How-to make a Body Form, Threadbanger Projects

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  • @VaniaKatherina
    @VaniaKatherina 8 років тому +206

    Why is Rob so polite in this video? where are the cuts? the blood? the middle fingers?
    What kind of Rob is this?

    • @tricksonthemind8971
      @tricksonthemind8971 8 років тому +13

      This is 2009 version of Rob

    • @Diatribing
      @Diatribing 8 років тому +8

      Van Rivera And the cursing don't forget the cursing

    • @Misscleooo
      @Misscleooo 8 років тому +14

      Van Rivera this was made when UA-cam just started. Things were different then people thought they had to be more polite and tv acceptable like pg content. 2017 UA-cam is clearly way different then when it first started now they can actually be themselves and it's okay. Hope that makes sense lol but that's why

    • @puppyluv-dj2pq
      @puppyluv-dj2pq 7 років тому +2

      sarah brown I know. no offense to them but I like them better now.

    • @AztaTheGreat
      @AztaTheGreat 7 років тому

      Mandela effect

  • @rmcdaniel423
    @rmcdaniel423 10 років тому +65

    Whether you use paper tape or duct tape, I highly recommend making a personalized body form. This is especially true for the GUYS out there that do costuming for cosplay, historic reenactment, halloween, theater, and so on. Yes, we do exist. And no, fabric stores typically don't give a crap about us. You're not going to find a "dress form" at JoAnne's that will work for a 6'1" 210 lb dude.

  • @arose92795
    @arose92795 9 років тому +491

    It's like they were totally different people back then...

  • @sophiescuriosities30
    @sophiescuriosities30 8 років тому +14

    Wow. The video quality takes me back to watching tv in the 90's! Love threadbanger!

  • @uschilou
    @uschilou 9 років тому +24

    Omg watching in 2015 reminiscing about old school threadbanger. You've come so far Corinne and Rob!! I love threadbanger!!

    • @mislizz1310
      @mislizz1310 9 років тому +1

      i know

    • @nolifenoprob7822
      @nolifenoprob7822 8 років тому +1

      Me too!! I love them old-school and modern... I just love sm!!!!

    • @Simplesoap
      @Simplesoap 6 років тому

      @MarvelArisen indeed!

  • @elleshellmo
    @elleshellmo 5 років тому +7

    I did not expect that the best tutorial for this would be a threadbanger video from ten years ago.

  • @katherinenicholes6578
    @katherinenicholes6578 7 місяців тому +1

    The OG tutorial!!! Found you guys in middle school and been watching ever since ❤

  • @AngelaSmith2030
    @AngelaSmith2030 4 роки тому +1

    Ive seen several tutorials because im considering making one and this one looks the smartest diy version..
    Its nice to know they havent lost their flare over the years

  • @ShopeeMarketteam
    @ShopeeMarketteam 8 років тому +17

    It's weird to see that they used to do all these clothing related stuff compared to the present content, both of which are still great though, and I finally understand why the channel is called ThreadBanger and the scissor snips also make sense now.

  • @tlyria
    @tlyria 16 років тому

    This is genius! I watch all the videos read the bb and try as many projects as time permits. This one recycles and saves me money while giving me something better than I could buy, since it will make a perfect me! Thanks once again Thread Bangers for making life affordable, fun, and green all at the same time.

  • @frugalnanny
    @frugalnanny 14 років тому

    I am old enough to be your grand mother, but I am totally impressed.
    You have motavated me to pull out my sewing machine and get back to sewing.
    I was crafty when it was not "KOOl".
    Thanks for bringing out the crafy in all of us old girls.

  • @KatBlaque
    @KatBlaque 7 років тому +6

    The Rob and Corrine I fell in love with.

  • @yalimoski
    @yalimoski 10 років тому +86

    This was from 2009!? Rob looks like he's 12!!! 😂😂😂

    • @unn694
      @unn694 9 років тому +5

      Monickitty Cat It was uploaded on 2009 but I doubt he's 12.

  • @annapassanante1887
    @annapassanante1887 9 років тому +3

    Tip: if you have an old foldable music stand take the top off and extend it to full length and you have a stand and "tree" to keep it on

  • @sticksandstones713
    @sticksandstones713 5 років тому

    It's so crazy to see such an old video of you guys!!! I made a duct tape dress form a few years ago and honestly hated it. It ruined every single pin that got near it. But recently I watched another one of those videos and some people in the comments were talking about making one with water based tape to avoid the issue! Went searching, and I found this relic. Can't wait to try it out!

