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Come along on a hectic journey as I embark on the task of making an accordion pleated skirt, inspired by the timeless grace of the Edwardian era and 1950’s fashion. Because 5 kids, a new puppy, and launching a business weren’t enough, apparently. Am I some kind of time management supermom guru? FAR from it, as you will see on this video.

Teaming up with Tom's Sons International Pleating, I plunge into the realm of making a high end garment, all while managing the responsibilities of being a mother to five children, etc etc. To add an element of surprise, Mother Nature threw a massive snowstorm in my way, blocking me from accessing my sewing studio!

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However, amidst the chaos of my daily life, there are moments of beauty in the intricate details. This video provides a glimpse into the delicate balance between pursuing one's passion, nurturing creativity and embracing the mayhem of motherhood.

Join me on this whirlwind adventure filled with laughter, stress, and elegance as I strive to bring to life an exquisite piece of wearable art. Whether you're a fellow mom entrepreneur, a fashion lover or simply seeking entertainment and relatability, I hope this video leaves you feeling inspired and uplifted.

To read my top 5 tips for staying sane as a creative parent (ahem, I need this tips as much as the next person), read my blog post linked below.

If you’re interested in my thoughts on the skirt hem “mess up” now a week out from finishing, the blog post shares that as well.

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⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
0:00 - Intro
6:37 - Making the Waistband
16:28 - The First Skirt I Ever Made?
21:05 - Monday
28:36 - Fabrics-Covered Buttons
38:34 -..

✂️🪡 I have made all of my own clothes for about 5 years now, and I also have 5 kids and little to no free time. So how do I make all of this work? 💫 Click the link in my bio to see my top 5 tips for making time for creativity, especially as a mom! Also to experience what it is REALLY like sewing my own clothes as a mom of five with a busy schedule, watch the included video, which by the way is amazing!

💕This is a part 2, if you will, to another, older video about fitting sewing into your life. Back then I was “only” a mom of 4 - ha! But seriously, I do feel like I have learned even more since then.

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In this video, I'll take you through the chaotic yet fulfilling journey of how I manage to sew my own outfits while juggling the responsibilities of being a parent to five energetic kids.

Life as a busy parent can be overwhelming, but I've found solace and joy in expressing my creativity through sewing. Join me as I share my tips, tricks, and time-saving hacks for creating stylish garments that fit into my hectic schedule.

From selecting fabrics to stitching up the final piece, I'll walk you through the entire process while giving you a glimpse into the chaos (and love!) that comes with raising a big family.
So grab your sewing kit and join me on this sewing adventure! Don't forget to hit the like button, subscribe to my channel for more sewing content, and let me know in the comments how you balance your passion projects with your busy life.

✍ Blog post for this video: https://bit.ly/4c3Xlyz

⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
0:00 - Intro
4:46 - Balancing Productivity With Flexibility
7:37 - How (and Why) to "Find the Time to Create" As a Mom
13:41 - The Worst Mess Up Ever
18:36 - Starting the Top Half of the Dress
25:00 - Vintage Sewing Machinery
35:00 - The Heating Problem
40:00 - Finishing the Wrap Blouse Neckline

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👩🏻‍🦱 Thanks to all of you who took part in the hair care challenge! I have loved getting to meet so many of you through email, and have been blown away by the before and after pictures so many of you have shared with me! 💕

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👩🏻‍🦱 Exciting announcement! I am gearing up to begin selling my cult classic herbal hair growth oil in just a few months! To be the first to find out when this amazing product is live, comment “HAIR OIL” below! I will send you a link to my blog where you can input your email to be put on this special list! You can also find the link in my linktree!

💕 I have been using this month’s hair growth challenge to give a real try out of historical haircare. So washing my hair much less frequently than was my norm (once a week) and instead relying on dry cleansing methods like natural bristle brushing. I have also been regularly using my herbal hair growth oil on my scalp to boost hair growth and thickness, and taking good care of my ends.

💕 For those of you who are wondering, yes, this method of haircare means that I am not wearing my hair curly - but for me, this is irrelevant because I am wearing my hair up in protective styles everyday anyway.

💕 My hair has been more manageable, shiny, and much easier to style in pretty updo’s. My scalp is also MUCH happier with the frequent boar bristle brushing, and my ends which are usually dry are feeling more moisturized.

