My daughters gown, satin and lace, all lace appliques sewn on by hand, with glass beads also. Never by machine. 3 months of work to be worn for a few hours. It was worth it.
Although not a traditional method of haute couture (haute couture is hand sewn) this was very interesting to watch! To do something by hand is labourous and expensive so why not succumb to a machine if it suits your methods.
Wow! Miss Donna, thank you so much for sharing your extensive knowledge and honed skill. I learned a lot from your video, a lot of history, and also how to form a contour on lace to make it lie perfectly! I love lace and just recently applique-embellished a pair of red suede boots in an overlay fashion using a red silk lace, and needed to incorporate a trim-and-fit methodology, but had to glue it to the boots with a spray adhesive (unable to sew through the boot)! They turned out beautifully, and I was well paid for the job too. Thanks to you, I am now even further inspired to work with lace, I may try making a few garments of lace! Again, thank you ever so much for taking time to make and share this video!
I am glad I found your delicate lesson on putting lace together. Although I will sew it by hand as I have no sewing machine. I especially appreciate the history you shared on lace & the fine music. Thank you!
Odettesharesherheart sewing it by hand is the proper way to do it. Never, ever by machine. Also, use the tiniest of hand stitches possible. The way she did this is not Haute Couture, as 97% of Haute Couture is done by hand.
I have been trying out some lace making ,I think with machine made lace it use it sew it but this could never be done with real peice most pieces would be made to fit the dress outfit ,or brought to fit .thank you anyway it was a interesting bit of history ,and thanks for sharing your techniques,your design came out very well,interesting fashion.well done,you chose some beautiful pictures for this video, just captures the lightness and delicacy of lace thank you
The title is utterly misleading, as no lacemaking is done in this video. As a lacemaker myself, I felt cheated. All that is depicted is the sewing together of pieces of machine-made lace. The title should be "Sewing with Lace." If you want to see how lace is made, do a search for "bobbin lace" or "tatting," or perhaps "needle lace" (a style I have not yet studied and have not had occasion to research).
Lace making was the only thing that defeated my mum she's not with me anymore but I still have all her lace making bobbins just looking at them I'm in ore of anyone who masters this ingenious art form
@@louiselill1528 I’m very sorry for your loss, I’ll never get over loosing my Mum , I miss her every day. I always wanted to make bobbin lace , I put it off because I perceived it to be too complicated for me. I was very wrong. I am only just starting, but a simple straight line of lace can easily be accomplished. It gets more complicated with the larger patterns, but for now, I’m happy I’ve started ! Please give it a try if you still have your Mums lace making things.xx
those who criticize this woman for machine sewing lace are absolutely wrong! You can sew lace by machine! With modern machines and new stabilizers more and more steps of haute couture lace is achievable. Hand made doesn't necessarily mean quality or durability. There still steps that need the human hand but less and less as we advance technically. Even lace materials and trimmings are advancing.
Hi Donna. I was actually looking for a video how they make lace, since we use it a lot nowadays in decent clothes and sexy lingerie. But your video is more like a documentary about the history of the lace itself. Well even though i did not find what i was looking for. I thank you for this video, because i still learnt something i did not know. I hope though if you make another video (this time about how you make lace) you can narrate instead of writing. My reading is too slow and had to stop the video for each text :-) Thumb up girl
+iomoon Just what I was going to say! All I need is ONE high end Kim Kardashian bride who will give me a year to make her a real bobbin lace veil! And I'd be set! LOL
+Debbonnaire Kovacs I bet if you made an example that was amazing, you'd be able to market it! There's always big budget brides looking to up each other.
Josephine Winter Enya the Irish composer and singer. I can not remember the name of the CD. I think it's the Celts, Orinoco Flow or Caribbean Blue. One of the first CD'S.
This is NOT Haute Couture. This would be done by hand so that the joins were invisible. The internet is awash with misleading videos of Haute Couture finishes that are nothing of the sort. Similarly, the world of high fashion is awash with people claiming to be making to the Couture standard when they are not anything of the sort. For true Couture look at the hand embellishment and finishing of eg Chanel Haute Couture - however skilled, capable or talented you are it just makes you marvel - another level altogether.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't "haute couture" required to be made by hand, and some only consider it truly so if it was made in Paris? Also, there are specific methods that must be adhered to (even within handwork) in order for a garment or accessory to carry the moniker, I believe. While your history was interesting and your finished garment looked nice, the title of this is sadly misleading. I would pass out if that had been true haute couture lace that was being stabbed by machine so indelicately wherever the needle happened to fall. A true haute couturier works diligently, intentionally and skillfully to finesse the finished piece of art from the original materials.
the beautiful lace was put twogether by the lady ,and the designer made something ugly out of such beautifull piece ,I really think this new age designers are a joke ...imagine mixing lace with aquarium patern skirt and add those big wooden buttons to the lace ,imagines she disfunctional crazy ,whith the only thing in her favor is the bad taste of the mases ,brainwash by the absurd propaganda ....
