Victorian Slipper Crochet-Along -Making the Upper- RIGHT HANDED Miss Philomena 2020-11-24 | Hello and welcome! Today I am showing you how to crochet the upper for our Victorian slippers! There are two areas, the vamp with a pointed tongue, which covers the top of the foot, and the side, which wraps along the side of the foot and around the back. This is all made in one, with only one seam to join, which I will cover in the next video, which will go up December 8th.This video is for RIGHT HANDED crocheters. If you are left-handed, click here for the left-handed video: youtu.be/toEj5RHSGk0Never crocheted before? Here's a video that covers what you need to know to be able to make these slippers! youtu.be/uqQWpTOx22cSupplies: Yarn: approximately 200 yards total of one or two fingering weight yarnsRecommended: Knit Picks Palette: http://shrsl.com/2lzd8 (affiliate link)Hook: 2.75mm / US1 steel hook / US C/2 yarn hookFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Planning A Late Elizabethan Capsule Wardrobe & Deciding What Not to Wear Miss Philomena 2022-01-27 | This video is the introduction to a long-term, open ended project I'm about to start, all about making capsule wardrobe that can fit within the 1590s through the 1620s range, with a primarily English focus on styling. My goal is to get a base outfit made by sometime this summer, and then add pieces to it here and there as I go. Step one is to finally wash my linen so I can get started on a new shift.Patterns & Books: Margo Anderson Patterns: margospatterns.com-Seventeenth Century Women's Dress Patterns Book one: amazon.com/Seventeenth-Century-Womens-Dress-Patterns-Book/dp/1851776311-Seventeenth Century Women's Dress Patterns Book Two: amazon.com/Seventeenth-Century-Womens-Dress-Patterns-Book/dp/1851776850-Patterns of Fashion: shop.theschoolofhistoricaldress.org.uk/product-category/books/?v=79cba1185463 **The School of Historical Dress is currently editing and reissuing this series, and at the moment only books 1 and 5 are available. Books 2-4 can be found secondhand in the various usual places, but tend to be very expensive.-The Tudor Tailor: amazon.com/Tudor-Tailor-Reconstructing-Sixteenth-Century-Dress/dp/0896762556 OR etsy.com/listing/113261389/the-tudor-tailor-reconstructing-16thFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
How I Deal with Twist Build-Up in Tablet Weaving Miss Philomena 2022-01-12 | Hellow my lovely sewhorts! Today I'm sharing my two primary methods for dealing with twist building when using non-twist neutral tablet/card weaving patterns, one of which requires no extra equipment.Swivels: ReeMoo 200PCS Fishing Rolling Ball Bearing Barrel Swivel with Safety Snap Connector Fishing Accessories #2#4#6#8#10 amazon.com/dp/B072V98332/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_HKPPH99QXTGRT7KFMTJC?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Making a Medieval Ring Purse in Leather Miss Philomena 2021-12-15 | Today I'm making a medieval ring/hoop style purse! I'm using some lovely soft green leather from my stash, that came from a store that sadly closed down a few years ago. Here are the rest of my tools and materials:Period Patterns #93, Bags, Purses, and Pouches, view XXIX6" macrame hoop2 wood beadsLeather/Glovers needlesize 22 tapestry needleCoats Extra Strong Upholstery Thread, 100% NylonElmers No-Wrinkle Rubber Cementsewing clipslighterrotary cutterX-acto knifescissorschalkvarious rulersself-healing cutting mattracing papermasking tapeFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
An Edwardian Tam-o’Shanter Crochet-Along Part Three: Finishing and a PomPom! Left and Right handed! Miss Philomena 2021-11-22 | Welcome, my sewhorts, to Part Three of the Edwardian Tam-o'-shanter Crochet-Along! In this video I show you how to finish the tam with rounds 19-28. This time there's only one video, no separate left and right handed vidoes.If you missed the previous parts, check out the playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Y8r_PWGC7wGCkoYwSf3I6mrRrDcotNaSupplies: 300-350 yards of sport or DK weight yarnHook size appropriate for yarn, or potentially one size up (Mine is 4.00mm)Stitch markersRow counterYarn needlePompom maker or approx 2.5” wide strip of cardboard Recommended yarn: (affiliate links)Wool of the Andes Sport via KnitPicks: shrsl.com/367gkWool of the Andes Sport via WeCrochet: shrsl.com/367lr (lower free shipping minimum!)Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
