WOW! I am going to retreat this for me sewing projects, might even make a video for my channel! Lots of love! Also, appreciated your Insta Stories the other night, asking people for their prayer requests! So lovely!!!
I have a pair of cheap jeans not long for this world (they are ripping in a really awkward place..) and I think I want to try this out to have some fun with them before they have to go! 🙌 ✨ Thank you so much for the inspo!
Wow, those red jeans turned out really cool, I might have to try that. I bleach dyed a pair of pink jeans before but I guess the kind of synthetic dye they used had really bonded to the fabric because when I tried to bleach it it didn't work and the denim kind of fell apart from over bleaching. You live and you learn I guess.
Such a pity about the salty dog, I tried this and had a shirt like that that didn't turn. The pants are so cool watching them change as you paint was awesome but I was like.... please! .... wear gloves!!! 😭
Those jeans turned out SO well; I'd love to see you give the other Ekkhaus Latta jeans a go too, mostly because I super wanna recreate those myself and have no idea how 😅
i tried the bleached jeans diy!! i found the hardest part was making sure that the strokes were even with bleach b/c I had some unevenly bleached areas but they are still cute!
A few years back I used a brush and diluted bleach to paint designs on black cotton leggings and t-shirts. Did swords on the back of the leggings, and a giant dragon on the shirt. It was really fucking cool but after a year or so the bleach continued to eat holes in the fabric. I wonder if doing a neutralizing rinse with vinegar might help prevent that 🤔
eckhaus latta is so good ugh!! i also wanted to recreate this particular piece but with paint and stuff esp bc of how imperfect the original is. less pressure on me, an inexperienced artist haha
Hello Sera! I need help with something. I just got a LOT of hand me down sweaters that fit big under the armpits. They are like the knitted type of sweaters that look cool when they are super oversized, but these are not too big on me to give that look. I want to make something with them that would look flattering. I don't know how to fix them. My sister suggested opening the back and adding buttons? Idk. Also, I got a Lot of turtle necks (stretchy Jersey material) but I don't know if you have any cool ideas on how to reinvent the simple turtle neck or even how to style them. Most of them are bicolor horizontal stripes and some are solid color. If you can help me please. Thank you!
I love bleach dying! I have a flannel shirt that came out amazing and I frayed it up good too. Also some sweatshirts and tshirts. Next is jeans and joggies!
My mom bleached a pair of Levi’s bellbottoms. They were a bright beautiful blue. She did such a good job. And she painted silver down the center of the white and then on the edges of blue. They were so cool. She angled them so it would go triangular at my bottom. Everyone wanted them. That was in the 90s. I believe it was 94. I donated them to one of my girlfriends daughters. She was such a hippie. I gave them to her as a Christmas present. I had to repaint a little bit of the pinstriping. But they were gorgeous. I took really good care of my clothes. I have everything. I’m so glad I kept my clothes. Especially my expensive pieces. Just because I grew out of them. In certain a certain time 🤰🏻of my life . Why get rid of clothes because you gain a little weight. Don’t, save them. Especially if their timeless pieces. And trust me everything comes back into fashion. It’s so hilarious. People get rid of their clothes to get the new hip fashion but then the next 10 years down the road those clothes are back in fashion. Inexpensive things I can understand. The pieces that you spend artistic time on and or take care of them they are a lot more expensive save them. They make precious gifts. And/or, they will be right back in fashion the next 10 years. It’s hilarious fashion repeats itself. They have to.
Can anyone help me? I have a blouse that's meant to be loose and flowy but I got it too large so I want to bring it in at the waist but I'm not sure how without ruining the flowy feel of it? Should I sew the sides in or do darts or something else?
Depending on how it is structured, I would sew up the back (in effect creating a back seem) and take in any excess fabric - if that still leaves the front too much you could take it in a bit at the sides, just make sure to pin everything first so you can see how it’ll look withh the sleeves etc
@@littlepinkbullets thank you so much for responding! I think I'll try the sides then because there's a detail in the back that I really like, it's slit on the top with a button on the collar. Again thank you so much!
WOW I'm obsessed with those jeans
Those pants are so cool! I admire your courage to try stuff on pieces you actually like
WOW! I am going to retreat this for me sewing projects, might even make a video for my channel! Lots of love! Also, appreciated your Insta Stories the other night, asking people for their prayer requests! So lovely!!!
I need those jeans!! So pretty
Super. Gracias. Saludos de Ecuador.
I tried this on a hoodie a couple months ago and I haven’t worn it since lol
Love it! The jeans are so cute !
Love this! Also big YES to the husband and Stoney content ❤️ we love yuu, have a good day or night or week :)
You are such a beautiful soul
your videos are so well done!!
I love the swirl pants ! I wanna try it so bad
I have a pair of cheap jeans not long for this world (they are ripping in a really awkward place..) and I think I want to try this out to have some fun with them before they have to go! 🙌 ✨ Thank you so much for the inspo!
Holy crap those jeans turned out so good
Loooove the jeans
Wow, those red jeans turned out really cool, I might have to try that. I bleach dyed a pair of pink jeans before but I guess the kind of synthetic dye they used had really bonded to the fabric because when I tried to bleach it it didn't work and the denim kind of fell apart from over bleaching. You live and you learn I guess.