This is NOT handmade lace! This is some garbage lace that was made by a machine that anyone can buy on a roll. They then cut it into sections and pieced it together on a sewing machine! Everything is made by hand in haute couture; it literally translates to high dress maker aka high level sewing. The haute couture name can only apply to registered fashion houses in Paris. It began in the 19th century before sewing machines. Thus, sewing machines are not allowed period. This is one of the reasons why its so expensive. In keeping with that level of sewing all haute couture houses must be registered and approved by the governing body, Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. It is very difficult for houses to gain the haute couture title and to remain on the list. Handmade lace is not made on any type of machine that includes looms. Looms are massive machines that were invented to produce cheaper lace and put real lace makers out of business. Machine lace will never be the same quality as handmade. A haute couture garment made by loom lace would be a slap in the face to couturiers and the unknowing buyer.
My daughters gown, satin and lace, all lace appliques sewn on by hand, with glass beads also. Never by machine. 3 months of work to be worn for a few hours. It was worth it.
May this art of hand, needle and heart never die!
lace is a delicate fabric. should never be done by machine. ever.
JHONATTANFF she should be using a ventilating needle. Like the ones used for making lace front wigs...
Although not a traditional method of haute couture (haute couture is hand sewn) this was very interesting to watch! To do something by hand is labourous and expensive so why not succumb to a machine if it suits your methods.
Wow!
Miss Donna, thank you so much for sharing your extensive knowledge and honed skill. I learned a lot from your video, a lot of history, and also how to form a contour on lace to make it lie perfectly!
I love lace and just recently applique-embellished a pair of red suede boots in an overlay fashion using a red silk lace, and needed to incorporate a trim-and-fit methodology, but had to glue it to the boots with a spray adhesive (unable to sew through the boot)! They turned out beautifully, and I was well paid for the job too.
Thanks to you, I am now even further inspired to work with lace, I may try making a few garments of lace!
Again, thank you ever so much for taking time to make and share this video!
I am glad I found your delicate lesson on putting lace together. Although I will sew it by hand as I have no sewing machine. I especially appreciate the history you shared on lace & the fine music. Thank you!
Odettesharesherheart sewing it by hand is the proper way to do it. Never, ever by machine. Also, use the tiniest of hand stitches possible. The way she did this is not Haute Couture, as 97% of Haute Couture is done by hand.
thank you for your generosity in showing how to do this wonderful skill x
Thanks for fitting this lesson into your busy day. I did bobbin lace years ago; you've inspired me to start again.
This is something new to know about. Thank u soooo much for sharing.
breath takingly beautiful x
I have been trying out some lace making ,I think with machine made lace it use it sew it but this could never be done with real peice most pieces would be made to fit the dress outfit ,or brought to fit .thank you anyway it was a interesting bit of history ,and thanks for sharing your techniques,your design came out very well,interesting fashion.well done,you chose some beautiful pictures for this video, just captures the lightness and delicacy of lace thank you
The title is utterly misleading, as no lacemaking is done in this video. As a lacemaker myself, I felt cheated. All that is depicted is the sewing together of pieces of machine-made lace. The title should be "Sewing with Lace." If you want to see how lace is made, do a search for "bobbin lace" or "tatting," or perhaps "needle lace" (a style I have not yet studied and have not had occasion to research).
Antique roadshow jewels
Lace making was the only thing that defeated my mum she's not with me anymore but I still have all her lace making bobbins just looking at them I'm in ore of anyone who masters this ingenious art form
Thank you!
Probably due to her hands and having OA, it is hard for her to do it by hand.
@@louiselill1528 I’m very sorry for your loss, I’ll never get over loosing my Mum , I miss her every day. I always wanted to make bobbin lace , I put it off because I perceived it to be too complicated for me. I was very wrong. I am only just starting, but a simple straight line of lace can easily be accomplished. It gets more complicated with the larger patterns, but for now, I’m happy I’ve started ! Please give it a try if you still have your Mums lace making things.xx
Lindos!!!!!!! Trabalhos maravilhosos, Parabéns.
This blows me away. The time and craft spent on beautiful too often is not appreciated.
I agree with u. I just wish it could be much more appreciated, cherished.
I broke out in a sweat every time the fingers got close to the moving needle.
it really does look dangerous without the presser foot there to keep your fingers out of the way
BELLAS MANOS QUÉ TRABAJAN CON PACION Y ESMERO TAN DELICADOS TRABAJOS FELICITACIONES ,SIN PALABRAS HERMOSOS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIRLO😆😆😆
I cannot like this video enough!
Refreshing to see that it is still being used in the Industry!
She had full control of the machine, very talented! Beautiful outcome! This is a lost art, of an other era, so sad!
Thanks for this wonderful information we all love lace ,but nice to know the history too,
Very beauty work! Thank you for video!!
Beautiful and inspiring
Amazing beautiful work.
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This was so informative...thank you so much for sharing.
I am so impressed.
I named my last child , Lacy . There both beautiful !
