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Finishing My Lady Watson Bustle Over-skirt

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Hi Friends!
YAY! I finished over 40 hours of making the Lady Watson Victorian Bustle Overskirt! That's more than any corset I have made! I'm prety pleased with how it turned out though so well worth it!
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5 июн 2019

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@KelseyDrummer 4 года назад

"I know that's not historically accurate, and everybody can just suck it." Love it.

@lewisholly4044 5 лет назад

The way i look at is, if they had had fray-check etc, they so would have used it. That's what i tell my self , while making my Medieval Dress.. Plus if someone is looking "that close" they are too close.. Yes i understand, some people prefer to work as "Authentic" as possible (who i am in awe of) , sadly i do not have the patience for that. As long as i'm happy and feel good in it, that's what counts. You are so relaxing too watch. But please keep resting as mush as possible. Woop on finishing the over skirt, i love it.

@katrinam3912 4 года назад

Your ironing board having a soft layer thick enough to pin into looks INCREDIBLY useful, especially if I ever want to give pleating like that a try - which always seemed way too daunting, but you make it look pretty straightforward, if time-consuming. I might have to see if I can make a new cover of some sort for my own ironing board that would let me use it in a similar way. Also, I know I said this before on an earlier video, but I am absolutely in awe of how driven you are when it comes to the immense amounts of work you put into your costuming. It's both inspiring and intimidating.

@Costuming_Drama 4 года назад

It’s a miracle ironing board cover and it’s also awesome because it allows you to turn your iron to a way lower setting as well! And thank you! Please don’t be intimidated, remember that you see it all condensed, but this sewing happens over an entire week or more! I’m gentler with myself than it seems from watching these!

@michellek6365 5 лет назад

I feel like you got the overskirt done so quickly!!! I remember you saying that you’re slow at hand stitching, but I think that’s not the case anymore!!! Also, thank you for sharing the vinegar pleating method. I’ve never heard/seen that before, but I’ve also never had to make pleats.... but now I know and “knowing is half the battle!!” You’re making amazing progress and thank you for sharing!!!

@shevuansereday3085 5 лет назад

You keep referring to this iron man dress? Let's see it. Sound as thou your proud of it and spent a lot of time on it.

@roxiepoe9586 5 лет назад

Fray. Another word for "fringe". Rock that fringe, girl.

@misswazzra 4 года назад

“So I’m like... okay. Cool.” 🤣🤣🤣

@celticgoddess81 5 лет назад

This is why I did the loop version instead of a buckle on my beautiful Kensingtons! AD has a tutorial on how to fold back the loops of your latches and tie with bows. :D

@bertuccigirl 5 лет назад

I enjoy watching your progress, and you are making me want to pleat something. I love historical garments and hand sewing and someday would like to make a corset, but don’t know that I will ever make it to costume college. Maybe someday my daughter and I can go together. It has been fun to see her get interested in the things I love and seeing her hand sew. I almost wish I could go back to college and major in history like she is now! In the meantime I guess I will get back to the blog I have been wanting to create. Thanks for bringing us on the journey!

@michellecornum5856 5 лет назад

Oooo! A cockade on one side and ribbon on the other!! That would be a very Sherlock clue type thing!!

@Becky_Theroux_Gockel 5 лет назад

Love the bustle, it looks great. I can't wait to see it all completed. It certainly is a lot of work!

@rtmigneron 5 лет назад

It looks so good! It's very exciting to see it all come together. I hope you are feeling even better soon. Thanks for sharing.

@lyndaevans1132 5 лет назад

Im also impressed with how immaculately you keep your ironing board cover! I use nine so much that I have to change it once a month, just so i can stand it!

@janekokoszko7525 5 лет назад

I know that the pleating is driving you nuts, but it looks fabulous on the skirt. I have also been rear-ended and was amazed at how much it cost to repair and how much pain developed! I do hope you are feeling better.

@mildlycornfield 5 лет назад

I’ve been trying to knit this week - I haven’t done it in ages, and watching Good Omens, which has been brilliant so far! We Will Rock You is fantastic - hope you’re well enough to go!

@imafruitcake7201 5 лет назад

I’ve been on a 1980’s rock music kick, so I’ve been listening to that, I finished my last quilt that I had to do, and now I’m making myself a pair of pants for the first time in a long time.

@kitdubhran2968 5 лет назад

Well done!!! Congrats on getting this beast finished!!! 👍👍👍

@rachelunderwood4868 5 лет назад

Awww we didn't get to see you ticking off the bustle on your whiteboard. I get a vicarious thrill of achievement seeing you do that 😉 And I'm currently revising for my year end exam on Wednesday so reading Frankenstein, Oroonoko, Candide, and a million poems; I can remember nothing about any of them apart from the woman who has one buttock cut off. I'm doomed...

@katiepie3009 5 лет назад

Oooh, I can’t wait to see it steamed and all together with all the pieces! Listening to The Weirdest Things I Learned This Week by Popular Science! I’ve started loom knitting beverage sweaters (coozies) for people, and made one specifically for Pride for a friend of mine!

