Meanwhile, the part I'm most impressed with is not Ginny's skill with a sewing machine (which IS impressive, don't get me wrong), but the unconditional support from her family. She is truly blessed to have parents who don't consider the fantasy genre either satanic or just plain stupid.
i was just about too comment that. this is one of the first videos ive watched from her besides the video she did with mark hulmes. but i have too say its simply amasing too see how much her familiy supports her dream and her talent. and my god she is talented. and a supportive familiy and friends only helps futher that :) simply amasing
Not just that, but also understanding that their daughter didnt chose a conventional job but made her dream come true from living of being a creator. Instead of hatingit and worrying about the future / a job offering health care supporting her in her creative work. That is even the most amazing part to me
What Brooke said. You put in the work and it's a beautiful cosplay! Wizards of the Coast got the best when they hired you to cosplay, Ginny. Great Job!
You can be HIRED to cosplay for dungeons and dragons! Wow Ginny, you have the life. Btw people are probably over it by now but I still LOVE your hair color. Owl bear hugs!
What I love about this is that as the highest profile cosplayer who has actually been the first person to recreate Tasha’s look in real life, you will literally be the trendsetter for the physical look of this entire character for the whole game of D&D, which I think is so cool 😮 also Tasha is great and I can’t wait to pick up this book, she is definitely turning up in my home game as this mysterious witch who hires the party to collect ancient artifacts or something 😄
"Perhaps the gnome barbarian who has been living in my heart will be less ridiculous now." *Mobey Anklecrunch, forest gnome barbarian of the path of the Ancestral Guardian, hefts his warhammer and shield:* "Who're you callin' ridiculous? Ahm tougher than any of those tall folks, especially that skinny bard in th' back who won't stop tauntin' the orcs!"
I realize you've probably completely forgotten about this comment, but I've got a path of the beast gnome barbarian in the works that I'm *so* excited for
The idea to use a waist cincher to keep all the belts in place is so good! It was awesome to see the process and the final result--you make a great Tasha and honestly I hope that lip look comes into fashion now, it's so fabulous
So if Wizards of the Coast hired you to do this, does that make your cosplay one of the handful of cannon depictions of Tasha? In any case, Congrats on an Awesome cosplay, Ginny!
That look of unrestrained glee in the beginning was adorable. On the topic of the book, I'm intrigued/hopeful on how deep that stuff goes. It comes out right after my birthday, so that'll be a fun post-birthday thing to dive into. Wow! Your whole family are creative. The final cosplay looks fantastic!
Huuuuge congrats, Ginny! This turned out INCREDIBLE, and watching your build was super fun (and taught me some more cosplay witchcrafts I can use for my own builds). Amazing as ever :D Also, dont think we didn't spy Scott Pilgrim back there ;)
LOL, as soon as you said you were "originally" going to do the photo shoot outside, I remembered the snow storm last week and thought "oh no, I hope this was before that..." I guess not... Still, the entire process turned out amazing and I loved the look and feel of it all, you really captured the character for me in so many ways and I'm sure Wizards is extremely happy with it (they better be)!!
We had a gnome barbarian in my last campaign. She was delightful - I just had to homebrew her a greataxe that didn't impose disadvantage on small creatures. We named it "Kneebiter." :D
THIS TURNED OUT SO SO GOOD!! Its so impressive what you were able to produce with so few ref pics, i seriously love the look of this build (I also have the same CUTSEW hat pattern but never had a reason to use it, now i just want to make a wizard hat for the hell of it)
That’s funny because I have a gnome barbarian kinda played with him once an my friend said no more he is too funny considering I did a high pitched voice like Elmo when I played him lol
. . . This outfit makes me want to get into costuming and cosplay. My arts and crafts experience ended around 3rd grade. That necklace jewel looked painful though! Beautiful, but ouch!
Anyone who says cosplayer just wear a outfit shall be pointed to this and similar videos of the hard work that goes in to creating those finished outfits and looks. Thanks for the look behind the curtain and giving life to a character I have known for decades :)
This is one of your best videos to date. It is abundantly apparent the amount of effort you put into it and the faithful representation of the cosplay process, which is one of the main reasons I watch your channel. It was really smart of WotC to hire you to do this, you did a great job! I love the final look and as a bonus there was this added wholesomeness in bringing your family into the project.
