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Sewing Regency Short Stays, Pt 1 | | Corset-Making

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Hello Friends! This week I get about half-way through sewing some regency short stays. I go over the channels and cording process and get them ready to sew together and bind! Also, there's some fun little chats about CoCoVid and also about the Podcast that Morgan and I did and a little secret if you know how to use the internet! wink Regency short stays were a short-lived garment that came between the conical shape of the 18th century stays, but before the Victorian Corset was invented. They are fairly straight in shape and are mostly to give you smooth lines and support the bust underneath all of those sheer dresses. The bust point during regency was pretty high compared with modern garments and are the epitome of "lift and separate"! I hope you all enjoy! ___________________________ People and Things mentioned in this video: Corset and stays supplies - https://corsetmaking.com/ The CosTube Guide - https://www.instagram.com/costubeguide/ _ Things people ask me about (affiliate links): Amazon Store Page - (has books, sewing stuff, and filming equipment) - https://www.amazon.com/shop/costumingdrama _____________________________ Links! ★Follow Me!★ My Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/CostumingDrama My Costuming Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/costuming_drama/ My Personal Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lbc42/ My Cats' Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gatosdepaduan/ ★The Podcast★ Ladies Who Genre can be found on most podcast apps and always at: http://www.ladieswhogenre.com ★Send Me Mail★ (Please keep this to just letters, unless we discuss it first. I love that people want to send me things, but I have a house full of things and not much room for more, so I would like to make sure I really want the thing before you spend money sending it to me! Thank you!!) Noelle Paduan 117 Bernal Road Ste 70-140 San Jose, Ca 95119 All Music can be found at: https://www.epidemicsound.com or /audiolibrary/music #1890's #Vest #Waistcoat

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@mariebray98314 years ago Cocovid is great for those of us are highly unlikely to be able to go to costume college ever, even if it wasn't canceled this year 160
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@madelinegutierrez17204 years ago I'm with you on the night owl hours!
And I think it's natural for some of us to be that way..
Some people through history had to keep the fires burning, walk the city walls, night hunting, tend kilns.. Etc.
The world was never just 9 to 5 or even only sunrise to sunset! ... 34
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@karinbaird24994 years ago Re: getting your vlogs out on certain days.... A wise woman once suggested setting compassionate goals for oneself. 😘
We are so very glad whenever you post your vlogs and would really hate for you to feel stressed out. This is supposed to be fun and rewarding for you too 💞 ... 59
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@an-enby-panda78404 years ago A panel of POC and/or trans/nonbinary people would be so great! =D I don't sew much, mostly just watch sewing videos, and I can't wait for everyone's CoCoVid panels! ^-^ 1
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@kitdubhran29684 years ago The Seedy Underbelly is what I’m calling my hanging chubby belly now. I love that so much. 4
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@GenderIsAnIllusion4 years ago Hey, I'm just making my linen chemise and drawers to go under my yr 12 formal dress for next year and listening to the full Sherlock Holmes series. Hope everyone's doing well! 18
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@joyous17764 years ago Do you feel like you are more motivated and get more accomplished on the more nocturnal sleep schedule? I am more of a night owl and often feel more motivated to work on projects at night after catching my second wind after forcing myself through the "normal" peoples day. But by then I am too tired. ... 45
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@KotaMakes4 years ago Hi, it's Kota here been round but not really vocal. Based in the UK. The daughter and I have been doing fantasy costuming in the past but not until the lockdown we realised that each other had an interest in historical costuming. We are both working on an Edwardian project at the moment which we are planning to vlog about. We won't be making it in time for CoCoVID but we will be watching and participating in the audience. We both know our chances of getting to CoCo are slim to none. We are so grateful to you and the other admins who have organised CoCoVID. One day we will have a UK CoCo. ...
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@kimberly_erin4 years ago Cocovid is just about the most exciting thing ever!!!!!😁😁😁😁
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@kaysiahollitt21434 years ago Hi! Im sitting here, in a 12 Hr shift on a mine site in Australia and watching all the ye olde timey costume making videos I can. I started sewing at Tafe when I was doing a fashion design course and have loved it ever since. I make plus size clothing of myself as I can never find stuff I like in my size, especially fandom based things.
