How to Make an Embroidered Waistcoat

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Hi guys! Thanks for joining me for another episode - this time on the waistcoat. I took 3 weeks to go to Venice and recuperate and get my life back together, and this time I chose to do a more thought of consciousness, more casual method of explaining what I’m doing. Hope you enjoy it, and comment if you just want to say hi. I’d love to get to know my viewers!
Product Placment: I am officially a Baby Lock Ambassador and the machines in this video was provided by Baby Lock.
Materials:
Embroidery machine: Babylock Valiant @Baby Lock Sewing Machines
Sewing Machine: Babylock Soprano @Baby Lock Sewing Machines
Waistcoat pattern by Recollections of JP Ryan: www.jpryan.com...
Silk fabric from nydesignerfabrics: nydesignerfabrics.com -
Thread from Tire Silk Threads Wt #50
Stabilizer: www.amazon.com...
Frixion Pens: www.amazon.com...
Hoop screwdriver: www.amazon.com...
Clover button hole cutter: www.amazon.com...
Clover Awl for eyelet: www.amazon.com...
Linen: www.burnleyand...
Button moulds: www.burnleyand...
Music:
"Charmed Encounter" by Arthur Benson (epidemicsound.com)
"Among Terraced Houses" by Arthur Benson (epidemicsound.com)
“Through Dark Gardens" by Arthur Benson (epidemicsound.com)
“Shy Infatuation" by Arthur Benson (epidemicsound.com)

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28 сен 2024

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@alicewithwings6750 4 года назад

I’m glad to hear that you sew in your pyjamas. I mean with a 60 hour work week, a small child and then sewing all this, you’re clearly not sleeping, so it’s nice that they get some wear.

@arianabrand1153 2 года назад

I am cutting out my first quilt while listening to this video and it's fantastic company. Thank you for these detailed videos! I love the bright flowers!

@jakubserwin8208 4 года назад

i absolutely adore your work and cannot thank you enough for filming it. i'm in awe of how you manage to make videos, be a parent and work full time.

@Ash-xx5zd 4 года назад

Finally some menswear! Thank you for this. As a male, I greatly enjoy the womenswear, just for the sake of technique learning. But practical clothing to make (granted period dressing is more fun imo than practical 🤭) from the sewing community is hard to find for men. ...so a great reprieve from the typical content! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@ragnkja 2 года назад

Historical clothes (apart from court dress an the like) _was_ practical for the people who wore it. If you want to incorporate historical garments into your own wardrobe, consider what would suit your lifestyle and preferences, and go for it!

@kirstenpaff8946 4 года назад

The combination of the luxurious court gown with sneakers made me laugh.

@AbductedEntity 4 года назад

could you do a full view photo shoot of that dress?? or a get-ready-with-me style video for it? it looks so incredible just from the back even!

@delanocarson7544 4 года назад

Okay but I *love* your pajamas and you could have actively sold us on that actually just being a kitschy shirt. I've started filming some stuff and I just cant be bothered to even take off my fluffy house robe.

@laniwiens6574 4 года назад

I love your little macaron pattern weights! cute

@theladyisavamp 3 года назад

Inspiring me to make my love an embroidered waistcoat Really enjoyed your video 🖤🖤🖤

@randomspontanium 4 года назад

I am absolutely drooling over both of your outfits! They look amazing!

@UnpackingtheTrunkCostumes 4 года назад

I enjoyed this so much! I appreciate how you explain how and why you do the things you do. I can't wait to see your next video!!

@VITAEVOCE 4 года назад

This is Amazing !!! The colors are sooo vibrant ! That’s how they must have looked ! How exiting ! Amazing job

@bonniecolleenpappin8807 4 года назад

Stunning! Thank you. I also love the scattering of flowers.

@SofaraStarfyre 4 года назад

😍😍😍 Gorgeous!!! Your husband looks FABULOUS in the costume! Love the dress at the end as well!

@Hiker_who_Sews 4 года назад

What beautiful work. Thank you for sharing!

@daneekaplan4284 4 года назад

without words. it's gorgeous.

@ragnkja 4 года назад

I’ve heard that cutting open buttonholes with a chisel is the way it was done historically, probably for the reasons you mention. Similarly, lacing was often done with a bodkin.

@elementgypsy 4 года назад

Absolutely gorgeous!

@MonaSkovJensen 3 года назад

This is so beautiful!!!

@kathyhamer6118 4 года назад

Wow

@p0etrygh0st 4 года назад

Its amazing but I'd love to have seen a very very close up of the black patches with white flowers on top.

