I remember when I was little, the flour sack were made of white fabric, my mother made shorts out of it and a blanket that I love so much. I was so proud of my blanket that my older sisters teased me about it. I really don’t understand them for I thought I was very lucky that my mom made it just for me.
My sister is an artist and made several bags from flour sacks,,, and by made i mean i made them since i was the only one who knew how to use a sewing machine and barely got any money from all my work lol. I still have some leftovers from all the stuff i made back in the day
First it was the crazy idea, then the fancy dress-making abilities, the entertainingly honest voiceover (burning plastic included), but it wasn't until you said you were homeschooled that I knew I had found a friend lol
I'd consider asking art galleries in your area! One called Frank in Chapel Hill, NC used to do a no fabric dress challenge (called rubbish 2 runway) to challenge artists and promote recycling (the main focus was on the fact materials can be recycled into smth else aka a dress). They gave awards, displayed the dresses for awhile, and did a whole runway. I made a dress entirely out of caprisun pouches (which I do not recommend lol). Sadly they seemed to have stopped doing it tho, good luck with something in your area! Wish I could participate in another
Findlay, Ohio is one place, but they’re all over. See if there are any state/province fairs over the year they usually have some sorts of fashion competitions you can enter. Also they’re the whole duct tape prom dress thing and you can get a huge scholarship for that
You really can. I once made a Mary Poppins/boater style hat in an ~hour out of cardboard from furniture packaging, following directions found through pinterest. Sprayed it black with hair spray that kept rubbing off, and it fell off my head too easily but it was worth it.
When I was a kid ( I’m 60 now) they used to sell rice, flour and oats in cotton floral bags. My mom and sisters used to take them when they had enough saved up and made clothes out of them. Dresses all kinds of things. As I recall they were really beautiful. Does anyone else remember doing this. The picture of the dress you made was really beautiful and you certainly deserved to win....
I remember seeing it in the American Girl Doll Kit Kitridge movie when I was little and I thought it was so cool!!! I wanted my own floral chicken feed sack dress 😂💕
I remember my Grandma(may she RIP) telling me the same! her mom used to recycle the rice bags to make them dresses for the holiday ! she told me that was during the WWII. we live in Egypt btw ! lots of love
You remind me of myself at that age. Ive been a professional tailor for over 25yrs. My grandmother was a tailor and at age 4 she put a needle and thread in my hand and by 7 i was making barbie clothes. By 7th grade i was making my own clothes and the rest is history. You are very talented. The feed bag dress is awesome. Very creative, very impressive. There arent many of us around anymore that can sew like this and with this degree of creativity. Tailors are a dying profession. Well done!😉
Hi....m a tailor by profession ..it's been 10 yrs in the business. .I just wanted to tell you that you are very talented. ..keep it up girl. ..I loved your work. ..
I know . I have been watching her for a week maybe ..10 videos and 2 of them now show she lives in or near Findlay, Ohio . I have lived in Ohio for over 50 years.. sorry, was hard NOT to notice
I just found your channel, and your voice overs are life!!! Besides being incredibly talented, your wit is great! How do you not have a million subscribers already?!?!
Oh! You were homeschooled *Its all coming together now* {Me over here homeschooled for 3 years and now basically 4} *iM jUsT lIkE yOu. YoUrE jUsT lIkE mE*
this honestly one of the most mindblowing things i've ever seen, you're insanely talented!! after 4 years of fashion studies and a fashion degree i wish i could make gorgeous garnments as easy as you do!!
Micarah in a nutshell: I feel like I need a hat to go with this dress. Oh, I know! I'll trace this perfectly good sunhat I already own to make my own out of cereal boxes!
You are a gifted sewist-engineer. Given an unlimited choice from the many luscious textiles/fabrics, Your creations would be over the top. You are so pretty, tiny and made a great model for your work.
I kinda thought this was suppose to be a challenge in reference to when they’d make clothes out of flour bags during the 1930s,,, I was wrong but this is still cool!!
