Hi there. Do it Do it Do it! A nice blue dress that is after 5 look. You don't have to go as small as the wedding dress, Barbie size is just fine. I have got to see it. Please make them PLEASE! By the way can make it out of velvet!? So sorry for being so demanding. Looking forward to seeing them if you dare. See ya later sweetie. Stay safe out there. Take care and God bless.
Legit every time I’m sewing and I press a seam, in my mind I’m like “press that seam flat & beautiful” lol this dress is stunning & looks so romantic in the miniature room 😍 great job, I love your channel ❤️
I'm a headdress maker and seamstress . And all i can say is that The best way to learn is by trying ( and fail ). I've learn everything by myself . So no art school nor workshops
Love this! I used to make dresses like this for my dolls when I was a kid. Not barbies but stuff like second hand Rose Petal Place and MLP Megans - which were roughly the size of your dressform. I used fabric scraps that I found (and sometimes Kleenex!) and used hairspray to keep the pieces in place. I work as a civil designer now but love to design as a hobby
That math part was amazing to hear. I too failed algebra. I crochet and have to calculate how much yarn or string I need to make a piece. Stitch ratio to form is a must, BTW: I've also been doing my own taxes since I was 18 as a single parent, it helped me earn extra money during tax season. Later in life I became a successful production manager...numbers were a necessity there too. You hit it right on the nose, if you're doung something you love, the math part will come naturally.
I feel like there's a difference between practical math and practically applying it vs school math and school math problems. I'm a bomb-ass business student but fuck highschool math classes man. 😅
@@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty agreed. I’m a sociology student and an artist (I bring this up because it demonstrates that I am a visual learner, but am in a stats based degree), and there’s a massive difference between things like stats based math, like inequalities and matrices, geometry, shit like that. I feel the issue is tangibility, as opposed to learning method. Like, if you’re not able to put your finger on what this skill set would be used for in real life, and in tandem with learning methods (like if you’re a visual learner, as opposed to a verbal learner, and a text based learner). Like what the fella said; if you’re learning something for something you love to do, it helps gap that bridge on tangibility. At least, that’s what I’ve understood, don’t take this as 100% fact
I LOVE IT. I think a real bride would also go mad for this dress. I'm so done with all the slim wedding dresses. Can't wait for the over the top dresses again. Lot's of love from the Netherlands, Daniëlle 🙋😘
My grandmother loved miniatures. A coworker made her a dollhouse when she was in her mid 60"s. She and I spent hours redoing the rooms when I would visit. There was even a yearly miniature show at a local event center that *we would buy things for the dollhouse or just to have. I was in dance, she had a miniature tutu, point shoes, hanger, tiara, and coat rack in a glass case (like Belle's rose). I have the doll house and still have my ballerina costume. And of course my memories w her.
My precious maternal grandma (who was born in 1893, may she rest in peace) made dresses and suits for my Barbie doll when I was a child back in the 1960s. Sadly, I lost all of those precious outfits when my mother (may she also rest in peace) threw out everything I had stashed in the basement of my childhood home when I moved out, after the basement flooded 3 feet deep. My grandma made the most gorgeous tailored mint green boucle suit for my 1958 Barbie (the one with the short golden-blonde bubble/helmet hair). Miraculously, that doll was NOT in the basement when it flooded, and I still have it to this day. I also have Barbie’s white plastic dressing table with working drawer and attached oval mirror, bench, and red shag rug from that era. I cherish them and the wonderful memories they carry. I would pay you to recreate that suit for my Barbie doll. Would you consider that? I absolutely adore you, Gunnar. Keep up the great work and fabulous videos. You have inspired me to start sewing again.
I used to sew Barbie dresses as a kid, this is beautiful!! I have been watching the Runway series, and I am in awe at your growth over the years. Yes I will be buying the latest jacket pattern for my honey!!! Bravo sweetie!!!
Gunnar! The whole math thing is so true! I recently learned that I can use pi in my sewing! Pi! That 3.14…. number. Pi is used to calculate how much fabric is needed to go around a circle - like if you’re making a barrel-shaped bag.
Love this!! I made dresses for my Barbies when I was little. I wish I had access to your talents back then. For your next project would you consider another miniature dress made from vintage hankies? Most have tiny delicate designs that would look fabulous in a miniature dress.
