I Turned Vintage Curtains into a Wedding Gown?!
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Do you create dresses for clients. I have been searching like crazy for someone to make a dress/gown for me, but for what I am looking for, you have the visions.
So if you do make dresses for clients, I'd love to chat
That is an amazing and beautiful wedding dress!!!
What will you do with the dress afterwards?
@@kaimeesastevenson8306 not being rude, but is that question for me?
The dress will be worn at least 1x year if not more.
I am wanting to make a wearable dress fashioned after my wedding gown to wear on anniversaries and special occasions.
Was something I saw online and want to do.
@@thepixielife219 no the question was for the designer.
You are literally one of the people who inspired me to start sewing. Your pieces are always so breathtaking Gunnar keep it up🤗
I have been wanting to give something a try but I’m pressed for space so I’d have to hand sew everything, how do you sew?
I have a vintage sewing machine and I took some sewing classes pre covid, for a month. I know some basics and I've been making masks and simple t shirts😄
@@fruitlove8842
Watch the people in the historical costuming community. Many of them handsew garments at least partly, because it's authentic (or just because they enjoy doing it). I've handsewn entire modern garments as well... simply because I felt like it.
This is literally the story of my life
That means a lot. Thank you. :)
Sorry to hear about your grandmother. She would be so proud of you! Your visions create such lovely fashionable items. Thank you for sharing your ideas with the world!
This is my dream wedding dress! The color, the neckline, the bell sleeves, the layers of the skirts, the flow, and slight fluffiness of the skirt. And I freaking love that it was made of recycled tablecloths!
If I ever have a wedding I hope I can recreate a dress like this. I've been married for nearly 25 years but we married at the courthouse and didn't have a wedding-wedding.
This dress just sings to my soul!
I feel you! I had a city hall wedding lol and I love the low key vibe of this outfit.
Same. It's just so elegant while still staying low key and relaxed. 😌
Yes girl go find a meadow and marry your partner in this dress!!!
Time to renew your vows in a wedding dress!!🙃
I hope you make that wedding happen! You deserve it. Blessings from Central Florida.
What a stunning tribute to your Grandma. This dress is amazing, Gunnar.
"I Turned Tablecloth into a Wedding Gown".
Ofcourse you did. 💕
Great comment
Right???? Sooooo talented!!!
And a gorgeous wedding gown to boot!
This is absolutely stunning!!! Came here from the YT shorts. I loved getting to hear more of your story.
My Dad used to tell us growing up, take what you’ve got and make what you want! I wouldn’t have traded him or his love for any amount of money. I have no doubt that your grandma is so proud of you. Your sweet spirit honors her and keeps her legacy alive.
I would love to see a thrift store wedding dress revamp
Like the ugliest dress turned into something fabulous!
Yes, that would be cool.
Good idea. I vote this 🙋
I actually revamped a dress for my daughter's wedding. She wanted her sister in her wedding party and we didn't have much cash to pull it off. i bought a used dress from a friend and vamped it up adding lace and a belt, just small details. It came out perfect and I'm so proud of how she looked in it. My daughter passed away since then and I have photos of her in the dress, priceless memories. She rarely dressed up so it's extra special.
@@TheJoan48 sorry for your loss
Magnificent what an amazing romantic wedding dress. My deepest condolences for your loss. Keep your memories close to your heart, one day you will look back on them with fondness and gratitude. Thanks for the great videos.
You are one of the realistic sewing people I've seen. Thrifty finds to glamorous looks and maybe a nap if time allows.
I'm so grateful for the popularity of your videos. I really hope you spur other people into learning to sew. A dear friend of mine is a costumer for South coast repertory in Southern California. It is a dying art to have skilled artisans who can build their own patterns based off a design instead of having to use ready made. Your work is absolutely gorgeous.
I didn’t think I was going to like the dress because of the sleeves - but it turned out beautiful!! I should have known - your dresses always are!
This dress is so gorgeous and such a beautiful tribute to your grandmother.
In the movies, "The Sounds of Music" and "Enchanted" there are clothes made out of curtains. My challenge for you (should you choose to accept it), is to pick out some curtains and create an outfit from them. You can make a beautiful dress out of a table cloth, so I have no doubt you could do this if you wanted to.
Scarlett O'Hara made a dress out of green velvet curtains in Gone With the Wind. It was gorgeous!
@@deniseandrews113I came here to mention Gone With the Wind as well lol. That velvet green dress is absolutely gorgeous! Although technically Mammy was the one who actually made the curtains, Scarlet just came up with the idea for it.