Your creativity is absolutely amazing and inspiring. It's like when an artist can just naturally pick up a pencil and come up with really awesome artwork like it's a regular ol' Tuesday, except you use a sewing machine which is mind blowing to me. I'm really inspired. You're amazing. Keep up the good work. Don't listen if people try to devalue your gift.
omgosh your dress looks sooo pretty! The CD sparkle pieces was a great idea! But oh man, I can imagine how scratched up your arms would get from all the shards >___
Sequins can be just as bad. I have a 'prom dress' based cosplay with an all sequin bodice that gives me a rash like result on my inner bicep from the friction and scratches. But deffo glass based cds are worse
Not to mention how hard it is to even cut them in the first place! I used to make art out of them when I was little and it was still sacrilegious to cut them up, and my wrists were always so sore afterward.
I love this video. I’ve seen your newer ones starting about 3 or 4 years ago, but not this one. You are still the amazing, youthful, energetic and talented person..just a little more experienced. I’m so thankful that TH-cam put this on my feed today.
Foil candy wrappers would have been a safer idea - no sharp edges. Plus they could have added color to the flowers. Unless... you didn't have access to sufficent candy wrappers because you eat healthy?
Wow! You’re amazing!!! So talented!!! This reminds me of the time my Mom made tea party hats for all our guests for my 5th birthday party. She made the hats with plates, bowls & ribbon. She started by tracing the bottom of the bowl onto the middle of the hat then cut the traced area out leaving a kinda donut shaped plate. Then, she flipped the bowls upside down & glued them to the center of the hat to close the donut shape & since they were cut out there & the bowl was ya know a bowl, there was enough room for the tops of our little heads ~ wala a party hat was born! She then spray painted them yellow & punched holes on either side of the brim & knotted 2 ribbons (one on each side) underneath which we used to tie in a bow under our chin to keep the hats on. She may have even added some ribbon or faux flowers to trim the brim but I can’t remember. They were super cute! Love your unorthodox methods of sewing. We have similar ways of creating 💕 (I’m a jewelry designer). You’re so fun to watch!
This was actually really helpful! I made the same (ish) thing bit with extra newspapers, and the newspaper I made it out of found out and liked it so much they did a story on me! Thanks so much for inspiring me!!!!
You my dear are a most talented young lady! There are some bad rants of ppl being home schooled but you put those rumors to shame! Keep up the good work. You are a very smart and well adjusted, hardworking tenacious sweetheart. I live your narration. Im glad I clicked on the video. I know your parents are proud.
Great job on the dress. Congratulations!! you deserved the win and for being on the front page of your local newspaper. Wonderful and beautiful dress, hat and video.
Totally awesome 👍 my mom would talk about grandma would make there dress out potatoes sacks and all i could thank of was berlap ,,, but I wouldn't say anything and one day I was watching PBS and Nancy notions a sewing show and she had potatoes bags and it was flowered and beautiful so then it all made since,,, Thanks for sharein 😁 🌻
not homeschooled but reminds me of all the random things I tried to sew growing up an only child without a lot of friends LOL, I love how pretty this turned out!! Much prettier than mine did HAHA
My mother and her sisters had feed sack dresses during the Great Depression. That's all they knew and didn't think anything of it. The feed companies began printing feed sacks with print to help the look of the dresses. You can see some of them displayed in museums.
that is amazing. the only thing I think that would have been better is using a hammer on the CD's because they would have been even smaller pieces. but that is fantastic!
She still is one of the funniest youtubers cuz the titles seem so weird but it’s exactly what the video is and she is so talented, best binge worthy TH-camr
"I decided to go gluten free" :') these random extras you slip in make me laugh. And oh my goodness you have amazing talent to turn chicken feed bags into a beautiful dress! Anyway, I love watching your videos, best find from youtube recc. this year
That's amazing, you are a fabulous designer. I think you could win Project runway, I hope you apply! Praying for that and knowing that you are going to be famous not if but when! Congratulations!!!
