Personally, I feel that the gothic tendencies are welcome year-round on this channel. Who needs to have the self constraint to be spooky in only October? Not me. Definately not me. Great video as always!
This came out so cool! As a guy learning to sew and tailor, I love watching your videos. Thanks for always bringin us the 'A-Tier' spooky content, Bianca!
I love how she makes both entertainment-heavy and technical-sewing-heavy content. I've learned so much about sewing from watching, but I also really enjoy watching her skill & talent as a filmmaker grow & evolve.
What I love is that even if someone doesn’t make their own patterns, it is possible to learn so much from these videos to understand about how clothing goes together.
The neck is a really fun, subtle bit, but it's that yoke and gathering that really have me intrigued! I've been feeling inspired by Victorian stuff for spooky season, because who does spooky better than Victorians? So I've been wanting to make a goth blouse and couldn't think of a way to do the yoke without it looking too old-ladyish. The angled yoke really makes it spooky and old-timey without being old-fashioned (if that makes sense at all). Love it! Maybe I'll even find time to do it...
Thank you April! I did a modern/Edwardian top last year with a different yoke that I need to experiment more with again in an even spookier fashion ruclips.net/video/oz7uDLt_CUg/видео.html
Oh my! It turned out beautifully! You have such a wonderful style. It makes me wish I were younger and had better vision and a less shaky hand, then I could get back to sewing again. I love watching you work and explaining things as you go. It reminds me of things I had forgotten and teaches me things I hadn't learned. Thank you.
My high school friend and I are completely healthy at nearly 70. He, however, decided to throw himself a wake. He built himself a coffin on a wheeled base, and after all the guests (mourners) had arrived, the pall bearers wheeled him in. Eulogizing happened, then the coffin was propped up and used as a photo booth. Great party! which proves goth is all year!!
Your work is so detailed and your designs are wonderful. To have one tenth of your skill I would consider myself lucky. You do amazing work, never stop creating!!
I have run out of fantastic superlatives to talk about your amazing talent. This was Gothic coffin perfection. ⚰️🖤 And your orange highly pigmented eyeshadow set it off with the perfect pumpkin-y flare 🧡🎃🥰
Brilliant use of bias binding to finish the coffin cutout! Very elegant, and spooky. Putting a different plate on your 99K is challenging to collectors (like me) but I applaud you for doing it. These machines were built to last, and although they were designed and styled for different time periods, adapting your machine to your tastes is entirely appropriate, and historical. You are part of your machine's history, and vice versa. You live in an era when rufflers and tuckmarkers are out-moded, but your machine was designed when attachments to do these functions were state of the art. But nothing campares to a really good single stitch machine. Well done keeping your 99K relevant and stylish. 🦋
Thank you Kirsten! I promise I'm storing the original plate in the bentwood box of the machine, so it remains with it's machine and can always be reunited ❤ Not that I plan to part from my 99, I love it ✨
Your commentary of coloured pencil use had me in stitches (pun intended) "I have no shame" "I'm gonna keep doing it because - you're not my mom". This was another great video! Cotton sateen is my favourite, the drape is soooo good. :)
Truthfully, I feel mostly people mainly just need a machine that does one or two stitches and does them well. Mostly out there seems to be machines that do tons of stitches and are finicky as heck!
My machine isn’t QUITE that old (a Kenmore from the 70’s), but - even though the self-threading mechanism is broken and while I 1) can no longer see well enough to EASILY thread my needles and 2) can NOT find a replacement for it ANYwhere - I am loathe to replace the machine because it has TWO stitches; a straight stitch and a zig-zag with multiple widths. Every time I LOOK at new machines I am comPLETELY overwhelmed by the MULTitiude of unnecessary stitches that I know I will never use!
I love the subtle coffin shape. Great video! I’m inspired to make myself a cute gothic-lite dress like this. *wanders off to put another project on her already full to do list*
Very nice!!! And fun!!! As soon as I loose enough weight to have some semblance of a waist again I may snatch a few of your very clever and classy and always fun design ideas. Your explanations are very clear and complete! Thank you for sharing the fun with us all. Your talents are greatly appreciated and enjoyed.
