I tried the American Duchess 1780’s Cap (with a little help from my friends)

Hello Friends! Lets make an 18th Century Cap with Pax of @NoodleStitch and Cait from @WilloughbyRose It's bee a while! I have been out and about visiting and having (safe) visitors so I haven't done a lot of sewing this month, but i did manage to hand sew this 18th century cap with a little help from my friends. I roughly used the 1870's cap pattern from the American Duchess Guide to the 18th century (https://amzn.to/2ZtadNV*) and away we went. This quick and easy project allows me to not really have to do my hair for events when i wear my new gowns from that era and I love it!I also feel like one of those frilly dinosaurs a bit. I hope you enjoy! If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up and if you are new here, please subscribe! J.K. Rowling Discussion Warning: 10:12 - 13:29 I'm going announcing here that I will place a warning in my description if I talk about her or the worlds she creates in a video. Hopefully this will help people who get triggered by discussions of her to avoid that issue. _______________________________________________________ Things people ask me about (Some of these are affiliate links*): Amazon Store Page - (has books, sewing stuff, and filming equipment - affiliate) - https://www.amazon.com/shop/costumingdrama My Sewing Machine - Is a Janome Continental M7 https://www.janome.com/machines/sewing/continental-m7/ My Dress Form - is a Uniquely You There are a bunch in my store (sizes are all separate, roll over them to see size): ht