I sewed dresses for my sister's Barbie and loved the challenge of fit and doing tiny hand sewn stitches. Then I was told I was too old to be playing with dolls. Is it any wonder that having had my play truncated, that today I have no sense of style or color? Play is essential!
I've always loved drawing dress/clothing designs, and I love to put my imagination into something I love. I'm not the best at drawing but I'm getting better. I watch your channel for inspiration and ideas (which has helped me alot because you are so creative and open) thank you for making videos and please keep putting out shorts- they're my favorite!
It gives me so much hope to read about all the self taught people in here. It makes it seem like becoming a seamstress is genetic. I love your positive attitude and words of wisdom. You are so inspiring. It blows my mind every time you start to drape it immediately looks like something Fabulous!! This type of skill was almost lost. I applaud you for doing your thing. The fact that you allow us to glimpse into your world shocks and thrills me. You are so beautiful i legit cried just to see this today.
OMG that's too cute. I love your work so so much! I just printed your jacket pattern on patreon planning to make my husband and myself matching jackets, I'm so excited , I can't wait to give it to him. He's always complaining I never make him nothing LOL
Also love the miniatures &, yes, of course, been subscribed for months... well, since I began regularly watching. Loving the idea of a mini inside the perfect mini room. Fabulous as always! Since you ask, I suggest a Spring Awakening mini dress, trimmed with tiny jewels, embroidery, or both. &, If course depending on how you feel h how popular mini format is, perhaps a seasonal series of tiny gala level dresses for your mini model
GUNNAR: One small, short fifth of the way into watching this - YOUR BEST VIDEO YET - The vulnerability and "sheer" courage you teach and inspire us with human connectedness, providing spark to the fuel of our creative imaginations... LEADING by EXAMPLE: TRUE + REAL = BEAUTIFUL thank you good man
So very beautiful, Gunnar. Just stunning! But that is what always happens when you have created anything. Perfect crafting and beautiful expressions are hallmarks of your creations.
1:12 scale is no joke. My mom makes dolls in this scale and the dressing and Wigging is a labor of love but so worth it! This is a stunning gown any miniaturist would love!
First of all, how beautiful they were together! Like I’m literally screaming inside, it was stunning!! Second, your nails are so pretty! Love the pink on you! You look great!
Professional designers or tailors who are used to working on bigger forms find it hard to work on miniatures. I started on with miniature clothings and I can remember how my mum used to say that she can't understand why I make miniatures clothings when it's so difficult to work on. But I found it easier, and at times more budget friendly, coz I couldn't afford to buy too much fabric and spend it on dresses which I'm not gonna wear. On the other hand, you can find extra fabrics to design anything in small scale. Sometimes, you just go to tailor shops, and ask them to give you scrape fabrics for free. This is a fantastic way to explore your creativity for beginners, who don't have the budget yet, and trains you for the future.
Gunnar! The way you hold a pencil! 😂😂😂 this came out gorgeous! And you learned new ways of doing things along the way! I love when I’m working on a project and learn something new. I think every project we make we learn from it! I can’t wait to see what you create next! 🥰
Awesome little dress!! I love your channel and would love to see more fuel videos of your work. What you do is amazing and it absolutely floors me how you can take a thought , and a little bit of material combine it with your sewing skills and creat something one of a kind beautiful. The world needs more people like you. God bless take care and be safe 👍🍀❤🤗✌
I love your videos. You're so much more experienced and talented than I'll ever be. Your videos and designs have been a real joy A general tip I was told when I started sewing miniature clothes for Barbie dolls (mostly Barbie Looks dolls) was to respect the scale by keeping to finer (thinner) fabrics when sewing multiple layers. Also, watch areas like sleeves and waistbands. Too much bulk in these areas on a 6 or 12 inch doll can ruin the look. Please do more of the doll sewing but I would personally love it if you used the good old, all-American Barbie as your model. Thank-you. ❤
Love the end result, beautiful (mini) gown! And after the day I just had, to hear you go *I don't know what to do* made me feel oddly better. (I even laughed. Not at you, but because i realized other creatives have the same issues I do when we'repit of our comfort zones.)
