Just a note: this is not only amazing because it is sustainable but its also an AMAZING idea to make these jacket for the homeless or those in need of a warm jacket but cant afford a proper one. I also live in Toronto and the temperatures here are insane!! This is a wonderful idea!
Yes, in fact there is a designer who does that, his name is Bas Timmer. He makes jackets/ slepping bags from tents left in music festivals and others, and gives them to homeless people!!
We in that premiere life now girl! Actually this was such an adrenaline rush, the intro reminded me of how excited I'd get in the heyday of HQ Trivia LOL
Awesome! Crazy... this is brand new too. I've been wanting to make fleece (or I think it's called mink or mole skin or something new I saw at Hobby Lobby that was softer than fleece) lined puffer pants and socks since they're expensive. I lost a bid on a sleeping bag I was looking at darn... was a zero degree bag too. Oh well... I'll get there eventually. Thanks for sharing!
This whole project really encouraged me in figuring out ways DIY and sewing can be more sustainable in my life, tell me if you got more ideas as you were watching! Also, thanks so much for supporting me on this journey (there was a rough middle spot in this coat where I really wanted to GIVE UP), all your encouraging comments from the past keep me going. YALL ARE GOOD TO ME 😭
withwendy i love love love your tutorials!! I really want to be a fashion designer or something related to that when I grow up!! So this really helps my ideas grow and my skills to increase!
Not only I enjoy your video and I’m Deaf. I really appreciate your efforts to include everyone with the captions. I loves fashion and DIY. YOU ARE SO WONDERFUL! THANK YOU WENDY!
I love that you did a long and visiable overview of the finished product while wearing it. Love the things you do, but in the past, you didn't show the finished product properly and I sort of felt that I was missing out. So this is really awesome! Keep it up!
Hi Wendy! The next time you sew something thats thicker/with multiple layers you might want to use a walking foot. I just got one and it has been a game changer! It’s typically used for quilting when sewing layers together. Hope that helps!
Also, those pants are bomb!!!!! If I made one of those parka jackets, I would make mine shorter/ cropped cuz I live in the south (US Florida) so I don’t need much coverage lol!! Also, THE PLAID INSIDE OF THAT SLEEPING BAG OMG!!!!! SO CUTE!!! That jacket would even look cute inside out!!! (Except for the zipper, of course!)
I love making new things from old. I suggest going though linen closets to find old pillowcases, curtains and towels or whatever else you find interesting and seeing where the fabric leads you. It challenges your creativity and skill, and is "sustainable"!
Now I really want to make a parka out of a sleeping bag. Thrift flips are always fun and show how you can reuse something and make it totally new. Also making things from deadstock fabrics
This is amazing!! If I ever need to replace my parka, this would be such a cool project to try out :) the end result looks like it could be a one-of-a-kind piece at a high-fashion boutique
This is a great, imaginative project. I've watched a bunch of your vids. I have a tip for seam ripping that will save you a ton of time, and perhaps make seam ripping less hated. I'm a man who sews. I make stuff for my family. When my mom taught me to sew, she showed me the traditional way to rip a seam. I figured out a different, much faster way when I was in the Air Force and needed to change stripes and patches on uniforms. Five uniforms make 10 patches just when I made rank. You need a sharp x-acto knife or equivalent. I prefer a No. 10 blade for this. Begin by spreading the seam apart to begin exposing the thread. Slice the thread with the x-acto, like a surgical incision. This will allow the seam to separate some, making it easier to pull the seam apart further, making subsequent cuts easier and easier. When you pull the seam apart after a slice or three, several stitches at a time come out, speeding it up even further. Hold the item down with the hand you use to make the cuts, while the other hand gently separates the seam. This makes taking apart even the heaviest seams and thread very easy. Obviously, be careful to not cut the base fabric. Practice once or twice before ripping something important.
I just love Wendy’s video editing style and her clothing style all in all, she’s the first TH-camr that has inspired me to sew to my fashionable needs and to be confident in my own style, I really get so excited when she posts, can’t wait till this video premieres!!