Just wanted to say that I've watched a couple of your videos now and I am in love.
Thank you for showing us your projects. Stay safe ... 1
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@vaskelaff4 years ago Me: decides to make a regency dress and every other layer needed.
Noelle: has videos up on the exact thing I am most curious about and freaking most out about.
Bless you for making everything look easy and for this video and the second part. I am sure I will be rewatching then both when I start my journey. ...
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@cherylspear16334 years ago Hi, Noelle! I LOVED the video and am working my way thru more of them. :) CoCoVid was amazing last weekend. I'm still making my way thru some of the videos, but they're nice to have on while I sew. Currently, I am making a Green (Mighty Morphin) Power Ranger costume for my grandson. I do primarily enjoy making historic clothing. Most recently, I made a pair of 18th century pockets with machine embroidery and last year I made my son a court suit for his trip to Versailles. I also work in the IT field and am currently working from home during the pandemic. I have followed some of the CoCoVid "makers" and "designers" for a while and was so pleased to find that you all, not only know each other, but are great friends. Awesome. ...
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@tarabound4 years ago that is wonderful that you are holding an event. It is exhausting. But it is worth it.
I just want to warn you, you are probably going to feel that things are going bad.....but as someone who has run a lot of events. Your attendees never know and most of your participants don't either. Therefore, it is going to be spectacular no matter what it feels like at the time.
I wish you the best. I can't wait for it. ... 2
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@skepticalpirate4 years ago Yay for late night stuff! I work nights for a reason lol, this is when I’m most awake and productive ^_^ I feel like the insistence on a 9-5 schedule is so counter to what a lot of people’s bodies actually need it’s ridiculous. Watching you make these has me wanting to make a second set of my short stays lol. Thanks for another lovely video ... 13
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@TheMetatronGirl4 years ago I was looking at that doll needle and thinking, “do you suppose they had super long needles to do cording with in the old days, or a special tool?” Annnnnnd you showed the super long needle! That’s just frickin cool AF. I can’t wait to see these stays done! I’m always so impressed with your finished garments.
FYI, hydrogen peroxide is used in hospitals to get stains out of scrubs. Yes, it will EVENTUALLY destroy fabric, but if you rinse it well it’ll take a long time. I’ve had my scrubs for 12 years and they’re still kicking. 😀 Scrubs are the best work uniform...wear pajamas to work!! ... 1
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@Annartygirl2 years ago Hey Noelle I am a home-school mother-of-three and I love your videos. The schedule you described at the beginning of your Vlog is my preferred mode of existence as well. Me and my kids do a modified version where we go to bed around 1 and wake up at noon sometimes I get up earlier than them but not that often the stupid world on the wrong schedule and it's all because of capitalism! ... 1
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@animelove0114 years ago Hellooooo Bernadette Banner and Cathy Hay sent me! I'm a super newby costume enthusiast from the Netherlands and hoping to make my first actual garment soon. Loving the vlogs! can't wait to see more! Have a good day! ... 1
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@Terieka20014 years ago Me: just getting into regency phase (and being obsessed)
You: regency stays ✨✨✨ 7
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@CE-wg5gn4 years ago After I started watching all you guys on YouTube, you motivated me to get back into trying to sew some costums. I tried when I was younger but I didn't have the cash to do it in a nice way and hated everything I did. Now I'm in my thirties and I'm trying again. The first thing is going to be an 18tcentury stay and a corset (because why only do one?). And I wanted to get artificial baleen for the corset. And I was like "Yeah I live in Germany shouldn't be a problem it's from here". Boy was I wrong! You can't buy it directly from the company. Googling only got me a lot of US and UK sites. So after some more search, I finally found a site, but they only sell it in 50m boxes and I don't want to buy so much if I only want to try something out. So I got some cable ties for the stays so I can at least get started with something!
And then finally, yesterday I stumbled over a defunct costuming forum where I found a functioning link to a site that actually sells it by the meter. So a corset is going to be a thing now and this is just a long way to say that I'm jealous about the resources you guys have in the US for costuming (and all the people that work together). Hope you stay save! ...