An Edwardian Tam-o’Shanter Crochet-Along Part Two: Rounding the Tip LEFT HANDED Miss Philomena 2021-11-03 | Welcome, my sewhorts, to Part Two of the Edwardian Tam-o'-shanter Crochet-Along! In this video I show you how to continue on with the top of the tam, to complete rounds 11 to 18. If you missed the previous parts, check out the playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Y8r_PWGC7wGCkoYwSf3I6mrRrDcotNaRight Handed Tam CAL pt 2: youtu.be/NfGmw_s6EAUSupplies: 300-350 yards of sport or DK weight yarnHook size appropriate for yarn, or potentially one size up (Mine is 4.00mm)Stitch markersRow counterYarn needlePompom maker or approx 2.5” wide strip of cardboard Recommended yarn: (affiliate links)Wool of the Andes Sport via KnitPicks: shrsl.com/367gkWool of the Andes Sport via WeCrochet: shrsl.com/367lr (lower free shipping minimum!)Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
An Edwardian Tam-o’Shanter Crochet-Along Part Two: Rounding the Tip RIGHT-HANDED Miss Philomena 2021-11-03 | Welcome, my sewhorts, to Part Two of the Edwardian Tam-o'-shanter Crochet-Along! In this video I show you how to continue on with the top of the tam, to complete rounds 11 to 18. If you missed the previous parts, check out the playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Y8r_PWGC7wGCkoYwSf3I6mrRrDcotNaLeft Handed Tam CAL pt 2: youtu.be/wVoDVInXHisSupplies: 300-350 yards of sport or DK weight yarnHook size appropriate for yarn, or potentially one size up (Mine is 4.00mm)Stitch markersRow counterYarn needlePompom maker or approx 2.5” wide strip of cardboard Recommended yarn: (affiliate links)Wool of the Andes Sport via KnitPicks: shrsl.com/367gkWool of the Andes Sport via WeCrochet: shrsl.com/367lr (lower free shipping minimum!)Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
An Edwardian Tam-o’Shanter Crochet-Along Part One: Starting the Tam LEFT HANDED Miss Philomena 2021-10-20 | Welcome, my sewhorts, to Part One of the Edwardian Tam-o'-shanter Crochet-Along! In this video I show you how to do the Edwardian Star Stitch, and we start making the top of the tam. If you missed the intro video, you can find it here: youtu.be/4xXoHsy2Id8Magic Loop/Circle/Ring Tutorial: youtu.be/TFI_JQ31SX0Right Handed Tam CAL: youtu.be/LWDQTvLrIksSupplies: 300-350 yards of sport or DK weight yarnHook size appropriate for yarn, or potentially one size up (Mine is 4.00mm)Stitch markersRow counterYarn needlePompom maker or approx 2.5” wide strip of cardboard Recommended yarn: (affiliate links)Wool of the Andes Sport via KnitPicks: shrsl.com/367gkWool of the Andes Sport via WeCrochet: shrsl.com/367lr (lower free shipping minimum!)Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
An Edwardian Tam-o’Shanter Crochet-Along Part One: Starting the Tam RIGHT HANDED Miss Philomena 2021-10-20 | Welcome, my sewhorts, to Part One of the Edwardian Tam-o'-shanter Crochet-Along! In this video I show you how to do the Edwardian Star Stitch, and we start making the top of the tam. If you missed the intro video, you can find it here: youtu.be/4xXoHsy2Id8Magic Loop/Circle/Ring Tutorial: youtu.be/gEq48ABHRZoLeft Handed Tam CAL: youtu.be/biXaXxMVaEkSupplies: 300-350 yards of sport or DK weight yarnHook size appropriate for yarn, or potentially one size up (Mine is 4.00mm)Stitch markersRow counterYarn needlePompom maker or approx 2.5” wide strip of cardboard Recommended yarn: (affiliate links)Wool of the Andes Sport via KnitPicks: shrsl.com/367gkWool of the Andes Sport via WeCrochet: shrsl.com/367lr (lower free shipping minimum!)Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
An Edwardian Tam-o’Shanter Crochet-Along Part 0: Intro and Supply List Miss Philomena 2021-09-22 | Welcome, my amazing sewhorts! Today I’m giving you all the info needed for the crochet-along I’m starting next month. This Tam-O’Shanter is from a pattern originally published in 1908. Part One will be posted on October 20th!300-350 yards of sport or DK weight yarnHook size appropriate for yarn, or potentially one size upStitch markersRow counterYarn needlePompom maker or approx 2.5” wide strip of cardboard Recommended yarn: (affiliate links)Wool of the Andes Sport via KnitPicks: shrsl.com/367gkWool of the Andes Sport via WeCrochet: shrsl.com/367lr (lower free shipping minimum!)Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
How To Make Cards For Tablet Weaving From Things You Probably Have At Home: a CosTutorial Miss Philomena 2021-09-01 | Hello, my sewhorts! Join me today as I make tablet weaving cards from basic materials. All you need is scissors, a hole punch, and some kind of stiff paper or thin cardboard, or if you have a pack of playing cards that's missing one, you can easily repurpose those into weaving cards!Optional tools:Corner Punch: amazon.com/CADY-Corner-Rounder-Paper-Punch/dp/B06Y6481W4/ref=rvi_2/132-4082273-1659961?pd_rd_w=9xCOc&pf_rd_p=c0296674-5a83-4ad6-b035-0702d2b359df&pf_rd_r=V14B68ANCYQMZJB5T12S&pd_rd_r=75373625-b17a-415c-9df6-5db973f68216&pd_rd_wg=PFZI9&pd_rd_i=B06Y6481W4&psc=1 (non-affiliate link)Paper Cutter: