The act of taking one's grievance---for being rejected in a Fine Arts category---to a news station isn't humble. It's gross entitlement. News coverage should highlight those pieces and artists who did get accepted; who won prizes for following industry guidelines and proving excellence in their category. Her piece may be a Domestic Arts piece but not Fine Arts; and, she chooses to remain ignorant verses listen and learn what the show runners and industry leaders told her.
When I was fifteen I entered a formal I sewed using a beautiful fabric from France given to me from a neighbor that I babysat for. It had covered buttons on French cuffs and an invisible zipper (1971?). It was disqualified because I was “too young” to have sewn it. My mother was furious with the old biddies in charge. Fast forward fifteen years and I was sewing custom leather clothing for thousands of dollars. You have a unique talent young lady! Displaying the dress behind glass in a casino is a great idea. Don’t let anyone try to take advantage of your work.
Good for you! And I'm happy you had a Mom that backed you. Congrats on your success. And I think having that dress on display at a casino is a good one as well. Will definitely draw a persons attention. It's a beautiful creation. So well executed.
I learned to sew when I was 11! My daughter was ruining my material (by cutting pieces from the middle of the piece...) by the age of 11, she had no lessons... So, yeah. Good for you, too.
What's more, she made this beautiful creation out of found objects. That's not just recycling: that's a truly creative mind at work! And you can see it on the walls behind her in the video interviews.
as a local designer, you should know this wasn't made out of cards entirely and its not that creative because its a look thats been done for years already. Sure the kids prolly got some talent but yall conflate stuff so much. Especially people who love to call themselves designers.
Give this young lady a full ride scholarship to art school. This shows dedication, creativity, aesthetic insight, skill, the ability to think out of the box… she needs to be able to blossom, grow and build her talent.
@@freedomcat *than. You also need some work in the use of commas and periods. "Would" is a definite, "could" allows for other results. And your education in art is what? How many instances of this result have you seen? What is your basis for determining something as "less creative"? How something appears in video may look different in real life. These are not meant to be snarky questions, it is an attempt to provide some credibility and to flesh out your anecdotal experience. However, one never returns to threads and any reply you make will not be seen. It's your opinion and you are entitled to it, but you've used such a broad brush that it becomes meaningless. And that is just the opinion of this author.
@@queenswillrule I saw someone comparing their art before/after art school. and they noticed they were less creative aka stuck in a box of "this is art, this is not". I used Voice to text.
@@snickerswo1f519 No. It's just used in that context. Similar to how the term "shower" is used by meteorologists in describing certain weather events, but the word "shower" isn't a "weather term" - it's just a word used in a weather context.
Once again another spoiled brat crying for a participation trophy even after breaking the rules and stealing the spotlight from the other kids who legitimately earned their way into the contest. lol...
@@DjDiDASArt and artists have been breaking rules by creating new and unconventional ideas through out time. Projecting your failings as a student onto this young woman doesn't make you look good. ( Do you see how unfair it is to accuse someone without basing it on facts )
@@alexandergutfeldt1144 LOL except I didn't accuse her of anything, and my comment was based on THE FACT she didn't FOLLOW the GUIDELINES of the competition. And these "so called" artists you speak of lol weren't " breaking the rules of conventional ideas" for a contest which had RULES LOL! And you accusing a successful student (Myself) as "projecting my failings" when you know nothing about me doesn't make you look smart, or cool. It just makes me think you're an idiot who doesn't understand the concept of a contest or rules who probably also defends things like men in women's sports and change rooms. So frankly I could care less about the opinion of someone who doesn't understand basic things like this. But thank you for making yourself look like a fool! Cheers 😂🤭 and don't worry your secret is safe on here! 🤫
@@alexandergutfeldt1144 Except my comment was based on the FACT she did NOT follow the RULES and REGULATIONS. And your comment is based on you just disagreeing with FACTS. Which doesn't make you look good or cool. And you with egg on your face is not a good look. 🤔
…16 years old, in an exciting bedroom full of ideas and pics on the wall… her head must be so full of creativity.. AND she is working… well done to the young girl… full of ideas and showing uniques skills and talents!! She will go far!! (very far!!) xx
what’s incredible is that there are kids at EVERY school in america making incredible art like this, this amazing young woman just happened to be recognized for it! this shows why it’s so important to support kids’ creativity instead of pushing everyone into STEM or just giving them ipads! i was in art classes in high school and remember some really amazing art from my peers
@@SusanBaileyAmazingEstate She was recognized for her work because it is beautiful. The judges had to debate and decide whether it broke a rule or not, they were not so strict that she broke them maliciously and intentionally as you insinuate. She wouldn't have been recognized like this if she had simply scribbled a smiley face in crayon and been disqualified for that.