@linnyw1072 4 года назад

Hey ...PJ's are awesome if they don't like it tell them to " let a sister live!!!"

@magdalenazivkovic4173 3 года назад

how long did this take you?

@Sewstine 3 года назад

Honestly, I forgot to keep track. Probably around 100-120 hours?

@suzienada7253 3 года назад

is this sims build music?

@linnyw1072 4 года назад

O want to wear the waistcoat with hip huggers...

@charlotteroberts 4 года назад

I frequently sew only partially clothed, so I absolutely understand why you prefer to not get dressed up every time, especially as you're an incredibly busy professional and parent. Your videos are addicting!

@sharoncole8249 2 года назад

@Charlotte Roberts Am watching the videos again l have starting watching sawstine make her husband suit but sawstine channel is that good l just love to watch do her magic and make beautiful things .💖😊💖

@suzannekathro4958 4 года назад

I LOVE hand embroidering but it’s doubtful I would take this project on! I’m 72 years old so I wouldn’t live long enough to finish.

@sharoncole8249 2 года назад

@suzanne kathro you are never too old to do anything .you could just make a little pocket . Sawstine made a beautiful pocket with embroidery on it just ask your family to buy you the basics and get creative has much has you can .My mother was 80 years old this year and yes she has slowed down abit but she also loves creating things. We are lucky though to have sawstine channel so we can watch all the beautiful things she makes hope you have had a lovely summer 💖😊💖xx

@brennag7962 3 года назад

Watching something like this really brings home (one contributing factor) why the French Revolution happened and why fashion changed so drastically immediately after. Imagine being the poor schmucks hand embroidering all this just to have the wearers pick apart the golden seams as a pastime...

@leviticusrott 3 года назад

CosTube Community: WOMEN'S CLOTHING! :D Me: Wow! Neat. CosTube Community: ...mens clothing, i guess Me: GIVE!!! ME!!! MORE!!!

@remarkablestitches 4 года назад

I love that you sew in pajamas! It's so relatable for me, and you should be comfy when you sew.

@picassomanu185 4 года назад

I'd love to be able to sew in my pyjamas! Wonderful giggles in between slack jawed admiration. "My middle name is not patience… " Me: Says the woman who just told us she can spend 450 hours on a gown.. "Oh, wait, actually it is!" And loved the little glimpse of Converse at the end, very Coppola of you!

@fionacreates 4 года назад

Amazing. I love your combination of machine and hand sewing. The flowers are gorgeous. And I think whip stitches hold all my clothes together too not just the 18th century....

@alexandrianaujoks3181 4 года назад

Bernadette Banner!!!! Love this embroidery work. I'm just starting to sew but im teaching myself、so I'm probably going to make a lot of future mistakes. But my first project is going to be an 18th century pirate costume inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean 😊😊

@Thessalin 4 года назад

Thank you for everything you are doing right now! Take care, be safe.

@doloressims5677 3 года назад

When sewing for myself - its underwear and a t-shirt. That way when fitting I don't have to keep undressing/dressing.

@laninfapimentel311 2 года назад

Same here! Sewing is only glamourous when the work is finished 😆

@MikiGo88 4 года назад

This is partially a joke but also serious someone tell Cathy Hay about this. She suffered so long with her peacock dress and all she needed was this machine, but I am glad Bernadette is helping her. This would of helped her years ago.

@janekokoszko7525 4 года назад

I think you will find that quite a lot of us stitch in our p.j.' s!

@TheSerialHobbyistGirl 4 года назад

Beautiful work! Just one thing, please don't use Frixion pens on your gorgeous work, the lines appear again when the garment/fabric gets cold (as in winter)!

@sharoncole8249 2 года назад

🎬🎥📽this wasit coat is so beautiful l wish l could have seen you both the night you both wore these amazing clothes .l bet your husband is so amazingly proud of you and enjoys telling people you made the clothes 💖😊💖xx

@mariawhite7337 2 года назад

Me: Yes but what about doing it by hand? Victorian time traveller: You can do this by machine and you wish to do it by hand?! Are you insane? Me: Yes but that is not the point.

@JOGAZUCO 3 года назад

Omg I want to see one of this but with boning, a few stripes forw shoulders to hip maybe? So gorgeous!!! I just find your chanel and I'm love

@Tissaisme 4 года назад

I may not frequent any balls, but give me a man in a cravat and I’m a happy lady. Collars really are underrated

@Raiche58 3 года назад

It's so lovely to see a married couple mutually enjoying each other.