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@samboling83394 years ago You are not alone with being nocturnal. I always feel better when I stay up till between 2 & 3 am, and am usually up around 10 - 11 am. Being wired to be awake at night isn't as odd as we think it is. 🌃👍😁 1
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@EvaMariaHein3 years ago I found you in this manner: Bernadette Banner -> Morgan Donner -> Rachel Maksy -> and then you started popping up when youtube learnt that I like sewing. I am an over-ambitious beginner sewist. I have watched my late mother sew for years, both for me and her, and all that knowledge sort of got stored in my brain until now. I haven't started historical sewing yet, but hope to work my way to burlesque corsets within a couple of years. From Denmark btw (as in Denmark in Scandinavia not Denmark in New York ;-) ), so I have tried a bit of naalbinding when I did Medieval reenactment with an ex ...
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@canucknancy42574 years ago Okay. I think I'm just going to have to take the entire weekend off and tell the boys that I'm unavailable because I'm watching Cocovid 😁 "It's still fully pinned and not weird yet kind of squiggly way". Makes perfect sense. Brilliant colour combo. Wouldn't have thought of those two together, but they work!
I adore Ray in the Princess and the Frog. He's such a sweet firefly. The cording is so nice and straight and pretty. The pattern appeals to me. Awesome job! Catch you in the next vid. Take care. ...
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@stormvexed2 years ago I used to live like that. It was kinda awesome. Haven't been able to do it with normal jobs ugh. I totally understand.
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@Nephthys_Nile4 years ago Woo woo! I’m currently hand stitching the darts and felling centre back seam of the 1890 Black Snail Vest. Currently listening to the Dressed: The History of Fashion podcast. Currently reading Terry Pratchett’s “The Truth.”
💜💜💜 ... 3
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@billiebluesheepie29074 years ago I’m a “watched everything at least once” person and I frequently re-watch vlogs as it’s lonely here in lockdown land.
I’m making... a pair of late 16C stays.
I’m watching... far too much YouTube costubers :-)
I’m eating... strawberries and blueberries as I’ve had my fourth grocery delivery since early March and forgot what fresh stuff tasted like!
Your advertisements today included two for a Nissan car and one each for PayPal and a mascara! (I’ll probably use PayPal but don’t ever see a use for the other two!) ... 5
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@ursulasandstrom3554 years ago Thanks for the late night upload! Spilled tea water on my right hand after making late night existential pandemic dread induced tea. So distractions while I do burn management are appreciated! 1
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@colin52274 years ago i'm Colin and I found your channel thru Bernadette's Costume College 2019 playlist! I like knitting and crochet, I've sewn a very small bit but mostly i'm just here to see people do projects and maybe that'll give me hints on sewing small stuff ...
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@kathiehughes48924 years ago I am currently reading the newest Laurell K Hamilton book. I am loving it because she is back to more of when Anita Blake was working and not so much (so far) about her love life. She is such an awesome writer. We also read Jim Butcher in our house :) We have the new book, but I have not read it yet. Hubby is reading it first :) ...
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@sandybishop11524 years ago Hi Noelle I met you today on the Zoom with Bernadette and , Gee , their names elude me . I don’t really see , ok , I did make a nice linen dress and 4 lined masks with iron on inside . I am in awe of how you even manage to know what to do. Anyway , am from South Africa and am a hairstylist. I also watched Bernadette’s Cinderella video and love the hairstyles . Also watched her one where she shows outfits etc from the movie Outlander and some others . I stopped watching those series on tv because I got so mad at the fact that their clothes, hair and can you believe , make up .... was so not in context with the time period . So , as I said , could never make period costumes as , when I saw that pattern you were cutting out , I knew .... never . But really enjoyed watching . Will also watch the Zoom get together with the 4 of you girls tomorrow . Who knows , when I retire , I may make a u tube video of me spinning , dyeing and knitting . So saving the two videos for “one day info 🤣 ...
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@IngerWinkelmann4 years ago My body does the same thing, shifting to nocturnal whenever it can! Fellow night owl fist bump for you!
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@mothersuperior67514 years ago That nocturnal thing is great. When you move to New Zealand you will already be time zoned....
