Following a 1940's Blouse Pattern : Sewing through the Decades
Well I failed at early access this time around. Even though this was filmed and edited almost 6 months ago.
The files were all on my old computer and I forgot how much of a hassle it is rendering and transferring files from it (it failed to render FIVE TIMES and each attempt took over two hours. How did I consistently edit videos on it?!). Then I had to split the audio files and re-synch it and it was a pain.
But it's done! And now I'm officially into the fifties - there will be two videos devoted to that era, along with a bonus project vlog. I'm planning on those all going up in December. They are mostly filmed so I don't have any excuses.
Also in December, a bonus vlog about the 1940's playsuit will go up for my $6+ patrons, so keep an eye out for that!
And because I failed to offer early access to this video, here is early access to some photo sets.
Lots of editing to be done still, but it's a start!
Following a 1940's Blouse Pattern : Sewing through the Decades (YouTube)
Comments (8)
Since we’ve just seen the yellow Edwardian dress in the still photo as a McCall’s pattern I’m hoping the striped (cream and lavender?) Edwardian walking suit will also be a MCCall’s pattern.
I love this blouse on you - esp. with that awesome hat! Great job!
Thanks Angela, great video and great result👍. I always like your attention to detail, like redoing the pocket to line up the pattern. At least I’m not the only one with some OCD tendencies here😜.
I love the look of the blouse and the sombre colours of this fabric suits this style! I´ m making a coat from a 1950´ s pattern at the moment, hashtag coatmas ;) , but a 40´ s blouse will be my next project.
it might also be better in a color that isnt mud
Perhaps the bow version will be more appealing & suitable to your wardrobe, but this one is lovely too!!!
Wow! Worth the wait....really gorgeous. And yes, you are very pretty! 😄
Gorgeous!