Ginny this is freakin' amazing!! I am so excited about this new book, and I LOVE your outfit! It shows all the care and attention you put into your work 💜
I love that your parents are so supportive and enthusiastic about helping you with this project. That cauldron came out amazing and the set work really helps bring it all together! 😄
Talk about living the dream. Getting to portray characters from worlds you've read and roleplayed in for years for fun, but now you get to bring that character to life and you get PAID for it!
I'm so excited for you!! I didn't even know you could be hired to do a cosplay, but you're the perfect person for this and I love that you were able to bring us along for it. Also you and your fiance are so cute!
As someone who doesn't cosplay or have any creative ability whatsoever, it's really satisfying watching someone put so much effort and love into their craft. Great cosplay!
12:48 I KNEW I remembered seeing this pattern somewhere! That’s the one I got today to make the pouches! I am quite intimidated since I am not a good sew-er AT ALL and the one time I tried to make a coat years ago failed miserably. I can hand sew reasonably well but machine sewing & patterns are very hard for me. More so since my grandma passed a few years ago and she was the ultimate crafter! (apart from being a really cool grandma) Sewing, patterns, embroidery, cross stitch, knitting, all the crafts! I miss not being to ask her questions about sewing & patterns, seeing her for the holidays, just having her around cause she was super cool. The pouches are the smallest project I can reasonably start with and if I can get over my nerves going crazy frazzled just thinking about trying to do this, we should be good! My mom says to just go one step at a time cuz if you look at the whole thing at once then you will get overwhelmed really quick.
They are lucky to have you as a public " Face" for Tasha , you did an amazing job , and l appreciate you sharing the journey with us. Wonderful job , Top Marks. Again they are lucky to have you.
First off, congratulations on WotC gig. Second, I commend the craft and detail of the outfit. Seeing the play by play reminded me of old Halloween costumes my mom and I used to make. Third, love that your parents were involved and also have a crafty side to them as well. Your mom is beautiful so I hope her confidence grows. Fourth. That dedication to the craft. I saw that pendant kind of poking at your neck near the end and all I could think was this woman is committed. Talk about suffering for the art. Loved loved loved the video.
i love what they did with tasha in 5e having her become less evil but still same character just sher maturing now mentalky and overcoming her past flaws is just fun writing for real old characters
Hundreds of thumbs up for finding practical solutions to potential problems, all on the fly! And how awesome is it that your parents not only support you, but are crafty themselves!
You look incredible in this look! Great video, loved seeing a whole build. The highlight has got to be the wholesome parents papermache with pets moment!
You've had several "I've finally made it!!" moments in your life/career, but this has to be the new cherry on top, if not a whole 'nother layer to the dang cake! You just leveled up in Celebrity...
My wife and I have both been talking about trying to cosplay our dnd characters and this video showed more of the process of designing and making cosplays than any I've seen before. Thank you so much!
The level of skill and dedication you have to your craft is just amazing. You're an inspiration, and I'm so happy that you're getting more and more recognition for the work you do!
OH MY EFFING EFF! (I forget whether I can swear from medium to medium.) GInny, You are going to be THE Tasha from this book!? I can think of no more deserving person. WotC is lucky to have you to sponsor. And the results were amazing, Ginny! Thoroughly arcane!
The costume looks amazing and I absolutely do not want to downplay how awesome it is that you get to work with WOTC on this. But I loved the completely wholesome moment of Josh walking in on you
Absolutely flabbergasting. I made a passable Sokka costume once but other than that and some hand sewing here and there, I've no experience with this and so even knowing where to begin would just grind me to a halt. Incredible final product, you look amazing.