  • @candisrrt
    @candisrrt 16 років тому

    I have always wanted a bodyform in my measurements and just knew it was too expensive. This is great!!!!! FYI: I am 46 and love crafting and I look forward to your shows every week.

  • @nikkiashendorf5508
    @nikkiashendorf5508 12 років тому

    That is super amazing! I need one so bad and they are sooo expensive to buy one. You could do this for yourself and even make ones for each of your friends or clients, put their names on them and get them out when needed! Super cool!

  • @ExistentialGirl
    @ExistentialGirl 16 років тому

    That was a great tutorial. I made one a while ago, cause I have a particularly difficult to fit body shape, but I made it out of plaster bandages. I did the same thing they did here, but with just one layer of tape to get the basic form, then I covered it in plaster bandages, wetting them and molding them. It made for a really nice form, though I must admit it doesn't hold pins too well. I'm gonna make one of my huge pregnant belly, too!

  • @Otakugatothequeen
    @Otakugatothequeen 8 років тому +88

    A lot changes in seven years, huh? XD

  • @ChiCatastrophe
    @ChiCatastrophe 10 років тому +8

    As a newbie cosplayer, I'm so using this when I get the money to make this.

  • @clovell
    @clovell 10 років тому +4

    Having done several of these, we found warm water seemed to stick the packing tape better. Also if you are very curvy and busty, the in half strips are better around those curves...

    • @mumsez
      @mumsez 9 років тому +1

      C Lovell The gummed tape - as its called in the UK - comes in different widths so having a narrow roll would save a lot of time.
      Wet it enough with a sponge dipped in warm water to be pliable; if you soak it, it becomes messy to use and takes ages to dry. You can always wipe over it with a damp sponge if needed.
      Removing any stuck to the table is done by soaking it again and lifting it off.
      Useful for those who haven't yet made one. ;)

    • @siennapsannis6228
      @siennapsannis6228 9 років тому

      rob looks 12

  • @notasoutherngirl
    @notasoutherngirl 13 років тому

    I had an urgent need for some small people body forms for use and display for my recycled aprons but little ones are big on staying still for too long. so i preformed the duct tape versions. but the stands are my favorite - used messed up CAMERA TRIPODS. They are about perfect too.

  • @elizabethwest5949
    @elizabethwest5949 5 років тому +2

    Use bandage scissors to safely cut the body form off the model. Not regular scissors.

  • @mesquitemagic
    @mesquitemagic 15 років тому

    You guys are amazing! I just found your site last night and I LOVE it! I am SO doing this project as soon as I find a space to put it, lol.

  • @jamoky
    @jamoky 16 років тому

    that was the shizzle !! OMG...your vids keep getting better & better... I am SO favoriting this one...please don't ever leave youtube!

  • @SpaceBandit666
    @SpaceBandit666 14 років тому

    Just made mine! Its pretty good with the packaging tape, the only thing I would have different is use a thinner plastic bag (used a thick one and it made layering difficult) to make my body form more accurate. Overall, I just saved about $100+ by not buying a factory made mannequin, so im happy. Maybe in the future Ill buy a professionally made one but because I dont sew too often, this is good enough for me!

  • @KatieCottingham
    @KatieCottingham 5 років тому +1

    Wow. Ten years later... Baby Corrine and Rob! They were so adorable!

  • @KDADDYSGIRL
    @KDADDYSGIRL 13 років тому

    You guys are AMAzing! Im impressed with your work and These projects are inexpensive ! I love it!

  • @mozzarellablue
    @mozzarellablue 16 років тому

    oh my god.
    this looks so awesome!!
    i've been trying to find a cheap body form somewhere but couldn't find anything!
    im gonna try this.

  • @brittanyroldan4158
    @brittanyroldan4158 9 років тому +87

    I'm watching this in 2016...oh my life is fun

    • @dawnfowler6911
      @dawnfowler6911 9 років тому +1

      +brittany roldan ME TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!

    • @katyhoward7218
      @katyhoward7218 9 років тому

      me to :)

    • @maraenaleroux629
      @maraenaleroux629 9 років тому

      +Dawn Fowler ME TTTTHHHHHRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEE

    • @sanderpost6193
      @sanderpost6193 8 років тому

      YUP

    • @redjack2629
      @redjack2629 8 років тому +3

      Yeah, I miss when Threadbanger actually had anything to do with clothing...

