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Showing posts with label vestis historic9 uel quasi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vestis historic9 uel quasi. Show all posts
Monday, 7 July 2025
Est-ce qu'un Chrétien peut s'habiller comme il veut ?
Puisque je pourrais être en cause, écoutons quelqu'un d'autre :
catholique
@benoitpouzin
Est-ce qu’un chrétien peut s’habiller comme il veut ? #chrétien #habit #catholique
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/z501dgNLQEw
Saturday, 22 March 2025
Can Someone Help Rachel Maksy Out?
Coudre deux robes « mod-ieval » ! (Vous avez compris ? heh heh) / Sewing two "Mod-ieval" dresses
Rachel Maksy | 22 mars 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0uOmf-wHag
She holds for the first dress a pattern from 1972. Here is what she wonders:
9:15 One of the things I was thinking about 9:16 when I was working on this, 9:17 "If I could have any superpower in the world, 9:20 it would be object readings," 9:22 so you pick up an object 9:24 and you immediately get to see who it used to belong to. 9:28 So something about using a vintage pattern 9:30 makes me think about that kind of thing. 9:32 This pattern is from 1972. 9:36 What I wouldn't give to see what they used it for, 9:39 what the dress looked like. 9:40 Is it still existing right now as we speak? 9:44 An everyday archeology kind of thing, 9:45 and I feel like that's why I love history so much. 9:48 Silly as it is just holding this 9:50 and thinking that someone else held this 9:52 and they were creating something, too. 9:55 The same thing that I'm creating. 9:56 What were they listening to? 9:57 Did they listen to the radio? 9:59 Was the TV on?
Here is how it looks on the cloth to be sewn (scrolling back some minutes), or rather not yet on it, and then on the cloth and then the cloth pieces pinned together:
Finally, the envelope of the pattern:
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