Bravo! I love your mention of Geometry for all the math haters out there that think they will never need their high school (secondary school) math education. The final product was beautiful. Kathleen O'Neill
Challenges ideas. Let me think. •Replicas of the wedding dresses Disney princesses wear in their animated films and books •Dress inspired by a pheonex •Make up a superhero and create something for him/her to wear. Try to make it unique and fit it his/her personality and his/her powers, abilities, and skills. See if you can outdo Edna Mode. •Outfit for a steampunk pirate that is young, very good at math (especially probility), funny, has two dogs and a cat, for her crew, timid around new people at first, is so bad at pirating that the reward offered for her capture is a penny, lost her parents in a Bermuda Triangle in the sky formed by a hurricane, built her own blimp out of spare parts, and can be a bit of a fangirl. •Create an animal inspired dress of your choosing. •Create an inexpensive dress that could be worn in a masquerade ball. •If there was a civilization in Antarctica, what kind of clothes would somebody wear? •Create an outfit for a book character Just a few suggestions. I look forward to whatever you do next.
Really enjoyed this video! It reminded me of all the wonderful hours spent making doll clothes by hand when I was a child. Admire your talent and enthusiasm for a craft I love.😊
It looks gorgeous 😍 I have two headless figurines with wedding dresses on and I would love to create something else for them. The seams of the satin is in some places coming apart. The rest of the bodice is glued onto the form. They are not pinnable though.
I actually found a vintage Barbie doll clothes pattern the other day and wanted to give it another shot. I too made some as a child and chose off scale fabrics then. I remember making a seam three stitches long. Gonna give it another try. These days I do altered couture sewing that maybe incorporated into these tiny clothes. Love the starch idea.
I totally understand what you were going through. My kid wanted custom outfits for fairies the size of Polly Pockets and let's just say it was so hard. Idk how anyone makes miniature looking outfits look like little fashion runway outfits. You did an amazing job. I can't wait to see more.
A moment in Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland that always bugged me was when the Hatter made a tiny dress for shrunken Alice: The dress in his normal-sized hand was stiff and hard, since the fabric was cut so small, but once the scene cut to her wearing it, obviously the real dress on the actress was actually flowing and airy. I thought making tiny realistic clothing was impossible but you managed to create a dress that still looks flowy and light, something real and tangible. I had thoughts of a tiny fairy wearing this wedding dress and it's such a beautiful visual. I love what you do!!
I'm just in awe of how detailed this dress is even though it is miniature model. Now you HAVE to make life size version. And I have to say that room was also perfection. Your friend is very talented. I remembered making architecture models in college.
So beautiful! I've been watching your videos for a while now and I absolutely love your thought process behind every project you take up, your positivity really makes my day. Love from India 🙏🏽
It’s nice to see even with almost 2m followers you still start your videos the same way I do … growling at myself in the camera! 😭😭😂😂💕 I absolutely love love love your content!! You’re so talented 💕💕
This is gorgeous I feel like I want this in my closet for no other reason than to just go to the mall and be the most extravagant human being I can be😍💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💖🙏🏽😂ABSOLUTELY STUNNING
I love your openness and honestly through this process. So many channels only should the end product that is successful. Even though your dress was so amazing in the end, I really loved seeing your process and it inspired me. Thank you.
I love this video! My hobby is sewing ooak Barbie dresses so I made a recreation of my husband and I dressed in our wedding gear to sit on a special table on our reception. As difficult as the dress was, I gotta say his suit was one of the hardest things I have ever done! Tailoring men’s clothing on such a small scale is damn near impossible! Talk about pressing seams flat and beautiful! Haha!
I relate to what you said about math. I convinced myself at school that I'll never be good at it, plus I thought it was boring and uncreative. But I'm now learning it again as an adult, and I see now there's a lot of creative uses for math.
An idea for next time: You could make the real life dress that matches the doll's. A side by side and differences in the processes would be amazing!
Oh my gosh Yes 👗❤️
Awesome
Hi there. Do it Do it Do it! A nice blue dress that is after 5 look. You don't have to go as small as the wedding dress, Barbie size is just fine. I have got to see it. Please make them PLEASE! By the way can make it out of velvet!? So sorry for being so demanding. Looking forward to seeing them if you dare. See ya later sweetie. Stay safe out there. Take care and God bless.
