Making an Oogie "Boogie" Dress! (vintage style)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- HAPPY AUTUMN!! (officially, but we all know Autumn lives in our spoopy hearts) I wanted to kick off the season with a sorta "cousin" of my Sally Dress, so I figured an Oogie dress would fit the bill! This is honestly one of my most favorite projects that I've made in a while, and NOT JUST BECAUSE I'm addicted to weathering..... okay that's a big part of it.
I love you guys and I hope you like it!
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*Rachel:* starts pinning patterns on floor
*Me:* waits for Frodo to lay on them
*Frodo:* does not disappoint
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They never do! 😂 mine is the same, spot on
Rachel- "just how I like my clothing, slightly toxic"
*Victorian mourning dresses have entered the chat.*
1860's hatters using mercury on felt: "Allow me to introduce myself."
*Arsenic green has entered the chat*
@ran ran good to know. Now to just wait till the toxins finally get to us...
@ran ran oh shoot, really? what brands use them now
@@jas6246 my favourite flavour!
So I showed my mom this video, and when Rachel showed the pattern, she told me, "I have that pattern!" She used the same pattern for this dress to make her bridesmaid's dress for her cousin's wedding.
OMG you’re so lucky that pattern is IMPOSSIBLE to find! I want it so bad 😅
@@LeahKeiley well, it's like 4 sizes smaller than either of us, so I can't really use it.
@@A_Classy_Phoenix okay less lucky then but still awesome
OMG! A young person that uses punctuation properly! Bravo, my dear! It’s a rare thing these days. It screams IQ! Don’t lose it. 💛
@@natalierozean5989 I have a learning disability, so I had extra classes as a kid spending an hour or two extra every week practicing writing with proper spacing and punctuation, and writing neatly so it's legible. I've kinda had it burned into my brain.
Rachel: “slightly toxic....that’s how I like my clothing”
The Victorians: “slightly toxic.....that’s how I like my wallpaper”
The Elizabethans: "slightly toxic.... that's how i like my makeup"
Green: “slightly toxic.....that’s how I like my Arsenic”
🤣🤣🤣these are my favorite comments I've ever seen
the romans: "slightly toxic... that's how i like my food"
more like "slightly toxic...that's how i like my everything"
the caterpillar makes me think of Heimlich in a bug's life, and frankly, that is some quality unintentional Disney easter egg content and I am here for it. 😍
Oh hey Abby, very nice seeing you here ❤😊
PS: just a fan of both of you and the first time seeing you here on this channel. So nice 😁
i had the same thought! it was adorable.
that's what her husband said in the bloopers 😂 I thought the same!!
Same!
Omg Abby you right 😂
Adding boning to the bodice would help solve the “frumpy bodice” issue and keep it up
The hint I learned when being forced to wear a strapless bridesmaids dress: Boning plus it should be sewn an inch smaller than your normal measurements. It needs to hug you because fabric stretches.
@@Just1Nora well that depends on the fabric
@@faameexplains1192 yes of course, each fabric has its own amount of stretch and give depending on the weave, thread count, natural vs synthetic, etc...I was just trying to keep it simple.
like good old fashioned 10/10 quality zip ties :')
Yeah, was kind of confused after she called it a highly strucktured bodice and then procided to ad nothing to keep it to shape at all
"So as a mature, responsible adult I'm switching back to socks that have little grippies on the bottom."
So thats the secret to growing up, ah ok....
@@envoxity9544 hmhmmhmhmhm.........
You could always use your hot glue gun on the new socks.......
@@joclark3702 BWAHA
Imagine wearing this all day at Disneyland for dapper day and then glowing at night 😱 this is so pretty I love it
Have you got a Crowley's cosplay as photo of your profile? 😏
@@suzankae no, this was my Milo Thatch disneybound when I was at WDW
@@funeralbeldam5027 mhm, okay, thanks for answer ❤️
I would love to wear it on my daily life 🤣🤣🤣
excuse me how are your likes 666
May I just say that the closed captions are appreciated and the accuracy of them is also great! Lots of people turn CCs into their joke stream of consciousness for things that aren't in the video, which is fun, but can be difficult/disruptive for people who actually need them. Thank you for making your content more accessible (and/or to anyone who wrote them if someone else did it). :)
Burlap: the Halloween version of glitter
THE ACCURACY
What holiday would glitter be associated with then?
@@hayden9802 christmas logically.
@@hayden9802 New Years, Christmas and/or birthdays I'd say
@@jwinkies3011 You forgot anniversaries, christenings and first communion, and there's probably a few others. Honestly, it's tried to infiltrate Halloween too but it only seems to succeed in sending in it's armies of orange, black, purple, and green glitters, which is such a small drop in the glitter bucket ocean.
