Back in the day, materials came on the bolts already smocked to make these dresses but with straps. We all made a few in the early 70's. Thanks for the memories 😊
New to your channel and love, love, love it! This video is absolutely amazing. You have some maaaaaaaad talent, Madison. I have two daughters seventeen years apart in age and both of them could and would wear this dress. Heck, I would even wear this dress if I still had the figure for it. Thank you for sharing. I can't wait to look through all of your videos to see what else you can teach me. Thank you again, sweetness, and may God bless you abundantly.
This Is so cute! Thank you for the tutorial. This was part of my childhood. The dresses, Sundresses & beautiful maxi dresses I wore from birth to the '90s were full of these dresses & they really are comfortable & Beautiful on many shapes & sizes. Using many of the gorgeous fabrics they have developed since the 90's- would be beautiful too. They made a billowy long sleeve on one dress in particular - where the sheering was the entire forearm & the bodice, It had a baltic type print so it was really a Boho- Before Boho was ever a thing. lol . I am glad you've brought a bit of the charm back to this style - I have checked on that site where you gleaned the idea from & I don't care who you are - there is no way in heaven those dresses cost $490. US.. ..
I first found your channel from the strawberry dress video and this is only my 2nd video I've watched of yours and honestly I love your content already lol, the dress fits you so well!! I just graduated from high school this year and I'm sad that my school didn't offer fashion design classes :( I'd love to have you as my teacher if my school had put more creative opportunities than just music and art 😢 but for now I'll continue to self-teach myself and sew for fun, this vid really inspired me and is added onto my list of clothing pieces I plan to make, thank youuu, sending love from nyc ♡
Hi Fatima! Thanks so much for watching...your comment is seriously so sweet. I always say that I wish I could clone myself and be a teacher everywhere. That makes me so happy that you are going to keep learning on your own...you got this!
Hi! This dress turned out SO gorgeous! You did an amazing job! I was wondering if the math you did for the bodice works in centimeters or is it only for measurements made in inches? Thank you so much
Hello, loved the dress! 🤍 Can I know how much fabric did you use for the whole dress? I have got only 2 meters fabric will it be enough? Also I will shorter the sleeves and the skirt a bit and my body is similar to yours Thank you in advance 💓💓
You are sO talented omg, I have been obsessed with these kinds of dresses lately too can't wait to to try this out 😊 If you were to ever sell the dresses you made I would buy every single one lol ❤️
I think this is the most detailed shirred dress tutorial at youtube. I have 2 questions why you didnt sew a tube instead of adding the skirt afterwords and I didnt understand what is a bias tape tube 🙈 I will start cutting my dress today it would amazing if you enlighten me 😊
You should totally go for it! Okay, so about your questions...I don’t know what you meant by the first one, about sewing a tube instead of adding the skirt afterwards, do you mean an elastic tube for the waist? The bias tape tube is for the sleeve elastic and it just means sewing bias tape by adding a seam to both sides to create a channel for the elastic...hope that helps :)
@@MaddieLynn did you turn the biastape backwards I mean the open part with the folded parts are underneath the stitch wright? My first question was what if I cot my dress as one piece and just shirred the top part, not like bodice and skirt pieces like you
I'm trying to create a 'sunday's best' gown that is out of my normal, albeit, immodest style, in order to attend an important religious presentation my love interest is doing this sunday (**they are religious, i am secular). I dont want to sacrifice my expression through fashion, but i would like to be respectful and reach a common ground of comfort for everyone. I appreciate you sharing this knowledge because i plan on using your advice to tackle this project and make use of some curtains that are too short, but i cant return. Thank you for your advice!
So glad you found this tutorial and that it fits a need you have to create a new kind of dress! I think you will look beautiful in this and can still express your style💕
There’s a dress called the Atlanta Sleeper Dress that i wanted so bad but it’s like, $300+ 😭 but it looks exactly like this one so thank youuuu so much for this tutorial!! 🥺💕💕💕💕
Hi there, what should I do if I want the neckline a wee bit higher, please? I'm looking to make this as a maternity dress :) Thank you for the tutorial!
Great question, so my neckline was actually pretty high at first and I ended up trimming about 1.5 inches off, so my suggestion for a higher neck is to cut the curves for your arms (the half arm holes) deeper which will elevate the neck.