Congratulations on all of this fabulousness!!!!! And WOTC honestly couldn't have hoped for a more epically gifted artist and creator to bring their character to life!!!!! All this shows both what stunningly beautiful works you create, and just how much love you put into making your art a reality!!! Plus what an altogether awesome support network you have, in such a giving and supporting family you got right there!!! It was not just a wonderful work of art made by an phenomenally talented genius in her field, but by a astounding family of creative and inventive minds!!! All in all, a work of beauty, a work of fun, and most importantly, a work of love!!! Glorious on all possible levels!!!
I honestly tryed to express my thoughts on this video and costumes in many diffrent ways, and failed to convay it in a meningfull way. So I will boiled it down to: Just WOW!!! You nailed it. I love to see the love and support you get from your parents aswell. May your love for each other stay strong through the ages of time
Wow. I’ve never watched a full cosplay creation video before and I’m floored by the amount of work that goes into this. Incredible. The final result - both outfit and backdrop etc. - were stunning. Congrats! I take my hat off to you ;-)
I'll be honest, that waist cincher belt thingy is super cute and I would be tempted to wear it on the daily. Great work on this costume. Congratulations on the commission.
I already bought the book because I love artificers but if I was hesitant for even a moment watching this video would have sold me a thousand times over again the work you did was fantastic I also like the skits you do it's fun to play my character with yours keep up the great work I really appreciate everything you do
#1. Kudos. WotC should keep sponsoring talented cosplayers like you. #2. Watching your process is great! #3. Your parents getting involved... AWESOME! #4. End result. Amazing!
It's amazing how you were able to put that all together from just one or two pictures. You did an amazing job. That brooch looks like it's really uncomfortable, jabbing into your neck.
As someone with pretty much ZERO interest in clothing design & sewing, (even though I DO know the very basics of clothing repair & sewing - hand & machine) I have to say this was a FASCINATING video & very entertaining! Great job. Also, "I CAN DO MATH! I PLAY D&D!" - one of the best lines EVER! Heck, I got better at SPELLING because I played D&D! (it's how I learned how to spell "Intelligence".) [this was pre-Internet, pre-Spell Checker]
"I can do math, I play D&D" Great quote! You are so talented I am always spellbound, pun intended when I watch you put together a costume! So much patience. Also, your family is awesome and I want to be adopted. I can't imagine that level of support and cooperation from my family for anything ever. Thanks for sharing Ginny!
Ahhh Ginny this is so exciting!! And it came out AMAZING. Watching you figure this out was fascinating, I kept going back over sections to make sure I caught everything. And the sections with your parents (and pets) were adorable :) Thanks for taking us along!
Holy Moley!! Even though you took us through every step, it still looks like magic to me. You look amazing, and the set looks amazing (I also love your lighting set-up. I counted two brollies and a soft-box....). This, I expect, is why WotC chose you.
Title: "I cosplayed Tasha!"
Me: oh cool, like from Tasha's Hideous Laughter
Ginny: "Wizards of the Coast hired me to cosplay Tasha!"
Me: wait whAT
Right?? I was thinking maybe WotC should go in the title of the video somewhere 🤔 but I dunno! 😃
I read this as she said it
I wish I could like this, but it has 666 likes
I do as I must
JS_INJECTION you and me both :(
Meanwhile, the part I'm most impressed with is not Ginny's skill with a sewing machine (which IS impressive, don't get me wrong), but the unconditional support from her family. She is truly blessed to have parents who don't consider the fantasy genre either satanic or just plain stupid.
I was thinking the exact same thing. So blessed to have such a support system.
i was just about too comment that. this is one of the first videos ive watched from her besides the video she did with mark hulmes. but i have too say its simply amasing too see how much her familiy supports her dream and her talent. and my god she is talented. and a supportive familiy and friends only helps futher that :) simply amasing
Not just that, but also understanding that their daughter didnt chose a conventional job but made her dream come true from living of being a creator. Instead of hatingit and worrying about the future / a job offering health care supporting her in her creative work. That is even the most amazing part to me
Yea
"I can do math I play D&D". I don't know why but I found that line hilarious.
The various D&D streams available demonstrate that while most players can do math, some really can't.