Nods enthusiastically. 3
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@natasham.88794 years ago Well, I feel less awkward about having started this vlog after 4am, lol. I wanted to listen to the podcast early, but I need to finish the book still. I can't wait to see all the content for CoCoVid. I'm pretty excited. 😊💜 ... 2
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@anitagander43584 years ago Yay... now I'm hyped for this CoCo weekend. I just recently got to know it exists, and one day I would like to go, so looking forward to this digital version. 1
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@helenamizera38074 years ago I just found out you were responsible for cocovid. It was a brilliant idea! I've discovered so many new to me you tubers from this community. I've been having a blast watching the videos.
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@invadersin52034 years ago I'm such a night owl, I will happily start sewing at midnight. Not useful when you have kids who get you up at dawn though.
I just started actually listening to audio books, i haven't read a book in probably 3 years, but I love books, so instead of diving into more youtube rabbit holes (which is how i found CosTube), I decided to use AudioBooks :) Right now, I am listening to Kathy Reichs Bones Never Forget, such a fan of her work, having watched all of the Bones TV series, I started to collect her books too.
I need to get motivated to finish my corset mock up, i used the tutorial on Foundations Revealed but all the tutorials are gone so i have no clue what i am doing now. ... 5
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@drhelenloney14264 years ago It has just struck me that how you are choosing to sew the channels is similar to how you quilt, start in the middle and do the lines which lock the layers together, then fill in the smaller stuff later. Clever. 3
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@robyn33494 years ago Thank you! I am crocheting the Palermo top with Rowan Summerlite 4ply. Excited about CoCovid!
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@shannonmccandless85604 years ago I am new to following you. I found you from following Bernadette Banner. I am new to historical sewing and have been working on an 1860s dress. I've veered off to work on the corset. Thank you for your informative sewing sessions. It really is helpful to see the whole process. Plus I am very excited for the online Cocovid!! ...
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@juniper1119844 years ago Hi! I'm new-ish here :) I found you through the costube secret Santa and subscribed but haven't watched that many vids yet. You did an AMAZING job with cocovid and it brought me back again and I'm so glad it did! ♥️ ...
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@mrs.knecro70444 years ago I just recently watched princess and the frog for the first time! It made me want to go to Louisiana! I’m finishing up hemming the side seam of my shift then on to figure out the mind trap that is the arm reinforcements. I finally got the replacement part for my new to me sewing machine only to find out that the tension or timing is all sorts of out of wack and it’s a computerized machine... so saving up to eventually have that looked at and I’ll just keep hand sewing! I have been listening to the Love to Sew podcast cause I think you mentioned it once upon a time and I’m going from the beginning and loving it. They are delightful. Thank you as always for the wonderful content! ...
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@cornbread15634 years ago Another late night for me. No better way to spend a Saturday night. 6
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@thetimelesscostumemaker12664 years ago I am so excited for Cocovid! I never thought I would be able to attend Costume College because of my life and now I get to experience a version of it. Thank You so much for spending the time to put this together.
I mark my fabric wrong so many times when I'm making things. I totally feel your frustration. ...
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@Griiisetryne4 years ago I'm starting my first regency outfit now, and I'm so excited! Never done this period before and I'm on a tight schedule, so I'm taking a lot of aesthetic liberties with it 😂 Got my fabric pre-washed, now I just gotta start with the stays! Luckily I already have a pack of cording needles, so I'm ready 😤💪 ...
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@kristenk57544 years ago I'm reading Anne of green gables right now and am almost finished... and then I'm going to marathon the show and catch up on the newer season.
I'm super excited to see how these fit you. I have a similar shape and would love some short stays to wear. ...
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@TheVintageGuidebook4 years ago SUPER excited for CoCoVid! And your technology skills have me in awe, seriously...I cannot figure out anything that plugs in to save my life lol. Young people and tech skills is a MYTH!!!
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@jenniferprice10364 years ago Same on being nocturnal! Gonna SUCK when I have to go back to retail hours.
COCOvid sounds like an AMAZING plan and even though I'm not a costumer AT ALL I'd love to participate! Keeping my eyes peeled for the links and I'm excited! Really keen on the Discord server too- having a centralized place for all your fabulous selves and your related knowledge is just--GAH so exciting. _
That flat light table is super cool! I'm gonna have to look into that for my jewelry design rendering because omg that would save SO MUCH TIME.