We should give prizes to all 1500+ participants too...this is the mentality today. I competed in art contests when I was growing up in the 70-80s...only the best won. I have seen artists 100x more creative than this young lady and they never won.
Not if she doesn't learn to follow rules and regulations. But hey. Maybe there is no need for that anymore. Now days all you have to do is hit social media and complain even when you don't follow rules and suddenly you're a star on TV and in the news taking the spotlight away from the other contestants that legitimately earned their way in. lol. sad..
AMAZING DRESS!!!! It was a blessing in disquise to be disqualified. I don't like awards for art. As an artist myself, I do not enter any competitions. So glad your mom is so supportive. CONGRATULATIONS, THIS IS EXCITING!!!
It's a cool dress, but I agree with the outcome. If it doesn't meet size requirements, then it is fair to not be entered with other projects that did follow the size requirements. That specific contest isn't the right place for it, but that doesn't mean there aren't alternative ways to showcase it.
@himemisaki12 agreed. Seems like she also agrees. Disappointing, but that chick is sooo talented. She probably got into that ‘creative zone’. They did warn her, but she’s a trooper and understood. What a neat dress.
That "dress" is absolutely fanfrick'n amazing! I don't fault the judges for disqualifying her entry and I don't think they came to their decision lightly. The amount of community support is truly heartwarming as are all the invitations to showcase Kaylee's creation.
Fellow Texas artist here. Well done and congrats.No matter your disappointments or comments from those who might criticize your work cause they don’t “get it” never stop creating. Let your soul fly through your work!
@@JacobSolbux Jacob, I'll bet you're a LOAD of fun to be around LOL. Listen, buddy. Thanks for interjecting your IQ but, I'll say it like everyone you know says it... GTFOH!
It's always important to keep art pieces within the size required for judging. It's wonderful that she is being appreciated... it si a lovely piece - going forward I hope she keeps to the size requirements of contests so she is not disqualified in the future. Her work deserves to be seen.
@@theoryofpersonality1420I came to say the same. Follow the rules -- in place for mundane and serious reasons -- and your work gets shown and judged in the state fair. Mundane reasons for rules: the showcase boxes are limited in both number and size. The rules are in place to share the showcase boxes as fairly as possible. Your item doesn't fit, it doesn't get shown. Serious reasons: fire safety. You can't just stick a huge creation any old place if thousands of people are going to be walking past to see it. It needs to be in a place that's calculated both for viewability but also for visitors' safe egress. If your creation doesn't fit, it doesn't fit. Probably if she'd left it a pencil skirt like in the front rather than having the HUGE train in the back then it would have fit just fine and she'd have her red ribbon. I am glad that her creation is getting air time and PR. But don't be mealy mouthed about the state fair.
@@theoryofpersonality1420 If she followed the rules, her work would have looked the same as others. She wouldn't have stood out and she wouldn't have made a statement. Now that this is going viral, she will become even more well known and hopefully she will get commissions.
But who wants to look like everyone else and what rules she followed them t f are yall talking about . She used what she could afford, and she spent hours on it, and they never said it didn't fit the category @theoryofpersonality1420
I really appreciate the creativity and especially using assemblage art. Using"found" materials. One of the definitions for redemption means to liberate or fulfill. She does both with elegance.
WAIT, So someone donated a bunch of playing cards to the needy, and her Mom STOLE them from the NEEDY and brought them home for HER kid to play with (and destroy) instead of letting the needy have them as intended. How do you people NOT see this stuff?