I love the coffin cut out! I also love a cotton sateen, not only because of the way it hangs but also the beautiful sheen it has. Another beautiful dress!!
Thank you for showing us the dark side of sewing! Love the dress and everything you design. Nice change from the classic knit tee. One day we might see you do something with black spider netting and rhinestones.
I have a few vintage patterns that have a similar style of cut out, the only difference is that there is a 'bow-tie' made of the binding to close off the neckline. What a fun, gothy, Halloween dress!
Ah, Thursday. My favorite day. I did live through the 80's so, no sholder pads for me. However, I really like the yoke on the all-in-one sleeve. I have some lovely moss green linen with ivory embroidered flowers all over. It's a lighter weight than I usually use so I wanted to add some volume to the dress. Your yoke and gathering should do the trick. I have made 8 dresses with your all-in-one sleeve and it is all I want to wear. So flattering and very comfortable. Thank you for enriching my life, because that is what you have done. I love sewing again!
Very smart going from a larger to smaller seam allowance under the arm instead of having to do all that clipping in that high stress area. I hope I remember to use this trick if I'm ever in need. I do like the upgrades on your machine. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. Sorry I don't comment often, I don't know what to say. Sending well wishes always xo
Love how it turned out! Also, your tip about using bias tape for the neckline was genius to me. I'm new at sewing at I am really struggling with that area/collars, etc. Would love to see a video on a variety of necklines and tips/techniques on how to do them.
Huge shoulder pad fan here 👋🏻I love this dress! My 6 yo son has starting watching your videos with me now and thinks you're amazing. He's OBSESSED with the Star Wars and Blade runner look books. Vincent would like to request a video showing the making of one of your sets because they're 'epic' 🖤🖤🖤
I absolutely adore the cut out! So gorgeous! And fun :) you could probably wear it all year and most people would not notice the shape…just that the dress was lovely.
Subtle and beautiful. This turned out so beautifully. Your sense of style is unique and elegant. I so enjoyed, as I always do, watching you and learning. I enjoy your little jokes here and there as well. Loving the vintage ornate decorative face plate. My sister had that exact machine when we were growing up. Once again thank you. Good work. 👍😊😉
I do like the cut out WITH the gathering placement. I think it adds further focus to the neckline. Whilst not a spooky fan myself, I do appreciate the idea of breaking the mold regarding keyhole details, and this is a wonderful tutorial and inspiration.
THE COFFIN KEYHOLE OMGGGGG I love everything about this, the everyday spooky look is just so glam and I'd love something like this for myself. Thank you for your videos, whenever I'm completely lost i can usually find out what I should do on your channel.
Lovely dress, not just for Halloween but for any evening/cocktail occasion! Great instructions how to make this dress. I love your sewing machine, I have a Singer 201K which is a dream to use, I know the 99K is also great and a real workhorse.
What a great simple dress with special details! The neckline would also be super cool if it tied at the point where the coffin came together just to add to the Victorian glamor of it all. I love it!!
Wow! I am in the middle of some pattern fiddling myself (-- trying to stave off the desire of needing to lay on my face until the feeling goes away {just a tiny bit frustrated.}.) This is just WOW!
Wow getting up close to 100,000! I love the swirling faceplate! Excited about your new tattoo! This neckline is very lovely and could work as a subtle work nod to goth for those Corporate Goths out there.
You sure are talented. I enjoy seeing when you finish a garment. Sure, wish I had learned how to sew. Ha maybe in my next life. Thank you for sharing. The dress you did recently with all the jewels on the back wow I have never seen anything like it. Just beautiful.
I find Subtle goth is the superior goth for most adult life situations. Do I want weird stares all throughout the grocery store when I just came to get some milk and bread, no. Do I want to share a knowing look or passing complement with the cashier with 10 piercings and electric blue hair, yes.