At least wear it yourself for a winter first to check if it's actually practical. Most summer sleeping bags are not warm and are particularly miserable if they get wet. I'd want to actually wear one through the winter and test it before I gave it to someone, especially someone actually vulnerable.
You are so skillful!!! And I'll never get tired of saying that you have such a soothing voice. You could be talking just about anything and I'd still watch every single one of your videos
I dont know why but you showing the realness of how much of a struggle it can be making your own clothes while sewing but you being persistent and it still turning out BOMB gives me so much motivation to keep going ❤️❤️ Thankyou Wendy for being innovative and creative 😊😊
I really want to do this but I want to do more of a 90s version by finding a barbie sleeping bag or something like that & short & I love u ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🦄🌻😘😍💋🌈
I learned recently that ribbon like that is actually petersham rather than grosgrain, because it has a woven (wavy) edge instead of a bound edge. It can be steamed into a curve easily, so it was used a lot in millinery for hat bands. (Sorry, this is what happens when I find an unfamiliar word in a historical novel and fall into a Google hole looking it up.) This was such a fun project, I really enjoyed it. Do you think you will actually wear this? I love the zipper you chose! I think I would have added a hood if there was enough fabric left.
Maybe something quilted? I bet you can use lots of scrap fabric for that! Also if you find knitted sweaters with holes in it, try unraveling it for a new project! It’s cheaper and less wasteful than buying a new skein ✨
I was looking long and hard to find how to make a coat out of a duvet and you've done the next best thing and it works FANTASTICALLY! Its BRILLIANT! Well done!
Lol. Can only imagine all the work that went into making this video while making this coat. I can't sew because I never learned how but this is amazing.
Wendy is amazing. I recently discovered her and I’m loving her. She is adorable and something to teach all of us. I really like is that she is honest about her mistakes. It is never perfect and I love that. Get it Wendy! You are wonderful.
That is just the most awesome make ever!! I would have never thought of it. So cute. I love the contrasting colors, and the way you bound the seems. Nice that you had a pattern. It is so great. Genius!
I adore this. I'd love to see you do something with zero-waste pattern cutting! I think you'd get a really beautiful result, seeing how hard you work. Thanks for the inspiration!
I love reuse. I spent 45 yrs doing costumes for a rural community theatre. My place of shopping was Goodwill thrift stores and rummage sales.. We had almost no budget for costumes...sheets pillow cases, table clothes , bug skirts , anything with gobs of material to work with..my favorite was making things from the embossed shower curtains. I made Rupenzel a beautiful Renaissance gow. From 3 shower curtains. Next time I see a decent sleeping bag I'm going to try it, then donate it to an organization that helps the homeless...a perfect jact for them warm and cold resistant
i’m obsessed with this! i know a youtuber named Bira did a short version of this about a year ago and i love this longer version too!! so cute and creative!!
your hard work paid off! that jacket looks awesome!!! absolutely love the pop of the yellow zipper and all the colors together are amazing! well done!!!!
I love this! I've been making my own clothes using your "cloning method" over the last year or so and I've been wanting to make a puffy jacket and also some kind of snuggie type garment from a old blanket. This video like combined both of these concepts and now I think I know how I can tackle it. Thanks, please keep making awesome videos like this! PS I thought you did really great at making it sustainable.
How awesome!!! I'm glad you hung in there and made it work. I also have done something like this for my small business where I make cushioned bags for stone poi pounders and I challenged myself to make it out of old and reusable aloha/hawaiian shirts :) thank your for sharing the message of sustainability, reuse and recycle. Aloha
I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS DIY OMG thank you! Also this is definitely off topic but girl we really need a makeup tutorial from you if you haven't made one already..I always appreciate how natural & radiant you look ❤❤❤
Great idea I want to try. Tip for pulling heavy thick fabric through the machine is to pull the fabric in back AND the front of the needle. This stretches the fabric taut then pull gently so the needle doesn’t bend.
i looked up a tutorial on how to make a sweater from a crochet blanket (because i just bought one from an op shop, and i want to spice up my sewing projects) and i found your channel and i have just stumbled onto this video and i am buzzing from excitement! i would never have thought to try this and now im dying to do this too. Awesome video!
