Victorian Knit Underwear || 1892 Combinations

My combinations are now my softest set of underwear!

knitting starts: 4:12

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[danielbaglini]

The sleeping dog in the bottom right is a nice touch.

[sarahbeth]

Here i am, feeling like knitting a hat was an endless project. You are a rockstar for knitting these! I saw the stockings’ video and was impressed. Then this project 100% just blew my mind

[daisanders]

Not gonna lie I'd totally wear these just around the house doing chores, lol.

[catherinemelnyk]

How I wishI waz 40 years younger right now. I was rhin like you and these historical patterns that are available digitally nowadays would be available to me. But, alas, I am older (wiser) but much fatter. I'd have to fast for 6 months to be your size again! God bless you child!

[moonargentum]

These honestly look sooo comfy and cute! The blue ribbon through the crocheted edge is the perfect finish. Amazing work!

[harrietlucyblack]

this is so interesting to watch! the yarn is so beautiful, i can almost feel the softness. also the crochet border is such a nice touch. it adds a whole lot of character. the whole thing turned out very cute

[rootbeef]

This is simply such an amazingly cool thing you're doing! I'm in awe of everything you've made so far as well as how incredibly sweet and beautiful your dog is :) what a good girl!

[tallbluestarry]

Genius. Will you put a version of this for sale on Ravelry, too?

[celestialce]

I love your fur baby and the support they are giving you. I have a mini Aussie and understand now Velcro they can be. I love my Aussie and wouldn’t change anything about him.

[helenw]

So happy I found this channel! I sew & love the historical sewing channels - but I knit more & have missed historical knitting! Great combi's too, and I'm seriously impressed with your perfect tension & ultrafine yarn...

[AdelaideBeemanWhite]

I am new to your channel! What a find! I would love to see you recreate one of those mid-1890s athletic sweaters.

[EdwardianTailor]

Very interesting, you did an extremely lovely job. The eyelet neck trim, sleeve decreases, and bust shaping turned out excellently. I'm sure any lady living in the 1890's would be proud to wear your work!

[anaisabelsantos]

There is something I never knew I needed.
It's the perfect project to take my knitting machine from the closet.

[minjenra]

I love this! Please keep up the historical knitting.

[mjsymonds]

What a stunningly beautiful result for a really challenging project. I'm so impressed!

[the_dirac_field]

Your work is beautiful! And I feel confort in to see that you too undo a bit of work if you aren't plasent with it. Even if you were so close to the end. For my first pair of socks I did the leg too short and I did have already cust off too. It took a bit of courage to use the scissors there, but it was precious because it leads me to learn new skills. Like the one for extend work from the middle of it, not from the edge, losing just a round of yarn. This opens to so many more possibilities if I don't like the end resault for some reasons. Or even better, to buy something in great wool but maybe too long and undo the work!!! And it even teach hot to don't low your standards. I loved it!btw, I have a naive question. Let's imagine that I do a n underwear similar to this to use under long dresses in winter, it as the opening, I see... but I will still wear my slip under it, right?So, how to use the toilet without to do a mess? I'm pretty inspired to try to knit my own long underwear now. Have a great day!

[silverdeer]

Im so happy i found your channel. I am already a consumer of other costubers, but I have been knitting much longer than I have been sewing. You are fantastic!!!

[LoveEntwined]

they look so soft! I've only worked with lace a few times, and I just don't have the patience for it. I wish I did, though, because those combinations look so comfy!

[ilianagallaga]

This is incredible! I can’t believe the patience you have!

[GaiaCarney]

Engineering Knits 🧶 You are one smart & patient person! I get SO frustrated with crochet & knitting directions. HOW do you keep it together 😤