Solidarity with blue haired cashiers ✨ This reminds me that when I studied in London, there was an attendant at the front desk of the V&A museum with very long, very curly, turquoise and aqua hair. This was already very pretty, but the desk she sat at happened to be right under a giant aqua and green glass chandelier and it made for a great match!
... Finally realized why I hated 80s shoulder pads! They often weren't there to create an hourglass effect - they were there to make the body look like a box. Not that I had curves in the 80s, being a child, but my adult bust - does not lend itself to "box", and thus I've avoided shoulder pads. A prominent bust does have potential to work well with hourglass, which I definitely don't have... but maybe stacking all the design features - shoulder pads, colour/texture blocking, sleeve length... may contribute to the illusion. Hmmm...
I'd be very interested in a chalk/pencil video, I sew mostly black and find chalk comes off too easy so I use soap slivers, a bit of a pain but the kids don't steal them😂
😻😻😻🦇 that is so cool 😎 I like the coffin shape and i love the gathering in the bodice. It gives shape and texture. Kind of makes the neckline shape stand out. A rose or a jewel, a moth or bat or maybe a skull suspended in the right spot in the opening would be cool also😊
Just watched your Femme Fatale dress video. The idea floated I to my head that the Starburst darts on the front would look snazzily authentic (I think lol) with black sequins sewn over them to highlight the style lines to catch a little light. Just a thought. Love your videos!
Exquisite design choice! I would love to have a dress like this just to see other people's faces when they notice the coffin keyhole (coffinhole?) and want to ask about it but they are not sure of what they are witnessing and don't want to sound weird. :D
Personally, I feel that the gothic tendencies are welcome year-round on this channel. Who needs to have the self constraint to be spooky in only October? Not me. Definately not me.
Great video as always!
Hear hear! Celebrate Spooky Day year round!
Thank you! It's true I like to leave the spooky dial turned up year round, but hopefully I can range off the charts in October 😂🎃
This came out so cool! As a guy learning to sew and tailor, I love watching your videos. Thanks for always bringin us the 'A-Tier' spooky content, Bianca!
I love how she makes both entertainment-heavy and technical-sewing-heavy content. I've learned so much about sewing from watching, but I also really enjoy watching her skill & talent as a filmmaker grow & evolve.
What I love is that even if someone doesn’t make their own patterns, it is possible to learn so much from these videos to understand about how clothing goes together.
@@ReisigSeeds understanding darts and their ability to shape stuff has been a game changer for me and how I look at designs now!
Thank you!! ❤❤❤
Thank you! Trying my best to bring the spooky indeed 🦇🕷🎃
The neck is a really fun, subtle bit, but it's that yoke and gathering that really have me intrigued! I've been feeling inspired by Victorian stuff for spooky season, because who does spooky better than Victorians? So I've been wanting to make a goth blouse and couldn't think of a way to do the yoke without it looking too old-ladyish. The angled yoke really makes it spooky and old-timey without being old-fashioned (if that makes sense at all). Love it! Maybe I'll even find time to do it...
Thank you April! I did a modern/Edwardian top last year with a different yoke that I need to experiment more with again in an even spookier fashion ruclips.net/video/oz7uDLt_CUg/видео.html
Oh my! It turned out beautifully! You have such a wonderful style. It makes me wish I were younger and had better vision and a less shaky hand, then I could get back to sewing again. I love watching you work and explaining things as you go. It reminds me of things I had forgotten and teaches me things I hadn't learned. Thank you.
I really enjoy the diversity of folks who watch her videos 😊 It really is all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels!
Thank you Laurie! 💜
My high school friend and I are completely healthy at nearly 70. He, however, decided to throw himself a wake. He built himself a coffin on a wheeled base, and after all the guests (mourners) had arrived, the pall bearers wheeled him in. Eulogizing happened, then the coffin was propped up and used as a photo booth. Great party! which proves goth is all year!!
He did this while still alive?
He wanted to be at his own party, and fair enough ✨ To be fair we /should/ celebrate people while we can, any excuse works!