For some reason I had thought you were putting the zipper in asymmetrically and the right edge would line up with the stripe( I thought a cool idea) but... It turned out awesome in the end. Very well done!
New sewist here. I find your videos so helpful and entertaining!! You mentioned to comment with any upcycle ideas we might have.. maybe you already have videos on these and I just haven't gotten that far yet but I'd appreciate a tutorial on upcycling 3 or more old garments into a bomber jacket or bomber sweater, with a lining! Also something to make with old pretty curtains, reusing waistband elastics, and darts... DARTS!!!! Someone pleeeeease help me with darts! Lol thanks and keep up the great work ❤
I am so trying this!! This was an amazing idea!! Walked into work with a coworker who was wearing a big puffy parka (polar vortex in KC, MO!!) and she said, "It was the closest thing to a sleeping bag I could find." I was scrolling through youtube and saw the title and nearly fell out my chair!!! It's so cute! and that yellow zipper is the bomb!
first of all i have to say it again i love that your growing your hair out (yet i wanna cut mines) lol. this jacket is sick- that yellow zipper did it for me and that collar.. high collar makes everything looks expensive. the end video showcasing it, i was into it.. ive been watching your videos for years so seeing you do different things and edits excite me
wendy!! i just participated in a local fashion show where we could make any look go down the runway. i made an outfit out of unconventional recycled materials like seafoam green styrofoam squares quilted together! and i made pants out of a cream denim that were like bellbottoms but cut into thick fringies at the bottom, if that makes any sense. i dip dyed them the same color as the styrofoam shirt, and it turned out really cool. the meaning behind it was kind of to show the mysteries of the ocean and the juxtaposition of the styrofoam being recycled to create a message of how our wasteful actions harm the environment. i am so inspired by everything u create and how organized u are when u sew, and it definitely encouraged me with that fashion show endeavor! thank u for all the effort and detail u put into ur content because it really is helpful for youngins like me who need access to a good teaching resource! much love, and love the coat and its sustainibility💘
LOVED how this turned out!! Definitely need it for our Canadian winters!! ✨ Still quite novice when it comes to sewing, but hopefully one day I’ll get to a point where I’m confident to try this out. Always love your work, keep it up, Wendy!! 💛
Love this idea. You are so talented!! Download the Bunz app right away, too bad it is only good in Toronto for now. Hope the company can make it across Canada.
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I feel like you’d find this at urban outfitters for like 300$
People would pay thousands if it had a brand label
Or on nike.com for 700
I hate that you're right
supreme collaboration
Just look up Norma Kamali coats, she's been doing the sleeping bag coat since the eighties. Love Wendy's version though.
Just a note: this is not only amazing because it is sustainable but its also an AMAZING idea to make these jacket for the homeless or those in need of a warm jacket but cant afford a proper one. I also live in Toronto and the temperatures here are insane!! This is a wonderful idea!
Yes, in fact there is a designer who does that, his name is Bas Timmer. He makes jackets/ slepping bags from tents left in music festivals and others, and gives them to homeless people!!
This is exactly what I was thinking!!!
Yeah if they have a sewing machine lol
Chance the rapper also did this in Chicago...convertible winter coat and sleeping bag
Wow! I thought the same thing and opened the comments to write it! These would be awesome donations.
WOW the best DIY ever and I haven't even seen it yet
We in that premiere life now girl! Actually this was such an adrenaline rush, the intro reminded me of how excited I'd get in the heyday of HQ Trivia LOL
Awesome! Crazy... this is brand new too. I've been wanting to make fleece (or I think it's called mink or mole skin or something new I saw at Hobby Lobby that was softer than fleece) lined puffer pants and socks since they're expensive. I lost a bid on a sleeping bag I was looking at darn... was a zero degree bag too. Oh well... I'll get there eventually. Thanks for sharing!