Of course, this means that you have to make a Jack Skellington dress next year. Or the Mayor, I would love to see you do something inspired by the Mayor.
Also, I completely feel you on the buying any cool socks you see.
OOO or something along the lines of the lock shock and barrel!
YES!!!
Jack skellington, yeah :)
The Mayor!!!!👏👏
I love the mayor! You should make something based on him
"Burlap against your skin sounds like actual living hell" I actually cosplay Scarecrow from his first appearance in Batman: The Animated Series, and the mask I use is like 3 layers of burlap with latex in between, I can tell you it's actual living hell but looks aMAZING
You absolute mad lad
Madlads for life 😎
@@audoldends6799 a
That's awesome. Like I applaud you, I would definitely take a photo of you at a con.
“8 yards didn’t sound like a lot until I saw her cutting it”
- me at the fabric store every time
I feel called out.
Cutting table clerk: *takes bands off new bolt* SO. How mu-
Me: *beckons with insistent grabby hands* Don't bother.
Elfie Blue I need ALL OF IT!!!
True - I usually take the whole roll - 10 yards usually - and will use the last two yards for something some day!!LOL
Same. I never know how much to order lol.
Rachel talking about the burlap: I'm going to have some left over but I can use that for other projects-
Me, foaming at the mouth thinking of all the crafting possibilities: Oh my God! You could make a matching beret! It could have bugs, BUGS! Just think of the wealth of options at your disposal, Rachel!
Yes on the bugs beret!
Ooooooh! Or a pill box hat!
I’m watching this while sitting in the Joanns Fabric parking lot with my new (to me, it’s refurbished) sewing machine in the passenger seat, getting ready to buy stuff for my first ever sewing project... and it’s all your fault Rachael! I keep watching your videos and getting jealous of all the amazing things you make, so now you’ve inspired me to finally give this whole sewing thing a whirl! (Please send thoughts, prayers and cookies, I’m scared!)
You can do it!
@@wishiwaslizbennet924 thank you! I’ve almost made a green skirt, but I’ve had to use the seem ripper a lot
@@ladyrepunsel4567 well done! That's p amazing, and yeah, first time and every time after the seampicker is a best friend!
I have a machine eyed; small and cheap-ish, but I really want to get it and start sewing.
My dresses need pockets.
@@ladyrepunsel4567 The seam ripper is a godsend.
You could have gone earlier and made a 40s style dress. Then you could have an Oogy Boogie Bugle Boy dress. 😁 (I'll see myself out...)
Omg pun of the CENTURY 😂❤️❤️❤️❤️
Liz Pearson I was thinking more along the lines of Oogy Boogie Woogie but yours is better :)
Fricking autocorrect. Or variation: Oogy Bougie dress
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There could be a series with a disco version of the song Boogie Oogie Oogie too
I’m 67 and throughout this video, I just keep saying, “She is so cute!”. It’s not your sewing skills, it’s your personality, your cat, dog Frodo, your editing skills, your music and your outtakes that keep me looking forward to your videos.
I’m 60 and it’s the same for me!
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Honestly I'm a 15 year old who's trying to learn with her videos and you are soooo right💜💜💜
I agree. She's creative and enthusiastic about crafting. These process videos are very well done and entertaining. Watching her work is very inspiring for my own creative endeavors (none of which involve sewing :-)
54, been sewing for 40 years, and Rachel is an absolute gift!
halloween idea:
- hocus pocus dresses
- jack skelington inspired dress or jumpsuit
- corpse bride inspired dress, could be emily’s wedding dress and you could figure out a way to incorporate her exposed ribs, like plush or embroidery
- a poofy pumpkin shaped lolita dress
- a candy corn dress with an A line poofy skirt with the candy corn colors on it, and a cat shaped bodice :3
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A cat shaped bodice sounds ADORABLE! And I love the idea of exposed ribs for corpse bride 😍
She can use her new toy to gradient the colors on the candy corn skirt. :) And learn to use cut-outs to mask off in airbrushing the cat aka reverse stenciling.
these are all such amazing ideas
@@fae64 yeah
I’m more than a lil late but I agree these are brilliant lol
Yay! Just thinking "isn't it Rachel time already?" 😉
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Same! Always happy to see a video of yours Rachel!
I was getting worried I missed it somehow 🤣
Same😂
Same haha! I always look forward to seeing my notification.
Rachel: “-just in case you don’t have this random pattern from the 70s.”
Me: *side-eying my weirdly ever growing stockpile of vintage patterns.*
What is the 8008 pattern in that range?
Sorry couldn't help it 🙄😏
I’m a bit dumb, and I can’t tell if you are talking about the Simplicity pattern or if this is a reference that’s flying over my head, sorry. I did recently get the Butterrick 5597 which would look great over the Simplicity 8008 pattern- if that’s the one you are talking about. I might look for it or a similar one next time I’m paid. Thank you for the idea!