  • @SuchaCaligrrl
    @SuchaCaligrrl 15 років тому

    You can also go to the hard ware store or your nearest wall mart and buy a metal shower curtain rod the good thing about these is that they adjust in height, and if you do not have a tree stand you can use and umbrella stand, these you can get in different designs or just a cheap one will also do the trick.

  • @hoopiniky
    @hoopiniky 13 років тому

    Thank you so much!! I've wanted a body form for so long, but couldn't spend the money on it!! This is going to help so much!

  • @LottaTroublemaker
    @LottaTroublemaker 15 років тому

    I got an adjustable form on eBay for $58. I wanted it more pinnable though, so I gave it some padding, padded out the chest a bit for more natural form and made a new cover from some sweatshirts. Now it looks real professional and is perfectly my shape - and it was quite cheap... :)

  • @lyrialzander
    @lyrialzander 16 років тому

    Great tutorial!
    I especially liked the People for the Ethical Treatment of Christmas Trees section.

  • @novagray4143
    @novagray4143 9 років тому +1

    I've been subscribed for a year. I actually needed this totural..... wow.... they cared once

  • @grammanow
    @grammanow 4 роки тому +1

    Hi Corrinne, awesome idea here! I need one of these, is one roll of 450 ft of tape enough, im a plus size gal/200+ ibs, need to know so i order just enough, that tape isnt cheap, but when you consider how much a manafactured body form costs, well then it is cheap, lol Thanks in advance for your help!!!

  • @mystarlightsummer
    @mystarlightsummer 15 років тому

    your channel is like my fashion Holy Grail!!! I keep referring to it for info on everything!!! I also love the t-shirt referb ideas!

  • @ddbenne1
    @ddbenne1 12 років тому

    Great idea thanks for all the ideas...I am just starting the pinch and pin technique for a friends shirt. Can't wait to see the results

  • @1Toffeey
    @1Toffeey 10 років тому +1

    Your videos are so much fun to watch...lots to learn and very helpful and informative. I am Subscribed !!! Love it.

  • @cloudystrwbrry
    @cloudystrwbrry 8 років тому +4

    Jesus 2009? this channel has been around for a long time

  • @OoohmaGosh
    @OoohmaGosh 13 років тому

    wow i just discovered you guys but I will be back... very innovative, resourceful, creative, oh ya, all the good stuff! Did I forget to mention sustainable and my favorite: cheap!

  • @Sweetpickledhearts
    @Sweetpickledhearts 16 років тому

    YAY! OMG! I was totally thinking about needing one of those the other day...but didn't know how I was going to acquire one! Thanks threadbangers!!!!!!! (clip, clip)

  • @MojaveMuse
    @MojaveMuse 7 років тому

    would love to see you guys re-do this one with the fancy new cameras and lighting

  • @sewandsew61
    @sewandsew61 13 років тому

    @pemchem u can just lay it on a table or u can go 2 staples and get a pole. then just put the form over the pole. hope that helps!!

  • @jaasub22
    @jaasub22 12 років тому

    You guys are Amazing!!!! I love your ideas. As a beginner in sewing and not having much money to stock up on fabrics your DIY projects are just what I need. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.

  • @yourmentalnotes
    @yourmentalnotes 12 років тому

    You have NOOOOO idea how awesome it was to watch this video! Thank you!

  • @DonettaBurney
    @DonettaBurney 11 років тому

    Love this. Cannot wait to make this dress /body form. Love it!

  • @neonpistols77
    @neonpistols77 16 років тому

    I'm going to do this!!!!!!
    You guys are the best thing that has happened to the DIY fashion world.
    =D

  • @olguitam8596
    @olguitam8596 8 років тому +1

    This reminds me of those 90's documentaries I'd watch in my middle school sewing class

  • @ItsPeij
    @ItsPeij 10 років тому +3

    Seems like you could use PVC piping and make the pole and stand easily too!

  • @NatCat1997
    @NatCat1997 7 років тому

    I miss this. I grew up with this show!!

  • @abcabcee
    @abcabcee 16 років тому

    Awesome body form tutorial. Could you possibly introduce us to organizations that work abroad in 3rd world countries? Stufff like taking the products made in a rural community and bringing them here to be sold. My mom bought a purse, some placemats, and some jewelry that was made in a rural village in Africa and the proceeds go to helping the community whether it be education, clean water, etc. Thanks! you guys are great!

