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ā watch my last Barbie-inspired outfit: Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā IĀ triedĀ toĀ matchĀ myĀ BarbieĀ (hopefully...Ā Ā
ā watch my custom-pleated DIY dress: Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā IĀ sewedĀ THATĀ tulleĀ dressĀ (H&MĀ xĀ Giamb...Ā Ā
Some of my fave Barbie history videos
ā why do we still care about barbie? (Mina Le) Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā whyĀ doĀ weĀ stillĀ careĀ aboutĀ barbie?Ā Ā
ā The History of Barbie | A Guided Tour by Trixie Mattel Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā TheĀ HistoryĀ ofĀ BarbieĀ |Ā AĀ GuidedĀ Tour...Ā Ā
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Hi, I'm Wendy, and I have been on a sewing journey ever since my mom taught me how to make little outfits for my dolls. I studied engineering and business, had an office job for two years, and then quit to embark on a lifelong sewing adventure on Youtube. Subscribe to join me on the adventure, and maybe make your own clothing too! Thanks for watching ā¤ļø
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Date of upload: Jul 21, 2023 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 207 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Lol Im not surprised the world ran out of pink gingham, but its really cool to think about how many people were inspired to make their own dresses.
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It took me an embarrassing amount of time to realise that it wasn't Marla holding the mic. I was marveling at how such a small child could remain so still for so long!
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Completely lost it at the "I'm just recording right now" "oh, so its a great time for me to come say 'hola'" interaction. Too funny haha
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I remember my grandma telling me when I was super young that the patterns on fabric aligning across seams was the mark of something being well made. I love that your videos have helped me learn some of the tips that were probably common knowledge in her generation but I never appreciated because of fast fashion. I'm not much of a seamstress, but it really helps me while thrifting!
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the filming, the editing, the commentary, the fits - CHEFāS KISS š¤ā„ļø
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the barbie mic is my favorite thing ever
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Is that Dan giving the agent mission?! Lol.. please, please show the fitting struggles. It's so helpful to see and learn from.
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I remember reading this article: ā He kept the parachute that had saved his life. He later proposed to his girlfriend Ruth in 1947, offering her the material for a gown. Ruth wanted to create a dress similar to one in the movie Gone with the Wind. She hired a local seamstress, Hilda Buck, to make the bodice and veil.ā
Such a cool reuse for such a special occasion. Thereās also pictures of the gown online if you Google the article.
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I loved the format : the historical insight, the sewing process and your communicative joy š
Thanks for that quality content Wendy ā¤ļø
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That was so interesting Wendy! And wow, your dress looks amazing on you, with and without the over skirt:)
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I love the educational aspect of this video! I'm no fashionista but I enjoy fashion history. I eat this topic up š.
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Nice deep dive into the subject. I think the the black and white hits the nail on the head while producing a much more wearable item. It will have longevity. Love the over skirt as a separate item. It would be so very cute with a red boatneck 3/4 sleeve sweater. ā¤
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I love how real you are with the difficulties and anxiety that comes with sewing! You make it seem like a fun challenge and watching you push through the tough parts makes me want to give it a shot!
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This video was delicious. You artfully wove together fashion and social histories, tutorial, sewing vlog, design meta-commentary, AND an ad! Queen.
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I found 6 yards of the gingham fabric at hobby lobby! I think I live in a fortunate area where nobody else is sewing this dress. Iām still working on my dress right now :)
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i ended up finding some old pink gingham bedsheets at my mothers house so now i'm inspired to do this
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Cute!!! Plus I love the length you picked. As a āformer sewing aficionadoā I do appreciate the work of matching plaids/stripes. You did a bang up jobā£
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I wore little red and blue gingham summer dresses all throughout primary school in the UK so this brought back some nostalgia š Thanks Wendy for a wonderful video as always!
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I LOVE the idea of sewing a dress with a matching skirt to make 2 outfits!
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@withwendy
9 months ago
I've been harbouring a growing fascination with the subtle and not-so-subtle ways global events, technology, celebrities etc influence fashion trends so I hope I did ok trying to collect all the relevant research and present it in a way that made sense. Already kicking myself for forgetting to mention that another reason the original Barbie is in a swimsuit is that the toy was all about selling additional outfits! Looking forward to seeing the other fascinating facts you have to share in the comments ā¤ On a final note, we worked on this video during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labour of the writers and actors currently on strike, the Barbie film referenced here wouldn't exist š«”
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