ADORABLE!

I'm glad you're here. Thanks!😊

Ethel Mertz ("i love lucy") wore several of these swirl dresses that I've admired since the 1950s,

Excelente chapéu. Lindo.✨

It looks great! Thanks for the tutorial

Thank you! I made the hat tonight and your video made it much easier! I loved the velvet ribbon on yours, I did not have any but used satin for the bow in back.

Wow❤

Can this be done with liquid stitch?

Beautiful hat, plus that green color is gorgeous!!!!!!! 🥰

I love it. Great job.

Absolutely gorgeous ..well done ✔x

I like it both ways once you trimmed the brim. Before the trim it definitely didn’t suit your fine features; it overwhelmed your face. It looks great (and I’ve been a hat person since 1980 with Lady Di/Princess Diana when we lived in England!)

I think your hat is very cute on you! Very easy nice tutorial. Thnku. 😊

I love the link!

I absolutely love it!! You did awesome!!

Este foarte frumoasla, dar nu prea am inteles metrajul in cm sau inch si cum se face parte din spate cu fundite, nu ai putea sa dai cateva repere in cm, mulțumesc. La noi in Romania nu avem asa ceva, ma pasioneaza, am 62 de ani si nu prea gasesc tutoriale ptr. mine. O zi frumoasa.

I love it,thank you🎉

Thank you!

I'm a bit flustered because you're using your measurements. I don't see the brim pattern. It would be helpful if you started by measuring your head and teaching exactly each step before you start cutting. Thank you for your time in making this video perhaps in the future you can make a more detailed video which shows measuring the head for the cloche. J'adore les chapeaux, merci.

I make my curtains out of sheets, also use flannel backed tablecloths in rooms I need to darken!

Hello and thank you for this great Video. Where i can find tge pattern ?

Love it

Really great! Music was too intrusive though.

Love it. The ribbon made all the difference, really made the hat.

She used McCall 1596

I just found your channel and I really like it. You made it so clear and look easy to se this dress. Liked! Subscribed!

What pattern what -attern did you use please

Wow this was an awesome tutorial I didn’t know I needed but I’m so happy that I discovered it hehe

I love this dress!

I would wear those as my regular underwear. Those look very comfortable.

It looks great! I do like the brim trimmed down as you did. It frames your face beautifully. I'm going to try it!

This looks gorgeous on you!!!

Very nice

How do I get pattern ? I love this dress

Love it

Wonderful talent! The ribbon and brim trim made it time period authentic!

ADORABLE!!!

Where did you get the pattern?

I'd like to see more 1920s embroidery! Lovely!

its lovely! You made an awfully cute Paddington lol!

So one would have not worn anything underneath that garment? I’m a bit frustrated because I can’t figure out how undergarments would have been layered in that time period. I have magazines and catalogs from the time showing many different types of underwear (bandeaus, bloomers, union suits, corsets, brassieres, slips etc.) but they don’t mention how you should wear them (might’ve been too obvious to people at the time). Like, if you have a slip on, would it be redundant to wear bloomers underneath?

I just put together my first pair of 20s combinations in almost the same way, eyeballing/measuring/hoping for the best lol Mine turned out a little weird too, but I'm super glad to have them. Thanks for posting your video

I’m stumped on drafting the brim pattern. Any suggestions?

Thank you so much. Your hat is so cool and you look great in it either way. Do you think it might work with fleece? I have a lot of it on hand,but no felt.

Very beautiful you and the hat....

Turned out so pretty!! Beautiful embroidery and very pleasing shape! Good work! Glad I found your channel. ❤️

3:38 I’m having rainbow flashbacks…. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g75gd5egv92no3U.html (Great job btw)

SO COOL! I wanna try this

informative!! so inspired by your imagination!

Hey, I used you as help to learn how to sew, and I talked about it in my vid <3 I linked your channel in the discription of that vid, hope that is ok, and thank you so much for learning me about making aprons!