@PennySBurt 5 лет назад

I love it when you show how you do things!

@BethAge95 2 года назад

The moment you said you had a hard time focussing I looked down on my tunic and realised I put the patch on the inside instead of the outside where it was supposed to go to cover up a hole... Not concussed just not enough sleep. Will tare off the patch and sew it on the right side. Tomorrow. Don't trust myself anymore tonight :D Also watched Chernobyl when it came out and it gave me the chills. It's soooo good but so disturbing! Loved and hated it.

@JessieGamerGirl 5 лет назад

I’ve been listening to Mercedes Lackey’s Vows and Honor Series this week when I haven’t been watching your vlog.

@EagleRue 4 года назад

I told someone about the vinegar and they did not believe me. Thank you! I have been using this for years!

@pippaseaspirit4415 Год назад

I would really love to see more actual cutting / sewing etc. action rather than just hearing what you have achieved; I love to watch the whole process unfold. (It’s very satisfying!) Do you do more of that in your later videos? I’m busy binge watching my way through them all!

@Costuming_Drama Год назад

Not really, it gets pretty old for people to watch me just cut over and over and over. Most people are here for the chats…

@dejemme 5 лет назад

Working on a robe a la turque this week. Petticoat and loads of beading to go.

@dejemme 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama Instagram: sapphirestreasures513 I really should post more there as tones of corsets,capes and costumes

@lyndaevans1132 5 лет назад

Oh, my! So fancy...and so complicated!

@ladystitch-a-lot 5 лет назад

It's looking more and more gorgeous!! I'm finishing up a viking dress outfit that I will be wearing at the end of next month... I am currently listening to the first Game of Thrones audiobook

@ladystitch-a-lot 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama I found the one here on RU-vid and it's much better it's a girl reading it.. I was just asked to make a fascinator for a friend lol so now adding that to my list of things to do lol

@TheDeerhunter316 5 лет назад

Finally home from my cruise reading Pride and prejudice. Packing my room

@TheDeerhunter316 5 лет назад

Thank you Noelle! I am most worried that we won't be able to get my roomed straightened before my surgery

@MysticOceanDollies 5 лет назад

I need those hats

@celticgoddess81 5 лет назад

I have grommets left my Regency stays (came in the mail today. :D) And a client's short Regency stays. Also working on an 18th C jacket for a client. Then I have to get my list for CoCo done. UGH SO Much to do so little time. Can't wait though. I'm rewatching Agatha Raisin. :D

@celticgoddess81 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama Its a BBC drama mystery she solves mysteries its really funny. At the moment you can only watch it with acorn.

@michaelacoy3337 5 лет назад

Wow, those pleats look SO. COOL!!! on the side. Just finished listening to The Help on audio (free on RU-vid), super entertaining. Also totally feel your pain with the pleater. I made my own, and I am still not happy with how the pleats came out. Because it was just a scored piece of thick cardboard-like paper, it didn't hold it's shape or the fabric unless I weighed each end down with heavy books. :(

@michaelacoy3337 5 лет назад

Absolutely! It’s really good, also nice and long for big projects.

@michelleross9782 5 лет назад

There are glasses you can get without a prescription that can reduce some concussion symptoms. There are bluelight filter glasses & there are the FL-41 migraine glasses. I use the migraine glasses & they are amazing. I have 3 rare brain/spine disorders which cause similar symptoms to a concussion. They may help you with editing & watching TV.

@michelleross9782 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama FL-41 tint does more than blue light filtering. It can help with refresh rate causing eye strain, eye pain, headache, migraine. Nightshift, especially if you go through & make it more orange, can be helpful. I guess start with what you have on hand & then see if getting the glasses is worth it. One thought, while watching a movie & you want to see true color of fabrics? You either have to go back through settings to undo it & then do it back or just take the glasses of for a second & then put them back on.

@michelleross9782 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama TheraSpecs are kind of coralish in color. There are lighter tinted for indoors & darker tinted for outdoors. Now you need to remember that If the lenses are not listed as FL-41 tint they will only turn things pink & not really help. There are a lot of rose colored glasses trying to call themselves migraine glasses to get in on the "hype?" Good Luck

@Notlost-lj9qt 5 лет назад

MICHELLE ROSS pink lenses are sometimes used also. They can help when one has headaches or light sensitivity after concussion.

@MabruBlack 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama It definitely helps!!!! but if you get the glasses with blue light filter/tinted that will make editing and watching TV way more comfortable. It save me at grad school, my migraines went down considerably after I started using these glasses.

@shanajuarez3540 5 лет назад

I bought my tickets to Costume College! Hope to see you and say hi!

@pippaseaspirit4415 Год назад

I know I’m way after the event, but for future reference, horizontal pleats should always have their open side facing down unless otherwise specified. This is to stop them collecting fluff, pet hairs, biscuit crumbs etc 😂

@Costuming_Drama Год назад

Not according to the pattern or like… all of victorian history!

