“All curves get clipped eventually.” Sounds vague and ominous and I want it on a t shirt

Don’t listen to jerks who have nothing better to do than to criticize your arms.  Good Grief!

“The body changes - which is so irritating”
That’s why I like your channel the most - besides the great outfits, sewing tips and glamour. You have a sense of humour and never seem to take yourself too seriously.

I love the voiceover, it feels like we're hanging out, drinking some coffee and watching an event. The vests are both dope AF.

When I was 13 and in 8th grade I had to take sewing and the pattern I chose for a red twill vest and matching circle skirt was so beyond my ability I had to get help from our tenant, who sewed beautifully. It was a beautiful outfit, just your style, as that was in 1953.

Me, owning 1000 waistcoats, but desperately craving more: oH yEsS

Two years ago but relevant for me today. I've never bagged out so thank you for explaining that. Many notes taken. Sewing my first waistcoat with my own pattern today. Thank you for all your advice. You're a treasure!

I personally find it very inspiring seeing a fellow hairy armed woman

Both vests look really cute on you. I hate making buttonholes on my crappy domestic machine. I used to know a guy who did clothing alterations who had this terrifying industrial buttonhole making machine, we had this sweet deal going where he would make the buttonholes on my projects in exchange for quince jelly. Then he moved away, god I miss him. I'm sorry people say rude things to you in the comments, you are of course absolutely perfect as you are.

If people make personal comments, you can reply politely, "if you don't have something nice to say...," or, not so politely, "FOAD."

I do have PCOS and for years I was so self conscious about being hairy but it didn’t bother my husband or my kids so screw the haters and embrace the differences xxx

What I like about your videos is how much of the sewing you show us and all the detailed commentary. I’ll definitely come back to this when I get around to sewing a vest

Just a tip I learned in sewing class a couple years ago.  When your opening a button hole if you place a straight pin just inside of the perpendicular end so it looks like a t shape that is not fully crossed the straight pin will keep you from cutting into the edging and ruining the button whole.  Cutting button holes- sewing home decor by LanduaerPublishing is a decent video example of this technique. The only thing I would do differently is to place the pins closer to the ends of the button hole, but the idea is the same.   Also dont waist time with haters you are a great seamstress.

I enjoy the process of “clothes” is exactly how I feel and what stopped me from sewing nice garments for years. I drew my mum nuts with all my corner cutting. 😋

I've made 3 vests within the last half year and I'm happy with none of them. I might try making one again and use this as my inspiration! (Because let's be honest here, I really do want to own a vest that fits and looks great. Damn breasts that make every commercialy available vest into deathtraps)

Clip all curves in life...yes. A mantra!

I'm dreading IRL work and only wanted to watch your channel and this one was recommended in my list. It was a good recommendation I'm very fond of vests. Thanks for sharing ❤ in this year 2025 lol

I always thought that if your lining wasn't smooth it would show through your project? I enjoy your videos because it's like learning from a friend instead of some home ec teacher. Voice over is more entertaining than captions.

I loved this, so helpful! Also, for me personally, I prefer voiceovers because I'm often only watching YouTube while I'm working in my own sewing room. I can keep up easier with the process if there are audio cues as to where you are in the project rather than just the text. :)

I love that you explain all you processes as you go you have taught me a lot thank you