Rose Fairy Dress Costume Tutorial | How to make a fairy flower gown costume
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Learn how to create a fairytale style avant garde costume rose fairy dress in this two hour tutorial! We will be putting up a men's costume soon as well!
Here is a link to the 21 dress measurement video (the numbers associated with these measurements will be necessary for the video!): • 21 Dress Measurements:...
Time Codes for sections of the video (for those of you on mobile):
Intro: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
Petal Skirt Patterning: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
Petal Skirt Assembly: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
Corset Patterning: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
Corset Assembly: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
Hoop Skirt Patterning: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
Hoop Skirt Assembly: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
Finish: • Rose Fairy Dress Costu...
We will be building a FAQ for this video here as questions get asked. So ask away to help your fellow costumers! =)
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We are a photography/dressmaking team living in Portland, OR. We have a passion for fairytale, fantasy, and mythical aesthetics and want to help others find that touch in their works as well! Sean is also a filmmaker with a passion for action and comedy, and Harmony loves botanical sciences and the outdoors. Feel free to say hello! =D
Hey everyone! This an early heads up that Temperate Sage tutorials is starting a new channel for crafts and we will be doing tons of new stuff there! :D Go ahead and subscribe to us here to get on the game early! Welcome Damsels in DIY: ruclips.net/channel/UCNNcbUNXiEknUHbZCfYBg2Q
Rose Skirt Patterning 3:51
Corset Patterning 54:22
Corset Assembling 1:17:13
Hoop Skirt Patterning 1:41:22
Hoop Skirt Assembly 1:46:06
Rose skirt Assembly 43:27
Thanks so much
Hi! I'm making a Rosetta cosplay and your tutorial was so detailed and perfect I now have little to no fear about making her rose skirt. It has a lot less petals but I did have one question... how easy is it to sit with that skirt? will the petals crunch or get damaged, because mine are definitely planning to cover me while I'm sitting.
This dress is beautiful 🌹 I'm almost finished with it and it's gorgeous!! Thank you for the awesome tutorial
Send pictures please! I would love to see it. My email is gesasage88@gmail.com or send me a link to a gallery.
Clever!!! Watched to the end. Grandaughter having a tea party birthday thought this would be cute for her to wear. Now to make out of materials and finishes that aren't specific for a photoshoot. I think a wearable version can be achieved. Can be done with crinoline for stiffener, 2 layers of fabric and running light weight wire along the edge with a tight stitch serged edge protecting the wire. Split the back petals and hooks and eyes aren't necessary. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you! This is actually a very wearable dress for everyday. ;) I take it out to fairs and festivals for 8+ hour days frequently, and it is very well behaved and easy to have fun in. I would recommend sticking with the heavier wire unless your granddaughter is a toddler because the wires are actually necessary for holding up the shape and pose of the petals.
When testing with lighter weight wire, petal drooping became a real problem for me as the day went on. Also the back petal split and hooks are super helpful if you want the dress to stay in the right shape with the wires and not have petals droop to the front side. I have an older version of the dress that I did not do that with and everything drags to the front end without the balance of the back end secured clips. I also wouldn't be afraid of using the stiffeners in the petals for the stiffness it has really held up with time! Any time I need to wash a dress when they get too dusty, I take them in the back yard, hose them off, and then allow them to dry out.
Just thought I would pop my two cents in so that you can learn from my past mistakes. :)
this is going to be a fun and difficult challenge! love the dress!
I am a face painter from Australia and absolutely love this dress. It would be a dream to wear and is sooooo magical!!!
I made one in purple and it's so fun to wear!
Send pics to gesasage88 @ gmail.com I’d love to see!
You are so talented. These dresses are breath taking.
Thank you! ^^
I love the dress really much. I want to try it soon. Just have to find the time. Luckily I will not have a real deadline. Thank you for all the clear information and great tutorial.
+Barbara de Visser Glad to help! ^^
I wish that you can make a DIY on Queen Tara's Costume (Epic Movie) that would be coool)
It's beautiful ! You really were very attentive to each detail , you're talented for sure !