I've made things such as home decor out of feed sacks, but never a dress, they are so crunchy and not flexible 🤪you did an amazing job! By the way, I love your style, mirrors mine too tea!
How creative that's beautiful. You should make retro dresses out of fabric too. You can sell them. You may have a future as a designer. That's a really pretty dress. To be made freehand. You have talent for design. Very appealing. I hope you make a another dress. Share it on TH-cam.
I like how you're like "I don't want you to know where I live because then you could stalk me!" And then you show the news paper cover from Findlay, Ohio lol
Somewhere, all those people who lived during the great depression are nodding in approval.
I just laughed so obnoxiously
@@MicarahTewers ... me too
Bear in mind, their bags were fabric. My mom grew up making and wearing them
MarshEmillow (Emaria) I think they were cloth back then though. Still cool
MarshEmillow (Emaria) g
somehow being homeschooled explains everything about your channel
This is accurate.
@Mikara Tewers
You help me accept my weirdness that seems to come with being homeschooled. You make it cool. Thank you💝
Yessss haha
Isla agreed homeschoolers on average get more credits and have harder school subjects
Bruh I wish i was home schooled
I love how all your titles seem like clickbait, but are clearly not
Sameee
I forgot clickbait was things. Sounds very 2017.
She will never be clickbait no matter what you say. That's just who she is lol 😂
Is no one going to talk about the amount of abuse her sewing machine has gone through for the last few years
I have the same machine, and I'm pretty sure mine would break trying to sew all that stuff.
Its a trooper, though.
《Eye Bags》 petition to buy her a heavy duty singer
And the sewing scissors
Especially the raw bacon
I remember when I was little, the flour sack were made of white fabric, my mother made shorts out of it and a blanket that I love so much. I was so proud of my blanket that my older sisters teased me about it. I really don’t understand them for I thought I was very lucky that my mom made it just for me.
That's such a sweet story
omg that's so cute
historically women did sewing with flour bags so much that companies put pretty fabrics on their bags for the women to use in sewing
My sister is an artist and made several bags from flour sacks,,, and by made i mean i made them since i was the only one who knew how to use a sewing machine and barely got any money from all my work lol. I still have some leftovers from all the stuff i made back in the day
My Mema used to make coats with those bags. So cool I would’ve loved a blanket out of them
*aNd ThEn I dEcIdEd*
sofia X cosmo i was literally going to say the EXACT same thing
to stop eating gluten *did anyone else catch that?*
I liked and the likes turned from 2.9k to 3k.
So hope by the time you see this the likes haven't gone down.
I have no idea why this popped up in my recommendation but after binge watching all her videos, she’s officially my favorite TH-camr.
Suzzie same!
Same x
me too
Same!
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT'S HAPPENING IN MY LIFE RN. SHE'S SOOO WEIRD AND CREATIVE WHICH I LOVEEE
Your commentaries are gold.
Your comments are golder
Iona McDonough "I just took the squares, rectangles? Triangles! I don't shapes 😆😆
i love how creative you are, i'm so happy you actually won the competition, the dress was beautiful
70th like, your welcome
It was very beautiful 🥰
“I’m not gonna say where I live because then you can stalk me”
*posts her town’s local newspaper* 😂
It’s ok, I won’t stalk you I promise 😂
girl that's what I was thinking lol
Ellie Priday you literally told everyone who sees your comment how to find her location-
Bread Is Bread well the comment was 10 months old so she has already moved locations so there’s no need to worry about that now
melissa nani *b r u h*
I know I looked it up and found it lol but I won't stalk her I promise
First it was the crazy idea, then the fancy dress-making abilities, the entertainingly honest voiceover (burning plastic included), but it wasn't until you said you were homeschooled that I knew I had found a friend lol
YEEEESSS. Thank u for finding me friend.
WAIT HOMESCHOOLERS UNITE
@@SunshineGurl34 Yessss
Yes, yes, yes samee. HOMESCHOOLERS UNITE
Sup homeschooled fam
You're so talented!!!
Thank you!
