Pinterest can be a lot of fun to browse casually, but trying to chase down sources for what's on it is absolutely infuriating. I've given up using it for anything other than holding pictures I find on my own. Thanks for always talking us through your fitting process!

i'm a little blown away by the elegance of that buttonhole + bar tack solution. i've never been a huge fan of the strength square when i've had stress-bearing slits and that is so much simpler + aesthetically pleasing. also selfishly hyped for the upcoming menswear video(s)!

literally don't mean this in a creepy way I swear but your stays make me understand the frequently used romance novel phrase "soft swell of her bosom". all I'm saying is it looks great on you

Watching you work around your cat seamlessly is funny because that's what I do with my toddlers while I'm sewing. 😆

That bar tack is genius!

I showed my parents baby bat and they love her as much as I do. The petticoat turned out very cute and very similar to the reference image especially given the difference in materials. I can't wait to see the gown you will make, I already encouraged my friend who enjoyed bridgerton s2 to watch your journey

I am in awe of all the hand sewing you do. I can't it kills my hands. They start cramping

Thanks so very much for showing how to make this petticoat. Hope to see you make the rest of the outfit!

Your undergarment layers always look like they could be a costume themselves. Beautiful as always.

Regency petticoats are a lot of fun. I cut a super simple one last year, with the front half (half based on side seam placement at the waist, not actually half of the volume or anything) with angled sides, so it helps to create a nice line over the hips, and then the back half gathered only towards the center back. I use twill tape as well. It's easy, there's nothing saying that isn't accurate, and it's what I had. I like for them to sit right underneath the bust line, so everything is lying snug and flat, and so that it starts right where the dress waist line does. I'm going to be attempting to make one for my sister that has a drawstring through the waistband, so that it still lies fairly smoothly, but is adjustable for if/when she gains some weight back. Thankfully, it isn't meant to go underneath her dress, which has a really slim skirt (compared to mine, at least), so it doesn't have to be as slim looking. It's an interesting thought challenge so far, but we'll see how it goes. haha The good news is, with the stiffer finish, it'll help hold the dress skirt away from your legs so you don't trip as much! And depending on what part of the regency you're going for, holding the skirt out a bit more was the goal of the petticoat - also why late 18-teens and 20's dresses have padded hems and the like, they wanted wider but smooth volume.

I think this everytime you post, and I've said it several times too, but it truly blows my mind how talented you are and you really are one of my favourite creators on this platform 😭

Haven't finished this video yet, but I just wanted to say that after watching multiple videos of you sewing, I have finally started on making my first garment. (I finally completed a rough draft of a trouser block/pattern yesterday). I've only ever used sewing to tailor things (dart + adjust hemlines), so this will definitely be a journey. I don't know that I'll ever try to create a period garment, but I wanted to let you know that you have inspired at least one person to make a garment from scratch :)

Looks cute! Think the tapes for straps are brilliant! After watching all your undergarment videos I want to make all kinds of petticoats and shifts :D

I do believe that 'petticoat' in the Regency period, referred to not only the under-garment, but also a 'skirt' with straps, like this one, that would be worn as part of a walking dress, with a spencer. If you look on LACMA, they have a spencer and petticoat ensemble, dated c1815.

Stunningly beautiful

Video is awesome as always! I just had to comment to say: Baby Bat's voice sounds just like my cat, Penelope. When I watch your videos at home, if I hear BB's voice (particularly if she isn't onscreen), I take my headphones off to make sure it's not my Penny trying to talk to me, lol. Penny is a tux. :) I also have a black cat named Taco, but his voice is very different from Baby Bat's and Penny's.

So beautiful!

not a waist of time at all, thank you for showing us. because there isn't much information on the petty coats from this area,. if there is, I can't find it. anywho thank you again

Such a helpful kitty sewing companion 💚 I'm so excited to see the main dress!

Hi! Thanks again for sharing. ☺️ Personally I have made my regency petticoat with the same pattern as the gown with less gatherings on the front, simple sleeves and a lower neckline. Without any support structures in it. I haven't found any reference neither but it works! See you in your next video 😃😃😃 And Baby Bat of course 😻

Looks good. Thanks for another great video. Appreciate ya.

I’ve said it before, but I really love the amount of time and effort you put into your projects! So fun to see the petticoat come together. I always look forward to your uploads!!

I do really appreciate your indepth fitting / mock up process.

Commenting for the algorithm gods 🔥⛥🔥

It's all turning out looking so, so lovely. I can't wait to see the gown. I adore these videos so much. 💕💕💕

Beautiful!

The petticoat is really pretty! I really like the lace details as well, even if it's not necessarily your favourite style of lace 💖

Baby Bat is excellent helper. Looking forward to the gown.

The chair you stand on is broken! Please don't fall and hurt yourself. Your videos are so casually informative and have a very relaxed vibe. Also, the way you talk to your cats is so sweet, Baby Bat is as charming as ever as well.

Loving this series! Excited for the finished outfits ✨

The lace looks lovely ❤️

baby bat strikes again as helper! but this time instead of hoarding stuff she looks at birds (i love the chapter titles you chose here! 'lace', 'cat' and 'more lace' because cat was an important break) looking forward to seeing what you're going to do for the dress! also i noticed around 9:21 that you're stitching the felled-over bit onto the rest - how do you make sure that it is a straight line? mine always go kinda wonky and decidedly not as straight as i want but when i try to look up how to sew a straight line it tells me all sorts of tricks that only work if you basically have no leftover fabric on the right of the needle (does that explanation make sense?)

really great!!! Looking forward to the gown :D Also glad to hear the stays now fit much better and you are happy with it :D 14:24 that one i will keep in mind for future projekts caus that's a nice and smart fix! Also nice HP merch!! XD did you see the new movie?

Quick question: You seem to have a preference for doing your eyelets with button-hole stitches rather than satin; I'm a fairly new sewer so I was wondering why this is? Also, I think I might have accidentally learned how to make a bar from you lol. Thanks!!

where do you get twill tape in such large quantities? I am loving this series!

When someone is just making a rough draft, is there a certain stitch that works better? Like it makes it easy to break the pieces apart?

Did you finish Frau?

TIP: Make the petticoat a bit narrower than the skirt so they don't clump together.

I know it's underwear, I would totally just walk around the house in various colors of that outfit though. Modern day hacks? Lol

As a fellow black cat mom, I do not understand how that petticoat is still white lmao. My black kitty targets my fabric especially if its light colored.