Hey love the iron ! Never seen a little hand held steaming iron like that before
Thank you! It's silly, I've been using a travel iron like this since college, and just never bothered to buy a full size. XD
this is so lovely and the final dress is beautiful! Perhaps I missed it in the video, but what type of fabrics do you use for the dress? is it silk?
I'm trying to figure out too
I'm only following the most basic details about the rose petal skirt, but this has been such an awesome tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing this. I wanted to make Rosetta from the Tinkerbell pixie Hollow movies and none of the cosplays that were available looked right to me. Still in the process of making this, but I have my fingers crossed that it turns how great. Yours is so beautiful, I just hope mine is half as good😅
You can do it! It can be finicky but so satisfying once complete!
@@SageandDandy Your tutorial was so helpful! While I don't think my cosplay turned out quite as well as yours, I really appreciate your guidance. With a little more practice, I hope to improve my skills and get closer to your level of expertise. I'm still happy with how my cosplay came out, and I had a blast sharing it at my first cosplay contest at Comic Con last weekend. Thanks again for your help!
omg i just noticed your Oddworld shirt
Oh great..are you doing it for Halloween as well?
A-MA-ZING. Incredible job, very lovely, PERFECT!
Hello I'm just about to make my TinkerBell Cosplay. The Cosplay is your style. With me, the leaves are not off: / what kind of wire did you use? Warm greetings from Germany
Love this dress and I want to make it, but I found your corset section overwhelming and a little confusing. Do you think this will work if I just use a pattern for a bodice that I already have? I have several patterns
Yes, I have seen people make builds and send me pictures with other bodices. Send pics!
Yeah... Good job. More such tutorials
+Klaudia Czerwińska Thank you! They are hard to pump out frequently but I will do my best. ^^
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial.
I was wondering when you were going to release the men's rose outfit to match? Very keen to try making a set.
Thanks again, love your work.
Goodness I got behind schedule during wedding year! I'll add that to my list!
Wow! Just... WOW! I was lookin for fairy wings but this is breathtaking. I dont have a sewing machine...but this is on my list to make... someday. Absolutely gorgeous! Do you make fairy wings too? ❤️
Check out Damsels in DIY RUclips channel we have a wing tutorial that will work with this dress over there and all you have to do is add fabric slots to the back of a corset or vest so they are strapless. :) But it does take a sewing machine to make them.
When you were sewing the wire into the petals, what foot where you using. I'm making something similar and I'm finding that sewing the wire is the tricky part. Any help would be much appreciated
+Sammo012 It is generally pretty tricky and no matter what foot you use I recommend you go slow and steady with it. For me I used a general seam foot that has a slight opening down the center of the foot allowing the wire to be mildly guided along.
+Sammo012 Also, I highly recommend using a manual machine when doing the wire, because computerized machines are more likely to shatter the needle if it gets off placement. Having the control of the needle with your foot will greatly reduce that from happening. On average I break about 3 needles per rose dress.
Thank you for the tips and help. I have a manual machine and have also tried a test run. but found that the cotton will bundle up in the one place. What would you recommend ?
wow, that's an awesome dress. great photos.
+CraftsDotCupCake Thank you! ^^
What type material did you use?
I do have a question for the corset: I am not a fan of strappless tops of any kind. Therefore I rather not wear corsets ( I do have one, but I only wear it at special occasions). Do you recommend any other kinds of tops to go with the rose skirt? Thank you very much.
+Barbara de Visser Hmm, I would suggest using corseting no matter what style the top, but perhaps you could add some capped sleeves to it or even make a small lace up shawl to go over your shoulders and upper arms.
Those are so beautiful.
Thank you!
This is so beautiful!
What material did you use for the petals?
+KLee Style For my personal project dresses I use recycled and remnant fabrics, so the petals of these dresses where made with a mixture of different kinds. This one included cotton, cotton poly blend, and pure poly woven fabrics.
+Temperate Sage Thanks!
that's awesome i really want to see ur other dress tutorial
I have one doubt?, If we want to buy that type rose frock....
What we do???
I do sell customs in my etsy shop TemperateSageFashion, but they are very intensive projects so I charge $5500 as a minimum to make them.
Hi. Which fabric did you use for the skirt?