I was just watching your prom dress video 😂🙌🏻
I just watched ur video😉😗
You commented to much. No MORe than once!
WHERE CAN I ENTER COMPETITIONS LIKE THIS?? This is sooo creative!!
I've never heard of one before this, but I bet if you look around on the internet you could find something! If not, you could start your own ;)
I'd consider asking art galleries in your area! One called Frank in Chapel Hill, NC used to do a no fabric dress challenge (called rubbish 2 runway) to challenge artists and promote recycling (the main focus was on the fact materials can be recycled into smth else aka a dress). They gave awards, displayed the dresses for awhile, and did a whole runway. I made a dress entirely out of caprisun pouches (which I do not recommend lol). Sadly they seemed to have stopped doing it tho, good luck with something in your area! Wish I could participate in another
Findlay, Ohio is one place, but they’re all over. See if there are any state/province fairs over the year they usually have some sorts of fashion competitions you can enter. Also they’re the whole duct tape prom dress thing and you can get a huge scholarship for that
IKR, before the summer I made a giant newspaper dress covered in tissue paper flowers and barley anyone got to see it ☹️
in ireland, its called junk kotoure
I can imagine her nailing every sewing challenges on rupauls drag race..
Easily! This girl could make a cat walk worthy dress out of moss and sticks!
🤘😎🤘
Every time I watch your channel I am reminded that I could just. Make a hat. If I wanted to. What a power you've unlocked inside of me.
You really can. I once made a Mary Poppins/boater style hat in an ~hour out of cardboard from furniture packaging, following directions found through pinterest. Sprayed it black with hair spray that kept rubbing off, and it fell off my head too easily but it was worth it.
@@teshn1229 that is awesome.
Lol I thought you won 675k for a minute. I was like "damnnn"
ikr me 2
Same, I was like woah I'd be proud too
675k in recycled money 😂😂😂
@@stonecat676
Gurl😂🤣😂🤣
But I can't get it yet, what was the price? I was looking for a comment like this to figure it out hahaha
you crack me up. Totally refreshing from other diy youtubers!
Awww, Thanks friend!
exactly
Threadalina ;
When I was a kid ( I’m 60 now) they used to sell rice, flour and oats in cotton floral bags. My mom and sisters used to take them when they had enough saved up and made clothes out of them. Dresses all kinds of things. As I recall they were really beautiful. Does anyone else remember doing this. The picture of the dress you made was really beautiful and you certainly deserved to win....
I did see another comment saying something similar! Thats so neat. Thank you :)
ok boomer
I remember seeing it in the American Girl Doll Kit Kitridge movie when I was little and I thought it was so cool!!! I wanted my own floral chicken feed sack dress 😂💕
@@angelinabaca662 no
I remember my Grandma(may she RIP) telling me the same! her mom used to recycle the rice bags to make them dresses for the holiday ! she told me that was during the WWII. we live in Egypt btw ! lots of love
I literally gasped at the end result honestly, what you can do, wow. Stunning.
This America THIS is what we need to do with all the extra trash we have on earth
Gibi
I'll start making plastic bottle crowns!
A plastic straw dress lowkey sounds like everything
Your Gibi profile pic is life
@@chillfactory9000 yess
You remind me of myself at that age. Ive been a professional tailor for over 25yrs. My grandmother was a tailor and at age 4 she put a needle and thread in my hand and by 7 i was making barbie clothes. By 7th grade i was making my own clothes and the rest is history. You are very talented. The feed bag dress is awesome. Very creative, very impressive. There arent many of us around anymore that can sew like this and with this degree of creativity. Tailors are a dying profession. Well done!😉
Well hopefully I'll be a professional someday too! Thank you for the encouragement!
Hi....m a tailor by profession ..it's been 10 yrs in the business. .I just wanted to tell you that you are very talented. ..keep it up girl. ..I loved your work. ..
Thank you very much! It means a lot :) :)
"my parents finally put me on their fridge"
I am not American so that was a lot more funnier to me. Also made me realize what a nice practice it is.