That would be stunning
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Legit every time I’m sewing and I press a seam, in my mind I’m like “press that seam flat & beautiful” lol this dress is stunning & looks so romantic in the miniature room 😍 great job, I love your channel ❤️
My faveourite line in his videos
Yes! Me too 😍
Me to 🥰
I do the same thing now! We won’t discuss how I used to cut that corner on some projects😂
saaame
I'm a headdress maker and seamstress . And all i can say is that The best way to learn is by trying ( and fail ). I've learn everything by myself . So no art school nor workshops
Absolutely.......its a crime to never try.
Self taught? That’s a talent in itself! Awesome!
Love this!
I used to make dresses like this for my dolls when I was a kid. Not barbies but stuff like second hand Rose Petal Place and MLP Megans - which were roughly the size of your dressform. I used fabric scraps that I found (and sometimes Kleenex!) and used hairspray to keep the pieces in place. I work as a civil designer now but love to design as a hobby
Same! I used plastic bags because they worked well for big puffy dresses
I love ceatives!!
That math part was amazing to hear. I too failed algebra. I crochet and have to calculate how much yarn or string I need to make a piece. Stitch ratio to form is a must, BTW: I've also been doing my own taxes since I was 18 as a single parent, it helped me earn extra money during tax season. Later in life I became a successful production manager...numbers were a necessity there too. You hit it right on the nose, if you're doung something you love, the math part will come naturally.
I feel like there's a difference between practical math and practically applying it vs school math and school math problems.
I'm a bomb-ass business student but fuck highschool math classes man. 😅
@@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty agreed. I’m a sociology student and an artist (I bring this up because it demonstrates that I am a visual learner, but am in a stats based degree), and there’s a massive difference between things like stats based math, like inequalities and matrices, geometry, shit like that. I feel the issue is tangibility, as opposed to learning method. Like, if you’re not able to put your finger on what this skill set would be used for in real life, and in tandem with learning methods (like if you’re a visual learner, as opposed to a verbal learner, and a text based learner). Like what the fella said; if you’re learning something for something you love to do, it helps gap that bridge on tangibility. At least, that’s what I’ve understood, don’t take this as 100% fact
That the most beautiful wedding gown everrr
I have followed you since project runway. You are such an inspiration to so many! The world needs more role models like you. ❤
I love miniature objects! I would love to see more clothes this tiny, it’s adorable! Good job 👍🏻
I LOVE IT. I think a real bride would also go mad for this dress. I'm so done with all the slim wedding dresses. Can't wait for the over the top dresses again.
Lot's of love from the Netherlands, Daniëlle 🙋😘
This is the cutest and the most beautiful thing ever!!!!
It’s absolutely stunning! You are absolutely right about lifelong learning.
My grandmother loved miniatures. A coworker made her a dollhouse when she was in her mid 60"s. She and I spent hours redoing the rooms when I would visit. There was even a yearly miniature show at a local event center that *we would buy things for the dollhouse or just to have. I was in dance, she had a miniature tutu, point shoes, hanger, tiara, and coat rack in a glass case (like Belle's rose). I have the doll house and still have my ballerina costume. And of course my memories w her.
My precious maternal grandma (who was born in 1893, may she rest in peace) made dresses and suits for my Barbie doll when I was a child back in the 1960s. Sadly, I lost all of those precious outfits when my mother (may she also rest in peace) threw out everything I had stashed in the basement of my childhood home when I moved out, after the basement flooded 3 feet deep.
My grandma made the most gorgeous tailored mint green boucle suit for my 1958 Barbie (the one with the short golden-blonde bubble/helmet hair). Miraculously, that doll was NOT in the basement when it flooded, and I still have it to this day. I also have Barbie’s white plastic dressing table with working drawer and attached oval mirror, bench, and red shag rug from that era. I cherish them and the wonderful memories they carry.
I would pay you to recreate that suit for my Barbie doll. Would you consider that?
I absolutely adore you, Gunnar. Keep up the great work and fabulous videos. You have inspired me to start sewing again.
I love miniatures. Your mini wedding dress is beautiful.
I love the way you express your self🥰 you inspire me!
I used to sew Barbie dresses as a kid, this is beautiful!!
I have been watching the Runway series, and I am in awe at your growth over the years. Yes I will be buying the latest jacket pattern for my honey!!! Bravo sweetie!!!
🖤🖤🖤
got the pattern, have black and shiny gold zippers, found some taupe/black denim, now I need to be brave and figure out how you "bleached the fabric!