This whole project really encouraged me in figuring out ways DIY and sewing can be more sustainable in my life, tell me if you got more ideas as you were watching! Also, thanks so much for supporting me on this journey (there was a rough middle spot in this coat where I really wanted to GIVE UP), all your encouraging comments from the past keep me going. YALL ARE GOOD TO ME 😭
withwendy i love love love your tutorials!! I really want to be a fashion designer or something related to that when I grow up!! So this really helps my ideas grow and my skills to increase!
You should make a tutorial on those army pants everyone wears!
Been following you since the beginning and honestly you inspired me to start sewing again❤
You could be a model
You're iconic, this is the energy I need to be having for 2019 ❤❤❤
Not only I enjoy your video and I’m Deaf. I really appreciate your efforts to include everyone with the captions. I loves fashion and DIY. YOU ARE SO WONDERFUL! THANK YOU WENDY!
_when u dont get enough sleep at home so u nap anywhere u can_
Just roll up and doze away 😴
I love that you did a long and visiable overview of the finished product while wearing it. Love the things you do, but in the past, you didn't show the finished product properly and I sort of felt that I was missing out. So this is really awesome! Keep it up!
Turned out super Duper! An inspiring piece, you can have a below zero rated stylish coat on budget.... BRILLIANT
You wicked genius!!! 😍 LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
Love the sustainability theme!!! So amazing 😍❤️
yes!!!!
Wow the whole process was breathtaking!!! i love the yellow zipper accent as well as the checkered inner!
Hi Wendy! The next time you sew something thats thicker/with multiple layers you might want to use a walking foot. I just got one and it has been a game changer! It’s typically used for quilting when sewing layers together. Hope that helps!
Omigoodness chances are I own one and just didn’t know about this!! I’m going to check
You could be a gap model
*should
FerreraMagnetia yes
Also, those pants are bomb!!!!! If I made one of those parka jackets, I would make mine shorter/ cropped cuz I live in the south (US Florida) so I don’t need much coverage lol!! Also, THE PLAID INSIDE OF THAT SLEEPING BAG OMG!!!!! SO CUTE!!! That jacket would even look cute inside out!!! (Except for the zipper, of course!)
A HodgePodge of AudgePaudge aye Florida gal pal 🤠😎
Some people wont sew because they hate seam ripping so much. That is where experience and patience comes in. Good job.
Girl 🙈 your next project should be a military/marching band jacket! I can just see you in this vintage looking piece and I’m like...YES!
The yellow zipper makes a surprising difference!! Brilliant idea 😍
Reminds me Utica Queen's outfit in the most recent episode of RPDR.
I love making new things from old. I suggest going though linen closets to find old pillowcases, curtains and towels or whatever else you find interesting and seeing where the fabric leads you. It challenges your creativity and skill, and is "sustainable"!
Now I really want to make a parka out of a sleeping bag. Thrift flips are always fun and show how you can reuse something and make it totally new. Also making things from deadstock fabrics
"Sleeping bag, but make it fashion"
This is amazing!! If I ever need to replace my parka, this would be such a cool project to try out :) the end result looks like it could be a one-of-a-kind piece at a high-fashion boutique
This is a great, imaginative project. I've watched a bunch of your vids.
I have a tip for seam ripping that will save you a ton of time, and perhaps make seam ripping less hated. I'm a man who sews. I make stuff for my family. When my mom taught me to sew, she showed me the traditional way to rip a seam. I figured out a different, much faster way when I was in the Air Force and needed to change stripes and patches on uniforms. Five uniforms make 10 patches just when I made rank.