"In the spirit of trash..." my favorite line.
"Im not going to tell you where I'm from because you will stalk me" *puts unblurred local newspaper in video*
I know . I have been watching her for a week maybe ..10 videos and 2 of them now show she lives in or near Findlay, Ohio . I have lived in Ohio for over 50 years.. sorry, was hard NOT to notice
This dress is my favorite thing you've ever made ♡
Right going back and watching all her videos that are public from the start payed off found a gem
"i have good parents bye" me when i talk shit about my parents and then realize they can hear me
*lives in the country for 1 week*
me:
I just found your channel, and your voice overs are life!!! Besides being incredibly talented, your wit is great! How do you not have a million subscribers already?!?!
Hahah thank you. I really appreciate it!
I love Micarah, but, wow! She's changed so much! She's such a cool woman! An inspiration! Keep going Micarah!
No one:
Micarah: then I cut up some old CDs to add some sparkle
WHO ARE YOU AND HOW DID YOU BECOME THIS COOL
"I don't know shapes. I was homeschooled." Girl me too!!! I was homeschooled and I also don't know my shapes! ✨✨✨
haha yes! #homeschoolersuntite
wait WHAT????
wait what? homeschoolers dont know shapes?
what
*woosh*
Oh! You were homeschooled
*Its all coming together now*
{Me over here homeschooled for 3 years and now basically 4}
*iM jUsT lIkE yOu. YoUrE jUsT lIkE mE*
Princess and the pauper
same
I’ve been homeschooled my whole life except the three months in kindergarten where I went to private school
Did you just quote a barbie movie that I used to watch at least once a month?
*iTs SoMeThiNg eVeRyOnE CaN sEE*
this honestly one of the most mindblowing things i've ever seen, you're insanely talented!! after 4 years of fashion studies and a fashion degree i wish i could make gorgeous garnments as easy as you do!!
Micarah in a nutshell: I feel like I need a hat to go with this dress. Oh, I know! I'll trace this perfectly good sunhat I already own to make my own out of cereal boxes!
Me: I don’t have a dress to wear tonight 😭
Michara: you see those pet food bags...
You are a gifted sewist-engineer. Given an unlimited
choice from the many luscious textiles/fabrics,
Your creations would be over the top. You are so pretty,
tiny and made a great model for your work.
Thank you so very much! And might I say, You have a way with words :)
I kinda thought this was suppose to be a challenge in reference to when they’d make clothes out of flour bags during the 1930s,,, I was wrong but this is still cool!!
reminds me of strawberry girl
“My parents were proud of me, they put me on the fridge”
You are hilarious, subbed 😂💗
I LOVE your combination of DIY, sewing, and HUMOR!! Recommended did me right!!! Keep them coming, you're a genius 👍🏻♥️
Old friend that doesn’t like me: *your trash*
Me:
Kitten Boozles
you’re*
Deviи C Ok
I hate when people say your insted of you're
At least I am beautiful trash
That fact that these replies are just to correct the grammar lol
My husband's entire family was homeschooled, and girl... Same
what re the advantages of honeschooling.
@@nitikasood6597 no one can ridicule or bully you or cut down your self confidence
This was a full on tutorial and yet I’m still sitting here asking myself *how* you were able?
SAME
"I have good parents, bye." Lol
Amazing creativity. I homeschooled my kiddos and have no apologies! They are amazing people, as are you, Miss Micarah.
Your creativity is absolutely amazing and inspiring. It's like when an artist can just naturally pick up a pencil and come up with really awesome artwork like it's a regular ol' Tuesday, except you use a sewing machine which is mind blowing to me. I'm really inspired. You're amazing. Keep up the good work. Don't listen if people try to devalue your gift.
omgosh your dress looks sooo pretty! The CD sparkle pieces was a great idea! But oh man, I can imagine how scratched up your arms would get from all the shards >___
Try putting a thin layer of hot glue or other glue around the edges to dull them if you are planning on doing this.it takes forever but is worth it
Sequins can be just as bad. I have a 'prom dress' based cosplay with an all sequin bodice that gives me a rash like result on my inner bicep from the friction and scratches. But deffo glass based cds are worse
Not to mention how hard it is to even cut them in the first place! I used to make art out of them when I was little and it was still sacrilegious to cut them up, and my wrists were always so sore afterward.
