It has pockets? NO. IT IS POCKETS! How to make 18th Century Pockets & a Stomacher | Simplicity 8162
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2020
- Last week in my quest to make a full 18th century ensemble I make a petticoat (or a hobbit dress if you wear it the right way). This week, I’m working on some accessories including the stomacher from 8161 American Duchess for Simplicity pattern and POCKETS!
Pocket instructions start at 5:30.
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Okay but these look way better than hip packs. This design looks relatively easy to modernize to something "today fashionable" why has this not been done?!
Right?! I was just thinking I should make some smaller ones to wear with my modern dresses that don't have pockets. #bringbackpockets2020
HAHA. I was yelling at my cat last night for jumping all over my sewing table while I was trying in desperation to copy the pattern down for a mock-up. She has pica and wanted her spoon of moist food. Like every hour. Adore your kitty in the ruff. Great use of the decorative stitches on your machine too! You have my subscription. Awsome editing job.
Excellent demonstration. Thank you for sharing
Pocketsssssssss!!!!! I just finished a mockup of an eighteenth century skirt today, and picked out my fabric. So glad I found your tutorial to return to once I'm ready to accessorize - the sliding pocket is genious! 🤩
Update - the real skirt is complete! Time to see if I can fit pockets into my to-do list by this weekend!
I'm working on some pockets now - I've been longing for tie on pockets for just my normal wardrobe.
They're so handy aren't they! We've gotta bring them back for everyday use.
@@katencat Right? For sure planning on just having most of the bottoms in my wardrobe as I build it be full skirts with slits for pockets.
Same here.
Pockets, pockets, pockets!
🙏🌹 excellent pockets.
Just this morning I made a sliding tiny pocket for my phone (to put on my belt)..
I love these huge ones though.
I just love this! I started with the McCall's pattern for the same skirt but the stomacher and jacket honestly scare me! I think I might switch over to the Simplicity for that! THANK YOU so much for posting these videos I'm totally subscribing!!!!
Yay, good luck with your project! I haven't tried a McCall's pattern recently, but I'm pretty novice at sewing from scratch still and the Simplicity one was very doable.
This is such a wonderful video! I watched it a few weeks ago and today made myself a mockup pocket using this as my pattern and guidelines! I am planning to make quilted pockets out of scraps now that I sort of understand the process. Thank you!
That's awesome! Quilted pockets sound like an amazing use for scraps. I'm saving mine up to use as historical bum pad/bum roll stuffing.
Just made a pocket today & your video helped me do it! Thanks!
Your cat looks just like mine. He's adorable!
amazing video
Thank you!!! I love this
I want to make that with a third short one on the back, so I can just slide my phone right into the small of my back, maybe use some wide horsehair braid to give it a bump for the skirt to fall over like a... (Rump? Bustle?) I just use the word yesterday. a modernized bum pad that you can also keep your phone in. I think I'll make that as soon as I finish my summer dress.
I need to make me some of these
You’re history bounding
But what does it have in its pocketess precious?
Haha, obviously po-tay-toes. Cause you can Boil em, mash em, or stick em in a stew!
More pocketses, precious.
...I love that my auto-correct already had "POCKETSES" as the default option.
How practical are those in use? I am contemplating If I should sew edwardian style pockets into my skirt, or sew this typ of pocket for beneith . . .the pro for these is, I have to see them once and have them for several skirts to come, but I am unsure of how they wear and things like that
They're pretty handy! I've honestly considered seam ripping some of my modern dresses to wear these underneath. If you do want to wear them as part as an everyday outfit I'd tweak some of my instructions. Go for a thinner/less bulky waistband that what I did. Twill tape folded in half would probably work well. Also depending on what you want to carry, making slightly smaller pockets than this would make them a little less ungainly for everyday wear.
@@katencat thanks a lot ^^