Such an amazing movie, especially when it came to the set design and costume department. My nana introduced me to Gone with the Wind when I was in elementary school. I am 32 now and it is still one of my top 5 favorite films of all time. Would love to see him re-create that dress (maybe modernize it) using the same materials. 😍😍😍
@Ebony Marie Black Oh yes, GWTW is in my top 3 favorite movies! Would also love to see him modernize that look in a similar material. And you are right, it was the versatile, creative Mammy who actually did the work! I took sewing lessons as a teen, but never progressed with it, so I live vicariously through other creatives like Gunnar 😀
@@deniseandrews113 I do too lol! Absolutely loved Gunnar on Project Runway. Would love to pick up sewing. I'm only 5 ft tall so alot of the pants/dresses are super long on me and paying to have them tailored gets expensive. Plus I would love to create my own clothing and wear some of the items that I have seen him make on here (I am in love with that wrap style red dress with the straps on the bell sleeves and the slit that Gunnar made not to long ago. I would honestly get married in that dress... if I were to ever get married that is lol 😂
@Ebony Marie Black I would def wear most of the outfits he creates. I'm a bit wider these days, so tailoring is usually necessary for me too. That's when I really miss not being able to do it myself. I even have a machine, but its use is limited to a seam here, a dart there. Gonna see if I can find that red wrap dress...
Your grandma lives thru you. Stay bless 🎉and never stop creating
An idea for future masterpieces: the fabulous iconic dresses of Scarlett O’Hara, especially the white/minty one, the emerald green curtain dress and the ruby red feathery dress! 😱❤️✂️🪡🧵
Omg i cant agree more! Thats the best idea ive ever heard.
I will never get Carol Burnett as Scarlett O'Hara coming down the stairs in the green curtain dress out of my head.
😍 The dress makes me think of 1940s wedding dresses.
Thrifting material or repurposing things you have at home is a great way to learn. When I started sewing a lot of clothes for myself we did not have a lot of money and buying fabric from the fabric store was not something I could do often. I remember searching through my grandmothers old curtains when I was 14 years old. I found a pair of green floral curtains that I used to make a pair of pants. I loved to be able make something that no one else in school had.
Thrifting and repurposing materials is not only inexpensive and Eco friendly, it can also be a big part of the creative process. Working with what you have often forces you to make choises with how to construct or modify your pattern that you otherwise would not have done. It forces you to think creatively and helps you grow.
My grandmother was also a seamstress and she taught me so much and has been a big inspiration. Many years after making my curtain-pants I chose to become a crafts teacher and I have never stopped using curtains, bed sheets, tablecloths and old clothes both at work with my students and at home creating things for myself.
My grandfathers name was Gunnar. 🙂 He was a skilled wood turner. He taught me a lot too. Never wood turning, but problem solving and fixing and mending stuff.
“Sometimes it’s only cute in your head”. I felt that in my soul. Which is probably why I never end up wearing anything I’ve made for myself 🤪🤪😂🤣
This makes me.want to sew again. My grandparents raised me. Grandmother was also a seamstress. Grandfather was a carpenter too. Together they ran a small 2 acre produce farm and sold many items. So many valuable things learned from them growing up! This brings back so many memories of bargain hunting for scrap fabrics and repurposing things to make something beautiful. I LOVE this dress!!
These dresses are Fab!
I’m from a town in Florida that has more cows than palm trees and it’s about 45 minutes away from any beach, so not what folks expect when I say Florida yet somehow very southern and country. I now live in Connecticut and my life is so different and I feel very kindred to the sentiment you shared about being from a small country town in the south. I absolutely adore this dress and your styles all around. If you do nothing else keep doing what your doing. You’re amazing and the world needs more of this. 😍💜🥰😎👍🏻🤩
I need to see this on a model. It’s so beautiful
You have that raw child like creativity which I adore so much. Love all your creations ❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss. I also come from a long line of fabulous women who sewed with creativity and pride. Losing them is so hard, but they live in in their creations. You have made them proud! As we say in the rural South, "you done real good by 'em!"
Amazing! You made your grandma very proud. What a beautiful dress.
I appreciate thrifting fabric so much. The past few months I've made a Regency gown & stays, working on the shift & petticoat. All out of curtains, sheets & tablecloths from a thrift store.
you brought back life to forgotten fabric and made them once again beautiful. Thank you, for sharing a part of you with us.
I love your work, I try to pass this to everyone that is encouraged to sew, thank you for sharing your talents with us.