Absolutely beautiful. Incredible! Proud of you. A sad, disappointing moment turned into far bigger things for you. You are a positive example for others who may be struggling with their aspirations. 👍💖🌷🌷🌷
this is why alot of artists don't bother to enter competitions anymore. we're convinced the ppl judging know NOTHING about Art. That dress is absolutely GORGEOUS. and what's better is that her art is made out of recyclables. that's the best kind. sure, the dress may not be wearable, but its the perfect display for a casino. As an artist myself who loves to do recycled crafts, I'm very proud and impressed with this young lady. She's got a bright future ahead with that amount of skill and talent, and of course the great support from her mom.
Their loss. What TALENT you have! SUCH A TALENTED CREATION! So happy your art (dress) is on display. Looking forward to knowing what SURPRISES are just waiting to happen. They will happen. Thank you so much for sharing.
Congratulations 🎉 to this uniquely creative young lady. I see a great future ahead of her. Magnificently intricate and deeply creative. Her attention to detail in making this beautiful gown with the train is monumental! As a former designer and dressmaker I can truly appreciate all of the work that went into this. I have made downs with fabric and those must've been easier than trying to become so intricate in detail with 40 decks of cards!
Your builds are exemplary in skill and worthy of beyond a contest,it's museum quality. I've built all sorts of costumes and such over the years,and I just love this build. People who are in the know,we know about the level of work required. I'm not sorry when I say girl,that's baddass cool as anything I could think of!
Dear Kaylee, Art is subjective, so don’t let anyone bring you down! This dress was creative and shows that you have a great imagination! At the end of the day the only approval you need is yours, and you did a super job! Enjoy your work, as it might not be for everyone, but the final result is that smile on your face! Signed, a fellow artist!
Unbelievable talent!!!♥️ This dress is incredible!! She is going to be a MAJOR designer as she gets older and I can’t wait to watch her career take off!
Wow! ❤ Such a talented artist. You've done an amazing job. Lots of hard work, I'm sure sore fingers and a few failures. But you've achieved more at such a young age than most could only hope to in a lifetime. Congratulations and I'd ride this success as far as it can take you. Let folks pay you for your talent. It's one of the greatest and highest honors. ❤
Good onya Sweetheart! You do it your way, and you’ll get the recognition you deserve! You craft room looks like a wonderful habitat for you and you will certainly make some incredible items in it! You watch, you’ll be a star of your very own kind! Loved the dress!😊🏅❤️🇦🇺🦘Love from an Aussie in Melbourne
YOU GO GIRL! I know people who can make something out of nothing. It's amazing what they can do as they're visionary instead of being put in a box of one size one size fits all. AWESOME!❤
She should not have been surprised or disappointed the dress was disqualified, she knew it did not meet the size requirements. But I am glad they are showing it. It is truly amazing, and she has talent.
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The best part is her saying it was the best day of her life. For one so young and focused, I'm confident there will be countless more best days! Be well.
She is so talented and ignored the rules. I must be missing something. If I understand this correctly..... she is talented, so rules don't apply to her?
The heart on the back is reminiscent of a bustle, which was a part of fashion so long ago. It’s very “old west”, to me, and I love it!!! I think it’s clever and love her creativity. ❤❤
Good for you, Kayley!!!! Being rejected may have been a blessing…this dress may have put you on the road to bigger and better places to showcase your talent
She’s not only talented, but also well spoken and humble.
Surprisingly articulate.
Not like a large majority of YT channel "creators".
The act of taking one's grievance---for being rejected in a Fine Arts category---to a news station isn't humble.
It's gross entitlement.
News coverage should highlight those pieces and artists who did get accepted; who won prizes for following industry guidelines and proving excellence in their category.
Her piece may be a Domestic Arts piece but not Fine Arts; and, she chooses to remain ignorant verses listen and learn what the show runners and industry leaders told her.
@@missladyanonymity I have to ask, why surprisingly?
Why are people still saying "wellspoken" in current year?
When I was fifteen I entered a formal I sewed using a beautiful fabric from France given to me from a neighbor that I babysat for. It had covered buttons on French cuffs and an invisible zipper (1971?). It was disqualified because I was “too young” to have sewn it. My mother was furious with the old biddies in charge. Fast forward fifteen years and I was sewing custom leather clothing for thousands of dollars. You have a unique talent young lady! Displaying the dress behind glass in a casino is a great idea. Don’t let anyone try to take advantage of your work.