@@jaskierdraven9191 Yes. It was all in fun, and the coffin has been used at a few more parties.
now i want to sew spooky casual clothes too, damn. the dress is so beautiful! and your looks are amazing. 🤧
I love "spooky casual" as a category of clothes. 😄
There are so many Halloween cotton prints available that sew up so quickly!! Spooky casual for all!!!
Thank you Mari!
Your work is so detailed and your designs are wonderful. To have one tenth of your skill I would consider myself lucky. You do amazing work, never stop creating!!
Thank you Jennifer! ❤
I have run out of fantastic superlatives to talk about your amazing talent. This was Gothic coffin perfection. ⚰️🖤 And your orange highly pigmented eyeshadow set it off with the perfect pumpkin-y flare 🧡🎃🥰
Thank you Darylyn! I just wish the camera could pick up how this orange eyeshadow shifts bronze/gold, but multichromes are always hard to capture!
Brilliant use of bias binding to finish the coffin cutout! Very elegant, and spooky. Putting a different plate on your 99K is challenging to collectors (like me) but I applaud you for doing it. These machines were built to last, and although they were designed and styled for different time periods, adapting your machine to your tastes is entirely appropriate, and historical. You are part of your machine's history, and vice versa. You live in an era when rufflers and tuckmarkers are out-moded, but your machine was designed when attachments to do these functions were state of the art. But nothing campares to a really good single stitch machine. Well done keeping your 99K relevant and stylish. 🦋
Thank you Kirsten! I promise I'm storing the original plate in the bentwood box of the machine, so it remains with it's machine and can always be reunited ❤ Not that I plan to part from my 99, I love it ✨
Your commentary of coloured pencil use had me in stitches (pun intended) "I have no shame" "I'm gonna keep doing it because - you're not my mom". This was another great video! Cotton sateen is my favourite, the drape is soooo good. :)
Thank you! Sateen forever ✨❤
Truthfully, I feel mostly people mainly just need a machine that does one or two stitches and does them well. Mostly out there seems to be machines that do tons of stitches and are finicky as heck!
I have loved living with my treadle for years and years for just that reason. 💚
My machine isn’t QUITE that old (a Kenmore from the 70’s), but - even though the self-threading mechanism is broken and while I 1) can no longer see well enough to EASILY thread my needles and 2) can NOT find a replacement for it ANYwhere - I am loathe to replace the machine because it has TWO stitches; a straight stitch and a zig-zag with multiple widths. Every time I LOOK at new machines I am comPLETELY overwhelmed by the MULTitiude of unnecessary stitches that I know I will never use!
I had such a hard time looking for a modern machine to try, I'm so glad I gave a vintage machine a shot. I'm never going back 😅✨
I love the subtle coffin shape. Great video! I’m inspired to make myself a cute gothic-lite dress like this. *wanders off to put another project on her already full to do list*
Thank you! Do it!! ✨
Very nice!!! And fun!!! As soon as I loose enough weight to have some semblance of a waist again I may snatch a few of your very clever and classy and always fun design ideas. Your explanations are very clear and complete! Thank you for sharing the fun with us all. Your talents are greatly appreciated and enjoyed.
Thank you so much Catherine!
I love how this turned out! Such a fun design element, and perfect for spooky season!
Thank you Makenna!
Love the beetle brooch!!
Thank you Susan!
Love the purple light makes that filigree pop!
I love the coffin cut out! I also love a cotton sateen, not only because of the way it hangs but also the beautiful sheen it has. Another beautiful dress!!
Thank you Melody!
Stealth goth dresses are the best!
That neck cutout turned out beautifully.
Thank you Violette!
Again Bianca, you have out done yourself! This turned out amazing! Love watching your videos!
Thank you Suzanne!
I do love a pretty black dress and the fact it has a coffin neckline just pops the cherry on top. Halloween is my favourite holiday
Gorgeous!! When the femme fetale is attending her deceased husband's funeral
Thank you Naomi!