This gives me early 1800s trying to find a husband on a low budget vibes.
So, you just dreamed up this design? I couldn’t imagine how beautiful this dress would come out but, it is amazing! You looked so beautiful!
I love this video. I’ve seen your newer ones starting about 3 or 4 years ago, but not this one. You are still the amazing, youthful, energetic and talented person..just a little more experienced. I’m so thankful that TH-cam put this on my feed today.
Oh my GOD that is gorgeous! You deserved to win, the idea to use CDs for sparkle, the asymmetrical flower placement on the skirt, the look, just 💯 💯 💯
Oh my goodness! Your dress turned out so pretty!! I loved the CD idea -- it added so much sparkle to the flowers. ^_^
Thank you!
Foil candy wrappers would have been a safer idea - no sharp edges. Plus they could have added color to the flowers. Unless... you didn't have access to sufficent candy wrappers because you eat healthy?
lol I don't really eat that healthy, but a friend of mine who also did the competition was using wrappers, so I tried to avoid it :/
Wallpaper presser roller or wooden iron are used on quilt piecing to flatten seams. No heat involved. Great dress.
"Im not gonna tell you where I live because then you could find me and stop me." The boldness of this woman oh my god
Wow! You’re amazing!!! So talented!!! This reminds me of the time my Mom made tea party hats for all our guests for my 5th birthday party. She made the hats with plates, bowls & ribbon. She started by tracing the bottom of the bowl onto the middle of the hat then cut the traced area out leaving a kinda donut shaped plate. Then, she flipped the bowls upside down & glued them to the center of the hat to close the donut shape & since they were cut out there & the bowl was ya know a bowl, there was enough room for the tops of our little heads ~ wala a party hat was born! She then spray painted them yellow & punched holes on either side of the brim & knotted 2 ribbons (one on each side) underneath which we used to tie in a bow under our chin to keep the hats on. She may have even added some ribbon or faux flowers to trim the brim but I can’t remember. They were super cute! Love your unorthodox methods of sewing. We have similar ways of creating 💕 (I’m a jewelry designer). You’re so fun to watch!
You so ROCK!!! A creative mind like yours should never stop creating! Glad you won!
That dress is so stunning and totally retro looking I would so wear that your beyond talented xx
You are taking reduce reuse and recycle to a whole different level😂
No one is gonna talk about: “Price tag rises by $675 k”
Of the river widening project? No. 😄 City-planning stuff.
This was actually really helpful! I made the same (ish) thing bit with extra newspapers, and the newspaper I made it out of found out and liked it so much they did a story on me! Thanks so much for inspiring me!!!!
You my dear are a most talented young lady! There are some bad rants of ppl being home schooled but you put those rumors to shame! Keep up the good work. You are a very smart and well adjusted, hardworking tenacious sweetheart. I live your narration. Im glad I clicked on the video. I know your parents are proud.
That dress is amazing! You have such extraordinary skill and creativity.
Fabulous dress turns gorgeous with you modeling it! Wow! Congrats on the win!!!
your voice overs are gold!
Your comments are golder
Great job on the dress. Congratulations!! you deserved the win and for being on the front page of your local newspaper. Wonderful and beautiful dress, hat and video.
Totally awesome 👍 my mom would talk about grandma would make there dress out potatoes sacks and all i could thank of was berlap ,,, but I wouldn't say anything and one day I was watching PBS and Nancy notions a sewing show and she had potatoes bags and it was flowered and beautiful so then it all made since,,, Thanks for sharein 😁 🌻
God you’re so hilarious and smart
not homeschooled but reminds me of all the random things I tried to sew growing up an only child without a lot of friends LOL, I love how pretty this turned out!! Much prettier than mine did HAHA
Micarah: "I dunno shapes i was homeschooled"
Me : B-But i'm homeschooled.....