Good for you! And I'm happy you had a Mom that backed you. Congrats on your success. And I think having that dress on display at a casino is a good one as well. Will definitely draw a persons attention. It's a beautiful creation. So well executed.
I'm glad you trounced the haters and shoutout to your mom for standing on business with those old dusty cronies
That was truly a silly reason for disqualifying your work. But, I am happy that you are now getting for your work.
That's crazy. I was sewing young too. In 2002 when I was 12 I was teaching 17 year olds how to use a sewing machine
I learned to sew when I was 11! My daughter was ruining my material (by cutting pieces from the middle of the piece...) by the age of 11, she had no lessons... So, yeah. Good for you, too.
as a local designer she did a wonderful design and creativeness is perfect
What's more, she made this beautiful creation out of found objects. That's not just recycling: that's a truly creative mind at work!
And you can see it on the walls behind her in the video interviews.
as a local designer, you should know this wasn't made out of cards entirely and its not that creative because its a look thats been done for years already. Sure the kids prolly got some talent but yall conflate stuff so much. Especially people who love to call themselves designers.
@@JacobSolbuxWhat have you designed? It looks like maybe an odd version of English.
@@JacobSolbux Move along
Give this young lady a full ride scholarship to art school. This shows dedication, creativity, aesthetic insight, skill, the ability to think out of the box… she needs to be able to blossom, grow and build her talent.
that would be worse, I've seen videos of people's art before and after art school. they were less creative after art school then before.
Why?! Oh please!
@@freedomcat *than. You also need some work in the use of commas and periods.
"Would" is a definite, "could" allows for other results.
And your education in art is what? How many instances of this result have you seen? What is your basis for determining something as "less creative"? How something appears in video may look different in real life.
These are not meant to be snarky questions, it is an attempt to provide some credibility and to flesh out your anecdotal experience.
However, one never returns to threads and any reply you make will not be seen. It's your opinion and you are entitled to it, but you've used such a broad brush that it becomes meaningless.
And that is just the opinion of this author.
@@queenswillrule I saw someone comparing their art before/after art school. and they noticed they were less creative aka stuck in a box of "this is art, this is not". I used Voice to text.
@@queenswillrule dear god stop writing a book in the comment section
Her design and the use of the color and pattern on the cards---this young woman has some serious, serious talents.
Her room, the dress, her self presentation...Wow! What a personality with promise! You go girl!!!
Yes, you can easily tell she's not a democrat, nor raised by democrats
She is absolutely gifted and talented. I hope her creations take her far.
isn’t gifted and talented a school term?
@@snickerswo1f519 No. It's just used in that context. Similar to how the term "shower" is used by meteorologists in describing certain weather events, but the word "shower" isn't a "weather term" - it's just a word used in a weather context.
@@babybirdhome ohh okay
@@snickerswo1f519”gifted” and “talented” are words that can be used in any context! they just mean someone is good at something ❤❤
So what?@@snickerswo1f519
This is so much better than winning a contest! Her art is on display! That's awesome!
Nice to hear that the disqualification lead to a wider audience seeing your wonderful creation.
Once again another spoiled brat crying for a participation trophy even after breaking the rules and stealing the spotlight from the other kids who legitimately earned their way into the contest. lol...
@@DjDiDASArt and artists have been breaking rules by creating new and unconventional ideas through out time.
Projecting your failings as a student onto this young woman doesn't make you look good.
( Do you see how unfair it is to accuse someone without basing it on facts )
@@alexandergutfeldt1144 LOL except I didn't accuse her of anything, and my comment was based on THE FACT she didn't FOLLOW the GUIDELINES of the competition. And these "so called" artists you speak of lol weren't " breaking the rules of conventional ideas" for a contest which had RULES LOL! And you accusing a successful student (Myself) as "projecting my failings" when you know nothing about me doesn't make you look smart, or cool. It just makes me think you're an idiot who doesn't understand the concept of a contest or rules who probably also defends things like men in women's sports and change rooms. So frankly I could care less about the opinion of someone who doesn't understand basic things like this. But thank you for making yourself look like a fool! Cheers 😂🤭 and don't worry your secret is safe on here! 🤫
@@alexandergutfeldt1144 Except my comment was based on the FACT she did NOT follow the RULES and REGULATIONS. And your comment is based on you just disagreeing with FACTS. Which doesn't make you look good or cool. And you with egg on your face is not a good look. 🤔
@@DjDiDASbut… she’s disqualified so she’s not stealing the spotlight for the future winner?