@@SylviusTheMad you need to play SHadowrun if you really want to learn math
As they say, DnD is just Math but Skyrim 🤷🏻♂️
because playing DND doesn't mean your good at math
@@fairystail1 Nah, GURPS
Tell Wizards that I was on the fence about this new book, but if they are going to support the community, then I will support them and buy this book.
Seconded
Motion carries!!
Then it turns out every country outside the US had to wait for the book with no announcement of this. Wizards really does care about the community.
I bought the book and let me say, the content is all awesome and I highly recommend it
Here here
Oh my god, I can't think of anyone who deserves this more!! Congrats Ginny!!
I was about to comment this but it looks you already did
She is a real life bard. Charming and versatile.
What Brooke said. You put in the work and it's a beautiful cosplay! Wizards of the Coast got the best when they hired you to cosplay, Ginny. Great Job!
You can be HIRED to cosplay for dungeons and dragons! Wow Ginny, you have the life. Btw people are probably over it by now but I still LOVE your hair color. Owl bear hugs!
You never think how difficult this stuff must be until you watch a video like this. You gotta have a lot of patience for this. Great work
Yeah , I found this a really informative video about just how much effort goes into these projects. Big kudos from me.
What I love about this is that as the highest profile cosplayer who has actually been the first person to recreate Tasha’s look in real life, you will literally be the trendsetter for the physical look of this entire character for the whole game of D&D, which I think is so cool 😮 also Tasha is great and I can’t wait to pick up this book, she is definitely turning up in my home game as this mysterious witch who hires the party to collect ancient artifacts or something 😄
*Dark clip witch scenes of Tasha*
Cute Ginny's voice: It's done!
Yo "Back to the future" and "Scott Pilgrim vs the world". So on top of being a cosplay queen you also have amazing movie taste. Approved
"Perhaps the gnome barbarian who has been living in my heart will be less ridiculous now."
*Mobey Anklecrunch, forest gnome barbarian of the path of the Ancestral Guardian, hefts his warhammer and shield:* "Who're you callin' ridiculous? Ahm tougher than any of those tall folks, especially that skinny bard in th' back who won't stop tauntin' the orcs!"
I realize you've probably completely forgotten about this comment, but I've got a path of the beast gnome barbarian in the works that I'm *so* excited for
My wife plays a halfling barbarian bodybuilder called Nikolai. He’s got Russian accent and it’s freaking amazing.
Also your parents are amazing
Does he have an adoptive parent, that is a town guard?
The idea to use a waist cincher to keep all the belts in place is so good! It was awesome to see the process and the final result--you make a great Tasha and honestly I hope that lip look comes into fashion now, it's so fabulous
Your parents are SO adorable and supportive it makes me so happy
They HIRED you!!? Congrats!!
So happy for you Ginny, you look awesome
So if Wizards of the Coast hired you to do this, does that make your cosplay one of the handful of cannon depictions of Tasha?
In any case, Congrats on an Awesome cosplay, Ginny!
*canon
Absolutely!
HOLY SHIT GINNY THIS IS SO COOL!!!!
Minor side note but I am IN LOVE with the round cat t shirt.
That look of unrestrained glee in the beginning was adorable. On the topic of the book, I'm intrigued/hopeful on how deep that stuff goes. It comes out right after my birthday, so that'll be a fun post-birthday thing to dive into.
Wow! Your whole family are creative.
The final cosplay looks fantastic!
Your parents are amazing!! It was really cute when you were doing maths and you and your mum said 56 at the same time.
Amazing costume!!!
Huuuuge congrats, Ginny! This turned out INCREDIBLE, and watching your build was super fun (and taught me some more cosplay witchcrafts I can use for my own builds). Amazing as ever :D
Also, dont think we didn't spy Scott Pilgrim back there ;)
LOL, as soon as you said you were "originally" going to do the photo shoot outside, I remembered the snow storm last week and thought "oh no, I hope this was before that..."
I guess not...
Still, the entire process turned out amazing and I loved the look and feel of it all, you really captured the character for me in so many ways and I'm sure Wizards is extremely happy with it (they better be)!!
I feel like this would've also been a perfect upload for Halloween.