Thank you for showing us the dark side of sewing! Love the dress and everything you design. Nice change from the classic knit tee. One day we might see you do something with black spider netting and rhinestones.
Thank you Deb! All I can say for spiderweb netting and sparkles...is stay tuned this month because you are in luck ✨🕷
This dress is beautiful! You did a wonderful job on it (which isn't surprising)!
Thank you Tanisha!
You just have the BODY for these kind of dresses 🥰🤩 absolutely gorgeous
Thank you Ami!
you have no idea how hard i am resisting the urge to run to the nearest fabric shop to make one myself this is SO GOOD! 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you!!
Gorgeous as always Bianca!
Thank you Lily!
I have a few vintage patterns that have a similar style of cut out, the only difference is that there is a 'bow-tie' made of the binding to close off the neckline. What a fun, gothy, Halloween dress!
Thank you Pepper!
Ah, Thursday. My favorite day. I did live through the 80's so, no sholder pads for me. However, I really like the yoke on the all-in-one sleeve. I have some lovely moss green linen with ivory embroidered flowers all over. It's a lighter weight than I usually use so I wanted to add some volume to the dress. Your yoke and gathering should do the trick. I have made 8 dresses with your all-in-one sleeve and it is all I want to wear. So flattering and very comfortable. Thank you for enriching my life, because that is what you have done. I love sewing again!
Remember cutting them OUT of all those clothes?
Thank you so much Julie! I love the all-in-one sleeve so much that I heartily agree, I have to force myself to /not/ always use them 😂
Love the dress. The coffin cut-out is cool and the sleeves gave me the feel of bat wings a little bit.
Thanks Kris!
This dress is so beautiful! I just love the whole coffin detailing and motif 💖
Thank you Michelle!
Cute cute cute! I may attempt this once I get the courage to finish my blocks.
Thank you! You can do it!! ❤
Very smart going from a larger to smaller seam allowance under the arm instead of having to do all that clipping in that high stress area. I hope I remember to use this trick if I'm ever in need.
I do like the upgrades on your machine.
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. Sorry I don't comment often, I don't know what to say. Sending well wishes always xo
Thank you so much Dawn! ❤
Love how it turned out! Also, your tip about using bias tape for the neckline was genius to me. I'm new at sewing at I am really struggling with that area/collars, etc. Would love to see a video on a variety of necklines and tips/techniques on how to do them.
Thank you Buggie! I could certainly do a necklines variety pack video next year!
@@TheClosetHistorian That would be AMAZING!
Perhaps a little skeleton necklace you can adjust so the skeleton hangs in the coffin shape? 😀
Huge shoulder pad fan here 👋🏻I love this dress!
My 6 yo son has starting watching your videos with me now and thinks you're amazing. He's OBSESSED with the Star Wars and Blade runner look books. Vincent would like to request a video showing the making of one of your sets because they're 'epic' 🖤🖤🖤
Thank you Ailsa! And Vincent! I have a big set transformation to make this week and will definitely be filming the process ✨
He'll be so excited 😊
I adore the dress and the cutout, is a Chef's Kiss!💋
Thank you Janice!
I absolutely adore the cut out! So gorgeous! And fun :) you could probably wear it all year and most people would not notice the shape…just that the dress was lovely.
Thank you Corey!
Wow, this makes me wish that I was finally done with my bodice and skirt block so I could make one immediately. Love it!
Thank you Rachel!
Subtle and beautiful. This turned out so beautifully. Your sense of style is unique and elegant. I so enjoyed, as I always do, watching you and learning. I enjoy your little jokes here and there as well. Loving the vintage ornate decorative face plate. My sister had that exact machine when we were growing up. Once again thank you. Good work. 👍😊😉
Thank you Jeanette!
i love the simplicity of this!
I do like the cut out WITH the gathering placement. I think it adds further focus to the neckline. Whilst not a spooky fan myself, I do appreciate the idea of breaking the mold regarding keyhole details, and this is a wonderful tutorial and inspiration.
Thank you Kaytie!