…16 years old, in an exciting bedroom full of ideas and pics on the wall… her head must be so full of creativity..
AND she is working… well done to the young girl… full of ideas and showing uniques skills and talents!! She will go far!! (very far!!) xx
Looks like junk tbh. I could never 😂
@@Juann-w3k you definitely could never.
@@lavenderoh exactly because it looks like junk
@@Juann-w3kto you
@@v.k.3115 I didn’t say otherwise
I love it when the news gives you all the details of a story.
Absolutely! So many times you're left with so many questions! Good job here.
Like what rule it was that disqualified her.
@@senob44
Agree
The news shouldn't be a mental jigsaw puzzle
@@user-bg2oi4bz3p they stated it exceeded the size limitations, which she said she knew was pushing the envelope...
@@user-bg2oi4bz3pa size rule, e.g., max size is 2'x4' and no more than 10lbs.
what’s incredible is that there are kids at EVERY school in america making incredible art like this, this amazing young woman just happened to be recognized for it! this shows why it’s so important to support kids’ creativity instead of pushing everyone into STEM or just giving them ipads! i was in art classes in high school and remember some really amazing art from my peers
I agree, creativity should be encouraged, not denied.
She was recognized for her work only because she was disqualified for not following the rules.
@@SusanBaileyAmazingEstate She was recognized for her work because it is beautiful. The judges had to debate and decide whether it broke a rule or not, they were not so strict that she broke them maliciously and intentionally as you insinuate. She wouldn't have been recognized like this if she had simply scribbled a smiley face in crayon and been disqualified for that.
We should give prizes to all 1500+ participants too...this is the mentality today. I competed in art contests when I was growing up in the 70-80s...only the best won. I have seen artists 100x more creative than this young lady and they never won.
@@achatsgpr3294 who said anything about prizes? Just you boomer!! Who was giving out participation trophies in the 90s? BOOMERS... Grow up old man.
this young lady is AMAZING, such incredible talent!!
Congrats judges, you just made her college essays real easy to write! All in all, the dress and her art look incredible.
She could have followed the qualification requirements...
@@xcedtrickx They warned her it MIGHT be too big.
Very talented young lady.
I think the dress is amazing, and I wouldn't be surprised if a major designer reached out to her! It is truly a work of art!
But would you ware it? I find it hideous.
@@dewyakana1543make another bitter comment, ffs
@@dewyakana1543 It's not to wear, it's a work of art. If you don't get it. leave it alone. And it's WEAR it, not WARE it.
@@dewyakana1543 it could be done from custom printed fabric and made wearable.
@@dewyakana1543 Haters gotta hate! Have you ever heard of the old saying...if you don't have anything nice to say then STH up.
That girl will go far with her talent! Kudos to mom for bringing it to the public!
Not if she doesn't learn to follow rules and regulations. But hey. Maybe there is no need for that anymore. Now days all you have to do is hit social media and complain even when you don't follow rules and suddenly you're a star on TV and in the news taking the spotlight away from the other contestants that legitimately earned their way in. lol. sad..
AMAZING DRESS!!!! It was a blessing in disquise to be disqualified. I don't like awards for art. As an artist myself, I do not enter any competitions. So glad your mom is so supportive. CONGRATULATIONS, THIS IS EXCITING!!!
It's a cool dress, but I agree with the outcome. If it doesn't meet size requirements, then it is fair to not be entered with other projects that did follow the size requirements. That specific contest isn't the right place for it, but that doesn't mean there aren't alternative ways to showcase it.
@himemisaki12 agreed. Seems like she also agrees. Disappointing, but that chick is sooo talented. She probably got into that ‘creative zone’. They did warn her, but she’s a trooper and understood. What a neat dress.
I don't understand why it's news
100%
@@nattamused9074 it’s just a fluff piece. Sometimes it’s nice since the news seems very dark. Anything that goes viral seems interesting I guess
@@MurphySullivan My reply was intended for the original comment.