@carriewright8877 4 года назад

It is so satisfying to see this process, Christine!! Also, "whipstitch holds the 18th century together" lolololololol

@bunhelsingslegacy3549 3 года назад

"I think everyone should sew in pyjamas." YESSSS!

@Sewstine 3 года назад

YES!!! It's been a year; nothing's changed for me! :D

@femkebeernaert 4 года назад

I open my buttonholes the same way but use a block of wood under it. I think your cutting mat is taking a lot of damage here. My stamper is a vintage one and I love it because is so easy and creates very neat openings. :-)

@nixhixx 3 года назад

My guess is, if she can afford that machine, she can afford a second cutting mat just for button holes.

@richardsteele6469 4 года назад

Are you going to make embroidered shoes/slippers to match your costumes and make a video?

@roxiepoe9586 4 года назад

A glorious garment which is not meant to be seen by others is a delightful way to love oneself. This is beautiful.

@hannathuv 4 года назад

Watching this while sitting in my pajamas, practicing norwegian folk costume embroidering, I couldn’t agree more with the pajama statement!

@susanpilling8849 4 года назад

Looking fabulous. Glad you made it to Venice before the lockdown!

@PowerPivotLeadership 3 года назад

I've watched this video several times for the pleasure of it, but now I'm actually making myself a (not embroidered, everyday) waistcoat. Did you just draft the collar for yourself?

@42x3 3 года назад

First off, I love your work. However, like most of us, we do not have the 10K to purchase a 10+ needle embroidering machine. My machine has a 4"x4" embroidery field (even that cost a small chuck of change). So how can we accomplish the same effect? I can input my own designs in to my machine, but I am not sure which would be the best route to go. Do I create a grid and work in a 4x4 pattern stopping and resetting for each grid? I know I could create a 4x4 "puzzle" on a base and treat it like an applique, however it would be like adding patches to a fine fabric. I am thinking the 4x4 "pixel" pattern method would look the best. However, before I even start attempting the concept on scrap fabric, I am hoping you have some insight in to possible ways to accomplish the same type of look with what we have at our disposal.

@kraakar 2 года назад

Gorgeous

@pippaseaspirit4415 Год назад

I sincerely wish my own clothes were so adjustable! The waistcoat is stunning; your husband is a lucky man (in many ways).

@paulotoole4950 3 года назад

300 hours and that using a machine. Looks amazing. Do I want to know how much that machine costs?

@nixhixx 3 года назад

I just looked it up, you don't.

@paulotoole4950 3 года назад

@@nixhixx LOL I really fancy being able to do makers marks however something like this just scares me. ru-vid.comvideos has some interesting hand embroidery videos and it just makes you wonder how long something like this took?

@Mitchigon 4 года назад

i sew in my pajamas too! it's better anyway, you can move, you are cozier, usually both warmer and more comfy, its fine by me lol

@lindasevers5109 3 года назад

Sewing in my new flannel pajamas right now! Thanks for this tutorial. LOVE your pocket method. Bought some of your designs. Now I see how to make it!

@Smallpotato1965 4 года назад

it's there for the same reason lace on underwear is there: to make you feel good *knowing* it's there (and to reveal it to that special someone who is allowed to see you without your frock on, lol)

@lkriticos7619 3 года назад

It looks absolutely amazing.

@chris-sk8nd 4 года назад

Thanks for this!! Also thank you for your help in Hospital!

@ManzanitaStarwood 2 года назад

Oh, so gorgeous!!

@annettegradus9341 Год назад

Stunning!

@digitaldgirl4459 3 года назад

Gorgeous.

@nevem5010 3 года назад

💖

@melliedearwolf 3 года назад

Not me gawking over an embroidery machine..... Gonna try and save up for one! The result is so beautiful!

@nixhixx 3 года назад

Looks like it's the cost of a car. Yikes.

@janesmith4617 4 года назад

Your work is so beautiful! I am so glad I stumbled upon your channel. Subscribed!

@dorianjesustorresdominguez3446 4 года назад

How marvelous!!! I really dream with one of your waistcoats 😍😍🥰🥰

@sandyp2485 4 года назад

What beautiful work. Now I am really inspired to get back to sewing things for myself. Got plenty of time. :D

@akturus5283 4 года назад

You are not only excellent at doing your beautiful projects - your videos are very well done too. I love how you show and explain everything. I can't wait for that art nouveau (my favourite era) project!