Thank you! I find it very confusing haha!

@@pheebear You're welcome! The imperial system is unnecessarily confusing. :(

As a general rule of thumb I use 10" = 0.25m, 20" = 0.5m and so on. Not exact but an easy conversion to do especially as some videos use imperial and others use metric. This way I can easily convert in my mind. 1.5m is roughly 60" by the way.

I’m so glad it was useful! I hope you look fantastic!!!

@@pheebear aaaaa thank youu! also i have a question - how do i make space for seam allowance? should i just like... add a bit to each fabric piece?

@@pepadear4962 a seam allowance is about 1.5cm or perhaps an inch? So make each piece that much bigger than you need it. Also the great thing about peasant blouses is that they are not super fitted, so don’t be afraid to make things bigger than you think. You can always take it in later!

@@pheebear aaaa thank you again!! you're a big help :)

Lenny Apostolou Yay!!!! I'm so glad!!!!!!!😃😃😃😃😃

I’m glad it’s useful!! Have heaps of fun at the ren faire!!! 😁😁😁

Thank you! Glad you like it!

Same, I really don't get it

Alright, I’ll remember that next time! Thanks!

The sleeves on the dark blue dress at the end was done with elastic and a narrow strip of fabric (for each sleeve). I hemmed the sleeve, sewed on the narrow piece of fabric a little way in and threaded the elastic through that. I hope that helps!

@@pheebear Thank you! That does help!

No, unfortunately I don't. Not yet anyway! To do the ruffley sleeves of the light blue top, you need to do the sleeves the same as in the video right up until adding the tie. The ruffle is a long piece of fabric gathered up until it matches the sleeve. Then sew that to the sleeve, hem it and your done! I hope that is slightly helpful?

@@pheebear thank you!

Whoops, I didn't even realise! Honestly sleeves confuse me at the best of times, so what I would advise is having the main part of the bodice and the sleeves both the right side out, hold them together so that they look right and then pin and sew in place. You don't need to sew the entire circumference of the top of the sleeve because that is where the elastic goes, you basically just sew the armpit onto the bodice and then the elastic around the entire shoulder part. I hope that kind of helps?

@@pheebear ahh! this makes sense :) thank you!

No, unfortunately. I bought it from a pin-up type shop called "That Shop".

I suppose I should have said that I meant under the armpit with room to spare. If you were to measure closer, the sleeve would be narrower and not have the same "poof" effect.

@@pheebear Ok thank you so much! That makes sense! Thank you again.

French seams would work for this top. Especially if you’re making it out of satin or a fabric which fray’s easily.