Congratulations on being hired by WotC, well deserved
excellent dress, excellent “eat the rich” shirt :)
We had a gnome barbarian in my last campaign. She was delightful - I just had to homebrew her a greataxe that didn't impose disadvantage on small creatures. We named it "Kneebiter." :D
Mine just had two battleaxes
THIS TURNED OUT SO SO GOOD!! Its so impressive what you were able to produce with so few ref pics, i seriously love the look of this build
(I also have the same CUTSEW hat pattern but never had a reason to use it, now i just want to make a wizard hat for the hell of it)
That’s funny because I have a gnome barbarian kinda played with him once an my friend said no more he is too funny considering I did a high pitched voice like Elmo when I played him lol
'Elmo would like to rage, hahahaHahaha!'
Hell yeah! I did one for a one shot that used a maul... with reckless attack it no longer gave me disadvantage 😂😂
I'm currently playing a gnome fighter and he is my favorite boy
I'm imagining elmo saying extremely menacing phrases and my goodness it is hilarious.
@@BEEEES my favorite phrase was I’m going to rip out your eye an f*** the brain hole as Elmo it scared my friend
I love the fact that she was watching Scott pilgrim vs the world. It’s like my favorite movie!!!! Also congratulations on the deal from wizards!!!!
I'd really love to see a Scott Sterling movie! That man's face is like a brick wall! A brick wall that feels pain and cries a lot!
Scott *Pilgrim*. But a Scott Sterling movie would be hilarious!!!
Isn't Scot Sterling the Studio C character that gets a volleyball to the face consistently?
@@quinnsinclair7028 yes, I watch to much Scott pilgrim vs. the world and studio c and mix them up all the time lol
. . . This outfit makes me want to get into costuming and cosplay. My arts and crafts experience ended around 3rd grade. That necklace jewel looked painful though! Beautiful, but ouch!
Anyone who says cosplayer just wear a outfit shall be pointed to this and similar videos of the hard work that goes in to creating those finished outfits and looks. Thanks for the look behind the curtain and giving life to a character I have known for decades :)
This is just more proof that cosplayers are just plain magic.
This is one of your best videos to date. It is abundantly apparent the amount of effort you put into it and the faithful representation of the cosplay process, which is one of the main reasons I watch your channel. It was really smart of WotC to hire you to do this, you did a great job! I love the final look and as a bonus there was this added wholesomeness in bringing your family into the project.
Ginny this is freakin' amazing!! I am so excited about this new book, and I LOVE your outfit! It shows all the care and attention you put into your work 💜
I love that your parents are so supportive and enthusiastic about helping you with this project. That cauldron came out amazing and the set work really helps bring it all together! 😄
Love that you can see she’s got back to the future playing on the TV in the background
Talk about living the dream. Getting to portray characters from worlds you've read and roleplayed in for years for fun, but now you get to bring that character to life and you get PAID for it!
I'm so excited for you!! I didn't even know you could be hired to do a cosplay, but you're the perfect person for this and I love that you were able to bring us along for it.
Also you and your fiance are so cute!
As someone who doesn't cosplay or have any creative ability whatsoever, it's really satisfying watching someone put so much effort and love into their craft. Great cosplay!
GINNY THIS IS AMAZING OH MY GOD
YOU LOOK INCREDIBLE
12:48 I KNEW I remembered seeing this pattern somewhere! That’s the one I got today to make the pouches! I am quite intimidated since I am not a good sew-er AT ALL and the one time I tried to make a coat years ago failed miserably. I can hand sew reasonably well but machine sewing & patterns are very hard for me.
More so since my grandma passed a few years ago and she was the ultimate crafter! (apart from being a really cool grandma) Sewing, patterns, embroidery, cross stitch, knitting, all the crafts! I miss not being to ask her questions about sewing & patterns, seeing her for the holidays, just having her around cause she was super cool.
The pouches are the smallest project I can reasonably start with and if I can get over my nerves going crazy frazzled just thinking about trying to do this, we should be good! My mom says to just go one step at a time cuz if you look at the whole thing at once then you will get overwhelmed really quick.