What an incredibly clever and beautiful dress! This young woman will go far as a designer
Clearly she has the heart of a designer...I wish her well in all her future designs!!!
That "dress" is absolutely fanfrick'n amazing! I don't fault the judges for disqualifying her entry and I don't think they came to their decision lightly. The amount of community support is truly heartwarming as are all the invitations to showcase Kaylee's creation.
its not a unique idea you simple humans, look it up! its been done for years and way better.
@JacobSolbux we are talking about this dress. Stay on topic loser.
@@JacobSolbux?
Beautiful work! Very creative.
Fellow Texas artist here. Well done and congrats.No matter your disappointments or comments from those who might criticize your work cause they don’t “get it” never stop creating. Let your soul fly through your work!
nice to start the day off with such heart-warming info. She looks like a nice person, also. So happy for her!
Bravo to those who gave her another chance to show her talents❤️
Young lady you did a fantastic job! Keep up your creativity! Your an artist!
😭 she's got a great personality. Her parents have done a wonderful job❤
So you know, that's a real artist.
its not a unique idea you simple humans, look it up! its been done for years and way better.
the bar for what a real artist for you must be pretty low.
@@JacobSolbux Jacob, I'll bet you're a LOAD of fun to be around LOL. Listen, buddy. Thanks for interjecting your IQ but, I'll say it like everyone you know says it... GTFOH!
That is the definition of turning lemons into lemonade there. She is so talented. The dress is amazing.
You mean HEARTS and Crafts!
No
Lol
Hardy har har. I mean “hearty” har har. 😂
Kingdom Hearts? 🤔🤔
👏bravo
This news article alone probably gave this talented young lady than the fair. Well done to her, its truly amazing.
CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF IT! It's Beautiful! Don't stop doing what you do. Very Very talented .
THIS IS SO AMAZING!! She is super talented! Its so unique-i absolutely love it!!
Wow, that looks amazing. A very talented and imaginative young lady.
She's super talented
If one door closes, another window opens
Wow, what a stunning creation!!! Unconventional materials queen!
Already an accomplished artist! Her best is yet to come. Excellent work!
You are an amazing artist Kaylee and you are going to go very far in the art world. Keep being hard-working, humble and creative.
The dress is beautiful. Very creative.
STUNNING! She's extremely talented and original! BRAVO!! 👏👏👏👏☺
It's always important to keep art pieces within the size required for judging. It's wonderful that she is being appreciated... it si a lovely piece - going forward I hope she keeps to the size requirements of contests so she is not disqualified in the future. Her work deserves to be seen.
Her dress is one of a kind and beautiful. Thanks to the Texas state fair, she is now famous!
Kaylie! That came out so awesome!!❤ Wow! You are so talented! It’s amazing and I love Hearts! I love your room. Keep up the creativity!
Dang this kid is an outstanding artist! People don't know high art when they see it.
That's not it at all. She could have just followed the rules and it wouldn't have been disqualified. She even knew beforehand.
@@theoryofpersonality1420I came to say the same. Follow the rules -- in place for mundane and serious reasons -- and your work gets shown and judged in the state fair.
Mundane reasons for rules: the showcase boxes are limited in both number and size. The rules are in place to share the showcase boxes as fairly as possible. Your item doesn't fit, it doesn't get shown.
Serious reasons: fire safety. You can't just stick a huge creation any old place if thousands of people are going to be walking past to see it. It needs to be in a place that's calculated both for viewability but also for visitors' safe egress.
If your creation doesn't fit, it doesn't fit. Probably if she'd left it a pencil skirt like in the front rather than having the HUGE train in the back then it would have fit just fine and she'd have her red ribbon.
I am glad that her creation is getting air time and PR. But don't be mealy mouthed about the state fair.
@@theoryofpersonality1420 If she followed the rules, her work would have looked the same as others. She wouldn't have stood out and she wouldn't have made a statement. Now that this is going viral, she will become even more well known and hopefully she will get commissions.
But who wants to look like everyone else and what rules she followed them t f are yall talking about . She used what she could afford, and she spent hours on it, and they never said it didn't fit the category @theoryofpersonality1420
@@Joy21090 That'd an excuse you don't even know what the other people created in the contest
You keep on creating. It's a grand work of art!!!!!