Also, Dresden Files is an AMAZING series, I read all of them within a few weeks. Like, DEVOURED them. I hope you love the new one! ... 1
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@MissIV4 years ago Oh my goodness yes! If I could stay on my ‘Covid’ schedule I’d be so happy and far more productive!
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@lindamann21133 years ago I'm Linda I'm from Tennessee and i found your video's on YouTube and love 💗 them you are such an inspiration for me to make my own clothes so keep sewing 🧵 and showing me how to
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@DefinitelyNotSteveAustin4 years ago I love watching stay construction videos! I don’t know what it is, they’re just so cool! Currently I’m working on setting up my own buisness, and at the age of 20, it’s SO MUCH ADULTING!😂 loved the video! I can’t wait for the next vlog!💗✨ ...
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@rosestewart60934 years ago Hi! I'm old here, LOL! Not much going on up here...kids aren't letting me do much sewing lately. So I've been knitting on a shawly sweater that should fit my idea "butterfly woman" look and cross stitching because I can easily hold that out of the baby's reach. I am reading through the Anne McCaffery Pern books the last few weeks, and its been quite enjoyable. ...
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@margaretkaraba81614 years ago a long time ago, I read an article in New Scientist magazine on sleep patterns it said that humans have a natural sleep cycle of 25-26 hours. I felt so justified (If I have the time, I go from nocturnal to diurnal and back again in a slow cycle - not sudden switching). ... 8
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@khazermashkes23164 years ago I am looking forward to virtual Costume College! Thank you for organizing it! 1
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@tinajohnston27364 years ago I am so the same with the sleeping patterns! Cocovid sounds fun..I am still bummed we can go but at least I have a reason to get to work on my outfits again. 1
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@MendyLady4 years ago I am HYPED for CoCoVid, both as a fabulous thing in itself, and as the closest I'm ever likely to get to CoCo. 1
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@colieolieoh434 years ago I found you because a friend talked about CoCoVid! You are awesome! As are all your friends! Im now subscribed to 6-8 new peeps! Keep it up :-)
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@bluestararmy014 years ago Cocovid sounds like fun! I look forward to it! I’m currently about to reread Pride & Prejudice for the first time in like 10 years, also reading One Two Buckle My Shoe by Agatha Christie, constantly rewatching MFMM while I knit my hp house scarf! 🐍 (Just over halfway through) ...
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@CottageTales4 years ago I can't even tell you how much I'm looking forward to CoCoVid! It's so amazing and awesome that you and the CosTube community are putting this together! I've already told my boyfriend he'll need to entertain himself on that weekend because I'll be busy xD
Currently listening: The Revolutions podcast, the Haitian Revolution. ... 1
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@noodlestitch12894 years ago Yay for giant needles!!! Working on my chemise dress and staying up late. Cheers!
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@NorthernHedgeWitch4 years ago I have been sewing for years (decades. I’m old. Haha) and I would love to figure out how to add in some costumey content into my existing channels (I also have a parenting channel)... I am so happy I have found so many awesome costume channels ... 1
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@CommanderFox4 years ago New here, but this was great because I had a cording project and I clearly did it the hard way 😅 your video was very helpful!
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@laurap.25504 years ago I'm so excited for CoCoVid! I've known about CoCo for years, but have never been about to go.
Still working on my front/back lacing stays.... motavation is low. I don't have a deadline so not worried about it. I have some linen is make a shift, so I might work on that.
My 6 month old is named Evangeline. I sing her the song from Princess and the Frog as a lullaby at times. I'm glad they are changing the ride theme. I really can't believe it has taken this long to change it. ...
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@sandyliera-ruiz44334 years ago I actually found xtra long upholstery needles at JoAnns in the curtain section that worked great.
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@yourbookladykatie4 years ago I never did say how I found you several weeks ago... I had already been following Karolina Zebrowska for a few months, which led me to discover the costuber secret Santa exchange, and now I follow ALL the costubers thanks to everyone (and YouTube) recommending everyone else. LOL ...