Also Me: WELP now everyone is homeschooled
Lane us homeschoolers can never form a circle 😔 not even once
I know right!
@@facesncharcoal4152 It's even worse when you're a homeschooled artist
HooliganEyebrow dude same tho...Im a darn portrait artist but these homeschooled genes have me unable to draw basic shapes 😤
My mother and her sisters had feed sack dresses during the Great Depression. That's all they knew and didn't think anything of it. The feed companies began printing feed sacks with print to help the look of the dresses. You can see some of them displayed in museums.
Micarah is the reason I’ve started sewing. This looks incredible.
I love your voice over 😂 These are my favorite dress-making videos, you go girl!
THANKS FRIEND
I’m so happy you won! You really will become a great designer one day❤️
Thank you so so much! hopefully!
"idk shapes, I was homeschooled." 😂😂😂
Id love to wear that dress at least once in my life! Beautiful creativity!
I don’t think she understands how GIFTED she is with sewing like she doesnt use patterns she just DOES it
that is amazing. the only thing I think that would have been better is using a hammer on the CD's because they would have been even smaller pieces. but that is fantastic!
ahhhh, where were you when I was making this thing?!
This turned out so beautiful!
I didn't expect it would turn out so good! So beautiful! And you're also so nice and funny!
She still is one of the funniest youtubers cuz the titles seem so weird but it’s exactly what the video is and she is so talented, best binge worthy TH-camr
I can't believe this was the first video I watched of you. A year later and I feel like you've been part of my sewing journey forever.
"The clip I'll show my grandkids one day when they ask why I have arthiritis"
This was oddly suggested by YT, but you're awsome at dress making. Keep up the good work
Boy, if only cutting and sewing was actually this fast in real life!
That would be awesome
Yesssss. Perhaps maybe more of my projects would be done.
Sis shaping plastic to fit you must’ve been such an ORDEAL. kudos to you!!
Hidden gem, I love the newer stuff but this is downright impressive/- also congrats for getting in the paper!!
The dress looks so beautiful 😍
"I decided to go gluten free" :') these random extras you slip in make me laugh. And oh my goodness you have amazing talent to turn chicken feed bags into a beautiful dress! Anyway, I love watching your videos, best find from youtube recc. this year
You're creativity and resourcefulness is goals! Honestly, you could save the world! #whorundaworld #girls
Can’t wait to attempt this pattern with actual material for a dress. Absolutely love it!
That's amazing, you are a fabulous designer. I think you could win Project runway, I hope you apply! Praying for that and knowing that you are going to be famous not if but when! Congratulations!!!
Lol I can relate the way you explain things cause I’m homeschooled too! Lol
She can make dresses out if anything.
She is so simple.
She is beautiful.
She has a lot of pets.
She sings.
She is basically CINDERELLA.
True, but simple? No! Well? No. She is so not simple. She has a bird. She has a PINK BARBIE CAR! She has chickens.❤
She can literally make anything. And make everything look good.
I've made things such as home decor out of feed sacks, but never a dress, they are so crunchy and not flexible 🤪you did an amazing job! By the way, I love your style, mirrors mine too tea!
How creative that's beautiful.
You should make retro dresses
out of fabric too. You can sell them.
You may have a future as a designer.
That's a really pretty dress.
To be made freehand.
You have talent for design.
Very appealing. I hope you make
a another dress. Share it on TH-cam.
I like how you're like "I don't want you to know where I live because then you could stalk me!"
And then you show the news paper cover from Findlay, Ohio lol
Is there ANYTHING she can't turn into something FABULOUS?
Please make some more tutorial , and show us more how to sew without math
Shared this with my chicken owning in-laws and they loved it. I think I see a chicken feed bag sewing project in my home schooled niece's future!
Girl you are pretty, slim, SMART and don't let anyone hold you back!!!!!!!!