From the thumbnail, I thought this was a Tooth Fairy cosplay from the 2012 movie "Rise of the Guardians". I wonder if the movie makers used that Chimera dress for inspiration!
I fell into this site. Gorgeous! Je t’aime beaucoup! What a glorious response to your call. People are genuinely generous. Especially stitchers. Xxxx it says a lot about sewers that I thought “ yup, that’s a good sorting method, thirteen thousand, couple of days should do it……”
Maybe you could make a cocktail dress version with the extra? Or perhaps a cloak for the marquis? If you add a cape for Not My Cat, you can have matching outfits for a family photo shoot.
Moça, eu to TÃO ANSIOSO para o resultado final!!!! Te desejo muita paciência ❤ To planejando fazer um casaco de plumas do zero, fazendo as plumas com tecido cortado e vai ser um inferninho também kkkkkkk
"Broadway and cowboys and Walmart" is going to live rent free in my brain for the rest of my life xD I wish I'd gotten around to sending you a scale! My mother and I made my spouse's wedding dress, and I had wanted your project to have a piece of it. You're welcome for not sending you the 13,026th scale, I guess!
As a person who just happened upon this channel finding this video ... and also a lover of all things France, especially people ... and also baguettes hehe, how I love big sizeable projects actually, I think you mean really about your closing remark 👍 though really what I would like to say is how cherished this video I find is, how even as a newcomer I feel especially hilarious how you are in essence and also you really rock with the deep red hair, a total fashionista, c'est cool! 😁
@HazarielAtelier - Fantastic Ariel! Gorgeous blue leather corset! You are so talented! I am a new subscriber today, in England 🥰🏴🌹🇬🇧. I have so many ideas, I love silk natural fabrics, beads, leather, wools, resin, painting mediums - all things colour etc., but I am not skilled - just an amateur dabbler - so you allow me to live out my creativeness through seeing you actually designing and making items in 3D reality. I have watched a couple of your videos now - you have a lovely personality and great humour. You demonstrate so much and give good tips, yet nothing detracts from your skills and finished items. Your videos are so balanced. Thank you! Much Love, Anita xxx 🥰😘.
I would make a detachable train rather than a cape. It would not be difficult to hide a heavy duty separating zipper under the scales, and you can make it as long as it has to be to incorporate all of the scales. A cape is going to cover up too many scales, so you lose a lot of the drama of the sheer number of scales. For something this heavy, I also recommend making the bodice and the skirt completely separate. I would mount the skirt on a corset foundation, so that the weight is better distributed around the body. You can connect the bodice to the skirt with hook and eyes at the waist. The scales can easily cover the join here. If you make this as a one piece dress, it's almost certainly going to hurt to wear, and it's going to be very difficult to move gracefully in. If you split it into two pieces, your shoulders only have to support the bodice. With a good corset foundation, you can have a skirt that weights many, many pounds. Additionally, if you split it, you can make the bodice out of a softer, more malleable fabric, so that you can move easily, and make the skirt out of something like a heavy canvas that will hold its shape, even with the weight of the scales. You can line the skirt with something like a robust satin so it's more comfortable against the skin.
Living alone with just my Rottweiler, I too just wear comfortable old clothes at home and only dress up when having an appointment or meeting. So I totally understand. 😂
Living alone depth just my Rottweiler, I too just wear comfortable old clothes at home and only dress up when having an appointment or meeting. So I totally understand. 😂