I really appreciate the creativity and especially using assemblage art. Using"found" materials. One of the definitions for redemption means to liberate or fulfill. She does both with elegance.
WAIT, So someone donated a bunch of playing cards to the needy, and her Mom STOLE them from the NEEDY and brought them home for HER kid to play with (and destroy) instead of letting the needy have them as intended.
How do you people NOT see this stuff?
So creative. I’m glad you got more than just an award. You are going Far my friend & have an incredible gift 💝
Imaginative creative inspirational artwork should always be displayed!
Beautiful work Kaylee!
Congratulations on your many offers!
Absolutely beautiful. Incredible! Proud of you. A sad, disappointing moment turned into far bigger things for you. You are a positive example for others who may be struggling with their aspirations. 👍💖🌷🌷🌷
I am so impressed with her creativity and design talent! She will go far. 🎉
this is why alot of artists don't bother to enter competitions anymore. we're convinced the ppl judging know NOTHING about Art. That dress is absolutely GORGEOUS. and what's better is that her art is made out of recyclables. that's the best kind. sure, the dress may not be wearable, but its the perfect display for a casino. As an artist myself who loves to do recycled crafts, I'm very proud and impressed with this young lady. She's got a bright future ahead with that amount of skill and talent, and of course the great support from her mom.
It’s her fault she didnt follow the guidelines 🤷♀️ oh well
@@TillyTanGuidelines or not, it's still a good piece of art.
@Kreazea I agree, those judges don't know good art even if it bit them in the rear.
@@tomboyjessie1352 well they didnt say it was bad. She just didnt follow the rules.
Their loss.
What TALENT you have!
SUCH A TALENTED CREATION!
So happy your art (dress) is on display.
Looking forward to knowing what SURPRISES are just waiting to happen. They will happen.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Congratulations 🎉 to this uniquely creative young lady. I see a great future ahead of her. Magnificently intricate and deeply creative. Her attention to detail in making this beautiful gown with the train is monumental! As a former designer and dressmaker I can truly appreciate all of the work that went into this. I have made downs with fabric and those must've been easier than trying to become so intricate in detail with 40 decks of cards!
It's beautiful.
Your builds are exemplary in skill and worthy of beyond a contest,it's museum quality.
I've built all sorts of costumes and such over the years,and I just love this build.
People who are in the know,we know about the level of work required.
I'm not sorry when I say girl,that's baddass cool as anything I could think of!
It is a beautiful and unique dress! ❤
Well done young lady. Your creative talent is oustanding. Keep up all the great work. The sky is limitless for you. Well done indeed 🎉❤
You are amazing, you have opened the hearts of so many! What a career you have in front of you!
Oh my gosh! What TALENT!!! Never give up, sweetheart. Your talent will take you places!! ❤️❤️❤️
Following your passion and and believing in yourself. Kudos!!!
👍🏽 you did a great job hun. Its beautiful. Love your creativity.
Dear Kaylee, Art is subjective, so don’t let anyone bring you down! This dress was creative and shows that you have a great imagination! At the end of the day the only approval you need is yours, and you did a super job! Enjoy your work, as it might not be for everyone, but the final result is that smile on your face!
Signed, a fellow artist!
Art may be subjective but the rules of the competition weren't, no one said it was bad just that it's size exceeded the rules
If I had a tenth of her talent I would thrilled. Absolutely amazing. Congratulations.
"Poker cards" 😂
Right. Can’t play Go Fish, canasta, or rummy, they’re just poker cards.
She sounded so confident saying it too 🫠
Thanks, that beats the comment I was going to post!
@@robertgreen9980 It is Texas.
@@Spearca duly noted
Unbelievable talent!!!♥️ This dress is incredible!! She is going to be a MAJOR designer as she gets older and I can’t wait to watch her career take off!
Wow, such talent! Stunning and whimsical all at the same time. Love it!
Wow!! Its gorgeous!! The creativity is off the charts!! ❤❤❤❤ i cant get over that heart instead of a bow. The use of colors and train. Just amazing!!
I thought everything was supposed to be bigger in Texas...