Shirring isn’t as hard as you think....but you could also do the same bodice size/style but use elastic at the neck and 2-3 elastic channels at the waist
Just discovered your channel and loved this tutorial! Why did you have a separate bodice and skirt and then join? Is it to have more fullness in the skirt?
Yay! You’ll have to share a picture when you are done :) the bodice length was about 12” but I’m very long wasted so depending on where you want it to fall I would shorten it
Did you wash the fabric first? Its so much less time consuming to not wash and iron before but a must, I always was taught, did you find it shrunk, causing unevenness in places? So impressed with your shirring technique, I found it daunting when I tried, but I may have wound the elastic too tight.
heeey just found tour channel cause i wanted to make a similar dress but with a pink sunflower linen fabric ...i have a question please ...how can i draw the bodice pattern so it has more coverage in the neck area , i wanted the sleeves to be close to neck if that makes sens lol ...should i cut a bigger arm hole or what?
Hi. Amazing video! If you are missing out the sleeves and instead using some thin straps, do you need to have the curve in the arm or should it be straight?
It really depends on how you want it to fit, but the curve isn’t necessary with straps. My friend Lauren Johnson just made a video about this style of dress on her channel
How do you know what size curve ruler to get I don’t have one of those in the ones I’m looking at I don’t understand which one you’re supposed to use. That’s not listed under items that you used and how do you know how big to make your underarm curve because the measurements you don’t mention at all. Thanks!
Also for the underarm it just depend how high you want the neckline…I would measure across your chest where you want it to fall and then curve around your underarm from there
Hi I'm new to your chanel and I want to sew like this dress but I also want to cover my neck ! How could i do to extend the shirred fabric to cover it ? And would it be okay if i do a mean would it look good ? Hope that you answer even if I'm toooooo late !
Welcome! There a lot of shirred dresses out there that extend higher to the neck...I would suggest drafting a bodice that isn’t a square neck, but that has a rounded neckline, which would mean adding in a bit of shoulders and shirting that.
If the elastic in your bobbin is wound to tight it won’t work...you can’t really wind the elastic thread for your bobbin on the machine because it will pull it straight...try hand winding the bobbin and not stretching the elastic. That should help!
I was wondering if you could give me the measurements of the sleeve? I've been trying to figure it out but can't :( Love the tutorial tho! Attempting to make something similar atm
To my understanding, the Atlanta dress (all of the sleeper line) is handmade. When you purchase you get a little hand written card from the seamstress. Anyway, when you did that shirred bodice, I suddenly understood why it’s so pricey. 😩 This is beautiful work you’ve done. Thanks for sharing with us! I wish I could sew like that!
hi! I want to start sewing clothes, but idk what sewing machine to buy... i have some money saved up, but dont know which to buy.... which would you suggest??????
Most sewing machines are good that have 3 or more stitches. I recommend Janome, but singer and Brother are good also. You can find some good deals on eBay. It probably needs to have a straight stitch, zig zag, and button hole....bonuses are speed control, 5+ stitches, and a self threaded
What do you do for the itchiness of shirring elastic.. I love the way it looks but the shirred fabric has elastic on the inside and I find it very uncomfortable
Great question and honestly I kind of just wing it...lol....it usually depends on how I want my sleeves to sit and if I want my sleeves to be more set in or on the edge....I kind of just eyeballed it :)
I had this kind of dress about 5-7 years ago but then my mom whose just gave birth to my sister wore it and the bust area and the arm(?) area expand 😂 now I cannot wear it again
I know, it’s so hard to show every detail without it being super long. I would watcher other tutorials on TH-cam to see additional angles. Lauren Johnson has a shirred top tutorial
You should! I think I included the yardage in the description....but pretty sure I ended up using about 4 yards or less. If you make it tag me so I can see☺️
It is pronounced sheering , it’s because you use sheering elastic in your bobbin , iv done this for years I’m 53 and it was very popular when I was a youngun, smocking is also another type of this style
There is a huge difference between shirring using shirring elastic and English smocking. English smocking requires fabric, thread and a grid to use to make your pleats.. The decoration is done using thread on top of the smocking pleats. You can get a machine to make the smocking pleats, but they are expensive! Please explain that both are valid but very different techniques. I have used horse mane and tail pullings for an experimental project. That was fun.
