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the 2000s felt like 'oh I remember all that... oh I feel called out' P.S. It's so cool to see all these elaborate hairstyles recreated just by one person themselves because it is perfectly clear that those women in portraits had maids and coiffures to style their hair!

Perfect!

How's your barn coming along???

The end! How sad! Great test, and the most valuable lesson in the video. This was great, thank you.

My absolute favourite hat is a woven palm leaf hat I bought at a local farmer's market; there are lots of similar ones to be seen online so I'm not sure the hat itself was local but it's very nice anyway. It's shaped to look sorta like a mix between a cowboy hat and a sun hat, which is pretty fitting given I live in The South™😂 I've been having a lot of fun with my own weaving projects, though I use a different style called coiling. My chosen materials are areka leaves sewn with cordage made from yucca fibres, both plants which are found right in my backyard (and my lanai, in the case of a couple yuccas)! I make the cordage myself, and even made my own needle from a lemon tree thorn to sew it with 😄

"None of this is ideal, but it's fun!" What an awesome attitude! I need that when I'm crafting!

This is unbe-weave-able :D

So jealous of your glamping set up ! I finally camped out at my first war at Lilies it was 95 + 50%+ humidity and I'm glad I wore 100% linen , about died ! Thank goodness for the Broken Harp! When /where is this war ?

Yes practice! Inspiring reminder as I look at all the projects I quit because, well, I need more practice heh Time to go back to them. Also love the bug net! Definitely getting one of those this summer

Morgan, being in a snowy land now, it might be fun to learn to knit wool shoe covers. They are tubes that you put over shoes that allow you to grip even on the iciest of hills! (Is this me wanting to watch you knit? Yes…)

So wholesome. I could use a whole series of this 😍

So adorable! Genius!!! 💚💚💚 🪴🌿🌱

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Dont understand her comment of doing nothing with a buzz cut other than it looked awful. I have knee length hair and I do not have to do anything to it either. I wake up and it looks great.

Her hair now is not growing as thick as it used to be. Looks dry and thin and kind of ugly. Her long hair before was beautiful as were many of the long hair styles

New subscriber to your channel I enjoy your videos, they are very easy to follow, great ideas for some of my projects. You resemble Kelly Clarkston 😻🤗😊

Damn, month 3 was sooooooo cute!

This is one of the coolest and most original videos I've seen on YT, and I watch every day!

Maybe they buried the woman in a mock-up; that would explain the sleeves. 😊

Awesomeness!

I know she got those scissors from the Fates. My soul felt that *schnick* from the wolf cut.

Maybe a old style wood peg would be a alternative to the two pencils?

Your apron is not only a cloth, it is a masterpiece! You are not only a sewer, you are an artist. And the idea of putting three pockets, I find it original. It changes. I like that such aprons come back in fashion today. Me too, although I am a man, I like wearing such aprons.

Beautiful!

I bought a cotton floral sheet for $3 at Goodwill last week and was planning to turn it into a prairie skirt or sundress but I am so glad I came across this video today. Now I’m halfway thorough with my own floral overalls! I can’t wait to finish this project. You did an amazing job and I’m so appreciative of this video walking me through the process!

@MorganDonner this is amazing! When you did the cyan dying I was inspired to do it too! It was coincidentally my mother in law's birthday soon and she's a painter. So I used the cyan dye to make her an apron that had different kinds of paint brushes coming out of the pockets! Just like this!!! So cool!

Sally Pointer has great further content on hedge bothering, processing fibers, making cordage, and other fun historical practices!

I would love it if you just could acknowledge that thr entirety of thi s video and real all the things you do ARE IN FACT ART! UOU MISS ARE AN ARTIST you have worked to hone your skills as a creator of content and painting is like any other skill it must be developed

Super stinking cute!!!!

Tails haven’t changed. You can buy or rent them easily in New England or the South. There’s different cuts for different body shapes.

"The willow I'm using is *very* uncertain about this process, so I have to be certain for it." 😆

"All around my hat, I shall wear the green willow. All around my hat for a twelve month and a day..." I can't keep that song out of my head now! I have the ear worm planted soundly. Thanks, Morgan!!!! BTW, cute hat!

Great video! Could you share the basket class you mentioned at the opening?

Definitely depends on the material and how the item is used. Me, personally, once socks have holes they become the patching fabric. I have too many sensory issues to handle the difference in textures.

For you, summer hat season. Where I am, summer heat stroke season 😩🤪 I hate the south 😭

"...they started glazing both inside and out...and the pottery would last longer, oddly enough" Gods, I love sarcastic history buffs

omg your cat helping with the willow sticks while you take the bark off 😭so cute

I hope we can get an update on what you're growing and any of the chaos in the future! This was so satisfying to watch

I am obsessed with your hairstyle. The rings, the braids, the headband.

hoping with love you make a historical tie on pocket

When I'm sewing garb my mantra is, I hate sleeves! Lol

32:19 I love how your kitty wants to add to your commentary 😂

I have watched so many 50s hair ... but you did the realistic hair VS people cheating and using the hot irons .. love how u are on point to the truth of history

I was always taught that the tomato pin cushion has a pepper needle sharpener, not a strawberry. Peppers make a little bit more sense I guess, lol

If you think your willow hat was a little silly, I spent weeks crocheting dried dandelion stems into a witch hat and made some cordage as a hatband out of strips of corn husk. Because I'm utterly ridiculous!

I learned that if you have to just unbutton only one side for the bathroom