Ok super random but thank you for hanging the pieces and not waiting until it’s put together and just putting it on your form. It’s one of the many things that have kind of made wanting to do skirts debatable for me because I don’t have room for a sewing form . And I guess I’ve never thought of just hanging it up on my shower rod 😅 That ended up being one hell of a train in the end beautiful!
Wow that dress was so beautiful and looked divine to wear and looked amazingly comfortable! Beautiful photos at the end. I’m a beginner. Your inspiring!
Thank you so much for this video! I've really been into pretty dresses like this lately but sadly the prices for these kinds of dresses are not cheap. I've started sewing recently and this video really made making this dress seem attainable for me. I just might make a dress like this in the near future. Thank you! :-)
I believe in you! I too have recently gotten into dresses like this and you're right, they are a large chunk of change to buy. But honestly the secret to a lot of them is just the quantity of fabric. It's very simple dresses with simple lines, just made with a lot of gathered fabric.
@@gabrielles1851 Yeah it does take a lot of fabric! I'm thinking of using some thrifted bed sheets to make a dress like this. Thank you for believing in me :-)
@@hannahwinters8994 Rachel Maksy did one with bedsheets. It turned out pretty darn good. The closure was kinda wonky but no one is perfect and she covered it with a bow.
oh, kirilee! it's STUNNING--a true dream dress!!!!! what a lovely friend you are!!! this video made me grin ear to ear after a very difficult week, so thank you!! oh, and *please* post magikarp photos! i loooooooooooooooove that cosplay (also a true dream dress...for me, at least!). :) xoxoxoxoxoxo
She looked like she was having an amazing time just dancing around in the dress. I can imagine it was difficult to get her to sit and pose. I can imagine her saying "But I want to spin around in it again. Okay. Just one more time. One more time." and then like ten times later she probably finally sat to get some footage of her sitting in it.
Firstly I love your laugh! ❤ It's just so cute! Secondly everything else was just amazing! Beautiful fabric! Absolutely stunning dress! You did a great job like always and your friend did a wonderful job modeling it!
Could you put out a poll of your cosplay ideas up and people can let you know what they'd like to see first? Just an idea to combat the decision dilemma 😊
You can't say you're procrastinating when doing a dress for someone else instead of your cosplay... You are not procrastinating, you are ✨procraftinating✨
The Mood calculator doesn't work for people who have a waist measurement of 46-47". Basically comes back and says it's not possible. Been sewing for years and I have yet to find a calculator for real sized women.
Write each cosplay project idea on a piece of paper. Put those into a bowl, give them a shake and then pick one. That will then be the one you do. Since you are procrastinating with indecisiveness. Hope this helps kirilee.
Can you tell me how you finished off the top of the skirt ruffle? Did you hem the top, and then sew it to the skirt? I am wondering because if doesn’t look like you zigzagged that edge, but it looks like a finished hem?
However, I related this to gowns I made for friends and family , one flannel. They were too big for in-house wear--too voluminous. Impractical as this gorgeous gown is.
It is nice that there are tools for the circle skirt but come on....calculating a radius from an existing circumfrence really is NOT fancy maths xD..... Radius = Circumference/(2*Pi)....that is all oO but still the walkthrough is nice and the tool is cool. I was just taken aback a little by calling calculating a radius crazy xD
I would prefer to keep it simple and use the tools at my disposal, especially when some of my watchers may not know that particular formula like you and I. I would hate to make anyone feel inferior because maths isn’t their strong point. But hey, it’s cool that you love maths so much! Good for you!
Maths doesn't come intuitively to everyone! In fact that's why some of us are so intrigued by Victorian sewing manuals because they're less focused on mathematics and more on proportions (take 1/8 of the waist for example), it's much easier to fold a piece of fabric 8x and use that measure then it is to divide fractions of an inch! Most amazing clothing historically was patterned by proportion and to fit the individual, not using strict units of measurement - we universally didn't agree on what constituted an inch or an hour until 1-200 years ago (or so). Half the world still uses a different metric than the other, inches versus meters. The expectation that everyone can math to the same high order, is a bit too much considering we're all so diverse.... Accepting that everybody has their own learning curve is a part of grace and maturity, you'll get there!
Ohhh okay, so it also was a question to make this as easy to follow as possible. I didn't concider this into my thinking :) In that regard... Yeah I can see how showing a tool like this is more accessible in the end :)!
The math is mathing!