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@arionrhod63834 years ago I've not seen the corded stays before, the Regency short stays I've made were all boned instead, so this was REALLY interesting to watch. I can just imagine how much it hurts your hands, though! I have a lot of tendon problems in my hands from over 40 years of sewing, so I doubt I'd be able to do that kind of cording. Nice job, though! I've been watching your videos for a while and I really admire all the things you've made and your dedication! ...
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@victoriango94434 years ago Hey Noelle, Great little vlog! I'm still working on a waistcoat. Had to put it aside for a bit. I've also been bringing hand sewing with me when I'm a car passenger for a drive to hike, so eventually a shift will happen. On the dream list is a cape similar to the one you made which I could hopefully finish before it's fall and cold. ...
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@ellemjay11954 years ago Awesome video as always. Listening to War of the Worlds while recovering my Grandmother’s old ottoman using my Grandmother’s old Singer ❤️
She was very into history and dressmaking & would’ve loved all you costubers 💕 🙂 ... 1
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@Lara-hb1yn4 years ago Hi I'm fairly new to following you ^_^ I'm into mostly 14th century fashion but I am making a 1750's set of stays because i had a flash of inspiration and I want to try something more difficult. I really like watching your work it's very helpful and motivating <3 ...
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@Mommamacnz4 years ago I should be working on a costume for a science fiction/fantasy/comic fan convention mid July (I'm going as Mother Earth). I have my main fabric (a curtain I bought second hand), but nothing else. Including a pattern - I'm thinking a circle skirt pulled back to expose trousers or a cream petticoat with a deep lace hem (which I'm probably going to have to crochet as I can't find/afford what I want). I also want a cloak that has the names of various earth goddesses circling the hem (so I need to research to find the names - so far I have three and I know there's a lot more than that). I'm so unmotivated to get on with it. Currently I'm reading Mercedes Lackey's Four and Twenty Blackbirds. And for the last couple of years I've been listening to the Librivox free recording of Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management - I only listen to it when the radio in the car bores me. ...
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@Lillyk964 years ago Very excited for Cocovid! I am absolutely not a night owl, I think I pulled two all nighters in all of college. I find that I am totally unable to craft after 10pm and I now have a rule for no cutting after 9pm because I will mess it up and it will be bad. I'm working on my ADcape, now that my fabrics are finally here! ...
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@dianap69654 years ago lol it is 1241 am and I am watching your episode lololol.
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@lindawright89494 years ago Hi my name is Linda Wright I found you through Bernadette's channel I have been interested in older era clothing since I was a kid am 52 now. Working on a Hogwarts uniform for my 18 inch dolls 1 Male 1 female. I messed up and got a better look at what I did wrong. Am trying to fix it now. Love all the interesting and educational information you and the others have give in your videos. I thank you very much. ...
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@jennieeveleighlamond4 years ago I had a spazzy geek freak out that I will be able to watch some things from costume college cocovid because I will never be able to actually go to costume college since I travel like a cat - then I had another geeky spaz attack for light tables. I am heading off to buy a light table now. It will be super useful for jointing guitar soundboards as well as tracing patterns. ... 1
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@nuttycostumer47284 years ago It's going to be a fun crazy weekend. I already signed up for a leather flower making workshop, CGW is holding a zoom Costume Retreat, and CoCoVid.
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@KirileeCosplay4 years ago Just on your first comment... as I’ve said to you before- you are just on Aussie time! :)
Great video! ^_^ 1
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@FlybyStardancer4 years ago I’m also excited for the re-theme of Splash Mountain! And it really fits in with both New Orleans Square and Critter Country in Disneyland. WDW... they’re going to have to do some work to make fit in thematically. lol I’m also a night owl that’s constantly exhausted because I have to fight my natural circadian rhythm for my 9-5 job. ...
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@NightKitchenQueen4 years ago I've gone quite nocturnal, too! Usually up until at least 3 and wake up between 11 and noon. That's typically not a problem, until I have to deal with something like in-person banking or shopping; but it's manageable. In other news, the pillow shams that match the completed Star Wars quilt are DONE! Now I'll be making a crib-size quilt from the leftover half-square triangles to donate to charity. On your rec, I borrowed Witches of New York from the library, so I'll be listening to that while I work. ...