amazon.com/dp/B07MCCL2N3/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B07MCCL2N3&pd_rd_w=XPjHv&pf_rd_p=887084a2-5c34-4113-a4f8-b7947847c308&pd_rd_wg=ANQSk&pf_rd_r=7SGVT5QAFAQ6HHANR4N0&pd_rd_r=959e877d-44d2-4af0-a9b7-f3aea562f597&smid=A28J3AJB21VSAK&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyQlNJM0MyUExYRkZKJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMzI4NzA2Mk1OWEIyVUVaT1cyQyZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwMjgwMjk5MzFNQjVKWVpHVFY1MCZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2RldGFpbCZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU= (non-affiliate link) different brand than mine, which is no longer available, but same styleFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Costuming At Large: A Plus-Size Costumers Round Table Miss Philomena 2021-08-23 | Join eight plus-sized costumers as we discuss the adventure that is sewing for our unique bodies in a world that prioritizes straight-sized bodies.My fellow panelists:Latina Living History: youtube.com/c/LatinaLivingHistoryinstagram.com/latinalivinghistoryko-fi.com/latinalivinghistoryOdessa Denby: youtube.com/channel/UC73whbMrdHfsXL-_F72dSAQinstagram.com/des_the_crafty_foxko-fi.com/odessadenbyPocket Full of Poseys: youtube.com/c/PocketFullofPoseysinstagram.com/rebecca.pocket.full.of.poseysko-fi.com/pocketfullofposeysrxninja76: instagram.com/rxninja76Sarah Bent: youtube.com/c/SarahBentinstagram.com/creative_sarahko-fi.com/sarahbentSew Biased: youtube.com/c/SewBiasedko-fi.com/sewbiasedinstagram.com/sew_biasedStringchronicity: youtube.com/c/Stringchronicityinstagram.com/stringchronicitypatreon.com/stringchronicity Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Medieval Brocaded Tablet Weaving: How to Add Sparkle to Your Narrowwork Miss Philomena 2021-08-21 | Hello and welcome! Today is a long video, but I'm sharing my favorite type of card/tablet weaving, which is brocading!Check out more of the Costube Symposium! The full playlist is here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3z00JFxdhfFWeTnhniEjLYLOF6SbXUmlInkle Loom: etsy.com/shop/WindhavenFiberTools (on a short break at the time of posting this video, but absolutely worth the wait)Cradle Loom: etsy.com/shop/chuckjones or egillswoodstuffs.comReferences: Birka III: https://historiska.se/birka/digitala-resurser/litteratur/digitaliserad-litteratur/-or- archive.org/details/BirkaIIIAnna Neuper's Modelbuch: red-stone-glen-fiber-arts-center.myshopify.com/products/anna-neuper-s-modelbuch?_pos=1&_sid=6d9be4712&_ss=rEcclesiastical Pomp and Aristocratic Circumstance: red-stone-glen-fiber-arts-center.myshopify.com/products/ecclesiastical-pomp-aristocratit-circumstance-a-thousand-years-of-brocade-tablet-bands?_pos=1&_sid=4eb0dba07&_ss=rElewys of Finchingefeld: Tablet Weaving for the Absolute Beginner: youtu.be/ooNOYUtc2ekFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Making Medieval Wire-worked Rings in Three Styles, A CosTutorial! Miss Philomena 2021-07-21 | Hello everyone, and welcome to today's CosTutorial! Today I am making simple wireworked rings that can add a fun bit of sparkle to a medieval (or earlier) look!I'm using aluminum and copper wire in this tutorial, but these can just as easily be made with real gold or silver wire as well.Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Reworking My Kirtle to Make it Wearable Again, AND Introducing the Costume Renewal Challenge! Miss Philomena 2021-07-07 | Hello everyone! Today I'm taking a kirtle I made in 2015 and remaking the sleeves so that I can wear it again! I'm also sharing my Costume Renewal Challenge with the sewing world at large! It's for everyone, costumers, cosplayers, and everyday sewing, and for every form of social media as well, not just YouTube. Basically, go into your costume closet, find that one thing you really like but doesn't quite fit anymore for whatever reason, be it weight changes, mistakes in patterning or sewing, or anything else, and fix or alter it so you can wear it again. The redone costume should still be recognizably the old one, so taking one thing apart and making something completely different for it doesn't count. If you do make a video for this, send me the link over on Instagram and I'll add you to the playlist!The Costume Renewal Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Y8r_PWGC7wD97OazsxCAxAjTgnqsllNFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Making a Simple Late 15thC cap, with my Costube 21 Q&A! Miss Philomena 2021-06-23 | Hey everyone! Today I'm answering the Costube 21 Questions, and making a simple late 15th century cap! Here's a bit more info for the cap, if you want to give this style a try yourself:main piece: 21"x13" / 53cmx34cm PLUS HEMStwo ties: 17"x3" / 43cmx7.5cm PLUS HEMSmeasurements are approximateMy linen is a medium weight, so I used 3/8" or 1cm for my double turned hems, but a finer fabric could take a narrower hem.Hem all the edges, attach the straps diagonally out at the corners on one of the long sides. Gather the center 9" / 23cm of that same long edge, then sew the back seam shut from the center of the gathers down to about 1" / 2.5cm before where the straps attach. And that's it! To wear, put the cap on and cross the straps over in the back. Bring them around to the top of your head and either tie in a decorative knot, or wrap them around each other and tuck the ends in. Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Sewing A Vintage 1950s Novelty Print Skirt- But Make it Nerdy! Miss Philomena 2021-06-01 | Hello and welcome back everyone! In this video I take the cutest Star Wars novelty cotton print fabric and make myself a 1950s dirndl style skirt. The official name for this print is Astro Pew Pew, and I just knew I had to get it and make myself a skirt with it.Fabric: joann.com/star-wars-cotton-fabric-astro-pew-pew/16727406.htmlFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
More Veil Pins: a CosTutorial Sequel! Making Medieval Wire-worked Pins Miss Philomena 2021-05-18 | Hello everyone! A couple days ago Opus Elenae posted a tutorial on how to make easy veil pins with a bead head, and she was very encouraging when I talked to her about filming this video. Here I go through two easy styles of pin that can be used either for veils or for clothing, especially the style without the bead. Opus Elenae's Veil Pin Video: youtube.com/watch?v=HiyciumLdjsFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena0:00 intro1:42 materials3:07 tight wrapped style10:24 beaded style14:15 outro
Making Medieval Slavic Temple Rings (for the SCA and other recreations) CosTutorial! Miss Philomena 2021-04-20 | Join me today as I go over how to make three basic styles of Slavic temple rings! The styles in this video come mainly from Rus/Russian finds, and a good overview can be found here: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~chrisandpeter/trmain/tr1main.htmlFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Double Birthdays and Taking a Look Back at My First Year on YouTube Miss Philomena 2021-04-06 | Hello everyone! My birthday and my YouTube anniversary are only a week apart, so today I'm celebrating and doing a year in review!Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Fashion Historian Reacts to Covid-19 Era Mask Tutorial Miss Philomena 2021-04-01 | Hello and welcome! Today I'm sharing a heavily requested video: my reaction to Sew Biased's Covid-19 Era Mask Sewing Tutorial. She made some very interesting points in her video, and I enjoyed being able to share my thoughts on it! #CovidEraFashionBe sure to check out her channel for more great historical and vintage sewing content too! youtube.com/channel/UCZNrNcBoqw88surnRo-kujQFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Returning From an Unexpected Hiatus and Plotting a New Project! Miss Philomena 2021-02-23 | Hey, everyone! I needed to take an unexpected hiatus from YouTube, but I'm back now and ready to get things sewing again! My medieval and SCA videos: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Y8r_PWGC7x953c2XS4IFNMtIPMgF5uvThe Ethereal Seamstress Competition: bbm.eastkingdom.org/events/ethereal-seamstressFaye Sterling: youtube.com/c/FayeSterlingFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
A Solstice Gift Swap with Costuming Friends, What I Received! Miss Philomena 2021-01-06 | Hello everyone, and welcome back! Today I'm here with the second of my videos about the Solstice Swap I did with a small group of friends and fellow costumers on social media(not just YouTube). (A quick note: If you watched this video within it's first 24 hours live with the captions on, I apologize! YouTube's auto captioning did me dirty about 30 seconds in, but I've since corrected it.)Gwendolyn Grey gave me the most amazing painting using my profile photo as the inspiration! I'm so excited to find the perfect spot to hang it up in my house. She posted a video on her making this painting on her own channel, so please go and check that out too, and subscribe to her as well!Her channel: youtube.com/user/lachwenHer video: youtu.be/hB5oeHOmMr8Her instagram: instagram.com/gwendolyngreyFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
A Solstice Gift Swap with Costuming Friends! Miss Philomena 2020-12-24 | Hello everyone, and welcome back! Today’s video is all about the Solstice Swap I did with a small group of friends and fellow costumers on social media(not just YouTube). My giftee was Katie of Latina Living History, and while as of posting this video she hasn’t received her gift yet, I still wanted to share what I sent her way. Once she does get her present I’ll be sure to share a link here! I’m also waiting to receive my own present, but given the current state of the postal service I’m not sure when it will actually arrive. So expect a part 2 video for me about this probably some time in January as well!Latina Living History: youtube.com/c/LatinaLivingHistory Katie is awesome, so be sure to check