I thought I was the only one who wears Halloween year round! Kindred spirits!
THE COFFIN KEYHOLE OMGGGGG
I love everything about this, the everyday spooky look is just so glam and I'd love something like this for myself. Thank you for your videos, whenever I'm completely lost i can usually find out what I should do on your channel.
Thank you so much! 🧵
This did come out cool! Makes you look like the tiniest waist!
Thank you Denise! The shoulder pads coming in to help me out ✨
Wonderful, this neck line is the one I'm going to use for Whitby weekend, with my coffin black jet necklace.
Thank you Christine!
You make my day every time I watch your new posts. Thank you so much for all your efforts and fun (yet still informative) videos. 😊
Thank you! ❤
I love a gothic detail at any time of the year. Great dress.
Thank you Paula!
Lovely dress, not just for Halloween but for any evening/cocktail occasion! Great instructions how to make this dress. I love your sewing machine, I have a Singer 201K which is a dream to use, I know the 99K is also great and a real workhorse.
Thank you! I want a 201 too...maybe in my next sewing room if I have space ✨
AAA! When I saw this thumbnail I got WAY too excited. I think I have to do this.
Do itttt!
I have so much of your content to catch up on, but boy howdy am I glad this was the first of many. This is SO beautiful!!
Thank you Alexi!
Absolutely one must have the little Halloween details involved. 🕸🦋 Simple is Elegant !!! 😻 Gorgeous Face Plate, Bravo Gifter. 👏
Thank you Dolores!
What a great simple dress with special details! The neckline would also be super cool if it tied at the point where the coffin came together just to add to the Victorian glamor of it all. I love it!!
Thank you Mackenzie!
i am having a great october! watching this vid while i do my own crafts. it's like we're having a fun craft hang. love your work!
Thank you!
My spooky little heart LOVES this! Looks like I'm adding another project to my "To Make" list. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thank you Joy!
This dress is amazing! I see nothing wrong with wearing all the delightfully creepy things year-round, but especially in October.
Thank you! All creepy glam all the time yes 🦇✨
Beautiful dress, but your eye make up is what really catched my attention. Stunning look!
Thank you!
That's such a great look! I'd love to see Caitlin from Ask a Mortician wearing something like this
Thank you Loretta!
Wow! I am in the middle of some pattern fiddling myself (-- trying to stave off the desire of needing to lay on my face until the feeling goes away {just a tiny bit frustrated.}.) This is just WOW!
Thank you Michelle! I hope the pattern behaves!
Wow getting up close to 100,000! I love the swirling faceplate! Excited about your new tattoo! This neckline is very lovely and could work as a subtle work nod to goth for those Corporate Goths out there.
Nice call! It wouldn't be too obvious to the normies, while serving as a nice "IYKYK" moment for fellow goth-y types 🖤
Thank you Thea!! I just had the idea today that I should make one with lace in the cutout as well sometime 🤔✨
Not about sewing but I do love your channel you are so creative. My personal comment ..LOVE your branch and leaf tattoo .
Thank you Jennifer! 🍂🕷
Love the spider brooch in your intro! Always fascinated watching you manipulate darts. This dress turned out well--definitely giving off a goth vibe.
Thank you Beth!
I was distracted rewatching another one of your videos, was about to take a break and saw this new one! Breaks can wait!
Thank you Adam!!
Lovely outfit as always! My hems always hang because I start the project, forget about the project, and finish it months later.
Thank you! That is one excellent way to make sure you stretch your hems 🧵✨
love the finished dress ! And as I have commented on your most recent video, love that new filigree face plate on your machine, so pretty!
Thank you Kaz!
Fabulous dress! I love the shoulder pads, I feel they add real elegance to an outfit. 💚
Thank you!!
So elegant and also goth! Love it!
Thank you!
You sure are talented. I enjoy seeing when you finish a garment. Sure, wish I had learned how to sew. Ha maybe in my next life. Thank you for sharing. The dress you did recently with all the jewels on the back wow I have never seen anything like it. Just beautiful.