I reaallyyyy like the grey tank you’re wearing
Such a pity about the salty dog, I tried this and had a shirt like that that didn't turn. The pants are so cool watching them change as you paint was awesome but I was like.... please! .... wear gloves!!! 😭
I would buy the jeans for sure !!
You should do regular tie dye on the sweatshirt! I saw someone do tie dye on grey fabric on tiktok and it looked amazing!
I was thinking of doing that!!
Those jeans turned out SO well; I'd love to see you give the other Ekkhaus Latta jeans a go too, mostly because I super wanna recreate those myself and have no idea how 😅
I really want to but I'm so scared!! If I get the guts to do it I'll be sure to post it on my IG : )
@@SeaminglySera Haha, fully understandable- I am too 😅 But yesss, brill- thanks!
Thank you, God bless and stay safe ❤️!!
i tried the bleached jeans diy!! i found the hardest part was making sure that the strokes were even with bleach b/c I had some unevenly bleached areas but they are still cute!
You're so beautiful from any angle :o like... how? O.o it's like you're glowing.
Sera, which video editor do you use for all your videos? if you dont mind me asking
A few years back I used a brush and diluted bleach to paint designs on black cotton leggings and t-shirts. Did swords on the back of the leggings, and a giant dragon on the shirt. It was really fucking cool but after a year or so the bleach continued to eat holes in the fabric. I wonder if doing a neutralizing rinse with vinegar might help prevent that 🤔
Cute 😍
eckhaus latta is so good ugh!! i also wanted to recreate this particular piece but with paint and stuff esp bc of how imperfect the original is. less pressure on me, an inexperienced artist haha
what a coincidence, i had that same dog cafe design on a shirt i thrifted. I think i donated it back lol. Great video btw
Hello Sera! I need help with something. I just got a LOT of hand me down sweaters that fit big under the armpits. They are like the knitted type of sweaters that look cool when they are super oversized, but these are not too big on me to give that look. I want to make something with them that would look flattering. I don't know how to fix them. My sister suggested opening the back and adding buttons? Idk. Also, I got a Lot of turtle necks (stretchy Jersey material) but I don't know if you have any cool ideas on how to reinvent the simple turtle neck or even how to style them. Most of them are bicolor horizontal stripes and some are solid color. If you can help me please. Thank you!
I love the red jeans. I know you thrifted them, but what brand are they?
High Sierra !
I love bleach dying! I have a flannel shirt that came out amazing and I frayed it up good too. Also some sweatshirts and tshirts. Next is jeans and joggies!
Love your DIY project looks amazing!! Also love the ending music, what’s the name of the ending music? Thanks ^.^
When one of your favorite creators does a craft with a sweatshirt from your hometown 🤩 I see you salty dog
Edit: oh no! It didn’t work!
I've never been this early wow
My mom bleached a pair of Levi’s bellbottoms. They were a bright beautiful blue. She did such a good job. And she painted silver down the center of the white and then on the edges of blue. They were so cool. She angled them so it would go triangular at my bottom. Everyone wanted them. That was in the 90s. I believe it was 94.
I donated them to one of my girlfriends daughters. She was such a hippie. I gave them to her as a Christmas present. I had to repaint a little bit of the pinstriping. But they were gorgeous. I took really good care of my clothes. I have everything.
I’m so glad I kept my clothes. Especially my expensive pieces. Just because I grew out of them. In certain a certain time 🤰🏻of my life . Why get rid of clothes because you gain a little weight. Don’t, save them.
Especially if their timeless pieces. And trust me everything comes back into fashion. It’s so hilarious. People get rid of their clothes to get the new hip fashion but then the next 10 years down the road those clothes are back in fashion.
Inexpensive things I can understand. The pieces that you spend artistic time on and or take care of them they are a lot more expensive save them. They make precious gifts. And/or, they will be right back in fashion the next 10 years. It’s hilarious fashion repeats itself. They have to.
Did you ever show the wedding dress?
On insta
On my Instagram - @seaminglysera ! Our wedding video will be out in about 1 month : )
OMG USE GLOVES WHEN DOING STUFF WITH BLEACH!!!
Can anyone help me? I have a blouse that's meant to be loose and flowy but I got it too large so I want to bring it in at the waist but I'm not sure how without ruining the flowy feel of it? Should I sew the sides in or do darts or something else?
Depending on how it is structured, I would sew up the back (in effect creating a back seem) and take in any excess fabric - if that still leaves the front too much you could take it in a bit at the sides, just make sure to pin everything first so you can see how it’ll look withh the sleeves etc
the idea above is great or if you’d like you could always sew elastic all around the waist so it’s still stretchy/ keeps the flowyness
@@littlepinkbullets thank you so much for responding! I think I'll try the sides then because there's a detail in the back that I really like, it's slit on the top with a button on the collar. Again thank you so much!
So sad the doggy sweater didn't bleach! It also would've looked awesome with just the sleeves dipped in bleach. Anyways, loved the other pieces 🧡
Sarah , I thought it was a shirt for her actual dog 😂
Hey MRS. Sera
I think you should splatter the jumper with paint or dye
Wedding dresse video?
Omg omg omg am I the first one? 🥰🥰🥰🥰
The sweatshirt didn't bleach because it is "heathered" grey.... Something about the yarn...... Never works on heathered colored shirts.
Grey doesn’t bleach
pleeeeaase wear gloves while working whit bleach!