I got a job where I had to use industrials and basically got thrown in the deep end. But I still far prefer hand-sewing.
@theresebizabishaka7605
@theresebizabishaka7605 4 года назад
So beautiful. I also found the sound of the vintage sewing machine relaxing compared to the modern version.
@woomeebly
@woomeebly 4 года назад
Tis indeed a lovely sound...
@OriginalCreatorSama
@OriginalCreatorSama 2 года назад
I like that it doesn't have that annoying high pitched motor whirring sound.
@sandecox6031
@sandecox6031 2 года назад
Your commitment and determination to accurate detail is unparalleled ! Bravo!
@16SoulFlux
@16SoulFlux 3 года назад
It's always a treat to watch your content. I love seeing someone enjoy their passions.
@DeftonesPsyche
@DeftonesPsyche 4 года назад
"Supremely skilled at underwear" Ngl its like 8 am and I haven't slept so I forgot what this video was about for a second and when she said that I was like "yooo where is this going, what did I click"
@TheAgeofFabulous
@TheAgeofFabulous 4 года назад
I wonder if Simonton would have put in the goose feather boning in after the bodice channels sewn in flat and then shaped AFTER they were put in? So that would be more economical, they could have a lot of bodices shaping and the seamstresses could keep sewing.
@bernadettebanner
@bernadettebanner 4 года назад
Possibly! I didn't attempt to slide them in after stitching the channels as I imagined that wouldn't be possible with how rough the bones were, but my method might not have actually been any faster. It is a mystery to me!
@hqmonaro615
@hqmonaro615 4 года назад
@@bernadettebanner Did you get a feel of the goose quills? If they were smooth could it be possible they were coated in shellac once glued etc?
@brissygirl4997
@brissygirl4997 4 года назад
I was wondering if the feather bones were shaped after being sewn in as well, since having them pre curved seemed to be a bit of a p.i.t.a to sew without accidently snapping them.
@jennifervaughn8393
@jennifervaughn8393 4 года назад
I was also wondering if the shaping was done after the quills were put in flat. Being the one you examined was masses produce it seems more economical that they were sewed in flat and then shaped before the steal boning was put in. Maybe, just a thought.
@daleannharsh8295
@daleannharsh8295 4 года назад
lol... coming from a Henry Ford culture it seems reasonable to imagine a plant where each stage of the garment was handled by a specialist. Drafting, cutting, assembling, attaching channels, 'stuffing quills, and then off to a steamer for shaping. I suppose we'll never know (unless someone unearths a journal or two).
@kathaleenwood2426
@kathaleenwood2426 4 года назад
Your commitment to authenticity is commendable and your stitchery is impressive and so even. Great job.
@juliakatarina8262
@juliakatarina8262 3 года назад
I love the way you present things. And as always, beautiful craftmanship.
@balzacq
@balzacq 4 года назад
What's crazy is that what sure looks like a modern zipper foot fits perfectly on a 130-year-old machine. I guess that's one of those things like railroad gauge, where once the first company sets a standard, everyone else follows it so their parts can interchange.
@bernadettebanner
@bernadettebanner 4 года назад
I believe it is an original foot--it came with a set of others in an antique Singer puzze box!
@cprogrck
@cprogrck 4 года назад
Is my understanding correct that home sewing machine actually use to have a lot more attachments and foots available compared to today?
@ragnkja
@ragnkja 4 года назад
Bryan Lovely I wouldn’t be surprised if the first “zipper foot” was actually a cording foot, and people just kept using them (and calling them zipper feet) because it worked.
@alibabafurball
@alibabafurball 4 года назад
Brian Lovely that is correct. The low shank Singer attachments fit all the low shank machines. That was a very new zipper foot. The mid 50's one is a plastic adjustment screw and them the 20's was a rounded looking metal adjustment screw. Earlier they had solid left and right toe non adjustable feet.
@alibabafurball
@alibabafurball 4 года назад
@@cprogrck Yes. Where you would have built in functions on a modern sewing machine, the 1891 Singer shown had attachments for that function. Button holes and embroidery were both attachments for instance. I have examples and they are a wonder to see working.
@xeribloom
@xeribloom 4 года назад
I never really comment as I'm always late to viewing Ms Banner's videos (Sadly, as I'm a 15 year old student in Singapore, so weird timezones), but historical fashion has recently been my new aesthetic, and I always love to wake up to a video from my favourite youtuber. (PS: My english may be a little odd, as we Singaporeans use British English)
@dcinrb8538
@dcinrb8538 4 года назад
British terminology oftentimes is heard during a Bernadette Banner video ❤️. Your English is quite good. Comment as you like. Her online community support and politely share long after her original posting date. Binge watching her earlier videos is such fun. 🌴🌴 Stay safe.
@minimooster7258
@minimooster7258 4 года назад
We stan incorporating historical fashion into everyday dress! Also, don't worry about your English, it seemed absolutely normal to me, and speaking with not strictly American grammar isn't a crime 😂
@ellenma6002
@ellenma6002 4 года назад
Oh hi! I’m also a student in Singapore!🙃
@marianarodrigues8826
@marianarodrigues8826 4 года назад
Brazil here! I’m beggining to venture into somewhat historicaly inspired clothes, though a far shot away from the real deal. I’m still unconfortable with the idea of wearing something too “costume”
@heiditrampedach2084
@heiditrampedach2084 4 года назад
I think Bernadette has viewers from all around the world and we watch and comment when it's a convenient time, for each of us. For instance, I'm in Denmark 🇩🇰 and English is also my second language. Sometimes we make errors in grammar or spelling. But who cares, as long as the meaning of the sentence is clear.
@RosyRosie42
@RosyRosie42 4 года назад
Oh man! I was in agony knowing that you’ve spent so much time and hard work only to be 3 days late in getting those eyelets! But definitely a good call. You’d be much happier finishing it properly later on rather than rushing to get it done now. Well done 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@gemavaliente7675
@gemavaliente7675 4 года назад
I love your videos, I listen to them while I'm sewing and they're so paceful, they give me encouragement to keep working :)
@unnwean
@unnwean 4 года назад
Bernardette: I don't know how to use the starch. Me: what a shame she's not doing it later, Constance MacKenzie has video on starch. Bernardette: Constance has video on starch
@delanocarson7544
@delanocarson7544 4 года назад
I have been SO eagerly awaiting this video. Now that youre on a more sparse publishing schedule it feels like every video is extra special and a treat.
@nicolezarroc6261
@nicolezarroc6261 4 года назад
Oh my goodness, I just re-discovered you after going down the youtube rabbit hole and I am so happy!!! This the the *PERFECT* thing to watch while crocheting! Thank you Bernadette! :D
@eatthebottle3297
@eatthebottle3297 4 года назад
U say a lot a lot a LOT and I LOVE IT, seeing what ppl r thinking is just the BESTTT, SO many ideas, thoughts, and theories