Yes, there is a big difference but since this project was about shirring that’s what I wanted to focus on. I love how smocking looks though, so unique 💕 I really want to get a machine but they are hard to find
I do love your videos, but your intros are nearly 8-10 minutes long and you repeat your steps a lot in that intro This is only friendly criticism no harm meant honestly ❤️❤️
Damn you talk too much!!! I almost did not continue watching untill i saw a comment that said the actual tutorial starts at 6:54. Please try to just get to the teaching rite away!!
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The tutorial starts 6:54
Thank you for this! I got to 06:11 & was so bored with the talking and lack of a tutorial that I was giving up and going elsewhere...
You look like a Disney princess for sure! Great tutorial!
That’s the sweetest compliment! Thank you💕
Back in the day, materials came on the bolts already smocked to make these dresses but with straps. We all made a few in the early 70's. Thanks for the memories 😊
Best sewing hack! They still sell fabric like that on the bolt, I just like to spend 4 hours stirring...lol :)
the fact that you’re watching Bones makes this even better ! 😂❤️
Haha...yep!!
This is a awesome dress love the matching mask. Love your 70’s style top look and fabric!
Glad to hear you like it :) Thanks for watching
New to your channel and love, love, love it! This video is absolutely amazing. You have some maaaaaaaad talent, Madison. I have two daughters seventeen years apart in age and both of them could and would wear this dress. Heck, I would even wear this dress if I still had the figure for it. Thank you for sharing. I can't wait to look through all of your videos to see what else you can teach me. Thank you again, sweetness, and may God bless you abundantly.
Thank you so much! Blessings 💕
Just found your channel! This dress is a stunner! Love that you made a matching mask, yesss
Awe, thank's for the support Mikaela, it means a lot!
I love this so much! Please never stop posting
Your seriously the nicest and totally made my day!
Woah this dress would look great on all body types 😍😍
It really would! It’s such a flattering style
Beautiful dress! Looks lovely on you.
the dress your wearing is so gorgeous as well!
So chic, cute and feminine. Very well done.
The fabric in the first top you're wearing is soooo pretty!!!
Thanks! It’s an old vintage sheet :)
This Is so cute! Thank you for the tutorial. This was part of my childhood. The dresses, Sundresses & beautiful maxi dresses I wore from birth to the '90s were full of these dresses & they really are comfortable & Beautiful on many shapes & sizes. Using many of the gorgeous fabrics they have developed since the 90's- would be beautiful too.
They made a billowy long sleeve on one dress in particular - where the sheering was the entire forearm & the bodice, It had a baltic type print so it was really a Boho- Before Boho was ever a thing. lol
. I am glad you've brought a bit of the charm back to this style -
I have checked on that site where you gleaned the idea from & I don't care who you are - there is no way in heaven those dresses cost $490. US.. ..
Thanks for the support! Those dresses you had sound fabulous. While the original is definitely not cheap, they are $490 because they are hand made.
This dress together with your gorgeous hair reminds me of Ariel in her pink ballgown! ❤
I love your videos! Just an idea for a video for you: you talking about your first garment project and advice for first time garment projects!!
Love that idea!
been enjoying your videos! can't wait to try making this. sending love from the philippines ♥️
Thanks for the support! If you make it you’ll have to share a picture :)
TH-cam has been recommending your videos for me first the strawberry dress and now this one ^^
Ah...no way! Well I’m glad you found my corner of the TH-cam☺️
fashion design high school teacher?! that's so cool and it suits you well.
Yes I am ☺️ It’s the best job ever!!
Beatifull dress.
Just found this channel myself. Beautiful project! You inspire me to do it myself for this summer.
WELCOME! This is definitely the perfect dress for summer💕
you definitely deserve a LOT LOT more recognition! You slay 💖
Thanks dear💕
I absolutely love your videos! Getting back in touch with the old fashion design student inside me!
Love hearing that!
The dress is so beautiful! 💖
Thanks love💕
I first found your channel from the strawberry dress video and this is only my 2nd video I've watched of yours and honestly I love your content already lol, the dress fits you so well!! I just graduated from high school this year and I'm sad that my school didn't offer fashion design classes :( I'd love to have you as my teacher if my school had put more creative opportunities than just music and art 😢 but for now I'll continue to self-teach myself and sew for fun, this vid really inspired me and is added onto my list of clothing pieces I plan to make, thank youuu, sending love from nyc ♡
Hi Fatima! Thanks so much for watching...your comment is seriously so sweet. I always say that I wish I could clone myself and be a teacher everywhere. That makes me so happy that you are going to keep learning on your own...you got this!