Thank you Sandra! ❤
Great dress! All black spider brooch on this dress will definitely make people look twice! So cool!
Cathy from Alabama 🥰🥰
Thank you Cathy!
Ooo I really like how that came out!
I love this so much! It’s simple, yet it’s one of my favorites you have done so far.
Thank you Amber!
Even the simple things are top notch🥰🤩
Thank you Diana!
This is just so cool
Thanks Jason!
Such a cool idea, it looks fabulous!
Thank you Caroline!
This turned out so cute! The shoulder pads made the sleeves look a little "bat-ty" and so on point with the spooky theme!
Thank you! Big winged sleeves are needed in October ✨🦇
I find Subtle goth is the superior goth for most adult life situations. Do I want weird stares all throughout the grocery store when I just came to get some milk and bread, no. Do I want to share a knowing look or passing complement with the cashier with 10 piercings and electric blue hair, yes.
Solidarity with blue haired cashiers ✨ This reminds me that when I studied in London, there was an attendant at the front desk of the V&A museum with very long, very curly, turquoise and aqua hair. This was already very pretty, but the desk she sat at happened to be right under a giant aqua and green glass chandelier and it made for a great match!
I always love your garments but I can’t wait to see what you’ve got coming this month❤❤
Thank you Patti!
Delicious as always! Thank you. Lu x
Absolutely fabulous
Thank you Tonya!
Love this. I also cut out shoulder pads on most things but they really make a difference in this dress!
Thank you Lesli!
... Finally realized why I hated 80s shoulder pads! They often weren't there to create an hourglass effect - they were there to make the body look like a box. Not that I had curves in the 80s, being a child, but my adult bust - does not lend itself to "box", and thus I've avoided shoulder pads.
A prominent bust does have potential to work well with hourglass, which I definitely don't have... but maybe stacking all the design features - shoulder pads, colour/texture blocking, sleeve length... may contribute to the illusion. Hmmm...
I have a black and green sateen I didn’t know what to do with. Thanks for the inspiration. :)
This turned out super cute!
Thank you!
Woot! Bring on the creepy gothic stuff!
I'd be very interested in a chalk/pencil video, I sew mostly black and find chalk comes off too easy so I use soap slivers, a bit of a pain but the kids don't steal them😂
Love this dress
Thank you!
Gorgeous as always. Love your videos.
Thank you Dawn!
This is so pretty!!! I love it!!! Great work as usual!!!
Thank you Autumn!
I love this dress! The coffin is so awesome ❤
Thank you Charese!
I love this!!! What a cool idea. I look forward to seeing what else you have in store for October!!!
Thank you Sarah!
absolutely gorgeous! I'd love to see it with a skeleton necklace, might need to make my own
Thank you! Do itt!
Loved this. So cute and stylish. Also perfect for the season. Thank you. 😊
Thank you Linda!
😻😻😻🦇 that is so cool 😎 I like the coffin shape and i love the gathering in the bodice. It gives shape and texture. Kind of makes the neckline shape stand out. A rose or a jewel, a moth or bat or maybe a skull suspended in the right spot in the opening would be cool also😊
Thank you Tena!
This is so CUTE love love love
Thank you Daniella!
Just watched your Femme Fatale dress video. The idea floated I to my head that the Starburst darts on the front would look snazzily authentic (I think lol) with black sequins sewn over them to highlight the style lines to catch a little light. Just a thought. Love your videos!
Thank you Tisha!
your brooch is fantastic
Thank you!
I'm loving this dress😍
Thank you Carol!
Vous êtes merveilleuse Bianca 😊
Merci!
I’ve the coffin cutout! As always, your designs are interesting and lovely. ⚰️
Thank you!
Exquisite design choice! I would love to have a dress like this just to see other people's faces when they notice the coffin keyhole (coffinhole?) and want to ask about it but they are not sure of what they are witnessing and don't want to sound weird. :D
Thank you Valeria! I'll let you know if anyone notices 😅