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I have made this skirt twice and I love this video. But I always get bumps in seam where the pleated skirt meets the top yoke. Any ideas how I could fix it??

I wish I could give you a hug! 💛💛💛 I love your videos and I love every project you make, including the ones in this video that didn’t turn out as you hoped. I love hearing you speak (your accent is lovely and your English is better than you give yourself credit for) and I love seeing your face (with or without makeup) and you make my days better with your art. Depression and burnout are fierce monsters, and I hope you feel better soon. Sending so many virtual hugs 💕

I'M THINKING GOING TO MAKE IT FOR MY HALLOWEEN WEDDING AFTER PARTY SPIDERWEB DRESS IS SOOO SPOOKY AND WICKED.

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Ariel that crepe skirt is stunning!!! ;🌟The detail! The realism! You need a gallery show for these things so we can all marvel at the details!

I love this! I also love your crepe skirt, it's amazing ❤❤❤

"beginner friendly", Ha! I started by trying to copy an expensive dress I saw in a shop window, made out of a polyester curtain material. It looks terrible! I made so many mistakes! But I learned so much, and the fabric was cheap.

Gorgeous dress. The texture is amazing. The other dress was beautiful, BUT the new dress is fabulously interesting and full of lusous texture and much more YOU. ❤😊

I really liked this video! Id love another one at some point too :)

Sort of beginner sewing project ideas I've enjoyed -Pot holders, square one with and without a pocket -Making my jeans pockets longer with scrap fabric (VERY satisfying) -a warm jacket for my friends dogs that was traced from their rain coat. I used big snaps and elastic for the attachment points!

J’ai plusieurs rouleaux de velours à rideaux de scène et je ne sais pas quoi faire avec. As-tu des idées svp? Velours rouge, bourgogne, bleu, marine, noir et gris. Pas assez raide pour recouvrir un divan et aucun stretch. Tissu neuf

Oh my goodness. I just found your channel. What beautiful projects. You are so fun to watch. I can't wait to check out all your videos. Thumbs up. ❤😊

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Loved this video! Would love this type from time to time ❤

The blue material that is used for the yoke of the Star Trek sweaters looks like it could be a blue knit polyester jacquard; a google search reinforced my suspicion. I have to admit it does look a little leather-like in the reference picture. X

I love this new format! Please make more episodes in the future 😊

❤ i loved this video so much, simple and interesting thank you! If i may, something my sewing teacher teach me for the question of thread color : when in doubt, chose a Grey shade that's approach the grading of your fabric (especially for busy fabric) 😊

Love this! Thank you 🎉

I liked this. Very helpful!

I did enjoy this format. Thanks for the interesting answers and ideas!

Very cool vidro format 👍

It’s a great format. Sustainable, varied, infinitely interesting! My partner watches 90min a week of guitar gear chat all from viewers comments and queries. He is always sad when they skip a week.

I like this video concept! Its nice to hear about all of the ideas and projects from different people. And maybe i will sind in a question to, if i inevitably come to a point in a project where i have to decide something difficult. Usually I procrastinate those choices for way to long.

You look cute without makeup and even younger in my opinion. 😘

I love this format

Thank you for answering my question about pattern storage! I've been trying to steal a glimpse of yours whenever you pulled a pattern out. I will now have to go back and figure out what projects all those pattern pieces belong to....

"It doesn't matter, we are all going to die anyways" I need this on a T-shirt! Thank you so much for this video. I know this wasn't easy to put out in the world. As a fellow UA-camr, and just a creator in general, it was so refreshing to see this. We all have our failures but it's not something most creators share so we think that they are just amazing and are doing it right and why can't I just be more like them, and it turns into this ugly pressure we put on ourselves to do better and be perfect. but it's not realistic and leads to more disappointment in ourselves. For what it's worth, I think you are so funny, and absolutely fantastic, and so very creative, and watching your videos inspires me!

What's the cat's name, please?

Looking at your problem-solving process is fascinating! Please, do record similar videos in the future!

A video of more fun clothes like the crepe and pencil skirt would be amazing!

Love this style of video! It's interesting hearing ideas to others problems. You never know when something could spark and idea to solve your own problems!

There is a fine line between hoarding and collecting.....Organizing your Madness is key, finding a way to showcase some of your vintage finds or the prettier items like a "Cabinet of curiosity" corner might help. Thrifting, auctions, flea markets and garage sales are a good place to look for things I swear by boxes baskets and cabinets with shelves and drawers, lots of drawers! You can do matchy matchy and random awesomness decor with this method of storage and it doesn't have to be expensive. I started with old plastic Milk crates, from behind the local grocery, in my "poor student days" and graduated to proper book shelves. Later when i could afford it, i would get a nice looking box to put small things in, gradually over time. Don't forget to label your treasures! So you don't inadvertently cast the modern wicca spell of disappearance! "I put it in a safe place"..........

Great Q&A!

That pattern storage idea is genius! I have a couple of bookshelves with bins for craft storage and currently have a small bin with patterns, but i have just been shoving my homemade patterns in with my commercial patterns and it's definitely not sustainable :P I will have to shift over to your method!!

I invested in under the bed storage containers. Under your bed is there is so much wasted space. I found these plastic containers with wheels that fit under the bed and it’s the perfect place to store fabric and flat things like my large ruler and cutting mat.

Does your "not my cat" have a name yet?

Yess this tips forma is more than nice, you should make more of these! I love watching you make stuff, but this is so useful and also I bet it's a lot less stressful 😊

This is wonderful! I'd love more videos like this!

When you stared into the camera while ripping out the pages was when I thought "Yup. I'm subscribing." 😂❤

Love this format!

Starting a project before having a step by step in your mind can lead your mind to look at it as potentially wasting precious hours, and the suggestion for starting with testing is very useful in that regard - one actually start, and testing is a low pressure activity to get the gears going and helps figure out hidden needed future steps!!

Awww Not-my-cat is such a handsome fellow

7:25 I dyed some neoprene recently. I used Rit's Dyemore and the neoprene soaked up the dye like crazy, so use more than you would think. Yes, I did do it in a pot I only use for dye on the stove. Also, the neoprene soaks up a toooon of water. 8:25 I love it. I'd be funny seeing reactions in a high tourist area like Paris for people to judge you thinking you're a tourist, but are in reality actually French 😆. Also it looks amazing

😊 this was fun and interesting to hear your solutions. That was a wide range of topics not just the costumes! The 🐱 saying hello at the end 😂❤

We were into latch hook in the early 70s. Mom designed and made an Oriental inspired small rug (3' x 5'). I don't remember how long it took her. I do remember a stall at the binding and finishing when Dad took over. Dad's parents had made braided rugs for years for them and family. Mom's rug was gorgeous and lush under the feet.

How have you inadvertently designed a dress that's more on theme for this year's Met gala than most of the outfits worn at the event 😮

These are fun! Great addition to your type of videos!!! Yay cat!

I love the destroyed dress. It makes me think of the opened chrysalis.

Sharing my beginner project. Napkins! They helped me practice sewing straight lines, plus their low stakes cause its just squares that are meant to be folded up so you can pick the best of the 4 lines to be on top.

I love this kind of video, it’s very informative 😄 also 🐈❤️