Wow! ❤ Such a talented artist. You've done an amazing job. Lots of hard work, I'm sure sore fingers and a few failures. But you've achieved more at such a young age than most could only hope to in a lifetime. Congratulations and I'd ride this success as far as it can take you. Let folks pay you for your talent. It's one of the greatest and highest honors. ❤
That's beautiful! That's a gorgeous dress! It could be displayed in Vegas!
What an amazing creation, that dress is phenomenal! She is incredibly talented and I’m sure she will excel far beyond her expectations.
That dress is beautifully made!! She has an incredible talent in design!!
Incredibly creative and talented young lady.
Good onya Sweetheart! You do it your way, and you’ll get the recognition you deserve! You craft room looks like a wonderful habitat for you and you will certainly make some incredible items in it! You watch, you’ll be a star of your very own kind! Loved the dress!😊🏅❤️🇦🇺🦘Love from an Aussie in Melbourne
Wow… that dress is beautiful and unique. I love it. Good job. 💖
What a beautiful blessing and ending. Good job young lady. You’re definitely talented ❤.
This teaches me that if you don't follow the rules and limits, you can still make people do what you want by exerting enough social pressure.
A magnificent piece of art! I pray a gallery or a very big casino picks this up for a super high dollar and blesses this child she is such a talent.
Good for her. She's got the potential for a bright future.
Wow, that was amazing. I’ve never seen anything so original and awesome.
YOU GO GIRL! I know people who can make something out of nothing. It's amazing what they can do as they're visionary instead of being put in a box of one size one size fits all. AWESOME!❤
That dress and that girl are special ! So creative and it looks amazing
Soooo cooool. Excited for her Day of the Dead dress! Go Kaylee!
Thanks for this wholesome and uplifting news. Hooray for beautiful vision, making & upcycling!
I mean it’s fair, she should have followed the rules because everyone else did
Because her project was "too big". What were the limits, and why?
@veramae4098 it was the rules for THAT category she entered. Im pretty sure they had written rules, just like they do for all fair competition.
@veramae4098 she's already warned that it's too big for the category she chose. PERIOD. she deliberately refused to follow the rules..
@@veramae4098
Because it's the rules of the competition
That's why
@Kitchie26 why are you people licking boots?
An absolute "knock-out"! What a gifted and talented young lady.
Very talented! Keep up the good work!
what a kind person. i love her.
She should not have been surprised or disappointed the dress was disqualified, she knew it did not meet the size requirements. But I am glad they are showing it. It is truly amazing, and she has talent.
Just be careful not to mess with fire, it burns. Witchcraft is no joke, you can tap into demonic spirits that can possess you and you need to go to Jesus and Christian, who understand deliverance ministry in order to get set free. This stuff isn’t fake, it’s real, but it isn’t good, there’s no such thing as white magic, miracles, and the devil counterfeits that take more than they give. See Deuteronomy, 18, John, first Corinthians, and Romans. A lot of people love to joke about witches, but the only one laughing is the devil laughing at, not with.
didn't follow the rules, why is this a story?
Lot of people carrying water for for a "Texas" fair that won't let you have yer big-iron
@@robertsipe9748I will remember that as I rummage through your house
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It’s absolutely beautiful!!! Amazing creativity!
that dress is awesome…why didn’t she just follow the size requirements?!!
Kind of self explanatory.
Yes ... the size limits are there for a reason.
the rules don't apply to her. duh!
@@justmejenny7986 self entitled
Why didn't you knuckleheads finish watching the video? It is literally explained.
The best part is her saying it was the best day of her life. For one so young and focused, I'm confident there will be countless more best days! Be well.
She is so talented and ignored the rules. I must be missing something. If I understand this correctly..... she is talented, so rules don't apply to her?
Love how her room is an outpouring of creativity ❤
I’m so happy for her and inspired by her!❤❤❤Congragulations!
The heart on the back is reminiscent of a bustle, which was a part of fashion so long ago. It’s very “old west”, to me, and I love it!!! I think it’s clever and love her creativity. ❤❤
she is so talented
Good for you, Kayley!!!! Being rejected may have been a blessing…this dress may have put you on the road to bigger and better places to showcase your talent