Look, growing out an asymmetric haircut is always an interesting challenge, so give me a few months to get my hair back into shape...literally 😬

I like the idea of calling it an empress seam, a "grown-up" and more deliciously elegant version of a princess seam. Love the video, as always ❤

You NEED to start putting a label in all of your amazing hand made clothes! Just imagine some collector in 50 years trying to figure out when/where this is from and a label could bring them back to these archived videos! Who knows, by the time you stop sewing you could have produced a museum  full of collectable pieces. Do you have an embroidery machine? Even a cricut would do.

It needs repeated. Thank you for putting all the effort that you do into your videos. We all know it’s difficult fo so many reasons. I know I’m not alone when I say you help us cope. You whisk us away into a world of beauty so we can escape from the horrors of the moment. Thank you.

Just want to say that I love your new intro! I feel like I'm settling in to watch another episode of The Closet Historian, rather than just another YouTube video.

A Victorian crazy quilt out of your gorgeous fabrics would be spectacular. 💞

So like I know critically you’re saying dart fullness. But I always hear dartfulness, which feels more mysterious and ethereal. Which I believe darts are

Hello, Green Patterning Table of Grace 💚

Bianca, I can't tell you how proud I am that your channel has taken off.  To watch these flat pattern "lessons" is invaluable and I'm glad others think so, too.   Your house is wonderful.  You've come a long, long way.  You're inspirational!  You needed a table large enough for Oliver!

Beautiful job, l really like the tortellini sleeves!  However, I especially love the spine.  I have to figure out a way to include this detail in my wardrobe. Hope you and the kids get through the heat with sanity intact.

Amazing piece Bianca!
I'm not an AC expert, but I can tell you from experience that it is better to have smaller unit in every room than to try and cool the entire place with one bigger one. Moving cold air is harder than you can expect so you need to use fan and like you said you end up freezing in the room where the larger unit is. Having smaller unit allow you to control each room and you can also turn off one unit and not have the entire house become overheated. One thing you have to check for is your electrical capacity. Those unit use a lot of power when the compressor turns on and I've lived in quite a few places that couldn't accommodate for that. Check your electrical box and check how many outlet are on each circuit and make sure you don't overpower those. Hope all goes well.

Oliver getting all up in your jacket can only mean one thing - 💖FANCY CAT JACKETS💖. Clearly that's what he's asking for!

Man I just love the sound of a vintage sewing mechanism

the fabric of the dress in the intro! i love it

I adore the detail on the back of the jacket.  It’s giving me ideas.

A stunningly vampalicious jacket! Love the gorgeous iridescent silk and exquisite style details. The cuteness of Oliver, Sofia, and Zander’s off camera meow-over was delightful. Thanks, Bianca! 🪲

OLIVER IS A LOVELY SUPERVISOR! THE JACKET IS FAB AS ALWAYS! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SWEETIE!:face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape:

A "vampy" horizontal princess seam could be a "Countess Seam"

Wow, masterful!  I must tell you that I do so appreciate the extrapolations / descriptions you share about fabric types, names, behavior, etc.  Thank you for such a detailed video, very vampy.

Thank you for all you do to inspire the sewing community ❤