You need a sharp x-acto knife or equivalent. I prefer a No. 10 blade for this. Begin by spreading the seam apart to begin exposing the thread. Slice the thread with the x-acto, like a surgical incision. This will allow the seam to separate some, making it easier to pull the seam apart further, making subsequent cuts easier and easier. When you pull the seam apart after a slice or three, several stitches at a time come out, speeding it up even further. Hold the item down with the hand you use to make the cuts, while the other hand gently separates the seam. This makes taking apart even the heaviest seams and thread very easy. Obviously, be careful to not cut the base fabric. Practice once or twice before ripping something important.
Wow. This is ingenious. I love it! Anybody who doesn’t has obviously never been stuck outside in the cold 🥶
I just love Wendy’s video editing style and her clothing style all in all, she’s the first TH-camr that has inspired me to sew to my fashionable needs and to be confident in my own style, I really get so excited when she posts, can’t wait till this video premieres!!
Would be awesome if people did this as a group and donated them to shelters.
At least wear it yourself for a winter first to check if it's actually practical. Most summer sleeping bags are not warm and are particularly miserable if they get wet. I'd want to actually wear one through the winter and test it before I gave it to someone, especially someone actually vulnerable.
@@junbh2 you'd just have to find a waterproof sleeping bag :)
I need to learn to sew! I love the idea of taking things you don't need anymore and making something new out of it.
The yellow zipper was definitely a good choice ❤️❤️
The color combo on this jacket is to die for!!!!
Ps. Wendy always has the best music in her videos!!
I’ve been trying to find a parka like this online and they are always so expensive !!! this is the diy I’ve been waiting for !!!
I even like the lining of the sleeping bag! you can even wear it as inside out. so impressive!
Wendy I really like the color scheme you chose with the yellow and maroon!! And the socks!! Very cool.
SO TALENTED!! This was sick
Thanks Julia!! Sending you lots of love and warmth!!
You are so skillful!!!
And I'll never get tired of saying that you have such a soothing voice. You could be talking just about anything and I'd still watch every single one of your videos
Walking foot comes out handy for layers of fabric.
You're a true genius. Officially gathering supplies to do this
I don’t have a sleeping bag but I now have an idea for an old comforter that I no longer need!
I dont know why but you showing the realness of how much of a struggle it can be making your own clothes while sewing but you being persistent and it still turning out BOMB gives me so much motivation to keep going ❤️❤️ Thankyou Wendy for being innovative and creative 😊😊
i love this!! the zipper made it look so much cooler than I could have expected! good choice
absolutely adore the tartan lining inside, so cool!
I really want to do this but I want to do more of a 90s version by finding a barbie sleeping bag or something like that & short & I love u ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🦄🌻😘😍💋🌈
Omg. Do it! Do it now!!
Such a good idea!!
I learned recently that ribbon like that is actually petersham rather than grosgrain, because it has a woven (wavy) edge instead of a bound edge. It can be steamed into a curve easily, so it was used a lot in millinery for hat bands. (Sorry, this is what happens when I find an unfamiliar word in a historical novel and fall into a Google hole looking it up.) This was such a fun project, I really enjoyed it. Do you think you will actually wear this? I love the zipper you chose! I think I would have added a hood if there was enough fabric left.
Maybe something quilted? I bet you can use lots of scrap fabric for that! Also if you find knitted sweaters with holes in it, try unraveling it for a new project! It’s cheaper and less wasteful than buying a new skein ✨
So happy I found this video! I plan to make a simple long jacket from a lightly quilted comforter!
I loved it! I think it needs something in the waist to break up the siluete and maybe some snaps after the sipper as a finishing detail
I was looking long and hard to find how to make a coat out of a duvet and you've done the next best thing and it works FANTASTICALLY! Its BRILLIANT! Well done!
Lol. Can only imagine all the work that went into making this video while making this coat. I can't sew because I never learned how but this is amazing.
Wendy is amazing. I recently discovered her and I’m loving her. She is adorable and something to teach all of us. I really like is that she is honest about her mistakes. It is never perfect and I love that. Get it Wendy! You are wonderful.