Thanks so much for this! I'm going to try and make the skirt for my daughter's halloween costume (the rose from the Little Prince) but use a green body suit and leggings instead of the corset. If I don't paint the petals, would you recommend stiffening the fabric with either a liquid stiffener or a fusible stiffener? Thanks again.
Definitely use the liquid stiffener as it will hold a more organic shape.
Thank you!
So inspiring. Thank you for sharing! You are amazing
Thank you! ^^
Which wire is that..name plz
Bonsoir je suis amoureuse de votre costume j'adore vraiment magnifique j'aimerais savoir si c'est possible quel patron avez-vous utilisé et quoi comme tissus merci beaucoup cordialement corinne
Can you do a tutorial on the male outfit seen in this video?
hello I love your tutorial bravo for sharing. I would like to know how did you make the corset pattern on the mannequin or is it a paper pattern please? i have a lot of trouble with english so difficult for me. Thank you
I patterned it on fabric using measurements. It is all shown in the video. :)
How long did it take to dry after modge podge
No words 😍😍😍😍😍💓
o.o I’ve never sewn before.
I’m gonna fail.
Lets do this!
I’m making some progress but afraid to assemble anything
@@alexestler5114 how is it going?😄 I kinda wanna try this, but I’ve only ever done simple projects
WOW ! 😍
dear what is that White bottle name which is mixed with that 3 quarter of water? (muged pud ? i heard like that. I dont know that name exactly . pls help me)
is it possible Real flower dress
Clever video looks pretty :) But can I soak the petals in white? Or will it not show if I do? Because I want to paint it in pink and red. Just curious thanks :3
You can certainly try! I would recommend a test painting job if you aren't sure you will like the results, you could just make a spare petal out of the left over fabrics and test how it will look on that. Just remember to do the drying process exactly the same on the test, because that can have a big effect on the end results.
Temperate Sage Thanks I'll keep that in mind! :)
Hello :) Where did you get that big pack of boning?
+Erika Drummond I buy my boning in bulk orders from this seller: corsetmaking.com/category/corset-making-supplies.html The kind I am using in this video is the steel coated machine washable boning. You might want to finish your corset before ordering so that you can measure for the lengths you will need. I have a supply with every length they sell on hand, but it costs hundreds to keep that around. XP If you are making a dress for medium to petite size body I recommend using the 1/4 inch boning size, if you are building for a large to plus size body I recommend the 1/2 inch boning for extra support. Here is a direct link to the kind I get: corsetmaking.com/category/white-steel-boning.html
+Temperate Sage You are so sweet to put so much detail in your comments and reply so quickly. I really it. Can I email you a picture of my dress when I complete it?
+Erika Drummond I meant to put the word appreciate* somewhere in there. lol
+Erika Drummond Yes please! My email is: gesasage88@gmail.com
+Temperate Sage Thanks. I'm at the point where you sew the wiring in and my needle snapped :(
I do but it rose dreds it takes 26 days
34:51 tank u share tutorial...
C'est très compliqué pour moi car je ne comprends pas anglais si vous pouvez m'aider cordialement
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@@BlackShadowANDmy Bonjour le souci est que je ne comprends pas l'anglais donc je déchiffre comme je peux c'est pas évident
@@menneciercorinne2675 c’est le tutorial complete que vous avez besoin ou juste une partis ( mon francais n’est pas parfait mais je peut essayer de traduire )
Where the hop thing go? Why is it there? Do you need it?
You need it under the petal dress to keep the petals from chaffing the wearers legs and also to help prop the petals up a little more. ;)
Dear what is that White bottle name which is mixed with that 3 quarter of water? (muged pud ? i heard like that. I dont know that name exactly . pls help me)
irunika perera Mod Podge
Se podría en español por favor
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Do you NEED the boning?
If you are going to make a corset like this, then definitely! If you plan to make a looser fitting top of some other style in place of the corset, then you might not need boning.
Temperate Sage thanks. You are SOOOOOOOOO AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Temperate Sage thank you so much for replying!
wear gloves when painting. otherwise great job.
old crone.
you put an ad every 5 minutes.. theres like 20 ads! youtubers like you is people download ad blockers.
I wish that you can make a DIY on Queen Tara's Costume (Epic Movie) that would be coool)
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