Inside The Royal School Of Needlework: Makers Of The Windsor's Clothes

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• CA

  @CaseyWatchin · 7 days ago

  "she gets very overexcited" is the most British thing he could have said to her American excitement

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• LA

  @LauraDeGatana · 11 days ago

  HELLO FROM TEXAS -  wonderful, creative, filled with history, and the lives that made all this possible. Thank you to all those who tookpart in the grand day at a mansion. !!!!!!  God bless all of you, and be safe as you come and go.

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• JU

  @justinmileman7863 · 2 weeks ago

  Fabric Softener Sheets for the dryer, will keep bugs out WAY better than mothballs, and they make the stored clothes smell nice. Drop 1 in the bottom under your acid-free wrapping paper, and drop 1 on top of your paper wrapping just before you seal the box.  My grandmother was a professional Tailor, this was her own method passed down to us.

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• RU

  @rustytoddler9399 · 3 weeks ago

  Julie, watching you since your days on Ladies of London (a lamb among wolves, your facial expressions were hilariously telling), to this particular video, I am quite impressed with the ease of your interview style. As an old ex journalist, I’ve enjoyed your transition immensely. Thank you for sharing your story and the experiences of others. Keep on keepin’ on my dear.

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• CO

  @colleenwilliams1452 · 3 weeks ago

  I do remember seeing the Queen on her overseas tour in 1953.  Our schoolchildren were put on the bus and we all waited on the side of the road.  I was standing in long wet grass, and I remember seeing her.  It was just a glimpse, but I do remember her waving her hand.  I remember the King and remember people talking about his death.

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• JE

  @jenniferfountas2677 · 3 weeks ago

  What an enjoyable video, starting with the return to the Royal School of Needlework.  The robe was just gorgeous, along with the coronets and waistcoat.  Totally enjoyed the visit to Dodington, the turrets and domes look like they are out of a dream.  Especially enjoyed the uniform collection, it's a museum unto itself.  Also loved the curiosity of the herd all gathered round to see what the humans were up to, I always say cows are the nosiest beasts.  Victoria and Camilla made their appearance, but seemed to be more focused on hunting food than making friends.   Thank you for great afternoon!

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• EL

  @ellisonpearson3387 · 3 weeks ago

  Julie is an impressive export.🙌

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• EL

  @elenasemeonova8635 · 2 weeks ago

  Благодарим вас! Очень интересно! Процветания каналу❤

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• MO

  @mopo3932 · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  The professional needleworkers need large magnifying glasses on adjustable arms, work surfaces adjustable to preferred angles, and lamps on adjustable arms.  The strain on their necks and eyes looks substantial.

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• SH

  @sharonsanders3307 · 3 weeks ago

  This video was fascinating.  I would love to know how they cleaned the robes.  She mentioned conservation hoovering but I wonder if there was any other cleaning method used?

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• SI

  @siegfriedenea · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARDPSLMtC1Y&amp;t=713">11:53</a> Everyone knows it styled by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen 😂😂😂

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• SA

  @sar983 · 4 days ago

  ❤