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شكراً جزيلاً! 💖 أنا سعيد جداً أنك تحب هذه الحرفة. أتمنى أنك تجد قريباً شخصاً يشاركك نفس الاهتمام في مدينتك! ولا تنسى أننا هنا دائماً لمشاركة المعرفة والنصائح. 😊

@@ankanyofficial شكرا ربي يحفظك... والله اتمنى تعلمها... من خلال عملك تبدوا لي انها صعبة.

@@djamilaotmani1644 إن الممارسة في الغالب هي التي ستصنع الفارق. في البداية، يكون الأمر صعباً للغاية، ولكن بعد مرور بعض الوقت، يصبح الأمر أسهل بكثير.

Thank you! That is true, I have a lot of fun working on this project. 😊

Thank you! I'm currently working on some projects, but they take quite some time, so the videos will have to wait a little more. 🫣

Thank you! 😊 So glad you loved the blouse and skirt. Happy to hear the details helped.

Thank you! 😊

It was indeed. Thank you!

Thank you! The purses for man I found are more like the one I made in this video: czcams.com/video/ekLSsB1ai3k/video.html The ones made of textiles seem to have been worn closer to the belt than those worn by woman, and the closing mechanisms are more elaborate than the simple drawstrings, too. I assume, that the "simple" drawstringpurses were mostly worn by woman.

Thank you! It is mostly dedication, and a weird form of perfectionism.

Thank you so much for your feedback!

Thank you! I think it is somewhat beautiful and comfy at the same time.

Thank you! I love them too, they really fit the style I wear.

Hi, Sehr cool, dass du dich daran machst! Leider habe ich das File nicht mehr, ich habe es leider auf einer jetzt nicht mehr nutzbaren Platte gespeichert. 😐 Ich habe damals aber auch nur den originalen Schnitt genommen und gleichmäßig größer skaliert und dabei darauf geachtet, dass der Taillenumfang dem meinem entspricht. Und natürlich, dass Brust und Hüfte weiter sind als mein Maß, denn auffüllen kann man immer noch. Das hat ziemlich gut funktioniert.

I tried, but so far I'm not happy with what I came up with... If I figure it out, I will make a video.

It has been on the rise the last couple of years. Thank you!

Merci beaucoup!

Thank you!

Thank you for your feedback!

Thank you!

Thank you! Sure the book is ”101 Torchon Patterns” by Robin Lewis-Wild.

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Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

It's called Clo3D. But I can also recommend Marvelous Designer (it's a sister program to Clo3D with slightly other features, but cheaper) and Style3D.

It's called "Ladies Street Costume, Spring 1893" on page 29. Make sure you use the correct sizing, which I didn't know at the time, is a special one. That's why my skirt ended up too wide. I was told the sizing guide is part of the book "The Voice of Fashion".

Yes, that's what I do most of the time. 😊

Great to hear! Thank you! I decided to change the style a little bit since it is more fun to edit for me.

Thank you! 😊

In the beginning it is definitely confusing, but after some time, I got used to the rhythm. 😊

Yes, it has somehow its own "rhythm".

As far as I know, rubber, and it wasn't very steady and became brittle and inelastic soon. All the additives we use today weren't developed back then.

Thank you for your feedback! The good thing is, that I can wear it both ways, what I will definitly do. 😁

Yes, Clo3D is super helpful for drafting! Thank you! 😊

Thank you!

That sounds like a great idea, too. Maybe a little heavy if a lot of the excess fabric would end up inside the sleeve.

Thank you!

Hi, Ich bin, was Schnittmuster angeht, nicht so wahnsinnig versiert, weil ich die meisten selber mache. Ich entnehme sie dann alten Zeitschriften oder Büchern. Auf HathiTrust habe ich bisher die meisten gefunden. Aber was moderne Schnittmuster geht, weiß ich das leider nicht.

Yes, I'm slowly building my 1890s-1900s wardrobe. Thank you!

Thank you!

Oh no! Being a dog's toy is really not the intended use of a tailors ham... 🫣 I didn't make it myself but bought it from a tailor who closed their shop. It is filled with a combination of sawdust, based on how it smells.

Thank you! There is an interfacing in there, but it isn't stiff enough. Definitely something I will do differently in the future.

I know how important undergarments are, but seeing it on my one body made it really obvious to me. It never came to my mind to split my shorts into two parts. Maybe because I really dislike searching for the 2. part. 😄

Thank you for your kind comment! I have the same problem with the size of store bought patterns. That's why almost never by one. That of course isn't easier either, but I feel less frustrated by the fact that I have bought something, that isn't right from the get go. After some time I found, that I can reuse patterns and knowledge from earlier adjustments, so that it gets easier. It really makes me happy, that my channel gives you some kind of comfort! ♥️

Thank you for pointing it out! That is something I should know, but somehow I make this mistake quite often. 🫣

Thank you for sharing your preference! I will probably wear it both ways. 😊

Yes, I liked it better before she changed it. It looked great. 🤗👍

Thank you! 🥰