"certifiable hot mess" that should be on stickers and shirts I love it 🤣 Also your video qualitiy, your voice overs (fun and great to understand), the humor and your craftsmanship are so so good and make the whole video a great experience and sooo inspiring! I am always amazed with every video by the quality of your work, you can really tell the passion and love not only for the subject(s) but also for sharing it! I truly hope you´ll never stop making videos, I just love them so much! And the end results are always gorgeous till the tiniest detail!
Maybe I’ll eventually make some merch and plaster that on everything. 😂 Thank you for not only for the amazing compliment, but for noticing how much I really do love everything about this process. It’s part of my heart. ❤️
My respets , girl. It's a great challenge make this dress historically correct. Your patience in a pressure time like halloween (one of the most waiting and loved seasons for the doll community) it's something so admirable. (Sorry for my bad english!)
The Gown still came out Beautiful.💖 This will come out handy in case I make a Rococo, Lolita, or Decora with a gown like this or maybe a Candy land doll or the Cloud Queen from over the Garden Wall with a few changes. See you next time.
@@DollyPop It may take some time for me to practice on record & download all my hard work, I just need a bit more practice, wish me the very best of luck I will let you all know once my hardest of work is on you tube.👍
For being a self-proclaimed "hot mess", you're far more methodical, technical and detailed than a lot of "historic couture" youtubers. And in doll size no less!!!! It came out ah-mah-zing my dear!!! Great job!!!! ❤
Haha! That’s only because I have the ability to hide my shame. The amount of times I had to pleat and re-pleat ANYTHING was more than a little embarrassing. 😅
@@DollyPop no shame!!! And the end result is stunning nonetheless... and as a fellow creative I know how it is hahahaha the editing really helps me hide the trial and error process sometimes 😅
She's so gorgeous. I saw the video where you started her and I love watching people translate regular clothes to doll clothes. I just love sewing clothes period!
The funny thing is that I’ve never really fancied myself as a seamstress. I knew how to sew two pieces together and turn them right side out. But doll making has really forced me to learn so much.
This was fantastic to watch! I sat mesmerised watching, your attention to detail is incredible. This dress absolutely is a piece of art. Stunning work!
I saw that while I was making her, so I kind of leaned into it. The purple is much more purple in person, so it doesn’t have that feeling. But I’ve taken to calling her “Spider-Madame”. 😂😂😂