I would love to see another mini dress!!!
I love how you speak to your viewers. You appear to be so sweet. Thanks for allowing us to see your creations.
Totally agree that it’s WAY easier to learn something when it’s relate to your life or something you love. Also, that dress is amazing!! 😍
Gunnar! The whole math thing is so true! I recently learned that I can use pi in my sewing! Pi! That 3.14…. number. Pi is used to calculate how much fabric is needed to go around a circle - like if you’re making a barrel-shaped bag.
Working in miniature is hard! You made a timeless dress, love it!
This is a wonderful collaboration. Bravo 👏🏻
Love this!! I made dresses for my Barbies when I was little. I wish I had access to your talents back then. For your next project would you consider another miniature dress made from vintage hankies? Most have tiny delicate designs that would look fabulous in a miniature dress.
I sewed dresses for my sister's Barbie and loved the challenge of fit and doing tiny hand sewn stitches. Then I was told I was too old to be playing with dolls. Is it any wonder that having had my play truncated, that today I have no sense of style or color?
Play is essential!
Now we NEED this in Human Size 🤩🤩🤩
The clothing that you make is always so beautiful
I've always loved drawing dress/clothing designs, and I love to put my imagination into something I love. I'm not the best at drawing but I'm getting better. I watch your channel for inspiration and ideas (which has helped me alot because you are so creative and open) thank you for making videos and please keep putting out shorts- they're my favorite!
It gives me so much hope to read about all the self taught people in here. It makes it seem like becoming a seamstress is genetic.
I love your positive attitude and words of wisdom. You are so inspiring. It blows my mind every time you start to drape it immediately looks like something Fabulous!! This type of skill was almost lost. I applaud you for doing your thing. The fact that you allow us to glimpse into your world shocks and thrills me. You are so beautiful i legit cried just to see this today.
I love the Niagara Smooth Finish! The dress is soooo cute 🖤🖤🖤 I’ve loved miniatures since I was a kid.
OMG that's too cute. I love your work so so much! I just printed your jacket pattern on patreon planning to make my husband and myself matching jackets, I'm so excited , I can't wait to give it to him. He's always complaining I never make him nothing LOL
Yesss can’t wait to see it
O realy i want to see 😃
How did it go
@@tiktik6367 My mom was diagnosed with cancer right after I started so I put everything on hold in order to take care of her.
This makes me so happy as a miniaturist and a doll customizer!!
THAT IS BEAUTIFUL!!!!!💕
Also love the miniatures
&, yes, of course, been subscribed for months... well, since I began regularly watching.
Loving the idea of a mini inside the perfect mini room.
Fabulous as always!
Since you ask,
I suggest a Spring Awakening mini dress, trimmed with tiny jewels, embroidery, or both.
&,
If course depending on how you feel h how popular mini format is, perhaps a seasonal series of tiny gala level dresses for your mini model
Omg. You did an amazing job. I’d love to see you do this full scale. It would be beautiful.
Miniatures have so many unique challenges, and especially textiles! I love this challenge so much.
I love EVERYTHING about this video! It’s so inspiring 🖤 are we going to see the dress in full scale too?
Wow, this is stunning, despite being miniature. Well done. I hope you are chuffed with how it turned out. You should be!
That was AWESOME!!! Love the dress!!! And the house room was AMAZING. The little dress form was adorable. Thank you for sharing both worlds.
Everyone welcome thank you 🙏
The energy is to die for 💖👏🏽
I'm speechless. I love it, this is just stunning!
Beautifully done Mr. G!
Miniature artists use lots of clips & tweezers & needle nosed pliers are a must! But I do love the dress! It's beautiful 😍
GUNNAR:
One small, short fifth of the way into watching this - YOUR BEST VIDEO YET -
The vulnerability and "sheer" courage you teach and inspire us with human connectedness, providing spark to the fuel of our creative imaginations...
LEADING
by
EXAMPLE:
TRUE + REAL = BEAUTIFUL
thank you good man
That red sparkle at 1:56! I can't wait to see you make something with it.
So very beautiful, Gunnar. Just stunning! But that is what always happens when you have created anything. Perfect crafting and beautiful expressions are hallmarks of your creations.
