YES❤️❤️

Yas

Agreed

Yes! Wonder what you could make with wine corks!?

That’s what I was thinking! I absolutely agree

I am sticking this line up on my work desk fr-

Yeeeaaaasssss 🎉🎉 🎉

So true

Somehow i found it comfortingly motivational ❤😂

man please use english a little better, i almost had a heart attack while thinking wtf did 'were cockroaches' mean

Haha! even likes!

Ikr

😳

We the cockroach club

The MC of the webnovel Shadow Slave calls himself a cockroach all the time😂

well, they did wear short dresses for the time! But above the knee was for the oldest industry only haha

@emmanone621 yeah I get that lol, I was talking typical street clothes

gave you 666 likes hehe

@@hell0kittygf_709 niceeeee

They did tho but it was rare

Thank you so much !!! ❤

​@@angemariano97 you should do pearls next

U should do tissue

Hello

​@@themangosaremine4662 DUOLINGO!! I may or may not have *ahem* forgot to *ahem ahem* do my *ahem* Turkish lesson....😨👀

the dress turned out fabulous! can u try feathers next? ❤❤

​@@shravanipatil7324YES

A dress made out of blankets

Stuffed animals? Maybe?

Handkerchiefs

This was posted Jan 23. She has made SUCH a long series out of it that when I heard her say 'I might make this series' I had to do a double take on when this was posted❤

Shut up

oscars are for acting edit : yawl i realized what the person was trying to say i just misunderstood

@@walterwhitestoenailclippers you weren't lying w/ ur name

@@user-fy9xl9eu8c no i didn’t know what this person meant at first bc i wasn’t paying attention to what they actually said i understand it now it doesn’t mean i’m actually dumb lmao

@@walterwhitestoenailclippers no i think it was right

Hystory repeats itself

Sameee

the earth is populated by 8 billion people, that is 7/8ths of the planet

Are you like 7 years old

@@NumberOneFanGirl444 girl thats not what i meant

Cockroaches…. ASSEMBLE * insert avengers music *

@@wineglass.892 oh god you sound insufferable

Flapper dresses were usually on the knee, however most women in the 1920’s wore much longer dresses

Yea it was only I think in 1926 where dresses were knee length the rest of the 20’s the dresses were roughly mid calf length

​@@emilyrose3490 Most women had dresses a little below the knee, the only people who had dresses above the knee were prostitutes and dancers.

Also, flappers weren’t limited to this dress. Neither just s worker. It was label given to the rebellious youths.

She did say "no one in the 1920s wore dresses this short"

Everybody knows what a flapper is, but do you know the etymology? The word origin in all likelihood is ’prostitute’. "The word "flap" was slang in the 17th century for a prostitute[1]: by the late 19th century in England "flapper" could mean either a very young prostitute......."

@@VideoDotGoogleDotComno one knows how the word came to be, which means all we have at best is speculation, and no definitive thing. While it’s fine to speculate, it’s also important to not take speculation as fact, and to embrace modern definitions, not just old ones. Many words we use today had wildly different meanings than they do now, but that doesn’t mean the word is related to that. Maybe it came to be in the same way some people will tell young woman they “look like hookers” as a way to speak negatively about how they dress, and maybe the women of the 1920s decided to reclaim the word. We’ll never know.

I had to give myself a rule, if I don't have a specific project in mind for random item, and I'm not planning on making it in the next 2 weeks, I don't buy random item. There's no more, "ooh this is cool I'm getting it" and then it sits around my house for 5 years collecting dust. I'm sick of clutter and the stuffed way too full craft closet.

Your comment made me think about the wedding dress made of divorce papers

@@Gladis-no3ks is that an actual thing someone did?!?!?

​@@itsevie7865 yes it was

YEESSS OMG

@@itsevie7865 yes, some artist made it xD

IK! I would buy from her famous store

I don’t think it particularly matters if they actually were sex workers, the girls who wore the flapper style and lived the life were still looked down upon as women willing to sleep around. and even though our society now romanticized the flapper as the “IT” style of the 20s, that’s not actually what most of the population wore. And that distinction matters. It would be like saying the style people wear to a rave is the style that everyone is wearing now when clearly that’s not true. But I do agree, the term has a rich history!

@@Sparklingjm1Yep like mostly rich young upper class women dressed like that and many were expected to settle down once they got to marriage and motherhood age. Though many didn’t of course bc being rich freed you from a lot of social norms

627 likes and no replys?! fixed 😏

I agree!!!!

Agreed (quite sadly tho)

Yea I wish she sold these 🥲

And then as soon as you throw it away, then you need it for a project 😭

Or paper clips or burlap (which *must* be sturdily lined, want to know how I learned that?). Or plastic jewellery, or tatamis.

They were also gnc, persisted on breaking gender norms (especially this was after ww1), and love to party!