her channel out!Wrapping Techinque from Shiho Masuda: youtube.com/c/ShihoMasudaSimple pleating: youtu.be/ggXRAAHTrLAFan variation: youtu.be/K0GE5qdJtJsFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Victorian Slipper Crochet-Along - Attaching the Sole and Finishing Miss Philomena 2020-12-08 | Hello and welcome! Today I am showing you how to add the sole to our Victorian slippers. At the end of this video our slippers will be done and wearable! Using the tracing you made of your foot in the last video I’ll show you how to determine what size to use, and then go over attaching it to the finished upper.Pattern for the sole: drive.google.com/file/d/1vUolNsRjBtPUNxkvZDW3Ht8k7RTMTiOJ/view?usp=sharingSupplies: Yarn: approximately 200 yards total of one or two fingering weight yarnsRecommended: Knit Picks Palette: http://shrsl.com/2lzd8 (affiliate link)Hook: 2.75mm / US1 steel hook / US C/2 yarn hookYarn needleSewing needle and thread to matchLeather: for the optional outer sole, 4/5oz Veg tanned, purchased at my local Tandy Leather store, but also available through their website tandyleather.com/collections/leather/products/copy-of-craftsman-oak-veg-tan-single-shoulders, ORUpholstery weight pleather, available at most sewing stores that carry home favor fabrics, 1/8th yard Felt: 1/8th yard of 72” wide felt or enough precut sheets to fit 4 sole pieces if not using a leather outer sole, or enough to fit 2 sole pieces of using a separate outer sole Glue: rubber or other contact cement is my recommendation, but any type of non-water soluble, flexible dry glue would work. amazon.com/Elmers-No-Wrinkle-Rubber-Cement-Applicator/dp/B004USUE1S/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=rubber+cement&qid=1607454914&refinements=p_85%3A2470955011&rnid=2470954011&rps=1&sr=8-3Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Victorian Slipper Crochet-Along -Making the Upper- LEFT HANDED Miss Philomena 2020-11-24 | Hello and welcome! Today I am showing you how to crochet the upper for our Victorian slippers! There are two areas, the vamp with a pointed tongue, which covers the top of the foot, and the side, which wraps along the side of the foot and around the back. This is all made in one, with only one seam to join, and I will cover that along with attaching the sole in the next video, which will go up December 8th.This video is for LEFT HANDED crocheters. If you are right-handed, click here for the right-handed video: youtu.be/z0FyfrIXs0UNever crocheted before? Here's a video that covers what you need to know to be able to make these slippers! youtu.be/5uf-2NZZOT4Supplies: Yarn: approximately 200 yards total of one or two fingering weight yarnsRecommended: Knit Picks Palette: http://shrsl.com/2lzd8 (affiliate link)Hook: 2.75mm / US1 steel hook / US C/2 yarn hookFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
A Victorian Slipper Crochet-Along: Intro and Supplies Miss Philomena 2020-11-10 | Hello and welcome! Today I discuss what will be happening in my Victorian Slipper Crochet-Along, and let you know what supplies you'll need if you want to participate! The links below are to what I'll be using, but if you have other preferred sources for your yarn and other materials, please go ahead and use whatever you'd like!I will be releasing a written pattern along with the video tutorials. The second video in the series will be posted November 24th, and the third video will go up December 8th.Supplies: Yarn: approximately 200 yards total of one or two fingering weight yarnsRecommended: Knit Picks Palette: http://shrsl.com/2lzd8 (affiliate link)Hook: 2.75mm / US1 steel hook / US C/2 yarn hookLeather: for the optional outer sole, 4/5oz Veg tanned, purchased at my local Tandy Leather store, but also available through their website tandyleather.com/collections/leather/products/copy-of-craftsman-oak-veg-tan-single-shoulders, ORUpholstery weight pleather, available at most sewing stores that carry home favor fabrics, 1/8th yard Felt: 1/8th yard of 72” wide felt or enough precut sheets to fit 4 sole pieces if not using a leather outer sole, or enough to fit 2 sole pieces of using a separate outer sole ( pattern will be provided next video )Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Recreating An 1840s Fan-Front Gown From an Original Tintype Miss Philomena 2020-10-27 | And for the final video in my 1840s project, the gown! I used a beautiful herringbone weave teal worsted weight wool and flatlined the bodice and sleeves with a white cotton sateen. The patterns I used are:Bodice, with some modifications: TV456 – 1856 Gathered Dress: trulyvictorian.info/index.php/product/tv456-1856-gathered-dressSleeves: TV454 – 1845 German Day Dresses: trulyvictorian.info/index.php/product/tv454-1845-german-day-dresses Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Making an 1840s Drawn Bonnet with Wool Gauze Miss Philomena 2020-10-20 | For my 1840s project I made myself a drawn bonnet! The wool gauze I used for this is deceptive- it looks opaque until you catch it at just the right angle!Bonnet Pattern: outofaportrait.comFabric Source: fabricmartfabrics.comStill Photos & Thumbnail Photo: flickr.com/photos/mollypicturestudioFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Mini Make: an Early 19th Century Long Shawl Miss Philomena 2020-10-13 | Today I make two normal pashmina shawls into one super shawl! It’s a super quick and easy project that’s part of my 1840s outfit. Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Mini-Make: A (water)Melon Reticule from 1831 Miss Philomena 2020-09-30 | I might call this a mini-make, but it’s only mini in terms of size, not in how long it took! There’s a LOT of whip stitching in this reticule. This is from a book published in 1831, with minimal directions and no pattern. Mine is slightly larger than the dimensions in the book, but I wanted to make sure I could fit everything important in it. This is part of my 1840s project. Music is Ballade no. 3 in A flat major, Op. 47 by Frédéric Chopin. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Welcome to Philomena’s Fashions! Channel trailer for Miss Philomena Miss Philomena 2020-09-25 | Welcome to my channel! Here you’ll find videos about historical costuming, tutorials for various projects and techniques, and more~ I dabble in a number of time periods, from SCA projects in the 9th/10th, 14th, and 16th centuries, as well as various decades from the 17th century through the 1950s. I’m also lucky enough to live within an hour of several of my fellow costuming friends, and pre-pandemic, as well as within the current CDC guidelines for assembly, we like to dress up and go fun places in the southeastern PA/NJ/DE area. Music is Frédéric Chopin's Preludes, Op. 28 - No. 3 'Thou Art So Like a Flower''. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
NJDAR Sews 250! Petticoat Workshop Miss Philomena 2020-09-18 | This video has been created for the NJDAR Sews 250! Project, which is working to help New Jersey Daughters create their own historically accurate clothing as the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution approaches. This was originally meant to be an in-person workshop, but because we are still practicing social distancing our presentation and demonstration have been filmed and edited into the video you see here!Pat and I go through the basics of how to make an 18th century petticoat, with information for both hand sewing and machine sewing the entire piece, and cover all the supplies and materials needed as well.For more information on this project, check out the bog at njdarsews250.wordpress.com
Making Myself 14th Century Wire Wrapped Hair Pins Miss Philomena 2020-09-15 | Today I make myself (yet another) pair of medieval/14th century decorative hairpins!These are a quick and easy project using two different gauges/weights of wire, and need just wire cutters and jewelry pliers in terms of equipment!Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Planning My 1840s Gown and my 500 Subscriber Giveaway Winners! Miss Philomena 2020-09-08 | Today I'm discussing my upcoming 1840s outfit, as well as announcing the winners from my 500 subscriber giveaway video!My Etsy Shop: etsy.com/shop/philomenasfashionsUpcoming Pattern Releases: missphilomena.com/upcoming-pattern-releasesFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaEmail me! philomenasfashions@gmail.comIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Receiving my SCA Award of Arms and Unboxing my Scroll Miss Philomena 2020-09-01 | Today is all about my journey in the SCA and receiving my first award!To toot my own horn a little, because I’m still proud and a bit amazed, the event mentioned that I stewarded (aka ran) was last November’s Queen and Crown Rapier Championship. The entire event was pulled together in under two and a half months, and I wouldn’t have been able to do with without the support of my local group, the Barony of Buckland Cross. It was my first time running any kind of event, let alone a royal one, but it was a successful event that I’m proud to have been a part of. sca.orgeastkingdom.orgyoutu.be/8l2Z_N27UAswiki.eastkingdom.org/index.php?title=Andruta_JezofynaFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
Victorian Brioche Knitting & 500 Subscriber Giveaway Announcement! (Left and Right Handed Knitting) Miss Philomena 2020-08-25 | Hello everyone! Today I'm sharing a wonderfully warm and cozy knitting technique, 19th century single-color brioche knitting, with tutorials for both left and right handed knitters. I'm also celebrating 500 subscribers, and giving away a prize to two winners! Details are in the video!The giveaway is now over, but thanks to everyone who entered!My Etsy Shop: etsy.com/shop/philomenasfashionsUpcoming Pattern Releases: missphilomena.com/upcoming-pattern-releasesFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomena
