Elin Abrahamsson | I Made a Mid 19th Century Working Womans Dress. Pt 2 @elinabrahamsson9442 | Uploaded September 2020 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
FINALLY the second part of the blue dress sewing adventure is here!
As I mentioned in the video, nothing in the process of making this has been easy. Everything from sewing to recording and editing have been going wrong and I became so unhappy with the result in the end so I was on my way to throw the whole project in the trash bin. However, after talking to you on instagram, I decided in the end to publish it anyway. They say you learn from all the things you do, and maybe it's true. But what I do know though, is that we certainly need to see more imperfect results out there. Everything is not always going as you maybe had hoped sometimes but that doesn't make the project itself less important.
PART 1: youtube.com/watch?v=FATS7mhRPo4&t=444s
THANKS TO Oskar Abrahamsson (@Skardeline) for helping me recording the end of the video and the photos in the thumbnail. .
Pattern used in the video: https://webshop.skansen.se/textilier/somnadsbeskrivningar/somnadsbeskrivning-klanning-1850-tal
FOLLOW ME:
Instagram - @Sewingthroughthepast
Pinterest - ElinAbrahamsson
Mail - Sewingthroughthepast@gmail.com
MUSIC:
Epidemic Sound
FINALLY the second part of the blue dress sewing adventure is here!
As I mentioned in the video, nothing in the process of making this has been easy. Everything from sewing to recording and editing have been going wrong and I became so unhappy with the result in the end so I was on my way to throw the whole project in the trash bin. However, after talking to you on instagram, I decided in the end to publish it anyway. They say you learn from all the things you do, and maybe it's true. But what I do know though, is that we certainly need to see more imperfect results out there. Everything is not always going as you maybe had hoped sometimes but that doesn't make the project itself less important.
PART 1: youtube.com/watch?v=FATS7mhRPo4&t=444s
THANKS TO Oskar Abrahamsson (@Skardeline) for helping me recording the end of the video and the photos in the thumbnail. .
Pattern used in the video: https://webshop.skansen.se/textilier/somnadsbeskrivningar/somnadsbeskrivning-klanning-1850-tal
FOLLOW ME:
Instagram - @Sewingthroughthepast
Pinterest - ElinAbrahamsson
Mail - Sewingthroughthepast@gmail.com
MUSIC:
Epidemic Sound