I have loved watching you for ages. You are so clever and so sweet, You are also so good to your loved ones and your generosity knows no bounds. I hope you are ever more successful.
This is absolutely beautiful! My mother was an avid sewer, she made all our clothes when we were young. She tried to teach me but I just couldn't get the hang of it when I was young, but watching you had made me want to try again. Sad my sister gave away her seeing machine when she passed recently. Thank you for the inspiration!
Oh, so sad about your Mom's sewing machine! Can you buy it back? I know how you feel. I inherited my mother in law's singer machine. It's a powerhouse, nothing fancy, but it has balls, which is unusual now.
You have mad talent and it's wonderful that your family provided you with the skills, but they should be very proud of what you have done with them. Your grandmother is part of you, and with everything you create a part of her lives on through you.
This is so pretty! It looks modest, vintage with a modern feel.
This is so beautiful, Gunnar.
Thank you for sharing a little bit about your background in the short version of this video. It's lovely to see and hear about the influence your people had on you. You honor them well.
Gorgeous! I would have never believed this dress was made from thrifted tablecloths if I hadn’t seen it for myself; you are sooooo talented!
So sorry to hear about your grandmother. Blessings to you and your family.
I know your youtube shorts are more popular with lots of views, but I love your longer form videos and hearing your thoughts and designs in greater details. Thanks for sharing your creations with us!
This dress is absolutely beautiful. I also feel like it’s such a flattering cut for many different figures as well. Thank you for sharing, your work and dedication is always inspiring.
Stunning. Could see it with flowers and clear fairy wings for a magical themed wedding.
I have only ever shared your shorts…this was my first time watching a longer video…I’m very impressed! I like how you talked about the process and showed both the start and the final product!
Love anything repurposed with a flair ….. Aka Vintage all the way !!!!
I love just about everything you have shown us. The fabrics, the artistic whims and just the way you present things is marvelous. I would like to see you do some larger size fashions I know you have the fashion sizes 0 to 32 but I would love to see some dresses put together or outfits put together for size 20 and above thank you for your time larger ladies need love and inspiration also.
I like the way you think… You’re right…
It's incredible how you see garments in random fabric! They come together as if by magic!
Awe, your story made me miss my Grandma too 🤗! This dress is stunning. I wish I could have had you make my wedding dress!
if you read all the comments, even the nasty ones, I just want you to know I love your work and watching your videos always uplifts me. You're a beautiful soul and thank you for making my boring days a little bit brighter (I could never sew, my hands are afraid of a sewing machine!).
This Is STUNNING!!! I'll get married next year in may, and my dress type is very similar to this. You have a gift in your hands.. everything you sew is a masterpiece!!!💓
This dress is beautiful, I would have loved this for my wedding 32 years ago. It would work back then, as it will now. I love that you have such a creative family and skills are passed on to the children and grandchildren. 💜
The dress is stunning. I get the 70's vibe with a great updated neck line. As always a win❣️
Absolutely stunning. Your grandmother would be happy. Knowing your keeping the sewing family going with amazing work. Lotsa love and hugs. 😻💙🌸
Why anyone would leave you a nasty comment is beyond me.
Love your work & your creativity!
I came here from your short About this dress. Truly a beautiful dress and loved seeing the process. I’m sorry about your grandma. I’m sure she has always been so proud of you
You make draping look so easy! I've been sewing for damn near 50 years and I've never really made patterns but I think if I got myself one of those bootstrap dress forms, I could definitely learn to drape and create my own patterns and designs!
After sewing that long you deserve the form. Look for used ones and talk with local seamstresses alterations people. May e you can get one at a discount. Good luck and happy sewing.
@@samim6809 They actually don't make them that fit me. I'm shorter than 5 feet so very short torso and I'm a 54G, so they are always too long and too small.
@@VoodooAngel63 I saw this! You can make your own dress form ruclips.net/video/iOPYhH6YHpQ/видео.html
The dress is stunning. I love thrifting but wow I've never seen anyone take curtains and make a wedding dress. See Gunnar you are always pushing the boundaries and with such a great attitude, I truly want to ask for longer video's. I just enjoy your vibe and energy. Major thumbs up, back pats, don't stop. When you do what you love your soul speaks in so many ways. Stay amazing Gunnar.
I love history in clothing so heres a challenge for you sir. Try to make a dress from an era you don't know. See what you learn, see what's in your comfort zone and see what Gunnar Pazaz you can put into the piece. Good luck!