@@MaddieLynn thank you!! :) never stop making videos, your work is amazing
love what you're doing!!!! keep it up, thanks for sharing with us!
Thanks for watching!
Hi! This dress turned out SO gorgeous! You did an amazing job! I was wondering if the math you did for the bodice works in centimeters or is it only for measurements made in inches? Thank you so much
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it. The math should work in centimeters since inches can convert to Centimeters.
Doubling (or one and one halfing) shouldn’t depend on cm or in. No conversion needed. Sorry, I teach math. That was a good question.
@@susanrussell8195 Thank you so much! I am terrible at math so I felt like maybe I should ask to make sure lol 🙈
This is sooooo dreamyyy 💖
Your channel is so good 😭 so glad i found you today
Thanks for the love!
21:20 Beautiful dress and cuuuute shoes!!! 😍💖💕💕
Really pretty dress!
Hello, loved the dress! 🤍
Can I know how much fabric did you use for the whole dress?
I have got only 2 meters fabric will it be enough?
Also I will shorter the sleeves and the skirt a bit and my body is similar to yours
Thank you in advance 💓💓
You are sO talented omg, I have been obsessed with these kinds of dresses lately too can't wait to to try this out 😊 If you were to ever sell the dresses you made I would buy every single one lol ❤️
So glad this could help you out!
Gorgeous dress 💗you inspire me x
Your so sweet! Thanks for watching
Your accessories are just like Taylor's in the lover music video❤️
Me going to watch the music video to see😍
WHY ON EARTH WOULD A SINGLE SOUL DISLIKE THIS VIDEO?¿??¿
@Problematic Bitch well yeah, the intro is a bit too much. But still 💕💕
I think this is the most detailed shirred dress tutorial at youtube. I have 2 questions why you didnt sew a tube instead of adding the skirt afterwords and I didnt understand what is a bias tape tube 🙈 I will start cutting my dress today it would amazing if you enlighten me 😊
You should totally go for it! Okay, so about your questions...I don’t know what you meant by the first one, about sewing a tube instead of adding the skirt afterwards, do you mean an elastic tube for the waist? The bias tape tube is for the sleeve elastic and it just means sewing bias tape by adding a seam to both sides to create a channel for the elastic...hope that helps :)
@@MaddieLynn did you turn the biastape backwards I mean the open part with the folded parts are underneath the stitch wright? My first question was what if I cot my dress as one piece and just shirred the top part, not like bodice and skirt pieces like you
I'm trying to create a 'sunday's best' gown that is out of my normal, albeit, immodest style, in order to attend an important religious presentation my love interest is doing this sunday (**they are religious, i am secular). I dont want to sacrifice my expression through fashion, but i would like to be respectful and reach a common ground of comfort for everyone. I appreciate you sharing this knowledge because i plan on using your advice to tackle this project and make use of some curtains that are too short, but i cant return. Thank you for your advice!
So glad you found this tutorial and that it fits a need you have to create a new kind of dress! I think you will look beautiful in this and can still express your style💕
Love your work...wish I had a sister like you..😁
😊 thank you...you are so kind
Thank you for your sharing it’s a beautiful dress what fabric your using ?
Que lindeza! 😍
There’s a dress called the Atlanta Sleeper Dress that i wanted so bad but it’s like, $300+ 😭 but it looks exactly like this one so thank youuuu so much for this tutorial!! 🥺💕💕💕💕
That’s the dress mine is based on :)
Beautiful, how many inches did you need to attach the sleeves to the bodice?
Would this tutorial work sized down to fit a toddler? I have 2 little girls I would love to make Easter dresses for and this dress is so pretty.
Absolutely! But I bet there’s a video out there for toddlers too
amazing
Hi there, what should I do if I want the neckline a wee bit higher, please? I'm looking to make this as a maternity dress :) Thank you for the tutorial!
Great question, so my neckline was actually pretty high at first and I ended up trimming about 1.5 inches off, so my suggestion for a higher neck is to cut the curves for your arms (the half arm holes) deeper which will elevate the neck.