I love this whole project
1:12 scale is no joke. My mom makes dolls in this scale and the dressing and Wigging is a labor of love but so worth it! This is a stunning gown any miniaturist would love!
How do you nails stay so perfect?!?
This is so cool! I’m a sucker for miniatures. It turned out amazing and definitely life like.
First of all, how beautiful they were together! Like I’m literally screaming inside, it was stunning!!
Second, your nails are so pretty! Love the pink on you! You look great!
Fantastic job!
Professional designers or tailors who are used to working on bigger forms find it hard to work on miniatures.
I started on with miniature clothings and I can remember how my mum used to say that she can't understand why I make miniatures clothings when it's so difficult to work on. But I found it easier, and at times more budget friendly, coz I couldn't afford to buy too much fabric and spend it on dresses which I'm not gonna wear.
On the other hand, you can find extra fabrics to design anything in small scale. Sometimes, you just go to tailor shops, and ask them to give you scrape fabrics for free. This is a fantastic way to explore your creativity for beginners, who don't have the budget yet, and trains you for the future.
I definitely needed a good dose of Gunnar today. Being stuck in ICU with double pneumonia really sucks. Thanks for the great video, G!
I hope you heal quickly😊💖😊.
Hope you feel better and get out of there soon
Thanks! It's a slow go, but I'm getting there.
Sending you love!!!!
Hope are in recovery mode now!! Pneumonia is nothing to fool with!! Blessings!
Love your work so much
Stunning! I love that dress! Keep doing what you do, life-sized or miniature, I love them all!!
Gunnar! The way you hold a pencil! 😂😂😂 this came out gorgeous! And you learned new ways of doing things along the way! I love when I’m working on a project and learn something new. I think every project we make we learn from it! I can’t wait to see what you create next! 🥰
I am excited for this video because I do crochet and I do scale for my records but I model mine to a Barbie size. Can't wait to see what I can learn.
That dress is stunning, and since I love 1/12 scale mini's, I love this
Stunning!! Both of you are such amazing artists!!
Awesome little dress!! I love your channel and would love to see more fuel videos of your work. What you do is amazing and it absolutely floors me how you can take a thought , and a little bit of material combine it with your sewing skills and creat something one of a kind beautiful. The world needs more people like you. God bless take care and be safe 👍🍀❤🤗✌
I love your videos. You're so much more experienced and talented than I'll ever be. Your videos and designs have been a real joy
A general tip I was told when I started sewing miniature clothes for Barbie dolls (mostly Barbie Looks dolls) was to respect the scale by keeping to finer (thinner) fabrics when sewing multiple layers. Also, watch areas like sleeves and waistbands. Too much bulk in these areas on a 6 or 12 inch doll can ruin the look.
Please do more of the doll sewing but I would personally love it if you used the good old, all-American Barbie as your model. Thank-you. ❤
This dress to scale should be your next project!🥰😍 It is absolutely stunning. Love it, love all your work.
I love to see how creative he is and absolutely am inspired by him
Love the end result, beautiful (mini) gown!
And after the day I just had, to hear you go *I don't know what to do* made me feel oddly better. (I even laughed. Not at you, but because i realized other creatives have the same issues I do when we'repit of our comfort zones.)
Girl I’m a hot mess off camera hahaha! I promise you I struggle all the time😂
Bravo! I love your mention of Geometry for all the math haters out there that think they will never need their high school (secondary school) math education. The final product was beautiful. Kathleen O'Neill
You unlocked more viewers, miniatures lovers!!! Please design more doll dresses!!!!😍 that is so stunning!!!
Challenges ideas. Let me think.
•Replicas of the wedding dresses Disney princesses wear in their animated films and books
•Dress inspired by a pheonex
•Make up a superhero and create something for him/her to wear. Try to make it unique and fit it his/her personality and his/her powers, abilities, and skills. See if you can outdo Edna Mode.
•Outfit for a steampunk pirate that is young, very good at math (especially probility), funny, has two dogs and a cat, for her crew, timid around new people at first, is so bad at pirating that the reward offered for her capture is a penny, lost her parents in a Bermuda Triangle in the sky formed by a hurricane, built her own blimp out of spare parts, and can be a bit of a fangirl.
•Create an animal inspired dress of your choosing.
•Create an inexpensive dress that could be worn in a masquerade ball.