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@lorrispeciale15854 years ago You asked what we were up to and I'm about to start my first corset. I'm using Laughing Moon pattern #100 and I'm scared to death. Wish me luck. BTW I'm loving the Co-Covid idea. Wonderful!!
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@e.urbach77804 years ago Wow! I'm so excited to hear about CoCovid! I've gotten away from sewing lately because I just don't seem to have the motivation, but my interest is starting to come back. This weekend I've been watching the videos that are part of the Online Charlie Chaplin Days event that the Niles Essenay Silent Film Museum is putting on, which has been fun. ... 1
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@sygirl1014 years ago Ohh! Pleasantly surprised by the video! Perfect to watch while drinking my coffee. I noticed you're an outward notcher, like me. I learned to do that the one time I cut my notches too deep into the seam allowance. XD
I have to say, I'm excited about Cocovid. It was never really an option for me to fly across the world to go hang out, but virtually seems like a great option! Yay! I'm so glad you are organizing it :) ... 1
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@harmonygibbs79044 years ago I really want to expand my corset sewing escapades but for now i'm focusing health and wellness. I LOVE my light box for when i'm taping paper patterns together. it makes that so much easier. I used to do it on the sliding glass doors and man does that get exhausting.
I am also excited about the splash mountain redesign. About damn time. I thought they should have done it during the closure but whatever. I was listening to Dresden and then.... wandered off. I just finished Jurassic Park and am about to start the Lost World (the narrator is great and i LOVE the first book so i'm hoping the second is as good)
YAY CO-CO-Covid! ...
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@thecompassrose58084 years ago Currently working on a bodiced petticoat to use as a night dress. just one more item to replace my muggle clothing. Also trying to binge A History of Royal Fashion by The University of Glasgow before my free trial runs out. Started it and then forgot! ...
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@williamstrickland97954 years ago Glad to see another video. I'm still sewing, by hand, two eighteenth century outfits out of stash cotton gabardine and one natural linen. Joanne's reopened so I got the right colored thread. I'm listening to the book versions of Red Dwarf, a sci-fi comedy. Love the idea of Cocovid, and I will participate. I'm much of a luddite and at age 68 am not ready to invest time and resources in starting to learn about technology. Wish I could display my work on the red carpet. Next year in person. ...
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@seamsuneven78244 years ago Hello, I just stumbled on to your channel. I love to learn new sewing techniques of all sorts. I am bummed to see that in the video you weren't demonstrating what you were doing. What you made looked so lovely, I would have loved to see the techniques you were using to apply the channels. I will watch a few more videos maybe you will show your sewing techniques in upcoming tutorials/vlogs. Thank you ...
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@Ry_J_Guts4 years ago I'm a relatively new subscriber. I found you through suggestions based on my other subscriptions to people like Bernadette Banner and Angela Clayton! I'm a huge fan of history and historical fashion, and being a Bay Area native, it was nice to see a CosTuber that is from my area! ...
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@jennieeveleighlamond4 years ago I'm re-reading "Sorcery and Cecelia" for cute magical Regency shenanigans.
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@barbaraleaweaver-mercado18204 years ago Very interesting video on a kind of corset I have never made.Don't think my arthritic hands could handle the cording, so it was lovely watching you do it. I watch many videos on costume, miniature, and other crafting construction as well as restoration vids. Good luck with the online convention project. I want to be part of that. I am making an early Victorian corset to go with the lace insert blouse,, petticoat, and walking skirt. Thank you for all your hard work! ...
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@CharlieSerena4 years ago It is 4:35 am as I write this. Hate staying up all night cause there isn't much for me to do. However I am getting dishes done while watching youtube. Going to be watching your videos from the start while doing dishes. Wanted you to know :) hope your hands enjoy the end of the cording marathon ...
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@taylortomblin4 years ago Hello! I'm excited to see all the Regency stuff come together! I do Regency recreation too. I'm wondering , what made you choose short stays over long stays?