Seeing all of your hard work and skill makes me appreciate this gown even more ❤
Oh mate, I am truly grateful that you liked it and not only that, turned it into art. You are amazing xoxo thank you for collaborating with me :)
This Gurl is WORKING the @#&% outta this dress!!!!!
She certainly knows her craft. She is absolutely a professional
Ok super random but thank you for hanging the pieces and not waiting until it’s put together and just putting it on your form.
It’s one of the many things that have kind of made wanting to do skirts debatable for me because I don’t have room for a sewing form . And I guess I’ve never thought of just hanging it up on my shower rod 😅
That ended up being one hell of a train in the end beautiful!
I’m glad I could help! And yeh- just hang them up- keep it simple lol
Wow that dress was so beautiful and looked divine to wear and looked amazingly comfortable! Beautiful photos at the end. I’m a beginner. Your inspiring!
Thank you so much!
OMG! That dress, I don't think there are words to accurately describe how amazing it is
Awww thank you so much!
Super random but I LOVE your pajamas. They’re great and I totally want some!!!
Hahaha why thank you! I love Peter Alexander PJs ^_^
It looks like porcelain, so pretty!
Thank you! The soft satin will give the illusion of porcelain or even liquid.
Thank you so much for this video! I've really been into pretty dresses like this lately but sadly the prices for these kinds of dresses are not cheap. I've started sewing recently and this video really made making this dress seem attainable for me. I just might make a dress like this in the near future. Thank you! :-)
Absolutely it is obtainable! It’s not a difficult one to put together even though it is a large dress.
Yeah! And thank you for being just such a huge inspiration in the sewing and cosplay community. I know you inspire me tons 😁
I believe in you! I too have recently gotten into dresses like this and you're right, they are a large chunk of change to buy. But honestly the secret to a lot of them is just the quantity of fabric. It's very simple dresses with simple lines, just made with a lot of gathered fabric.
@@gabrielles1851 Yeah it does take a lot of fabric! I'm thinking of using some thrifted bed sheets to make a dress like this. Thank you for believing in me :-)
@@hannahwinters8994 Rachel Maksy did one with bedsheets. It turned out pretty darn good. The closure was kinda wonky but no one is perfect and she covered it with a bow.
Absolutely beautiful. Those photos were stunning. She looks great in that dress and her photo skills really kick it up to top level exquisite ❤
Thank you so much! I absolutely agree - Jess’ has some series skills. That’s why she is a professional photographer and model ^_^
What an absolutely beautiful fabric, and much appreciate the detailed tutorial, kind of want to make one now too!
Yesssss... and then find a forrest or long hallway to run through....
So beautiful
Thank you!
I have NEVER laughed while watching a sewing tutorial before. Love your humour and energy
Oh thank you so much! The way I see it, humour and sewing should go hand in hand :?
Your doggys knowing not to step on the fabric is the most amazing part of the video to me :'D
They certainly have previously but remember how much mum shouts at them when they used to step on fabric as puppies
just started to learn how to sew. i looove your enegry
Thank you so much!
oh, kirilee! it's STUNNING--a true dream dress!!!!! what a lovely friend you are!!! this video made me grin ear to ear after a very difficult week, so thank you!! oh, and *please* post magikarp photos! i loooooooooooooooove that cosplay (also a true dream dress...for me, at least!). :)
xoxoxoxoxoxo
I am so glad that I could bring you a little joy xoxo as soon as I get the Jigglypuff and Magikarp photos I shall post them :)
This is so wonderful❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Beautiful
Thanks
I so love it when the kids help🐕😊😊😊😊
Yes…. “Help”
She looked like she was having an amazing time just dancing around in the dress. I can imagine it was difficult to get her to sit and pose. I can imagine her saying "But I want to spin around in it again. Okay. Just one more time. One more time." and then like ten times later she probably finally sat to get some footage of her sitting in it.
Jess was enjoying the dress in all forms ^_^ I assure you.
❤ beautiful work n her reaction was so wholesome made me cry alilttle
I’m so glad she liked it!
Waouh ❤ it could be a marvelous wedding dress too 😊
Thank you!
Thanks for explaining the skirt in such detail. I was looking for a tutorial like that 💓
I’m so glad I could help! ^_^
Omg! The dress came out so pretty! That train is everything!
Thank you so much! Im very happy with it!
AAAAAAMAZZZZING! Thanks for sharing this!
My pleasure!
Oh, my goodness! Your dress plus her modelling and photography is such a delightful combo. Just wow! 👏🏼
Thanks
Firstly I love your laugh! ❤ It's just so cute!