18thC Dorset Button Making for Lefties! (And Righties too) Miss Philomena 2020-08-18 | -Welcome to my tutorial on how to make 18th century Dorset buttons! This video shows the techniques for both right AND left handed sewers.0:00 Intro and History of Dorset Buttons2:58 Materials4:19 Left-Handed Tutorial17:52 Right-Handed Tutorial31:08 Finishing for Both HandsExtant Sources:-Loose Buttons, Henry's Buttons henrysbuttons.co.uk/original-dorset-buttons.html-Nightgown, Kerry Taylor Auctions invaluable.com/auction-lot/a-rare-gentleman-s-nightshirt-and-nightcap,-18th-68-c-0c6dc4d791-Men's Shirt, John Bright Collection thejohnbrightcollection.co.uk/costume/shirt-Corset, Metropolitan Museum of Art metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/162898?searchField=All&sortBy=Relevance&deptids=8&ft=corset&offset=0&rpp=20&pos=7-Waistcoat, Historic Deerfield Collection http://museums.fivecolleges.edu/detail.php?museum=all&t=objects&type=all&f=&s=waistcoat&record=59-Under Bodice, Amsterdam Museum https://hart.amsterdam/collectie/object/amcollect/29032Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomenaMusic is D. 960 - I. Molto moderato by Schubert, and Variations on an Original Theme, Op.21 No.1 by Brahms. Both works are licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.
How to Style your Hair for the 1860s - one base style, three variations! Miss Philomena 2020-08-11 | Hello, and welcome! Today I'm talking about 1860s hair and how I use false pieces to give me a wide variety of looks! If you want more information about why I use a modern crimper for my hair, rather than curling it, check out my other video, How I Learned to Love My Mini-Crimper for Historical Hairstyling: youtu.be/Lf61Z9vhWewFind me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaIf you really enjoyed this video, please consider supporting me on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/missphilomenaMusic is Carnaval, Op. 9 (Scenes mignonnes sur quatre notes), by Schumman. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.
Upside-down T means what?! Decoding 19thC knitting & crochet patterns Miss Philomena 2020-08-01 | Welcome and hello! Today I want to share my process for working with 19th and early 20th century knitting and crochet patterns. With no standardization in place yet, different creators could write their patterns however they chose, and some patterns will need more than just a translation from their original stitch notations to modern terminology! This video is part of the CoCoVid badge game. Find the code/QR code in the video to earn a badge!0:00 Intro and discussion13:05 translating a late Victorian crochet pattern and making a test swatch24:51 an interpretation of an early Victorian knitting pattern27:34 trying to correct a 1916 crochet patternInterested in learning more about CoCoVid? Check out the program for it here: drive.google.com/file/d/1kqbvE_sdgdZyjHxxwUtC8Pmn_MPAuA7z/viewSources for public domain knitting and crochet books:Google Books: books.google.comArchive.Org: archive.org/details/knittingreferencelibraryHathiTrust Digital Library: hathitrust.orgAntique Pattern Library: antiquepatternlibrary.org Project Gutenburg: gutenberg.orgBooks featured: Priscilla Beadwork Book: antiquepatternlibrary.org/html/warm/6-JA020.htmModern Fancy Work: no scans available at the time of publishing this videoThe Lady's Assistant for executing useful and fancy designs in knitting, netting, and crochet work: archive.org/details/krl00394037/page/n39/mode/2upCrocheted Edgings and Insertions Book Two: antiquepatternlibrary.org/pub/PDF/6-AK026Cordet2.pdf
Embroidering an 18th Century Pocket: First Steps Miss Philomena 2020-07-21 | Hello everyone! Today I'm taking the first steps in the long term project that is embroidering an 18th century lady's pocket. If you want to keep up with the embroidery progress, check out my instagram over the coming months. My goal is to finish the embroidery by the end of the year, but I make no promises on that!Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaMusic is Flute and Harp Concerto in C major, K. 299/297c by Mozart. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 3.0 License.
Poseable Arms for My Dressform: A Mini Make Miss Philomena 2020-07-14 | Hello everyone! Today I'm making a pair of arms for my dressform, primarily to help display things better. They aren't the size of my own arms, so I don't plan to use them for draping purposes.The pattern I'm using is by Ruth Watkin, and can be purchased on her website here: http://ruth-watkin.squarespace.com/shop/halfscalefemale-7l8hd-r58cxMusic is Piano Sonata no. 18 in G major, D. 894 - IV. Allegretto, by Franz Schubert. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.
