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Always fun to watch you create! Continue to feel better Madame ❤️‍🩹

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I made a cloak last week for a kid at school who has just REALLY got into D&D. As dungeon master I decreed he needed a cloak. Conveniently someone gave me a load of velvet-y black fabric, I downloaded a pattern...and it made him cry he was so happy. Cool!!

You are so beautiful that you could wear a tablecloth and be stunning!

I know this is way too late to help, and I don’t know if this is available in your country, but Pellon 830 Easy Pattern is great to trace patterns through. It’s not transparent, but it’s translucent and sturdy enough to use as a pattern when you copy from your original pattern. I can easily use a permanent pen to trace the size I want. No slippery plastic, and it saves you one step. Another help with silk is to loosen the presser foot tension. That with leaving the pins in helps. Your dress turned out beautifully! And congratulations on your marriage!

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Congratulations on the fabulous hown and marriage!

Loved your video!! This is typical how things went for most of the make of my own dress.❤

Is there anybody who doesn’t brake up the cake before eating it? 😂❤

Stunning well done

Love it! Also a great idea to frame brooches too!

Wait.. wait… wait… that’s an option? I can be an ethereal ghost and not a pretty princess or cupcake? Why has no one told me this?

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16:32 I've got to say you are really re-inventing the wheel here with retracing on plastic packaging, and then retracing on actual paper. Why do that when there's perfectly usable pattern tracing paper on the market? That aside: congratulations!

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I love the confidence after succeeding the machine gathering. From success to dreams to be able to make the live action Cinderella dress. Insane jump, but again love the confidence. ❤ And congratulations!

It's beautiful! I hope your entire wedding day is equally perfect 😊

Nice

I recently used the ruffler foot on my vintage Singer for the first time, and if you're willing to do some testing and a little bit of maths, it's a game changer!

Great video. Looks like an awesome fabric barn

When sewing silk or velvet you need to pin often and perpendicular to your stitching so it won’t slip

On the wee flowers you made, could you add wire through the holes before you put them in place and add the glue and then be able to wrp the wire to the other swirls?

For the metal bit, if painting it anyway, I'd have used a soda can. Aluminum cuts easy. I love these videos! I've only made one tiara- a bead woven one I whip stitched to a wire base. I love these!

Still working on my own hobbit girl summer, but now its fall... 🍁🍂

im honestly so impressed you decided to make your wedding dress a week before your wedding. I'm not even engaged yet, but im already stressing about making my wedding dress

Returning to the video ❤ on a princess dress journey

shout out htwn

I LOVE IT!!!!! Oh ,y gosh what lens did you break? The sleeves and neckline are awesome ❤

I totally do that too! Losing things into the void. UGH that's so annoying! For patterning, I also trace my patterns, but I use exam table paper as my pattern paper so I can trace directly to paper! It's cheap and easy, though you may have to buy like 24 rolls at a time.

❤ love it! looks incredible xx

Your dress is beautiful. Amazing skills 😊

Your very talented 😊

No seriously it's scary how you copy everything about Rachel Maksy's personality...

Stop copying Rachel Maksy's personality, everything about her mannerisms, her way of talking you copied it, you think you can fool us? Get your own personality jeez...

Hey! You fell off my algorithm so I’m just getting back. I wasn’t sure you were the one that makes the tiaras but I just saw them in the background. I’m the one that told you the royals wrap the base in velvet ribbon to match their hair. I see the top one in the background has velvet ribbon, did it work for you?

Haunted?

Great job!

Beautiful

Brilliant idea with the tracing on plastic to save the original pattern...as they are not cheap to buy.

This is by far my favourite of your projects so far!

I'm both impressed and envious. When I got married years ago I wanted to design and make my wedding dress but my father insisted, "No, you're BUYING it." My mother took me to a shop where I literally only had a choice of two dresses.

So glad you were suggested to me! Love the transformations, they turned out so cute^^ And honestly I love the lantern, it's perfect for Halloween, which is still technically Fall time, so in my opinion it's not a fail! XD

Positively regal! I really wish there were more Balls for regular people. I know we gave them usually in the days before the Met Gala. And I am always watching for the quality work that goes into rl labors of loves.

My goodness, YT started offering me your wedding dress video earlier this week, so finally had the time to watch it and I was fascinated. This bog witch dress is amazing! And as far as scaring the children? Why not? Congratulations on your 10K!

Use a strip of tissue paper ontop of the two layers of silk

Well wanting a haunted dress, no wonder the zip was hidden from you. The petticoat and skirt look fabulous, but I was watching strings fall so I think taking the time to at least whip stitch in a hem on the woven layers and then maybe pressing them flat would look better. The final dress is absolutely lovely, and fits you beautifully. Well done, beautiful bride.

I really enjoyed watching your mental process, always the first step in making a new item. I felt for you in your struggles with fabric and patterns, as I have done the same. It isn't a simple process, but you looked great, even though the hem appeared uneven, due to being a circle, too much bias.

Would love to have seen a full size picture of you in the dress with your boots

You’re great! Great fun, great personality, great humour, great attitude ✨🙌🏼😁 Congratulations- on the beautiful dress and… on Getting Married 🎉👏🏼 loved it, subscribed 👍🏼

Still at the beginning of this video but I would delve into fabric dying to have statement poe es with a sort of picture that goes over all pattern pieces instead of dying a print all over and then cut out and make garment or whatever. Do both options, you have enough fabric I reckon