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💇🏻‍♀️Newsflash: you don’t need to be constantly washing, and wet-styling your hair in order for it to grow and be healthy. When I started following a historically inspired hair care routine 7 years ago, my hair was chin length and had never been able to grow very long or healthy. Now, my hair is nearly down to my thighs, and very healthy indeed. Lately, I have only been washing it once a month!

💕Did you know that historical people were pros when it came to dry-cleansing hair? Yes, you heard that right. It is possibly to clean hair when it is completely dry. One of the main ways historical people did this was by using boar bristle brushes, special combing techniques, and generally keeping the hair in protective styles or entirely covered.

💕If I had not have made this mindset shift, I would not have been able to grow my thick, curly hair this long. In fact, I probably wouldn’t have even wanted to grow my hair this long if I was continuing the high-maintenance routine of my “curly girl” years.

And if you are wondering, “what’s the point of growing long hair if you wear it up all the time?” My next video is actually about that VERY topic! Stay tuned!

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In this video, I will finally be answering THIS question about my hair! The one I have been avoiding answering for a while now, even though many of you have asked it. We will be answering the question of “what’s the point of having long hair if you are just going to wear it up every day?”

In my typical fashion, I not only will answer this question but deal with some of the hidden preconceptions that are built into this.

Newsflash: Making this mindset shift was one of the biggest foundational changes that allowed me to change my haircare routine in order to grow long and healthy hair. Enjoy!

👩‍🦰 Book a hair consultation with Katherine: https://bit.ly/katherinehair

Protective Styles Videos
https://youtu.be/YWYMSSPzj-A?si=l1ftAP7KBuuNwvZM
https://youtu.be/Xeep1tqHENg?si=lscskyTsvbvKW0oq

✍ Blog post for this video: https://bit.ly/49sNUHe

⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
0:00 - Intro
4:10 - Why This Question Rubs Me the Wrong Way
6:37 - Assumption Busting
7:17 - Historical Vs. Modern Mindsets About Hair
9:50 - Different Cultural Mindsets About the Value of Hair
11:43 - Modern View About Our Bodies
14:01 - Finally Answering the Question
16:58 - Conclusion

👩‍🦰🪮📺 My Other Hair Videos
Historical Hair Care Grew My Hair to Hip Length! Here's How: https://youtu.be/k-2YxqGiI54
How to Grow Hip Length Hair | Historical, Natural Routine: https://youtu.be/BUGS_K6E-Oo
Herbal Hair Oil Recipe for Hair Growth: https://youtu.be/TwdlG6_03rA
Protective Hair Styles for Long Hair Growth: https://youtu.be/Xeep1tqHENg
Boar Bristle Brushes 101 - What You Need to Know: https://youtu.be/vt67fRcT7bg

👩‍🦱 Recommend Hair Care Products (Full list: https://bit.ly/hairsupplies)
Rhassoul clay: https://amzn.to/3TIAMFe
Boar bristle brush: https://amzn.to/3um8ki6
Scalp massager: https://amzn.to/3YlXrKb
Jojoba oil: https://amzn.to/3ArhihM
Apple cider vinegar: https://amzn.to/3OTURYr
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Boar bristle brushes are one of the most underrated hair growth tools! This is the second winter in a row that I've been inspired to get more consistent with my boar bristle hair brushing. As a curly haired person, it can be easy to think "maybe it's just not for me." But every time I begin using it again, I am re-convinced of its unbelievable benefits! Regular boar bristle brushing has gotten my hair out of an awfully tangled rut I had been in, and brought increased shine, moisture, and manageability.

Click on my linktree to learn more!

#haircare #naturalhaircare #healthyhair #hairchallenge

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More often than I care to admit, I have been really letting the busyness of my life get in the way of taking regular, consistent good care of my hair. Which meant that when the time came to wash my hair, it was so tangled and so matted that it would literally take me an entire day of working through my hair in sections to get it done, which just made me dread washing my hair and caring for my hair all the more.

This hair care challenge, I've been really just honing in on being consistent with regular hair care, even if life feels really busy. And I've been learning a lot of new things too about what my hair likes and what it doesn't like and trying things that I had not otherwise been doing consistently that I think I might want to add to my daily consistent hair care routine in the future. And I'll be sharing that to you soon.

