Answering Your Questions From 'I WORE 18TH-CENTURY CLOTHING EVERY DAY FOR 5 YEARS' (while sewing)
What was the average woman’s wardrobe like in the 18th-century? How did women deal with their periods in the 18th-century? How did you deal with thigh …
🎉 HOUSEWIFE KITS! So, the housewife I was sewing was just a pattern I doodled up before cutting it out, so there is no exact pattern like available. However, there are some kits available to purchase from some lovely small businesses!
You are so sweet and authentic! Happy to subscribe and support you <3
Yes! Please make a video about menstruation in the 18th century
Eyyy! UoG!!! ❤️
So because I am a total nerd, I knew where you worked as soon as you said living meuseum. I'm sure other people have figured it out as well, but I'll keep the secret. I have wanted to work there since the first time I went when I was 8 (we're a similar age I believe). I dressed in a sack back gown to my senior prom, complete with stays. I'm so glad you made that video and this one. I am literally living my dream thru you so thank you for sharing your experiences!
In the previous video, you mentioned that you think modern fashion could learn a lot from 18ty century fashion. I would love to hear more about that, especially undergarments. I wear exclusively dresses and skirts, and I agree that modern underwear is awful. Especially since I always wear a layer underneath. And knit cotton is the worst in a humid summer. But I have no idea where to find simple linen undergarments.
That got longer than I intended. 😂
Griff is an Australian Kelpie . They work with sheep and cattle and love their family above anything. Love from Australia.
Your dogs are so cute!
Great job on sharing information and entertainment
Is there a pattern for your skirt somewhere?
I LOVE Dandy!! He is so amazing!! ❤️
Yes!!!!!! I loved your video on what you wore. I love history and historical clothing specifically. As a birth worker I totally started questioning what women did for menstruation. My friend and I went down a research rabbit hole on 18th century menstruation 😂
Yay a fellow Hoosier!
Does she have an insta account?
Wait ok so did they just hire anyone? I used to visit spring mill as a kid and I was so enamored with the idea of working there, but again I was a kid and thought the actors were just straight up Amish people who lived there haha
It's beautiful but what is it for ? Techniques in making it instead of a lot of talking, do both. For the none sewers but interested
I love the music in your vids!
While on the subject (and I haven't read the comments to see if anyone else has mentioned this) – the word is men-STRU-ation. Not menistration or menstration. So many people mispronounce this word, it's incredible. Carry on….:)
So I was at Jo-Anns today buying costuming patterns, and I saw what I think was your beautiful face looking back from one of the Simplicity Pattern 8578 is that really you??
I've been following you way before the video and I'm excited to see what else you do! One day I'm going to make my own 18th Century gown!
Please make an 18th century period video! I’ve always been very curious about this.
Pure coincidental glee when I sit down to hand stitch my hussif/huswif/housewife while watching your video and become filled with crazy joy that we must be kindred spirits.
The thigh chafing was probably also dependent on how close/how much they touched. Before I had kids my thighs NEVER touched or chafed! Buuuut after two kids now they do.
I started following you from that video! It just popped up on my YouTube home page. I watch similar videos of vintage fashion so u guess that's why! Love you and your videos!
Accessibility tip: repeat/read questions allowed for the blind/people who can't see the question bc they're sewing pretty please! 💖💖💖
I had a lab collie mix and he was the most intelligent dog I've ever met
I adore your top in this video. Did you make it or purchase it? I need more information!
I want a merch sticker that says "Ibuprofen ain't got nothin' on Laudanum, guys." Just…please?
Eager to hear your plans, and just more hi, how are ya, let's sew type videos. I think women are just curious or interested in how other women have periods because there is so little conversation about it. I agree, primary sources are better, you just need to learn to read between the lines and translate the woman code of that era. It's fascinating!
