⁣Let me know if you try it and if you have any questions.
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I would be happy to help you do what I have shown if you just message me. May the Lord reward your works Nathaniel Slattery ----- Thank you for watching and please let me know what you think of the video, and if you have any requests for what you would like to see in the future. Our family has felt a strong call to pursue traditional skills that have been lost in the modern world, and we want to share it with others as much as the Lord will allow. My wife does embroidery, sewing, crochet, and more. Find her channel here: https://spiritustv.com/@anislattery I share whatever I can find the time too without sinning, especially in the one occupation which I inherited from my father, which is writing, and also the skills I have learned since adulthood, which are animal husbandry, carpentry, editing, and various other things (today it was plumbing). The Compendium on the website has in depth articles. My website: https://www.taurusnecrus.com My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taurusnecrus My SP3RN: ⁣https://sp3rn.com/7799-nathaniel-david-slattery My Facebook: ⁣https://www.facebook.com/profi....le.php?id=1000231978
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⁣I did this for my daughter but it can be done with adult clothing too. It works very well with tops that are loose (especially at the bottom) and is a great solution to a too that is too long to wear properly with a skirt, but too short to be worn as a dress. Just add the extra inches of fabric and it will become a nice modest dress!




⁣Details and tips:

1. Measurements: if your scrap fabric is not hemmed at the bottom (like my bedsheet example), add an additional 1" to your measurement to allow for hemming, plus an additional 1/2" seam allowance for sewing the top of it to your shirt. As for the width, the 50-100% you're adding is to allow for gathering. The longer your fabric, the fuller and "poofier" the skirt part will be.

2. Cutting your fabric: your strip of fabric will be very long! It helps to fold it in half (and even in half again) so it fits on your cutting surface. You can use a pencil or chalk to mark it up.

3. Pin and sew: if your fabric has a hem, the "wrong" side should be facing you when you are sewing the two ends together.

4. Mark halfway point: put your mark on the raw edge (not the hemmed edge). The other side of your fabric strip will be the seam that you sewed.

5. Sew running stitch: this is simply a stitch made using the longest stitch length on the sewing machine, through just one layer of fabric. Making it 3/8" from the edge will ensure that this stitch is hidden on the inside of the garment later when you sew the final seam attaching the fabric strip to the bottom of the shirt.

6. Gathering: this can take some practice but it is a very good skill to have and even a beginner can do it with some patience! Take your time and be gentle when pulling the thread and sliding the gathers along so that your thread does not snap. If you need help with this step please leave a comment or message me! I can even make a separate video showing a slower/more detailed explanation of gathering.

7. Pinning fabric and shirt together: lay the shirt (which is right side out) down. The gathered fabric strip should be inside out so that when you slide the end of the shirt into it, you will have the right sides of the shirt and fabric strip touching. If your shirt has a hem at the bottom that is bigger than 1/2", you can pin your fabric a little higher up so that this hem will be hidden on the inside of the garment.
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8. Sewing it together: take your time to straighten up your fabrics and make sure the gathers are sitting nicely as you are sewing it all together. Sew 1/2" away from the edge so that your seam is further in than the running stitch you made for the gather. This will ensure that that first stitch does not show through your garment. If your scrap fabric frays at the edges like mine did, I would recommend stitching along the raw edges with a zigzag stitch in order to prevent fraying, preserve the seams and give it a neater, more professional look. If you need help with this let me, I can share a video.

This can all be hand sewn if you do not have a machine! If you are planning to sew it by hand, let me know and I can give you some additional tips that might help.

If there is something specific you'd like to see more in detail, let me know and I will make more focused videos on those techniques.

I hope this was helpful. If you try it out, please show me what you make, I would love to see your creations! And as always let me know if I can help in any way.

May the Lord bless and reward the works of your hands.
~Ani Slattery



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Thank you for watching and please let me know what you think of the video, and if you have any requests for what you'd like to see in the future.

Our family has felt a strong call to pursue traditional skills that have been lost in the modern world, and we want to share it with others as much as the Lord will allow. My husband does carpentry, animal husbandry, butchery, writing and publishing. Find his channel here: https://spiritustv.com/@Traditional_Skills

I share traditional handiworks such as sewing and embroidery and I also have a little shop where I sell some of my handmade goods such as aprons, head coverings, embroidered neckties, Catholic embroidery kits and rosary pouches. Or you can follow me on Instagram to see my past or current works.

My shop: https://www.taurusnecrus.com/ani
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A follow-up video to the first series on Spiritual Warfare and Communism.

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⁣My good friend of 10 years, priest, exorcist, philosopher and theologian Fr Chad Ripperger joins us to discuss the benefits and potential dangers of Artificial Intelligence. I am also joined by my best friend, Eric Egan, as co-host for this episode (in hind-sight, we realized it would have been better if he had been a co-guest rather than co-host). He has a MS in Computer Science and is constantly studying the field of AI. This episode was originally filmed on Oct 5, 2023. (No, I am not trying to copy or compete with Matt Fradd's "Pint's With Aquinas" so much as being inspired by him and having fun with the name. Matt is, however, my favorite Catholic podcaster and I admire his work... and St Augustine... and pipes and cigars... and really good beer.)

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0:00 Coming up...
1:23 Introduction
4:41 Overall Impression of A.I.
6:45 Ethical Dangers of A.I.
13:36 YT's Age of A.I. series
16:08 Nefarious funding of A.I.
17:17 Difficulty of Controlling A.I.
21:22 What Freud got right... projection theory
24:44 Positive Singularity or A.I. taking over?
29:10 Real Danger and Biggest Concern
29:57 A.I. and Copyright Issues
36:27 The problem with the term "rights"
42:52 A.I. Image Generation
44:42 A.I. Bible and Theology?
50:12 Jordan Peterson's view on A.I.
51:38 Basic explanation of machine learning
53:23 Moral limits of A.I. in human augmentation
1:00:08 Demonic influence in A.I.?
1:04:51 Technology vs getting Back to the Land
1:14:13 Morality of A.I. taking jobs?
1:18:12 Importance of Movies?

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