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The hardest part about adopting a natural or historical hair care routine is right now. That awkward beginning phase where you know you should be doing something differently, but have so many questions and are frankly overwhelmed with all of the information available online. You don’t need to do this alone.

With your booking of a one on one consultation with me, you basically can save yourself months of struggle. Just for the month of February I will be offering a discounted price on my personal hair care consultations. There are ONLY 10 slots available!

Click on the link in my bio for more info!

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Let's be real, the "me" you see in most of my videos isn't the "me" you'd see walking around my house most days, ha! Part of what I love about long hair AND this natural, historical hair care routine is just how minimalist my daily hair care can be. As long as my hair is kept detangled and moisturized with oils and butters, it's golden. I have been using this DIY hair strengthening spray recently, made with aloe vera power and amla, steeped in water and then cooled and strained. It is amazing and keeping my hair strong! Recipe is in the post prior to this one ☺️ Thanks Jessica for the cream! I've been using it on my face and my hair ♥️

Link in bio for more info about the hair care challenge!

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👩‍🦰 Are you in? I will be using this month to get more consistent on giving my hair the daily TLC it needs. Dry finger detangling, applying oils and butters to my ends (because, Canadian winter, ahem) and taking care of myself. I will also be using this time to get back into regular use of Ayurvedic herbs, because I have a few more split ends than I would like and I am going to use a DIY Ayurvedic hair strengthening spritz on my ends to heal and prevent this. I just made this with two herbs I happened to have on hand - amla and aloe vera powder. I didn't follow a recipe but it was approximately 2 tsp amla, 1 tsp aloe vera, and 2 cups water. I poured this through a paper towel to filter out the sediment and put into a spray bottle. 💕

Check out my linktree for more info on the haircare challenge!

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Hey everyone, the one month hair care challenge starts today and goes until the end of February. For more info check out my linktree! I look forward to hearing about how it goes for everyone!

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In this video, I will share with you how I froze my fingers to sew this TV show skirt! Inspired by the beautifully tailored 1930's clothing on "All Creatures Great and Small", I set out to sew my version of one of Helen's skirts. Join me for all of the pitfalls and disasters along the way, including losing heat in my cold Canadian studio and hence freezing my fingers to complete this!

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⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
0:00 - Intro
2:24 - Developing the Pattern
4:49 - Beginning to Sew
6:68 - What Fabric Did I Choose?
9:45 - A Busy Day at the Studio
11:37 - An Unexpected Challenge - Cold Fingers!
13:28 - How On Earth to Make the Pockets?
15:25 - Mystery of the Magical Sewing Machine
16:12 - When Stuff Went Wrong
19:45 - Why You Need This Fabric
20:36 - Transporting Everything
21:35 - A Slow-Made Hem
22:41 - Space Heater to The Rescue
24:20 - Conclusion

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The next aspect of this hair care challenge is going to be using apple cider vinegar rinses. Or alternatively, if your hair really doesn't like the vinegar or you'd rather not use it, you can also use aloe vera juice as a rinse. Both of these rinses are slightly acidic, which is important for a final hair rinse. This is the last step you do before getting out of the shower.

Although I do tend to rinse out the vinegar before I actually do get out of the shower, some people don't. But the reason it's important is because hair's ph is naturally somewhat acidic. And so sometimes, especially if we're using something like clay to wash our hair, clay is very mineral rich, and it's therefore more alkaline. And so as a final step, we want to bring our hair back to its naturally somewhat acidic ph.

And that's going to help to seal off the cuticles, make your hair appear more shiny, as well as more soft and more manageable. And it helps to minimize tangles as well. It just basically creates a nice, clean slate for your hair, for whatever other styling products you might do after that point.

Watch full video about the upcoming haircare challenge in my linktree!

#haircare #hairchallenge #naturalhaircare #healthyhair

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The first method that we're going to be using in our hair care challenge is using clay washes in our hair, likely instead of shampoo. I myself use rhassoul clay. That is the type of clay that I have been using for the past seven years to grow my own hair out so long. So that is the type of clay that I'm going to recommend starting out with.

However, if you have difficulty accessing it or if your hair is extremely oily, then you can use bentonite clay as well. But basically we mix a certain amount of clay. I usually do about a third of a cup of clay powder to two cups of liquid. I mostly just use water, although you can do half water and half aloe vera juice if you want to be more fancy.