What you said about your grandmother in your Short was really touching. I just lost my grandmother, too, and she was such a huge part of my life ⭐️
I really didn’t like the fabric when you chose it, but you really transformed it into a beautiful dress. Well done!
You should totally have your own class on skill share. I've been sewing for yrs but listening to you, you make a lot more sense on how you approach a project and the small details that were never taught to me. Thanks for teaching an ol broad new tricks sha
I love old lacey tablecloths! I'm so glad that you did this... Thank you Grandma! 💕
that's gorgeous. I'm typically into more modern designs but this is so lovely and simple I would wear this.
This dress made me smile, even before I knew it's story. It reminded me of grandmother who taught me to see and embroider by hand and 60 years later, I STILL don't know how to sew by machine. Grandma instilled in me that it's better to sew by hand, what else to do once the "electrick fails?" Grandma taught me all the skills of sight and handicraft you used here.
You go!
I'm not a dressmaker nor do I sew (except for seed beads) Just found your channel & I absolutely love you to bits. I'm 65 yrs young & love this wedding dress, just stunning. Hugs from England x
Wow Gunnar that is a beautiful dress. It's amazing what you can do with material no one else would dream of using. 🙂❤
I’m obsessed with this dress!! The structure is everything, and love that you brought curtains to a level of absolute elegance!
Beautiful as always, Gunner. I would love for you to create something in an art nouveau style. 💜
I love this vintage inspired wedding dress. Only a truly talented designer could make something so beautiful from curtain panels! I'm a huge fan. Keep designing and keep inspiring others.
Absolutely stunning! Would love to take you up on the offer of a free month's worth of classes but I'm welcoming my daughter into the the world in just over two weeks from now. You are inspiring!
This is stunning. Soft, romantic and flowy. I could see someone wearing it for a garden wedding, tea party theme or country even if they accented it that way. It has old-world romance but still lets the wearer be comfortable. Lace can be hugely expensive. This project took available, often forgotten resources to create something old world with new life. Thank you for sharing your beautiful creation with us.
Hey Gunnar, I love how the scalloped tiers on the skirt turned out. That dress is a beautiful juxtaposition of fresh and vintage. Kudos! 👍😊👍
You are a beautiful person. The red Velvet and lace prom dress you made for your niece complimented her so well. She and the dress are gorgeous!
Amazing!!! I would wear that for my wedding! You are truly talented. 💗
@Kathleen Keeley I thought the same! So incredible!
TY!
Oh.my...Gunnar...you did such an amazing wedding dress. I've been married 31 yrs. This is a #1 wedding dress I would pic if it existed then. And looks like that dress in the Cars rock group with the emotion in emotion....and believe me...both are to fit a princess or queen!!! Thanks for showing us all your skills!!!
I love this! Lost my mom almost a year ago and one thing we always talked about was her helping me make my wedding dress like my nana helped her make hers. Keep it up you have such amazing talent
Absolutely beautiful! The 70s was my era, and you nailed that boho vibe. The sweetheart neckline is sooo pretty, and the tiers of the skirt are so feminine. It's one of my favorites of all your work! ❤
So pretty, my wedding is in August at a flower farm and something like that would be perfect 😍 Great Work
Awesome!!! I’m sorry for your loss. You keep her alive through your creativity.
Obsessed with how talented and personable you are, Gunnar! Thank you, thank you for sharing your art with us 🙌🏼✨ xx Tania
Gunner, I loved this video. I can’t stop buying beautiful vintage linens and curtains even though I don’t need them. They are so beautiful. Your gown is lovely! Vintage linens are great for first communion dresses and baptismal gowns. I took my deceased mother in laws wedding gown that no one wanted and turned it into a family baptismal gown that all her great grandchildren have used.
Beautiful! Reminded me of my first dress for SCA. Found some gorgeous colored curtains in the thrift store. I had that dress forever.
Never thought of cutting out the detail like you did. I'll have to try that.
I absolutely adore You!!!! You’re so talented and sweet!!! My husband is just wowed by your “ART”!!! I was born in 1963… My mother made all my clothes except for tights and socks… she even made slips for my dresses… We made a quilt together when I was a teenager… I can sew a few things… I made doll clothes for my red headed Midge and Barbies… I love those memories that watching you brings back… I had those curtains… 30 years ago… You just keep WOWING Us Please…
I bloody love it, yet another amazing design and execution. Oh and please tell me you will be doing a class on skillshare as im signed up and really want to do a sew along with you on there xx
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@@GunnarDeatherage that's tempting
Love, love, love! What a beautiful dress! You are SO CREATIVE AND TALENTED!