They are lucky to have you as a public " Face" for Tasha , you did an amazing job , and l appreciate you sharing the journey with us. Wonderful job , Top Marks. Again they are lucky to have you.
First off, congratulations on WotC gig.
Second, I commend the craft and detail of the outfit. Seeing the play by play reminded me of old Halloween costumes my mom and I used to make.
Third, love that your parents were involved and also have a crafty side to them as well. Your mom is beautiful so I hope her confidence grows.
Fourth. That dedication to the craft. I saw that pendant kind of poking at your neck near the end and all I could think was this woman is committed. Talk about suffering for the art.
Loved loved loved the video.
You truly are a witch with a needle and thread. Everything you make cones out amazing.
It’s so cool to see your parents helping you on this ❤️ they seem super fun! Great build!
That cosplay is really great. Well done Ginny.
Also, your dad is super adorable, building the cauldron while wearing this retro-y headset.
he was on a work call!! hahaha
Tasha fits Ginny in many ways. This video is great for people getting into and figuring out how to make cosplays.
i love what they did with tasha in 5e having her become less evil but still same character just sher maturing now mentalky and overcoming her past flaws is just fun writing for real old characters
Hundreds of thumbs up for finding practical solutions to potential problems, all on the fly!
And how awesome is it that your parents not only support you, but are crafty themselves!
You look incredible in this look!
Great video, loved seeing a whole build.
The highlight has got to be the wholesome parents papermache with pets moment!
Your work, amazing, your family being supportive and helping, wholesome
You've had several "I've finally made it!!" moments in your life/career, but this has to be the new cherry on top, if not a whole 'nother layer to the dang cake! You just leveled up in Celebrity...
My wife and I have both been talking about trying to cosplay our dnd characters and this video showed more of the process of designing and making cosplays than any I've seen before. Thank you so much!
Congrats! And kudos to your parents for all their help!
The level of skill and dedication you have to your craft is just amazing. You're an inspiration, and I'm so happy that you're getting more and more recognition for the work you do!
OH MY EFFING EFF! (I forget whether I can swear from medium to medium.) GInny, You are going to be THE Tasha from this book!? I can think of no more deserving person. WotC is lucky to have you to sponsor.
And the results were amazing, Ginny! Thoroughly arcane!
The costume looks amazing and I absolutely do not want to downplay how awesome it is that you get to work with WOTC on this. But I loved the completely wholesome moment of Josh walking in on you
I think your skillet will never fail to amaze me all the details put into this costume is just incredible
I love that this turned into a family build.
This is so freaking cool, and I am weirdly touched by how supportive your parents are
I have a gnome barbarian in one of my games and she is my favorite character!
Absolutely flabbergasting. I made a passable Sokka costume once but other than that and some hand sewing here and there, I've no experience with this and so even knowing where to begin would just grind me to a halt.
Incredible final product, you look amazing.
i loved Xanathars guide for all his notes so can't wait for Tasha's book!
Congratulations on all of this fabulousness!!!!! And WOTC honestly couldn't have hoped for a more epically gifted artist and creator to bring their character to life!!!!! All this shows both what stunningly beautiful works you create, and just how much love you put into making your art a reality!!! Plus what an altogether awesome support network you have, in such a giving and supporting family you got right there!!! It was not just a wonderful work of art made by an phenomenally talented genius in her field, but by a astounding family of creative and inventive minds!!! All in all, a work of beauty, a work of fun, and most importantly, a work of love!!! Glorious on all possible levels!!!
99% accurate, short of actually being Tasha. Spot on, considering her personality is the type to become a demi-God on a whim.
Wow way to bring Tasha to life! Phenomenal job! 👏 WoTC couldn't have chosen a better person for this!
I honestly tryed to express my thoughts on this video and costumes in many diffrent ways, and failed to convay it in a meningfull way. So I will boiled it down to: Just WOW!!! You nailed it.
I love to see the love and support you get from your parents aswell. May your love for each other stay strong through the ages of time
Every day is a good day when Ginny Di comes to play.
im watching a video of a talented creative person making a costume. i must be crazy about ginny! seriously, congratulations, you deserve it!