And then you can also add in some essential oils that promote hair growth and scalp health like lavender and rosemary, maybe tea tree, maybe peppermint. You apply it to your hair as I show in my hair washing video.

Watch full video in my linktree!

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Join me for a one month historical hair growth challenge starting on January 31st! If you've ever wanted to try my natural hair care routine but haven't got around to it, now is the time to start! I will be posting regularly throughout the month on February documenting my progress and I invite you to join me! Send me before and after photos of your hair from the beginning to the end of the challenge and I'll post them on a future blog post! Email your photos to [email protected] with the subject line "Hair Growth Challenge".

✍ Blog post for this video: https://bit.ly/3Sp2KZd

⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
0:00 - Intro
4:49 - Clay Washing Hair
6:24 - Apple Cider Vinegar Rinses
7:29 - Herbal Hair Growth Oil
9:24 - MSM Supplementation
10:48 - Sealing Our Hair Ends
12:16 - Dry Finger Detangling
13:48 - Scalp Massage
15:13 - Protective Styling
16:53 - Boar Bristle Brushing
17:44 - Conclusion

👩‍🦰🪮📺 My Other Hair Videos
Historical Hair Care Grew My Hair to Hip Length! Here's How: https://youtu.be/k-2YxqGiI54
How to Grow Hip Length Hair | Historical, Natural Routine: https://youtu.be/BUGS_K6E-Oo
Herbal Hair Oil Recipe for Hair Growth: https://youtu.be/TwdlG6_03rA
Protective Hair Styles for Long Hair Growth: https://youtu.be/Xeep1tqHENg
Boar Bristle Brushes 101 - What You Need to Know: https://youtu.be/vt67fRcT7bg

👩‍🦱 Recommend Hair Care Products (Full list: https://bit.ly/hairsupplies)
Rhassoul clay: https://amzn.to/3TIAMFe
Boar bristle brush: https://amzn.to/3um8ki6
Scalp massager: https://amzn.to/3YlXrKb
Jojoba oil: https://amzn.to/3ArhihM
Apple cider vinegar: https://amzn.to/3OTURYr
Organic Sulphur Crystals (MSM) - https://amzn.to/3grGr4O
Satin sleeping bonnet - https://amzn.to/3tNr0KY
Silk pillowcase: https://amzn.to/40vwk12
Microfibre hair towel: https://amzn.to/3DEyAtl
Satin scrunchies: https://amzn.to/3YrNdrT
Shea butter: https://amzn.to/3ROmvJL
Bentonite clay: https://amzn.to/3HTF61M
Castor oil: https://amzn.to/40qBCeq
Aloe Vera Juice - https://amzn.to/..

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I found a historical Edwardian period hair care manual that talks about it being very common for 13 year old girls, almost universally, to have waist length hair. That's not something we necessarily see a whole lot of today. And if you take that forward, it means that by the time they're an adult, their hair would be quite longer.

So they knew something that we don't about growing long hair. And that was what first drove of my impulse to look more into how they care for their hair and how it drastically differs from our modern way of looking at hair care and specifically hair hygiene.

Link in bio to watch full video!

#haircare #historicalhaircare #naturalhaircare #haircaretips

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Historical people knew what they were doing when it came to growing long hair, and their hair care routines were SO different than ours.

Watch full video in my linktree!

#haircare #historicalhair #hairroutine #healthyhair

In this video, I will be sharing why you might want to start washing your hair LESS often.

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Historical people knew what they were doing when it came to growing long hair, and their hair care routines were SO different than ours.

Did you know that frequently washing your hair can actually be harmful to our hair health? Does this mean we have to have dirty hair? We will be myth-busting in this video about how washing hair with water is NOT the only way to keep it clean. We’ll cover other ways that historical people used to “dry cleanse” hair without the need for shampoo and water.

In this video we’ll also talk about some dangers of modern conventional shampoos, as well as problems with wet detangling hair, and with the curly girl method. Shhh - we’ll also learn some shocking facts about how often historical people bathed, and what we can learn from that for hair care.