How I Learned to Love My Mini-Crimper for Historical Hairstyling Miss Philomena 2020-07-07 | Join me as I do a bit of rambling on a rainy day, all about how I've made my hair work for historical hairstyling!I have very fine and straight hair, which isn't ideal for historical styling, but luckily I've found a lasting, non-curled method to give me the texture and volume I need to make it work.Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaMusic is Beethoven's Piano Sonata no. 15 in D major 'Pastoral', Op. 28. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.--------------------------------------------------blacklivesmatters.comblacklivesmatters.carrd.coreclaimtheblock.orgdefund12.orgaclu.orgsplcenter.org
One Day Costuming Challenge: An Edwardian Corset Cover with a Handmade Lace Yoke Miss Philomena 2020-06-23 | A while back Kirilee Cosplay ( youtube.com/channel/UCI9N4A_1RCzdytqtF-e_nrg ) issued a challenge, to make a costume in one day. So I did all my making and sewing and most of my filming back in May, while my state was still under stay-at-home orders. But when it came to modeling my finished piece, I kept putting it off and putting it off, until finally, a month later, I gave up and tossed it on my dressform for finished shots. Yay procrastination! The book mentioned comes from the amazing APL site ( antiquepatternlibrary.org ), which is a huge collection of scanned 19th and early 20th century public domain crafting books. They have lots and lots of different categories, and while most of the books are in English, there are also French and German publications as well. And possibly other languages, but those are the only other two I recall seeing. You can find the Priscilla Yoke Book here ( antiquepatternlibrary.org/html/warm/6-GO001.htm ), and see the preview for the full pages, as well as a link to the PDF which you can download. The book features mostly crocheted patterns, but there are some for tatting, as well as a couple that incorporate tapes and trims, including wide rickrack! Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaMusic is Piano Sonata no. 16 in A minor, D. 845, by Franz Schubert. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.--------------------------------------------------blacklivesmatters.comblacklivesmatters.carrd.coreclaimtheblock.orgdefund12.orgaclu.orgsplcenter.org
Making an Edwardian Corset part one: The Mockup Miss Philomena 2020-06-16 | This is part one of two videos, about the process I went through while making myself a new corset using the Black Snail pattern. In this video I show you what I did with the pattern, and how I made myself a mockup to test the fit!Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaMusic is Variations on an original theme in D major, no. 1 from Op. 21, By Johannes Brahms. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.--------------------------------------------------blacklivesmatters.comblacklivesmatters.carrd.coreclaimtheblock.orgdefund12.orgaclu.orgsplcenter.org
Mini-Make: A Fabric Head Form for Hats and Wigs Miss Philomena 2020-06-09 | Join me as I sew a head form!The pattern I used can be found here: http://lynnmcmasters.com/Head.htmlA couple notes about the head form, that I didn't realize until after finishing this video: -I put a lot of stuffing in, but I probably could've added more.-Because I used cardboard for the base instead of wood, the head form has very little weight to it. That means it's easy to make it top heavy, which I discovered while resetting a curled hairpiece! I'll be making a few more of these for display at an event in the fall, so while I don't plan to do anything to this one, I will for future head forms add some kind of weight just above the cardboard, to better stabilize it. Find me on Instagram! instagram.com/miss.philomenaMusic is Trio Sonata in G major, BWV 1038, By Johann Sebastian Bach. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.--------------------------------------------------blacklivesmatters.comblacklivesmatters.carrd.coreclaimtheblock.orgdefund12.orgaclu.orgsplcenter.org
Taking Victorian Tintypes and A Magic Dress Miss Philomena 2020-05-21 | Join me as I talk a bit about the antique tintypes I own, as well as share my experiences with sitting for tintypes in the modern age! Huge shoutout to Victorian Photography Studio, who took all the modern tintypes shown. A visit to the studio in Gettysburg, PA is not to be missed, if you're ever in the area. Check out their site, and follow them on facebook and Instagram as well! victorianphotostudio.comfacebook.com/Victorian-Photography-Studio-91623782927instagram.com/vps_gettysburg(No, this isn't a sponsored post, it's just a great small business that's semi-local to me, if 120 miles away can be considered even remotely local. There aren't any other tintype studios closer to me, as far as I know?)Others seen in this video: Koshkacat: youtube.com/channel/UCL-1EyNKnsu9a9axy8yuBcwSewloud: youtube.com/channel/UCxogYm_XJ7oPe4LHPkqdUSQDames a la Mode: youtube.com/channel/UCU-6G2XW_aJh6_FkoiI-T1QAmanda: instagram.com/mandie_rwAlice: instagram.com/hiraimi.87Jessica: instagram.com/jss452Leia: instagram.com/jleialimabaumIntro music: Grand Piano Logo by waynetrovsoundMain music: Piano Sonata no. 21 in B-flat major, D. 960 by Franz Schubert