I adore that your parents are so involved and helpful. It brings me much joy
I love how crafty and talented your parents are, I see that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree ^.^
TWO new videos?! In the same week?!
YES! YES PLEASE!
Also, the costume looks DOPE AF! The hat, especially, looks rad!
Wow. I’ve never watched a full cosplay creation video before and I’m floored by the amount of work that goes into this. Incredible. The final result - both outfit and backdrop etc. - were stunning.
Congrats! I take my hat off to you ;-)
Wizards of the coast couldn’t have picked a better person to make this character come to life.
Goodness, this is why I love dnd youtubers
This is amazing, I love Tasha's look and you really did her justice! I haven't been this excited about a new D&D book since Xanathar's guide! ^_^
"I can do math, I play D&D" most relatable thing I've heard someone say in a while 🤣
I'll be honest, that waist cincher belt thingy is super cute and I would be tempted to wear it on the daily. Great work on this costume. Congratulations on the commission.
I already bought the book because I love artificers but if I was hesitant for even a moment watching this video would have sold me a thousand times over again the work you did was fantastic I also like the skits you do it's fun to play my character with yours keep up the great work I really appreciate everything you do
#1. Kudos. WotC should keep sponsoring talented cosplayers like you.
#2. Watching your process is great!
#3. Your parents getting involved... AWESOME!
#4. End result. Amazing!
Holy crow you are SO GOOD at what you do. I’m so happy you got this opportunity!
Afternoon "should be working" comment before my late evening actual watch: I'm so so happy to have two days in a row with Ginny videos! :D
The belt cincher came out amazing!
Im so stoked to go to The Wizards Chest and pick this baby up in a couple weeks
Great costume and congrats on the Wizards' sponsorship, well deserved you do great things for D&D in general. Bravo!
Imagine if you made this just 1 week ago you can go out on Halloween with this gorgeous costume. Love your dedication.
I love seeing all the little workarounds and underpinnings to make this costume come to life! Well done, and congrats on the dream job, Ginny!
the only surprise was that wtc actually made a great decision. you're awesome and i hope you continue to enjoy success and hapiness
@3:26 "whatcha doing in here pretty" "you're pretty" 🥺🥺🥺 so cute
That was awesome and Olovee how she roped her mom and dad into helping. Keep up the amazing work!
It's amazing how you were able to put that all together from just one or two pictures. You did an amazing job. That brooch looks like it's really uncomfortable, jabbing into your neck.
man whats it like having family members who support and take part in your interests
kudos to Papa Di for that big arse cauldron!
As someone with pretty much ZERO interest in clothing design & sewing, (even though I DO know the very basics of clothing repair & sewing - hand & machine) I have to say this was a FASCINATING video & very entertaining!
Great job.
Also, "I CAN DO MATH! I PLAY D&D!" - one of the best lines EVER!
Heck, I got better at SPELLING because I played D&D! (it's how I learned how to spell "Intelligence".) [this was pre-Internet, pre-Spell Checker]
This is actually crazy good! I am even more hype for the book now
Love the outfit. You have done amazing work. Also love that the mom and dad were there to help.
"I can do math, I play D&D" Great quote!
You are so talented I am always spellbound, pun intended when I watch you put together a costume! So much patience.
Also, your family is awesome and I want to be adopted. I can't imagine that level of support and cooperation from my family for anything ever.
Thanks for sharing Ginny!
You had to look up concept art for Tasha, but now ppl will be looking up YOU as Tasha! Good job!
Movie choices in the background have been amazing!!!
Ahhh Ginny this is so exciting!! And it came out AMAZING. Watching you figure this out was fascinating, I kept going back over sections to make sure I caught everything. And the sections with your parents (and pets) were adorable :) Thanks for taking us along!
Holy Moley!!
Even though you took us through every step, it still looks like magic to me. You look amazing, and the set looks amazing (I also love your lighting set-up. I counted two brollies and a soft-box....).
This, I expect, is why WotC chose you.
Love, love, love that you showed the involved process and multiple tools used, to create an amazing costume! You ROCK!