Just brilliant! Repurpose into something beautiful!
I grew up a coal miner’s daughter’s daughter in the Appalachian mountains in Pa and my paternal grandmother was a seamstress. She passed away before I was 21 and started ballroom dancing. She used to make some of my dance recital costumes and they were beautiful when I was younger and I really missed her and her resourcefulness when up against those expensive ballroom costumes. When you don’t have much you have family and we were close. Lots of talent but nothing in my pockets. I wish I would’ve had time to learn from her. Your story touched me. The result was gorgeous btw! ❤️❤️❤️🪡🧵
This makes me want to crochet a ground length evening dress so badly lol
This sounds lovely! Have you started yet?
18:26, Friday, 8 April 2022
@@karengerber8390 I need to 😅😅😅
I just got done crocheting shawls for my daughter and two granddaughters. I put my mind to it and got it done. I'm so very proud of myself for sticking it out and getting the work completed. I go to the bag o day site on youtube for most inspiration, or other youtube sites. I recently found a simpl shawl design that is completely easy, nothing fancy. Nothing says love like homemade gifts!!
You are the type of artist who can see the statue in a pillar of marble. Just simply remove the unnecessary parts. You are so much fun to watch!
Love your videos!!! How many times do I tell myself every time I’m pressing, flat and beautiful flat and beautiful!!!!
The dress came out great just looking at it if you took the bottom layer off that would be a beautiful dress as well. 💕🧵💕
always press FLAT AND BEAUTIFUL!
You did a fantastic job. What a great way to honor your Grandmother's teachings! She is so proud of you!
That actually looks lovely
Nicely done✨
Sending you lots of love. I watched your short about this dress, and I wanted to let you know that you aren't alone. I was raised in a similar type of family, and my grandmother was the one person I was closest to. She died in 2020. I miss her everyday, and she helped me become the person I am now. Take it easy, and again, know you are never alone. ♡
I would love to wear one of your beautiful creations. You are so talented.
I love watching you make this artwork. Usually I just watch your shorts but I had to see how you put this dress together. So so pretty!
Your work is beautiful! Will you make a regency era dress? Think Jane Austen time frame?
Ummm… gorgeous!! I’m so thrilled to see your ingenuity! I made a white dress out of vintage lace curtains for a little girl I adore. It turned out so cute. She and her mom loved it! My mother was my influence in my sewing. With 7 children finances were tight. My mother would craft the most wonderful clothes out of things like bedsheets and hand me down fabric remnants. I enjoy learning your background is so simple and humble. It definitely brings even more of an appreciation for you and your talent.
This is insanely Beautiful! It makes me think of Gone with the wind when she gets her dress made of some beautiful hunter green curtains and she used curtain tie backs for her hat! Wonderful job 🙌🙌👏👏
It’s lovely I could see it at a beautiful outdoor wedding or even a beach wedding
It's absolutely stunning!!! You're amazing!!!
I love it when you come up in my RUclips shorts. You are such a inspiration. All the love and light and peace to darling.
Who had something nasty to say bro seriously y’all need to grow up if you can’t do what he’s doing or be an encouraging force like he is. Keep your opinions to yourself just because you have a phone with an account doesn’t make you a necessary (worthy) critic, save the hate speech it’s 2022 wake up!
I agree!! He is so talented!! I love his work, it's stunning.❤❤❤
This wedding dress is absolutely stunning! 100% need this dress
You have an amazing talent. It is such a special gift to see you create beautiful clothing by recycling and/or repurposing items. The wedding dress is gorgeous. I look forward to seeing more of your creations! Thank you for sharing your gift.
Gosh! I wish I had your talent. I am getting married in December and this dress is DEFINITELY my style. I have been watching your channel for ideas. You are INCREDIBLY talented. The hate comments are from the people who wish they could be like you.
I becam familiar with you on the short videos, great to see you make longer ones. My first wedding dress was actually made from curtain material because we could not find the tulle that I wanted in regular dressmaking fabric so we went to the kitchen fabrics and found just what I needed to make the dress. Your creations are just breathtaking. You are so talented.
Why on earth is anybody leaving nasty comments?!!! I am utterly astounded. Everything you do is beautiful, inclusive and achievable. All things to be loved, appreciated and admired.
Please skip through any such contribution. Try to feel pity towards those who are very obviously too bitter and vile to see the joy in what you do everyday.
You are a talented, gentle soul. There are legions of us who deeply appreciate you in so very many ways