That is just the most awesome make ever!! I would have never thought of it. So cute. I love the contrasting colors, and the way you bound the seems. Nice that you had a pattern. It is so great. Genius!
Game changing upcycling! Such a great winter warmer 💎💗🌍
That looks way cuter than I thought it would. Good job girl. I have to admit I will never be doing that. I think I would need more industrial machine.
I adore this. I'd love to see you do something with zero-waste pattern cutting! I think you'd get a really beautiful result, seeing how hard you work. Thanks for the inspiration!
I love reuse. I spent 45 yrs doing costumes for a rural community theatre. My place of shopping was Goodwill thrift stores and rummage sales.. We had almost no budget for costumes...sheets pillow cases, table clothes , bug skirts , anything with gobs of material to work with..my favorite was making things from the embossed shower curtains. I made Rupenzel a beautiful Renaissance gow. From 3 shower curtains. Next time I see a decent sleeping bag I'm going to try it, then donate it to an organization that helps the homeless...a perfect jact for them warm and cold resistant
This is the BEST most incredible DIY I have ever seen. So much patience went into this. Sharing with all my friends this is awesome !!!
This is such a cool idea! definetly a gret way to repurpouse old sleeping bags, THANK YYOU WENDY I LOVE YOU
Amazing!! Love that you got a nice colour with a stripe =) Also a great second life for a secondhand item!
Loving the finished product , the inside makes it very unique.
Best idea ever! I love videos where you repurpose old stuff into new
This was a fantastic project. Now you've got me roving resale looking for a sleeping bag or something similar. Love it!!
love this sustainable sewing project!! it turned out so amazing, the colours are beautiful!
i’m obsessed with this! i know a youtuber named Bira did a short version of this about a year ago and i love this longer version too!! so cute and creative!!
I love the sustainable theme!! More like this plz
Another awesome diy! Thanks Wendy!
Oh my goodness! I absolutely love this jacket!
Great up cycling 🚵♀️. Thank you.
☘️🌝🌲
Wowowowow I’m really impressed with the transformation!! Well done!! Soooo inspiring!! Many thanks for sharing ♻️☺️💚
Wendy, just wow! This is so inspiring!! Your videos always create an impact in me, I immediately feel the urgency to move and create right away
Your mind it’s so POWERFUL
would love to see a coat made from a vintage patchwork quilt!!
your hard work paid off! that jacket looks awesome!!! absolutely love the pop of the yellow zipper and all the colors together are amazing! well done!!!!
I love this! I've been making my own clothes using your "cloning method" over the last year or so and I've been wanting to make a puffy jacket and also some kind of snuggie type garment from a old blanket. This video like combined both of these concepts and now I think I know how I can tackle it. Thanks, please keep making awesome videos like this!
PS I thought you did really great at making it sustainable.
AHHH This is fantastic! One of the things I've put on my bucket list is learning how to sew so thank you for inspiring me to not give up!
Getting sustainable ‘WITHWENDY’!!!! 🙌🙌🙌
How awesome!!! I'm glad you hung in there and made it work. I also have done something like this for my small business where I make cushioned bags for stone poi pounders and I challenged myself to make it out of old and reusable aloha/hawaiian shirts :) thank your for sharing the message of sustainability, reuse and recycle. Aloha
I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS DIY OMG thank you! Also this is definitely off topic but girl we really need a makeup tutorial from you if you haven't made one already..I always appreciate how natural & radiant you look ❤❤❤
I will do one!! There’s been lots of requests which means a lot for I am no beauty guru no sir
This was soooo dope 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great idea I want to try. Tip for pulling heavy thick fabric through the machine is to pull the fabric in back AND the front of the needle. This stretches the fabric taut then pull gently so the needle doesn’t bend.
i looked up a tutorial on how to make a sweater from a crochet blanket (because i just bought one from an op shop, and i want to spice up my sewing projects) and i found your channel and i have just stumbled onto this video and i am buzzing from excitement! i would never have thought to try this and now im dying to do this too. Awesome video!
