Explore My Favorite Books: Relaxing Bookshelf Tour | Danielle Mcallister

Today we are taking a tour of my bookshelf that contains sewing books, crochet books, fashion design books and a few novels.
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[The_Simstress]

Great video! I really enjoyed the stroll through the bookcases!! ❤ 📚 Thank you for sharing this with us.

P.S.- Lovin’ the new outro!

[twilacarson]

Two years ago, I lost everything I had for furnature. Place I lived had bugs. I had shelves like yours. Alot of how to's. Candle making, aromatherapy, herbs, gardening and all had to be thrown out. I'm still upset about it. I even had books on sew curtains, roman blinds, which I made alot of. I love your books though. Very interesting. I had books like Emily Posts The Book of Etiquette. I learned quite alot reading this one. I had an old book of the Encyclopedia of Gardening, Carrots Love Tomatoes, you've got to read this if you like to garden. Plus I had all the bibles, a few on other religions, Feng Shui, The book of ZEN, which you must look at. Beautiful book.

[claudinecorcho]

It would be cool if you started doing vids about pattern making!

[kitterzy]

How do you design a sloper for yourself since nearly every fashion book end where a USA women’s 28 ends. I can’t follow a book to change measurements as a starting place since the standards end at higher plus size. I’m desperately trying to work with patterns or alter, but I’m a size 32 and petite. I can’t use my standard waist size because it has slid with gravity almost to my hip. Otherwise I’d look pregnant or an old man if I actually put my pants where it should be. Age, fat, and gravity is awful. No one on YouTube seems to be able to help unless I want to go behind a paywall. Any book or a new “standards” measurement where I can start with a sloper would be awesome if you know. Google doesn’t. Lol