I love the sleeves, but my skill isn’t good enough to try shirring. Any ideas on an alternative bodice design that would work with those sleeves? 😬
Shirring isn’t as hard as you think....but you could also do the same bodice size/style but use elastic at the neck and 2-3 elastic channels at the waist
Just discovered your channel and loved this tutorial!
Why did you have a separate bodice and skirt and then join? Is it to have more fullness in the skirt?
You re correct! I was worried my skirt wouldn’t be as full if it was all one piece
I love this dress! Can I just ask - what was the length of the bodice piece? I'm going to make this dress tonight as you've really inspired me x
Yay! You’ll have to share a picture when you are done :) the bodice length was about 12” but I’m very long wasted so depending on where you want it to fall I would shorten it
Hi how to draw the armhole for this dress is there any calculation to draw armhole ? Kindly explain it
The dress looks better than the original
Did you wash the fabric first? Its so much less time consuming to not wash and iron before but a must, I always was taught, did you find it shrunk, causing unevenness in places? So impressed with your shirring technique, I found it daunting when I tried, but I may have wound the elastic too tight.
I usually wash any cotton fabric or cotton blends beforehand...you elastic probably was to tight.
heeey just found tour channel cause i wanted to make a similar dress but with a pink sunflower linen fabric ...i have a question please ...how can i draw the bodice pattern so it has more coverage in the neck area , i wanted the sleeves to be close to neck if that makes sens lol ...should i cut a bigger arm hole or what?
You should be able to just raise the neckline up and yes, cut the armhole bigger…
@@MaddieLynn thnks for responding😊
Did you divide the cm of your bust by 2 on the bead and then divide it by 2 of the fabric?
Hi. Amazing video! If you are missing out the sleeves and instead using some thin straps, do you need to have the curve in the arm or should it be straight?
It really depends on how you want it to fit, but the curve isn’t necessary with straps. My friend Lauren Johnson just made a video about this style of dress on her channel
@@MaddieLynn Ok. Thank you, I will check her channel out. 😁
How do you know what size curve ruler to get I don’t have one of those in the ones I’m looking at I don’t understand which one you’re supposed to use. That’s not listed under items that you used and how do you know how big to make your underarm curve because the measurements you don’t mention at all. Thanks!
It’s just a Varicone curve ruler…they are all the same size
Also for the underarm it just depend how high you want the neckline…I would measure across your chest where you want it to fall and then curve around your underarm from there
Hi I'm new to your chanel and I want to sew like this dress but I also want to cover my neck ! How could i do to extend the shirred fabric to cover it ? And would it be okay if i do a mean would it look good ? Hope that you answer even if I'm toooooo late !
Welcome! There a lot of shirred dresses out there that extend higher to the neck...I would suggest drafting a bodice that isn’t a square neck, but that has a rounded neckline, which would mean adding in a bit of shoulders and shirting that.
Something like this: images.app.goo.gl/jvoaBjQ9vLeiGZYJ8
Hi there do you have any ideas for how to raise the neckline?
So my neckline was originally much more raised...just deepen the under arm curves so it fits higher on the chest :)
Is it possible to undo the shirring? I have a dress with some, but it looks odd on me and it would look better if it was regular
I would think so...you will just be left with a lot of fabric
my fabric isn't gathering, i did try all of the tensions. It's just like an straight stitch, what can I do with that?
If the elastic in your bobbin is wound to tight it won’t work...you can’t really wind the elastic thread for your bobbin on the machine because it will pull it straight...try hand winding the bobbin and not stretching the elastic. That should help!
You feel like a princess because you look like Ariel
Love this! I’m about to sew the skirt onto the bodice, did you use a straight stitch or zigzag?
Ahhh!!! Yay💕 I used a straight stitch
Спасибо! Это просто потрясающе
I was wondering if you could give me the measurements of the sleeve? I've been trying to figure it out but can't :(
Love the tutorial tho! Attempting to make something similar atm
Which measurements specifically? The length or width?
To my understanding, the Atlanta dress (all of the sleeper line) is handmade. When you purchase you get a little hand written card from the seamstress. Anyway, when you did that shirred bodice, I suddenly understood why it’s so pricey. 😩 This is beautiful work you’ve done. Thanks for sharing with us! I wish I could sew like that!