  • @sarahsutubeusername
    @sarahsutubeusername 12 років тому

    love all the recycled aspects especially the stand. I made one a long time ago with medical plaster tape but i didnt consider the stand and I ruined it. I was going to get a dressmakers dummy but I'm half small and half medium, and they're pretty expensive to make a mistake purchase and still not necessarily be the right size or shape, saw the uniquely you pinnable forms, but there is a self making element involved... so I figured... why am i just not making the whole thing myself anyway.

  • @Emily-jj9fd
    @Emily-jj9fd 8 років тому +9

    WOAH BRB WHILE I CRAWL UNDER A ROCK AND CRY

  • @talayahem3924
    @talayahem3924 8 років тому +63

    The old threadbanger was so weird WHEARS THE BLOOD, CURSING, AND MIDDLE FINGERS!?Something is wrong with rob, he didn't cut himself with the saw

  • @sophiaberetta1739
    @sophiaberetta1739 14 років тому

    This was super helpful! Thankyou soo much ThreadBanger!

  • @laurinerohl9169
    @laurinerohl9169 10 років тому +1

    I'm impressed, really. You have great ideas!!!

  • @MrManny90
    @MrManny90 12 років тому

    I Love this! I have been wanting a body shape of my own for awhile now, but never bought one cuz they're expensive, but this makes me so happy...I am so about to do this! Thank you! :~D

  • @mscherrybomb96
    @mscherrybomb96 7 років тому

    It’s 2017 and this is the most help dress form videos!

  • @bluestickystuff1184
    @bluestickystuff1184 8 років тому +16

    Oh my god rob using the circular saw without cutting himself!

    • @lestats1stlover
      @lestats1stlover 8 років тому +3

      Only that's not Rob.

    • @bluestickystuff1184
      @bluestickystuff1184 8 років тому +2

      Dianne Grant I realised that a few minutes later but forgot that I had commented! 😂

  • @orenishii28
    @orenishii28 13 років тому

    I wanna try this. Might I suggest perhaps going to the hardware store and getting a length of pvc pipe. You can get it at a bout 2in diameter most places. I doubt a bunch of people keep a tree trunk around. Don't know what to do about a base for it though. Gotta think about that some more.

  • @mercymile
    @mercymile 16 років тому

    I have an old standing floor lamp that fell apart, I plan on using the bottom half plus the base for my dress form stand.

  • @rosey4exclaim
    @rosey4exclaim 16 років тому

    Yaaaaayyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for this!!!!!! Most adjustable body forms you get don't have the right measurements for me (I'm top-heavy), so this is awesome!!!!

  • @theelittlespook9309
    @theelittlespook9309 7 років тому +1

    damn professional, no cussing, and injuries......who are these people

  • @Xxxsorrow
    @Xxxsorrow 8 років тому +7

    5:55 it won't stretch over time, but I sure as hell will. xD

  • @rorkimaru
    @rorkimaru 16 років тому

    Great video! I was just about to do the duct tape one but it looks like I'll be going down this route instead. I'll probably go round the 2nd hand furniture adds/shops to hunt down an old hat stand to use as the stand tho.

  • @3838bbla
    @3838bbla 13 років тому

    "paper packaging tape" is what is written on the real product @ Staples. In the instruction it mentions 1)fiberglass reinforced 2) gummed adhesive seals with moisture. 2.8inches*125 yards about 7.99 dollars. In case anyone wants to get it.

  • @deannagillespie8705
    @deannagillespie8705 11 років тому

    you can totally use packing tape too... they make packing tape "scuptures" and they are pretty strong!

  • @punkmonkey123
    @punkmonkey123 14 років тому

    I miss these guys SO MUCH!

  • @sassy808
    @sassy808 14 років тому

    I might actually make this. A dress form would make sewing for myself so much easier.

  • @eternal8song
    @eternal8song 9 років тому

    i stuffed mine with newspaper instead of fabric scraps and that worked pretty well

  • @zimmawoman
    @zimmawoman 14 років тому

    you guys are so creative! this is so inspirational thanks

  • @KevKevAllen
    @KevKevAllen 13 років тому

    I stuffed mine with PolyFil. You can also go to mattress stores, and ask for their old warn out shredded foam, as one of my friends did. I stuffed mine with Stuffing rather than scraps because I use my scraps! Lol!

  • @Jakmommie2011
    @Jakmommie2011 12 років тому

    This is awesome! I just now need to find a model. My question is there any tips for making a male version?

