I made historical "cozy-clothes" - 1840/1860 Work dress

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I made a work dress from Laughing moon - in my mission to find historical cozy-clothes I found this pattern form Laughing moon, that looked just right, and not too difficult to make so this wouldn’t take long, right?. Well it wasn’t difficult, just time consuming and it took a whole lot of fabric! But you know what; it’s the perfect cozy-clothes dress! IT HAS THE BIGGEST POCKETS FOR SNACKS!! And I just love that.
So if you are looking for “historical cozy clothes” this patterns is perfect!
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13 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 31

@pippaseaspirit4415 10 месяцев назад

I can imagine this dress in a lightweight wool 😻 Expensive, but so cozy!

@oldchickenlady 2 месяца назад

Your video was wonderful! You showed the steps clearly and explained everything so well. This is the first time I have watched your channel and I subscribed!

@jeremyhellen8234 3 года назад

I really love this little corner of the internet. It's always so cozy to come here and watch you sew. I also really appreciate your not harping about liking and subscribing, but if you're someone scrolling through the comments I emplore you to leave a like if you enjoyed this video. Her content is wonderful and it's a nice way to let her know you appreciated it

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

That is sweet of you to say ❤️ thank you 😊

@lizmcgovern1173 3 года назад

Good Lord! The size of those pockets!

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

I know! 😁 Just image all of the snacks you can fit in to them.

@calliecordoba532 Год назад

Love your cozy clothes. 😀👍

@TheEconWoman 3 года назад

I love this shirt dress - it looks so comfortable. And you did a fantastic job on the piping. I always leave that part out because it intimidates me. Can’t wait to see this done in a flannel.

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

Thank you 😊 it is super comfy! And I can't wait to see it in flannel either. 😁

@NoMoreSilkTwist 2 года назад

I love how your sack dress turned out! And I appreciate how you clearly show the pattern and each step of the process, it makes it a lot easier to follow along :)

@TheHBSeamstress 2 года назад

Thank you 😊

@dinerwaitress 10 месяцев назад

The dress is so well made! It'll be just fine in polyester, will save you hours of ironing 😊 I'm also in Denmark and very encouraged by this project! I've sewn clothes from a pattern before but something always goes south 😅

@TheHBSeamstress 10 месяцев назад

Velkommen til! Altid rar med endnu en dansker. 😉 Thank you 😊 I tend to see it as a design choice when that happens. 😉

@ellahopkinson 2 года назад

I think they would have used the cheapest possible fabric for these dresses, so in that sense, polyester is perfectly appropriate :) looks beautiful in the end

@Nessi-dances 3 года назад

The camera moving along with the sewing machine is hilarious! "Shoulder seams" is definitely a tongue twister in English. XD XD The dress looks very good and cozy! A flannel one would be amazing for winter!

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

Forgot to attach my camera probably 😅🙈 so now i know how to make "running camera" shots! They are and thank you. 😊

@theresashingler4345 3 года назад

That turned out beautifully. What a lot of fabric it takes, well worth it though. 😍

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

Thank you 😊 i think so too. 😉

@savannahbrewer6161 2 года назад

thank you for sharing this, it really helps me understand the pattern better

@TheHBSeamstress 2 года назад

You're welcome 🙂 glad I could help.

@beeticket 3 года назад

A lot of work but it turned out great, so well done! Good job on the piping also - it’s a skill I have yet to tackle myself, so thank you you for making it look easy!

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

Thank you 😊 and your welcome 😉

@leyiseclipse 3 года назад

This turned out so cute! I love how it draps, and that pipping. It really looks super comfy!

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

Thank you 😊 glad you think so!

@Ventura0404 3 года назад

Very, very nice

@TheHBSeamstress 3 года назад

Thank you very much 😁

@Noblebird02 4 дня назад

I know that Victorian women wore wrappers as maternity wear, but were they sewn as normal clothes and then accommodate pregnancy or did they make different wrappers for pregnancy and household chores

@TheHBSeamstress День назад

Well, that's a good question 😊 what I have found is that they made the same kind of wrapper but in different fabrics, but then again I'm not an historian so I might be wrong. 😉