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@lesaschmidt76684 years ago I am so excited for CoCovid! I have wanted to go to costume College for a while, but can’t afford the travel expense so this makes me so excited to get to experience it in a whole new way without travel! Currently I am working on my first Edwardian project, and even though it scares the dickens out of me I’m just gonna do the thing. Much love from Ohio!💜💜💜ps I hope your MIL is still recovering nicely from her stroke and that the hubs, and kitties are all good too! ...
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@bonniecolleenpappin88074 years ago This has been a very interesting video for me as I have the RedThreaded kit and pattern for short stays in my queue.
I'm making my first stays (18thC) and i cut my coutil with electric scissors. It was so easy. I recommend them for anyone with a bit of arthritis or other hand issues.
Tho' I'm not sewing at the moment as I have broken a bone in my foot. To avoid a plaster cast I have taken to my bed and a drafting chair to get around. Another week before I can go into a boot and put some weight on that foot. Embroidering in bed for the granddaughters while watching videos is the life for me. Thank goodness my husband is a good nurse, works in IT from home and has plenty of practice looking after me!
I find it interesting that you have become nocturnal. My mother is that way too, altho' she is quite elderly now, she worked nights for decades. It must be something that is natural for some people. ...
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@teaweaselstudios4 years ago Yeah they have been doing studies, and there really is a such thing as a night person and a day person. They have found your brain has an ingrained timing, and when it fully kicks in and when it recharges most efficiently during sleep is fully dependent on your natural patterns. No amount of coffee or forcing will change it. The podcast Factually! by Adam Conover did an interview with a brain scientist who is working on that research. It is interesting to listen to. ... 1
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@sarahqintheoffice93714 years ago Hi. Relatively new. (Long time listener, first time caller) I found you May-ish through a series of events that started with an instagram post by @katestangledstring on 5 fingered braiding. I have been mainlining Morgan, Bernadette and your videos ever since. So nice to meet you all! I have a pattern for short stays cut out so when I saw the short stays on your board and have been eager to see your process. Also super excited about CoCoVid. I know I will be mainlining that too :) ...
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@marinary13264 years ago Totally agree with you about doing better on a "non traditional" schedule! It sucks that so much of our society isn't built to accommodate us night owls... and that some people (hi, mom!) judge us for not wanting to wake up in the AM hours. Especially since I'm something of a loner/introvert, it's nice to have some time awake when other people in the house aren't around.
And I'm so excited to hear about a Splash Mountain revamp! You're the first I've heard that from. I always loved Splash Mountain, even though the last time I was there I was just started to gain some... "racial consciousness", I guess I'd call it. And Princess and the Frog deserves way more love! When I was little and first went to Disney World I had no idea what Song of the South was, and so the theming of the ride seemed totally random to me even before I knew what a racist legacy it was. I think it will be much more fitting for such a flagship attraction to be themed around an ip that kids will actually recognize.
Oh yeah, and nice work on those stays, to get around to the actual subject of the video :P I've considered making or buying a set of Regency stays myself at some (far, far off) point in the future. They seem like potentially a nice replacement for bras, which I tend to have issues with, and to require a little less specialized material and knowledge to make than a corset. Of course I'd love to make myself some corsets some day, but that's really not a project for a beginning level sew... sewist? like myself lol ... 1
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@stephaniepiccioni10474 years ago I love hearing about everyone else's covid sleep schedule-- 3 AM-8 PM squad? Anyone? Also, I'm so excited about this short stay series because I've been seriously debating between making and buying a pair. I'm currently working on bonnets and chemises (because those are the projects I could get my mom and sister excited about doing too and I wanted company!) and this might prove the final straw one way or the other. I love your videos!! I found you on Instagram when I was researching Regency styles for a writing project and now I'm subscribed to a lot of Costube and doing two sewing projects with more planned, so there you go lol. ...
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@annapeintner87564 years ago Hello :3
I'm new in this niche of creative hobby I suppose, my name's Nan. I found you via... well. Bernadette's Channel, and then Cat's Costume (I dont know if i got that right), and youtube algorythms I guess. At the moment I'm mostly refreshing my sewing skills by mending and altering clothes, but I'm hoping to expand that into a more historically inspired realm. I found your video quite lovely, with great background music to craft a thimble to.
Also Greetings from Italy! ...