For some reason I had thought you were putting the zipper in asymmetrically and the right edge would line up with the stripe( I thought a cool idea) but... It turned out awesome in the end. Very well done!
14:59 "Toron-to" vs. "Toron-o" the struggle is real for a Torontonian hahaha
Especially as someone who grew up outside the city, I had no idea of this silent T thing all my life until moving here 😂
@@withwendy I lived in the outskirts as well so I can totally relate 😂This was such an amazing tutorial!! I have to go check out Fabric Room now! ☺️
You are my HERO! Thank you for creating & sharing this super creative video! I ❤️the colors, noice
New sewist here. I find your videos so helpful and entertaining!! You mentioned to comment with any upcycle ideas we might have.. maybe you already have videos on these and I just haven't gotten that far yet but I'd appreciate a tutorial on upcycling 3 or more old garments into a bomber jacket or bomber sweater, with a lining! Also something to make with old pretty curtains, reusing waistband elastics, and darts... DARTS!!!! Someone pleeeeease help me with darts! Lol thanks and keep up the great work ❤
Wendy you killed this👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
That’s just fabulous!
I am so trying this!! This was an amazing idea!! Walked into work with a coworker who was wearing a big puffy parka (polar vortex in KC, MO!!) and she said, "It was the closest thing to a sleeping bag I could find." I was scrolling through youtube and saw the title and nearly fell out my chair!!! It's so cute! and that yellow zipper is the bomb!
I love this. I have so many sleeping bags from old camping trips. Now I can DIY with them. Thank you Wendy for sharing your creativity.😍😍☺️😊
That looks awesome! I think i would have used the soft flannel for the pockets so my hands would be a little more warm but this jacket looks so warm!
first of all i have to say it again i love that your growing your hair out (yet i wanna cut mines) lol.
this jacket is sick- that yellow zipper did it for me and that collar.. high collar makes everything looks expensive.
the end video showcasing it, i was into it..
ive been watching your videos for years so seeing you do different things and edits excite me
The patience on this women blows me away every time
wendy!! i just participated in a local fashion show where we could make any look go down the runway. i made an outfit out of unconventional recycled materials like seafoam green styrofoam squares quilted together! and i made pants out of a cream denim that were like bellbottoms but cut into thick fringies at the bottom, if that makes any sense. i dip dyed them the same color as the styrofoam shirt, and it turned out really cool. the meaning behind it was kind of to show the mysteries of the ocean and the juxtaposition of the styrofoam being recycled to create a message of how our wasteful actions harm the environment.
i am so inspired by everything u create and how organized u are when u sew, and it definitely encouraged me with that fashion show endeavor! thank u for all the effort and detail u put into ur content because it really is helpful for youngins like me who need access to a good teaching resource! much love, and love the coat and its sustainibility💘
WOAHHH!!! I LOVE EVERY THING IN YOUR OUTFIT!!! AMAZING JOB
What a smart idea, and great for the environment.
LOVED how this turned out!! Definitely need it for our Canadian winters!! ✨ Still quite novice when it comes to sewing, but hopefully one day I’ll get to a point where I’m confident to try this out. Always love your work, keep it up, Wendy!! 💛
Awesome project! I think I can, I think I can! I love your make up, too!
Wendy!! Like the Spanish saying goes “Te la comiste”!!!! You are awesome!!!!
omg i'm speechless........... BUT GOOD WORK GIRL, YOU'RE SO STYLISH! I WANNA SEE MORE OF THIS! kisses from Brazil :D
What would be super cool is weaving a bag of some sorts like you weave your tapestries.
So cute and creative and the zipper was a perfect choice.
So Creative !!!!
Love this idea. You are so talented!! Download the Bunz app right away, too bad it is only good in Toronto for now. Hope the company can make it across Canada.
I hope so too! Just needs some more ppl in each area to give it a lil love :)