@lindapassos 5 лет назад

Hi Noelle, I already subs to your other channel and you're right "beauty community" it's very different from "historic community" and i don't blame you if you prefer this one 😉 Just leaving comments in some channels, I already got 16's wanting to teach me about makeup and skincare, when I wear makeup for more than 30 years 🤣🤣🤣 Glad to hear that you are ok after your car crash, I just got a bit worried cause I had the same kind of crash with my car stopped and a lunatic crashed on my rear and I got sore for a couple of weeks cause of it 💕Just take it easy, I know harder to do than to say 😘😘😘

@lindapassos 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama Totally agree, too much drama reason why I've been delaying my channel for 2 years now =D Hahaha Glad your coworkers were worried with you, just shows they care 😉 Have a great weekend!!! 😘😘😘

@picassomanu185 5 лет назад

Oh, this looks nice. Not at all the way I do pleats, which is interesting because you never know when you're going to need a new technique to do stuff. Maybe you could do the side bow and pin a little cocarde on top of it? Or maybe on the hat, if you're not going for Watson classic bowler hat? I am working on changing the silk on one of my antique parasols, the lace is appliqué (finally!), and now must sew the pieces together to check how it fits before putting even more lace on the thing. Fun! And be careful with that concussion!

@picassomanu185 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama The best tuto I could find was there: tissusetrecup.wordpress.com/category/ombrelles-anciennes/ the second post has the whole process… In French, but with very many pictures, so it's quite easy to follow. I've recovered a couple already, and it's not that hard. Well, you got to be finicky, and precise… and bloody patient and baste everything because if you deviate one millimeter, it's NOT going to forgive you, but to be honest, I was expecting worse. Maybe just lucky?

@garnetphq9870 5 лет назад

We live you too! 💖

@garnetphq9870 5 лет назад

Love!!!

@michellecornum5856 5 лет назад

Speaking of make up and skin care, did your air bags go off? My husband and I were i an accident an we both developed a little cough and a rash from the airbags. It cleared up, but it was annoying and needed a little ointment for a couple of days. I am amazed at all you manage to get done (and at the time of night you do it!!)

@megantousignant18 3 года назад

All the cabbage I created from the last two days has been cut down to teeny tiny pieces in order to be used as stuffing.

@muslinandlace2099 5 лет назад

So, I'm a total noob to pleating and I've never heard of using vinegar to set them- is that something you can do for most fabrics, or should it be mostly natural fibers? Inquiring minds need to know for Future Foof needs 😁 Going to start a pair of stays, finish a chemise, and hopefully get done a pair of pocket hoops for a new 18th century project - either a jacket/petti combo, or a full round gown, depends on my level of bravery lol. Reading and watching Outlander for inspiration.

@muslinandlace2099 5 лет назад

Awesome, I can't wait to try that on some of the clothes I've made for my daughter, she loves 'swooshy' skirts :)

@charlielamaletie458 5 лет назад

Do the pleats stay in if you wash the garment with this vinegar trick?

@craftscrimes681 5 лет назад

Patterns confuse me all the time. I usually put it to the side, take a nap, and then come back to it. I swear, the nap really helps!

@craftscrimes681 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama I hadn't even considered snacking!

@rslocum17 4 года назад

Where does one get this pattern you are using??? I wants it 💕

@EmsIsFab 5 лет назад

I know I’m a week behind with this video but I drafted my pocket today, which for some reason I put off for weeks LOL

@EmsIsFab 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama I have a life but 90% of it is watching RU-vid TBH. LOL

@camelliacabernet2818 5 лет назад

I find Victorian and Edwardian patterns more confusing than patterns of 1940s or newer. They call parts differently and I believe they assume a certain knowledge base.

@lyndaevans1132 5 лет назад

Hmmm, I would have thought the beautiful tiny pleats would have hung the other way so they didn't fall open Was the idea to have the pleats fall open to show more?

@lyndaevans1132 5 лет назад

All that beautiful work!!!! Maybe it’s a subtle way of flirting-the fancy stuff can only be seen when you sit ‘ a certain way!’ Wouldn’t put it past those ladies-they had to think of these things!!!!

@elisabetfinlayson8539 5 лет назад

Oh isn’t she beautiful!

@elisabetfinlayson8539 5 лет назад

The pleats though!!! Ahahahah! I hope your feeling better though.

@anniesmask 5 лет назад

I voraciously read fan fiction, lately Teen Wolf. I'm working on a neon flower (actual colorway name) sock. Just finished the Eye of Partridge heel flap, and I'm about to turn the heel. Do you knit? Theres just something magical about heel turning.

@anniesmask 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama are you on Ravelry? I love all the wonderful patterns and have a couple of favorite groups.

@JazzToMoonbase2 5 лет назад

Rofl. It's so funny you didn't like the new godzilla. It has so much more respect for the source material. I loved it and hated the 2014 godzilla 😂

@JazzToMoonbase2 5 лет назад

@@Costuming_Drama lol, not every movie is gonna win with everyone. Godzilla is such a niche franchise. Can be very cheesy. Doesn't always play well with all audiences. Nervous about Godzilla vs King Kong remake. That will be..... interesting