•If there was a civilization in Antarctica, what kind of clothes would somebody wear?
•Create an outfit for a book character
Just a few suggestions. I look forward to whatever you do next.
Really enjoyed this video! It reminded me of all the wonderful hours spent making doll clothes by hand when I was a child. Admire your talent and enthusiasm for a craft I love.😊
It looks gorgeous 😍 I have two headless figurines with wedding dresses on and I would love to create something else for them. The seams of the satin is in some places coming apart. The rest of the bodice is glued onto the form. They are not pinnable though.
Your glitter nail polish is everything!!💅🏻🤩
I agree with the learning if it’s an interesting topic or doing something you love that’s totally true
Omg the dress turned out BEAUTIFUL 🤩
I love everything you do ❤️
I actually found a vintage Barbie doll clothes pattern the other day and wanted to give it another shot. I too made some as a child and chose off scale fabrics then. I remember making a seam three stitches long. Gonna give it another try. These days I do altered couture sewing that maybe incorporated into these tiny clothes. Love the starch idea.
I think this is my favorite thing you’ve ever made
Wow I love watching longer version of of your videos. ❤
LOVE the nail color you’re wearing 💙 LOVE watching you create
I love this project and your creative problem solving. The gown is stunning, and I love it in the warm light of the miniature room.
The dress is absolutely stunning 😍 as a miniature, now imagine creating it for a bride !!!! I love your creative vision 💕
I totally understand what you were going through. My kid wanted custom outfits for fairies the size of Polly Pockets and let's just say it was so hard. Idk how anyone makes miniature looking outfits look like little fashion runway outfits. You did an amazing job. I can't wait to see more.
That dress is beautiful. You did an amazing job.
You have such amazing talent. Thank you for making the world more beautiful
That turned out beautiful!!
A moment in Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland that always bugged me was when the Hatter made a tiny dress for shrunken Alice: The dress in his normal-sized hand was stiff and hard, since the fabric was cut so small, but once the scene cut to her wearing it, obviously the real dress on the actress was actually flowing and airy. I thought making tiny realistic clothing was impossible but you managed to create a dress that still looks flowy and light, something real and tangible. I had thoughts of a tiny fairy wearing this wedding dress and it's such a beautiful visual. I love what you do!!
I'm just in awe of how detailed this dress is even though it is miniature model. Now you HAVE to make life size version. And I have to say that room was also perfection. Your friend is very talented. I remembered making architecture models in college.
Omg i love this, i want to try it
As a miniaturist I was all up in this! I have a miniature iron and we find crazy tools and have to think outside the box. I love the dress! Great job!
So beautiful! I've been watching your videos for a while now and I absolutely love your thought process behind every project you take up, your positivity really makes my day. Love from India 🙏🏽
Love your videos
It’s nice to see even with almost 2m followers you still start your videos the same way I do … growling at myself in the camera! 😭😭😂😂💕 I absolutely love love love your content!! You’re so talented 💕💕
That looks so pretty! I could never make something like that.
OMG I love this dress...and your videos...and your nail polish...and your whole vibe. I am LIVING!
omggggg pls keep doing miniature projects! 3:24 actual genius 😍🤩😍
I like your dresses 👗
Omg I need it
This is gorgeous I feel like I want this in my closet for no other reason than to just go to the mall and be the most extravagant human being I can be😍💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💖🙏🏽😂ABSOLUTELY STUNNING
I love your openness and honestly through this process. So many channels only should the end product that is successful. Even though your dress was so amazing in the end, I really loved seeing your process and it inspired me. Thank you.
I love this video! My hobby is sewing ooak Barbie dresses so I made a recreation of my husband and I dressed in our wedding gear to sit on a special table on our reception. As difficult as the dress was, I gotta say his suit was one of the hardest things I have ever done! Tailoring men’s clothing on such a small scale is damn near impossible! Talk about pressing seams flat and beautiful! Haha!
Lovely collaboration! Beautiful dress!…
I relate to what you said about math. I convinced myself at school that I'll never be good at it, plus I thought it was boring and uncreative. But I'm now learning it again as an adult, and I see now there's a lot of creative uses for math.
Wow the dress looks soooooo beautiful. So lifelike. I luv miniatures they sooooo cute.
So interesting how you hold your pencil. Love your creations! ❤️