Great! Actually learned something new from watching this. Thnx!
those who criticize this woman for machine sewing lace are absolutely wrong! You can sew lace by machine! With modern machines and new stabilizers more and more steps of haute couture lace is achievable. Hand made doesn't necessarily mean quality or durability. There still steps that need the human hand but less and less as we advance technically. Even lace materials and trimmings are advancing.
beautiful
Exquisite! Thank you
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing!
Lace pins are the best.
Loved this video.
Oh my god this isn't haute couture! You do this by hand, no visible joins... Never ever ever by machine.
Probably due to her hands and having OA, it is hard for her to do it by hand.
I’m guessing she doesn’t have a license for haute couture. Stunning!
Where do we get lace like these?
maravilhoso!
love it... thanks
I wish I could become a fashion designers.
Me too 😞
Спасибо, теперь я знаю как это делать правильно.
tq for pinterest...have been to share how to make handicraft ...especially for embroidery
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Huh! The extensive fabric surgery from 2:37 was well worth it!
Hi Donna. I was actually looking for a video how they make lace, since we use it a lot nowadays in decent clothes and sexy lingerie. But your video is more like a documentary about the history of the lace itself. Well even though i did not find what i was looking for. I thank you for this video, because i still learnt something i did not know.
I hope though if you make another video (this time about how you make lace) you can narrate instead of writing. My reading is too slow and had to stop the video for each text :-)
Thumb up girl
amazing
This is not lace making .-.
*goes to work on bobbins*
+iomoon Just what I was going to say! All I need is ONE high end Kim Kardashian bride who will give me a year to make her a real bobbin lace veil! And I'd be set! LOL
+Debbonnaire Kovacs I bet if you made an example that was amazing, you'd be able to market it! There's always big budget brides looking to up each other.
Exquisite
Thank's.
Machine stitching? tsk tsk tsk.
thank you!
Precioso trabajo!
Quelle beauté, quelle pureté!
Habilidad, equilibrio, exactitud, belleza......ARTE!!!!
LA haute. Couture. Africaine
gostei lindo trabalho
there's only one word: Wow
what music is this please? thanks!
Josephine Winter Enya the Irish composer and singer. I can not remember the name of the CD. I think it's the Celts, Orinoco Flow or Caribbean Blue. One of the first CD'S.
Sheperd moons. Enya
what song name ?
UAU!!!!!!!
Did you not understand?
This is NOT Haute Couture. This would be done by hand so that the joins were invisible. The internet is awash with misleading videos of Haute Couture finishes that are nothing of the sort. Similarly, the world of high fashion is awash with people claiming to be making to the Couture standard when they are not anything of the sort. For true Couture look at the hand embellishment and finishing of eg Chanel Haute Couture - however skilled, capable or talented you are it just makes you marvel - another level altogether.
The forest died! Lol
I will make the lace also. I want instructions please.
........................okay time to learn how to make lace
look up the antique pattern library.
have you not understood?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't "haute couture" required to be made by hand, and some only consider it truly so if it was made in Paris? Also, there are specific methods that must be adhered to (even within handwork) in order for a garment or accessory to carry the moniker, I believe. While your history was interesting and your finished garment looked nice, the title of this is sadly misleading. I would pass out if that had been true haute couture lace that was being stabbed by machine so indelicately wherever the needle happened to fall. A true haute couturier works diligently, intentionally and skillfully to finesse the finished piece of art from the original materials.
Why do you want to know what I think ?
,
And give you
Hey
Looks like someone's puppy died on top of that lace!
The lace hem should have been hand sewn. The machine stitches must have looked amateurish.
the beautiful lace was put twogether by the lady ,and the designer made something ugly out of such beautifull piece ,I really think this new age designers are a joke ...imagine mixing lace with aquarium patern skirt and add those big wooden buttons to the lace ,imagines she disfunctional crazy ,whith the only thing in her favor is the bad taste of the mases ,brainwash by the absurd propaganda ....
This is NOT handmade lace! This is some garbage lace that was made by a machine that anyone can buy on a roll. They then cut it into sections and pieced it together on a sewing machine! Everything is made by hand in haute couture; it literally translates to high dress maker aka high level sewing. The haute couture name can only apply to registered fashion houses in Paris. It began in the 19th century before sewing machines. Thus, sewing machines are not allowed period. This is one of the reasons why its so expensive. In keeping with that level of sewing all haute couture houses must be registered and approved by the governing body, Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. It is very difficult for houses to gain the haute couture title and to remain on the list. Handmade lace is not made on any type of machine that includes looms. Looms are massive machines that were invented to produce cheaper lace and put real lace makers out of business. Machine lace will never be the same quality as handmade. A haute couture garment made by loom lace would be a slap in the face to couturiers and the unknowing buyer.
Amateur repiquage. DO NOT USE OR WEAR ANIMAL FUR.
anything less than 1080p is unwatchable
Did you not understand?
have you not understood?
Why do you want to know what I think ?
Why do you want to know what I think?