Please read question out loud. I happened to be sewing and pressing and listening. Missed a step or two on topics. Love your humor. And knowledge. Thnx for sharing
🎉 HOUSEWIFE KITS! So, the housewife I was sewing was just a pattern I doodled up before cutting it out, so there is no exact pattern like available. However, there are some kits available to purchase from some lovely small businesses!
Willoughby & Rose: https://willoughbyandrose.com/collections/supply-kits/products/18th-century-housewife-hussif-kit
The Lady Detalle: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LadyDetalle?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=695684041§ion_id=16515943
You are so sweet and authentic! Happy to subscribe and support you <3
Yes! Please make a video about menstruation in the 18th century
Eyyy! UoG!!! ❤️
So because I am a total nerd, I knew where you worked as soon as you said living meuseum. I'm sure other people have figured it out as well, but I'll keep the secret. I have wanted to work there since the first time I went when I was 8 (we're a similar age I believe). I dressed in a sack back gown to my senior prom, complete with stays. I'm so glad you made that video and this one. I am literally living my dream thru you so thank you for sharing your experiences!
In the previous video, you mentioned that you think modern fashion could learn a lot from 18ty century fashion. I would love to hear more about that, especially undergarments. I wear exclusively dresses and skirts, and I agree that modern underwear is awful. Especially since I always wear a layer underneath. And knit cotton is the worst in a humid summer. But I have no idea where to find simple linen undergarments.
That got longer than I intended. 😂
Griff is an Australian Kelpie . They work with sheep and cattle and love their family above anything.
Love from Australia.
Your dogs are so cute!
Great job on sharing information and entertainment
Is there a pattern for your skirt somewhere?
I LOVE Dandy!! He is so amazing!! ❤️
Yes!!!!!! I loved your video on what you wore. I love history and historical clothing specifically. As a birth worker I totally started questioning what women did for menstruation. My friend and I went down a research rabbit hole on 18th century menstruation 😂
Yay a fellow Hoosier!
Does she have an insta account?
Wait ok so did they just hire anyone? I used to visit spring mill as a kid and I was so enamored with the idea of working there, but again I was a kid and thought the actors were just straight up Amish people who lived there haha
It's beautiful but what is it for ? Techniques in making it instead of a lot of talking, do both.
For the none sewers but interested
I love the music in your vids!
While on the subject (and I haven't read the comments to see if anyone else has mentioned this) – the word is men-STRU-ation. Not menistration or menstration. So many people mispronounce this word, it's incredible. Carry on….:)
So I was at Jo-Anns today buying costuming patterns, and I saw what I think was your beautiful face looking back from one of the Simplicity Pattern 8578 is that really you??
I've been following you way before the video and I'm excited to see what else you do! One day I'm going to make my own 18th Century gown!
Please make an 18th century period video! I’ve always been very curious about this.
Pure coincidental glee when I sit down to hand stitch my hussif/huswif/housewife while watching your video and become filled with crazy joy that we must be kindred spirits.
The thigh chafing was probably also dependent on how close/how much they touched. Before I had kids my thighs NEVER touched or chafed! Buuuut after two kids now they do.
I started following you from that video! It just popped up on my YouTube home page. I watch similar videos of vintage fashion so u guess that's why! Love you and your videos!
Accessibility tip: repeat/read questions allowed for the blind/people who can't see the question bc they're sewing pretty please! 💖💖💖
I had a lab collie mix and he was the most intelligent dog I've ever met
I adore your top in this video. Did you make it or purchase it? I need more information!
I want a merch sticker that says "Ibuprofen ain't got nothin' on Laudanum, guys." Just…please?
Eager to hear your plans, and just more hi, how are ya, let's sew type videos.
I think women are just curious or interested in how other women have periods because there is so little conversation about it. I agree, primary sources are better, you just need to learn to read between the lines and translate the woman code of that era. It's fascinating!
Please read question out loud. I happened to be sewing and pressing and listening. Missed a step or two on topics. Love your humor. And knowledge. Thnx for sharing