  • @kittywhiskerz1018
    @kittywhiskerz1018 9 років тому +6

    I'm an old school punk rocker who DIYs everything xD
    This is a life saver!!!! I've been doing it on my own for so long and stabbing myself with pins since, what feels like forever. I truly appreciate it because the duct tape failed xD
    It fell apart for me over time.

  • @keriburns-woessner6786
    @keriburns-woessner6786 11 років тому

    Thank you so much. Where did you get that colorful yarn you used to wrap the fabric and wood? Thanks! :)

  • @jgamble0007
    @jgamble0007 15 років тому

    Old bags, of any kind are great!

  • @JeSuis007
    @JeSuis007 16 років тому

    Are the body forms that you can buy at sewing shops with adjustable measurement dials better or worse that making a body form like in this video?
    P.S. will thread banger ever go global?

  • @leighgearhart2841
    @leighgearhart2841 11 років тому

    I was gonna make a form out of duct tape, but I love this idea better:) GREAT IDEA! I think after I make the form, im gonna put a thin layer of foam or batting to I can pin the patterns to the form.

  • @LeenaCruz
    @LeenaCruz 15 років тому

    Thank you, Thank you, I wanted to buy a model form but I don´t know where, now I can make it!
    Thanks Threadbanger :D

  • @MGT4Life
    @MGT4Life 15 років тому

    Cool, never thought of paper form. Will it tear over time?

  • @4everfighter
    @4everfighter 15 років тому

    great job on the dressform. I will have to try. keep up the information

  • @salty_pearl
    @salty_pearl 14 років тому

    Corrine's gotten so pretty!

  • @jgamble0007
    @jgamble0007 15 років тому

    You can get a standing lamp for about $15 at wal-mart. If you don't have scraps you can also use used bags,

  • @eszmeraldajazminkovacs4418
    @eszmeraldajazminkovacs4418 6 років тому

    omg, you changed a lot since this video :D

  • @brontezunis6195
    @brontezunis6195 13 років тому

    this is so cool! i think i'm going to do this thanks Threadbanger!

  • @oneBshortofanitch
    @oneBshortofanitch 7 років тому

    Bamboo Pole for the centre works well too

  • @ladykris1
    @ladykris1 15 років тому

    I love your videos!!! I have always had problems finding cute clothes for plus sizes! I'm big and tall, but I still have a waist and curves and love all of your tips on how to reuse baggy tees! Do you have any videos on altering pants?

  • @jcjchicago
    @jcjchicago 15 років тому

    i love you guys...threadbanger project is the ish
    jcj design chicago

  • @RoxyRaccoonEyes
    @RoxyRaccoonEyes 9 років тому

    just in time to utilize my holiday tree and stand with my intentions to tailor my wardrobe to flatter my new slimmer silhouette! now if only I had a friend....

  • @vampiremystic
    @vampiremystic 16 років тому

    do you have to wait for the first layer to somewhat dry before you put the second layer and so on?
    if so how long?

  • @yea4683
    @yea4683 8 років тому +17

    For one second I thought this wasn't a thread banger video

  • @mafaldareina
    @mafaldareina 15 років тому

    Excellent idea. Thanks for this tutorial. Regards from Ecuador.

  • @xXKisskerXx
    @xXKisskerXx 13 років тому

    Just wanted to say thanks, the idea has been done many times by others, especially in the Prop creation side of things (you think crazy sci fi suits come from no where?) but I haven't been able to find gummy tape, Staples had been overlooked though - and watchin your vid reminded me they exist.

  • @benmartin2404
    @benmartin2404 8 років тому +16

    Was this an actual tv show!?!?

  • @papermason
    @papermason 14 років тому

    Could also use an old broom or mop handle for the base, etc.

  • @dmmf43
    @dmmf43 11 років тому

    Wow, what a great idea!!! So creative!!! Now, to find the friend who would help me make it. Thanks!!

  • @Nadia0200
    @Nadia0200 13 років тому

    YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING! I AM SOO GLAD I FOUND YOU!!!

  • @OctoberRust777
    @OctoberRust777 8 років тому

    JESUS, WAS THIS FILMED WITH A TOASTER?? DAMN, YOU BOTH LOOK SO DIFFERENT AND YOUNG, OMG, IT'S ADORABLE.

  • @NE15ILL
    @NE15ILL 16 років тому

    rob loveing the new hair ! it suits u . very nice X