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👩‍🦰🪮📺 My Other Hair Videos
Historical Hair Care Grew My Hair to Hip Length! Here's How: https://youtu.be/k-2YxqGiI54
How to Grow Hip Length Hair | Historical, Natural Routine: https://youtu.be/BUGS_K6E-Oo
Herbal Hair Oil Recipe for Hair Growth: https://youtu.be/TwdlG6_03rA
Protective Hair Styles for Long Hair Growth: https://youtu.be/Xeep1tqHENg
Boar Bristle Brushes 101 - What You Need to Know: https://youtu.be/vt67fRcT7bg

👩‍🦱 Recommend Hair Care Products (Full list: https://bit.ly/hairsupplies)
Rhassoul clay: https://amzn.to/3TIAMFe
Boar bristle brush: https://amzn.to/3um8ki6
Scalp massager: https://amzn.to/3YlXrKb
Jojoba oil: https://amzn.to/3ArhihM
Apple cider vinegar: https://amzn.to/3OTURYr
Organic Sulphur Crystals (MSM) - https://amzn.to/3grGr4O
Satin sleepi..

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When you're mixing your clay wash, you DO NOT want it to have the mud like consistency of a clay face mask. That was a mistake I made myself when I first started clay washing about eight years ago. The problem with thick clay washes is that it's very difficult to rinse them out of your hair, and it can be an overload of nourishment and minerals for your hair, potentially leave it feeling a bit over strengthened. And because it's difficult to rinse out when it's thick, it can leave a powdery sort of clay residue that can dry and leave your hair a bit stiff. So you want a very watery clay wash. A good place to start is to not go any more than one quarter cup of clay to two cups of liquid. And in fact, you could probably even start out with a bit more watery of a mixture than that. It's amazing at how potently cleansing this clay wash can be, even when it's very watery.

Watch full video in my linktree!

#haircare #naturalhaircare #haircaretips #healthyhair

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It’s an essential step to pair your clay wash, or whatever your no poo method is, with an apple cider vinegar rinse. It completes the cleansing process of your hair.

This is especially helpful for me because I do oil treatments before I wash my hair, and so the apple cider vinegar rinse is like an insurance policy to make sure that my hair is completely degreased since vinegar is a natural degreaser. And it also leaves the hair nice and soft.

Link in bio to watch full video!

#haircare #naturalhaircare #haircaretips #nopoo #healthyhair

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An important practical thing regarding haircare that you can implement right now that will help you retain length is the practice of sealing your ends with a light oil after a shower.

What this does is the oil creates a seal around the moisture in your hair. And that's what you want because ends are the most liable to become brittle and snap off. Therefore, you really want to seal in that moisture.

Watch full video in my linktree!

#harecare #naturalhaircare #haircaretips #healthyhair

As a seasoned historical corset maker, I'm now learning how to make bras! In this video, I'll show you how I made a lacy strapless bra! DIY lingerie has always been my favourite thing to sew, and after having spent several years learning the art of corset-making, I am now teaching myself to make bras! Making bras can be easier than you think, and is the best way to achieve a great fit. How did this particular strapless longline bra (ie bustier) work out fitting me? Stay tuned until the end of the video to hear my thoughts on that.

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This was my first time creating an underwired bra, and also my first time working with foam and lace. If you are interested in making your own bras, come and learn with me!

I have been learning more about vintage bras, having actually bought one and examined it, and although this particular strapless bra has a modern shape, I did my best to incorporate the high quality construction techniques of vintage bras into it.

If you are looking for a DIY option for a foam cup bra, this pattern is a great option to try!

Bra Maker's Supply: https://www.braandcorsetsupplies.com/

👙 My Previous Bra Videos:
https://youtu.be/fcsqDMPaTUk
https://youtu.be/jJ-ovZaP5AA
https://youtu.be/N8Km3vpqFJ4
https://youtu.be/NQFXgp7r5EE

✍ Blog post for this video: https://bit.ly/3tf0mdF

⏰ Time Stamps ⏰
0:00 - Intro
6:11 - Fabrics, Supplies, and Cutting
7:40 - Sewing, Pressing, and Topstitching
8:49 - Adding Lace to the Cups
10:49 - Adding Elastic
11:24 - Creating the (Longline) Bra Band..

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Do you struggle finding well fitting bras? Hello, me too. In fact, I’ve decided that if I am to have undergarments that help me feel good about myself as a nursing mom with an unusual bust size, basically my only option is to make bras myself. This video will be taking you all along for the process of making this beautiful longline strapless bra to really up level my wardrobe.

Link in bio to watch full video!

#bramaking #sewingproject #handsewing #bras