I’m pretty sure you are correct, which makes me love the brand even more! Yes, the amount of time for the shiring is very tedious :)
hi! I want to start sewing clothes, but idk what sewing machine to buy... i have some money saved up, but dont know which to buy.... which would you suggest??????
Most sewing machines are good that have 3 or more stitches. I recommend Janome, but singer and Brother are good also. You can find some good deals on eBay. It probably needs to have a straight stitch, zig zag, and button hole....bonuses are speed control, 5+ stitches, and a self threaded
im wondering why you did the skirt separately, do you think it would look/feel the same?
You can do them together, and many do, but based on the math I did for the diathermy of the top, my skirt wouldn’t have been as full as I wanted
What do you do for the itchiness of shirring elastic.. I love the way it looks but the shirred fabric has elastic on the inside and I find it very uncomfortable
This dress is surprisingly comfortable!
Hi! How much fabric did you use?
Oh gosh...I can't even remember. Pretty sure it was about 4-5 yards
You remind me of Harper from Wizards of Waverly Place!
That’s seriously the best compliment because I always loved her themed outfits!
@@MaddieLynn Thanks for the reply! Also, you make beautiful clothing and I hope you gain more popularity soon!
How do you determine the curve for the underarm?? I have never understood this 😔
Great question and honestly I kind of just wing it...lol....it usually depends on how I want my sleeves to sit and if I want my sleeves to be more set in or on the edge....I kind of just eyeballed it :)
Madison McQuary thank you. I do overthink it sometimes lol
I had this kind of dress about 5-7 years ago but then my mom whose just gave birth to my sister wore it and the bust area and the arm(?) area expand 😂 now I cannot wear it again
Oh no...so sad!
I wish you would show the pieces as you see so we can see what they SHOULD look like a EACH STEP
I know, it’s so hard to show every detail without it being super long. I would watcher other tutorials on TH-cam to see additional angles. Lauren Johnson has a shirred top tutorial
I think that i may make this dress,could i know how much fabric you bought?? :)
You should! I think I included the yardage in the description....but pretty sure I ended up using about 4 yards or less. If you make it tag me so I can see☺️
u made it look so easy to make 🥺❤️
With time, patience, and practice it gets easier
I thought it was pronounced SURE-ing. Sheering is like how you get wool from a sheep
Hey Casey, honestly your probably right about the pronunciation....I need to google it :)
It is pronounced sheering , it’s because you use sheering elastic in your bobbin , iv done this for years I’m 53 and it was very popular when I was a youngun, smocking is also another type of this style
I believe it’s Shirring, but it might be one of those things that is called something different depending on where in the world you live.
@@aliloucreations1817 They are called shirring elastic. SHER-ring
What was the total length of fabric you used?
I honestly don’t remember, think it was 3 yards?
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Video start frim 6.55
Harika 👍
need this you should sell some
Thanks! Maybe one day I will ??
@@MaddieLynn If you do I will be a customer
Hi Madison, this video was so useful thanks a lot. I'll definitely make one for myself and tag you on Instagram :D Kisses from France
Oh yay! Glad it was helpful. Can’t wait to see your creation :)
It’s the end of 2022 and the milkmaid dress is still in fashion - why?
There is a huge difference between shirring using shirring elastic and English smocking.
English smocking requires fabric, thread and a grid to use to make your pleats.. The decoration is done using thread on top of the smocking pleats. You can get a machine to make the smocking pleats, but they are expensive!
Please explain that both are valid but very different techniques.
I have used horse mane and tail pullings for an experimental project. That was fun.
Yes, there is a big difference but since this project was about shirring that’s what I wanted to focus on. I love how smocking looks though, so unique 💕 I really want to get a machine but they are hard to find
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Plzzz u can upload in hindi
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Talking for the first 7 minutes got me thinking... Lord!! May I suggest you make it brief with the intro? Thank you 😘
Video doesn’t start until 7min, thank me later
I do love your videos, but your intros are nearly 8-10 minutes long and you repeat your steps a lot in that intro
This is only friendly criticism no harm meant honestly ❤️❤️
Damn you talk too much!!! I almost did not continue watching untill i saw a comment that said the actual tutorial starts at 6:54. Please try to just get to the teaching rite away!!
Too much blablas.
yeah you talked alot🤣🤣🤣🤣 i skip 🤣🤣🤣🤣