Secondly everything else was just amazing! Beautiful fabric! Absolutely stunning dress! You did a great job like always and your friend did a wonderful job modeling it!
Thank you and thank you. Jess is truly an artist.
Ah this is LITERALLY what I was looking for!! Thank you ❤❤❤
I’m so glad!
Delightful!
Thank you!
Very pretty 😀
Thanks!
I adore you both and I absolutely LOVE how far you've come Kirilee! Sending love and hugs from the UK! xxxx
Elandria! Thank you and HI! Yeh, Jess and I are still mates ^_^ she actually had my red skirt I made inspired from your pink one ^_^
Exquisite❤
Thank you!
Could you put out a poll of your cosplay ideas up and people can let you know what they'd like to see first? Just an idea to combat the decision dilemma 😊
All good - I started the one I’m most passionate for
The dress is so beautiful
I'm subscribing
Thank you!
It’s so pretty
Thank you!
The dress is soo beautiful and your friend is lovely!
Thank you and yes she is ^_^
Gorgeous!!! ❤❤
Thank you!! 😊
You can't say you're procrastinating when doing a dress for someone else instead of your cosplay... You are not procrastinating, you are ✨procraftinating✨
Hahaha I like that!
The Mood calculator doesn't work for people who have a waist measurement of 46-47". Basically comes back and says it's not possible. Been sewing for years and I have yet to find a calculator for real sized women.
I am sorry for that. You can do the maths yourself. It is your waist measurement / (2 x pi). That will also give you answer you need :)
You can also look at the parametric circle skirt design on Freesewing, called Sandy. She won't take no for an answer.
Love this dress.
Thanks!
I used to run a stock photo site for 12 years lol
Cool!
Write each cosplay project idea on a piece of paper. Put those into a bowl, give them a shake and then pick one. That will then be the one you do. Since you are procrastinating with indecisiveness. Hope this helps kirilee.
Already started one thanks
Wow
I hope you liked it!
Can you tell me how you finished off the top of the skirt ruffle? Did you hem the top, and then sew it to the skirt? I am wondering because if doesn’t look like you zigzagged that edge, but it looks like a finished hem?
Sure! I did a rolled hem on both sides of the ruffle. After I did this I attached it to the skirt
@@KirileeCosplay AWE…that makes sense. Thank you!
Pleasure!
I was going to subscribe because of your lovely personality and hilarity, and then i saw those TWO TINY WHITE DOGS and I knew I had to see them again.
Awww why thank you! They certainly make appearances in the videos lol
Why can’t these be dresses famous people wear instead of fish nets?
Hey each to their own right? :) and look at the met gala!
Plenty of famous people do. In fact, many have worn gorgeous gowns AND fishnets throughout their careers.
However, I related this to gowns I made for friends and family , one flannel. They were too big for in-house wear--too voluminous. Impractical as this gorgeous gown is.
It is nice that there are tools for the circle skirt but come on....calculating a radius from an existing circumfrence really is NOT fancy maths xD..... Radius = Circumference/(2*Pi)....that is all oO but still the walkthrough is nice and the tool is cool. I was just taken aback a little by calling calculating a radius crazy xD
I would prefer to keep it simple and use the tools at my disposal, especially when some of my watchers may not know that particular formula like you and I. I would hate to make anyone feel inferior because maths isn’t their strong point.
But hey, it’s cool that you love maths so much! Good for you!
Maths doesn't come intuitively to everyone! In fact that's why some of us are so intrigued by Victorian sewing manuals because they're less focused on mathematics and more on proportions (take 1/8 of the waist for example), it's much easier to fold a piece of fabric 8x and use that measure then it is to divide fractions of an inch! Most amazing clothing historically was patterned by proportion and to fit the individual, not using strict units of measurement - we universally didn't agree on what constituted an inch or an hour until 1-200 years ago (or so). Half the world still uses a different metric than the other, inches versus meters. The expectation that everyone can math to the same high order, is a bit too much considering we're all so diverse....
Accepting that everybody has their own learning curve is a part of grace and maturity, you'll get there!
Ohhh okay, so it also was a question to make this as easy to follow as possible. I didn't concider this into my thinking :)
In that regard... Yeah I can see how showing a tool like this is more accessible in the end :)!
It’s all okay!
another Perth person here!! gorgeous dress & @faestock is a fantastic tog ❤❤
Yay for us perthies!
❤❤ we are the best 😉
Beautiful
Thank you!