Where do you find vintage patterns, if I may ask?
Estate sales, thrift stores, yard sales (pre- Covid19), Etsy, eBay, and places like them that do a lot of second hand stuff.
I'm absolutely seeing Oogie's eyes referenced in the collar shape and I'm so disappointed no one else has mentioned it and/or that it wasn't intentional. Well...not disappointed it's intentional because it's such a cool thing if it happened unintentionally.
"Um my eyes are down here-"
Nightmare before Christmas: *exists*
Rachel: *lemme make dress*
But for real your vids and sewing projects make my day 😊
Accurate 💃
Y’all thanks for the likes! And hi Rachel :D
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Glow in the dark tip: Most paints are "UV Reactive" so you'll get a stronger/faster glow after shining uv/blacklight on it, instead of normal white light.
I used to own something that glowed in the dark that had the notification, "Does not contain radioactive material."
Oh, that's good to know, but WHAT???
Years later I learned about Radium and the watch face painting girls.😳
Rachel: “Because honestly making spooky stuff is the only thing that’s fueling my serotonin.”
I respond loudly to the TV (as though she can hear me). “Because me watching you making spooky things is the only thing fueling MY serotonin!”
Hard same lol
Freaking mood!
A Mood.
Halloween : e-
Rachel : MY TIME TO SHINE!!!!
YIS HEHE
but what was Halloween about to say?
@@rachelmaksy And shine you do! I didn't expect this but it's my favorite costume of yours yet (for Halloween). And your hair is absolutely adorable, as ever.
*edit: I squealed when I saw Frodo's tie! No offense but he looks much better in it than you...but ONLY that tie.
I love that the Halloween strawberry dress is always stalking in the background.
“You didn’t forget about me, who took a painstaking amount of patience for Rachel to make, did you?”
Random thoughts throughout the vid:
1. Frodo is the most adorable pattern weight!
2. Yes, Rachel’s going to love airbrushing! (I actually pumped my fist, I was so excited for you!)
3. It was nice seeing you so happy and confident working on a project. You’ve come so far in your sewing journey from the first dress. Good job!
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There's a joke to be made here about her making a burlap sack look good
Apparently Marilyn Monroe was harrassed for always wearing Expensive designer wear ...so She had Her photo taken in a sack dress ..true story xxx
@@grizeldaxxx4568 yeah, people were saying that the only reason she looked good was because she wore expensive clothes, so she wore a potato sack dress and SLAYED
@@depressedtheatrekid1709 i googled this. She made the potato sack look like haute couture.
And from a gunne sax pattern, no less (I know that's a real brand/ designer, but it's also a good opportunity for a bad pun and it cannot be left behind)
Rachel: Making an Oogie "Boogie" Dress!
Me: *stops everything, grabs oogie plush and sits on floor watching in awe*
Me: this is everything
Why does it sound adorable???!!!!! My heart.😭
the execution of this project was, dare i say it....*double chef's kiss*
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Agreed!😁❤🧙♂️
I would add bug earrings & necklace, but other then that, PERFECT !!!
I'm doing that thing where I pause partway through the video to comment, KNOWING I'll want to leave another comment by the end..... but........ 5:00 oh my gOD THANK YOU FOR SAYING IT I get into the car and I'm like "how the fuck did I leave the house with this FULL-ON PRETEEN BOY MUSTACHE SHADOW" but in a normal mirror it is functionally invisible????? what foul sorcery??????
I'm 9 months late but honestly, it's always nice to scroll through a comment section and see a TH-camr that you watch and enjoy comment on a video of another TH-camr that you watch and enjoy.
@@pinktriangle513 I know right! I was so excited/supprised to see Ginny Di here!
@@rebekahhiggins9002 saaaaame!!!
I find that the mirrors in cars just make you look ten times worse overall
@@sage3062 So today I took extra time getting myself all put together and presentable because I had an appointment with my eye doctor. I haven't been out of the house more than a handful of times in the last 18 months, but I thought I looked pretty good, all things considered... until I was picking out new frames and OH MY GOD, does that lighting bring out every. single. flaw. in my face. I went full Jamie Lee Curtis, "I look like the Crypt Keeper!!!" lol
Alright see y’all this time next year when she makes a Jack Skellington dress
YES please
Or a suit???
Now I have "I need a hero" sung by the fairy godmother stuck in my head, thanks.
😂😂😂😂
Haven't finished the whole video and just this comment got it stuck in my head.
literally the most iconic movie scene ever
WHAT does she have against fat caterpillars they're friend-shaped
Are you calling your friends fat?
Morgan O'Brien-Bledsoe it's a joke primarily told on the internet; the implication is that round/chubby animals and creatures are cute, and that it makes them seem approachable and friendly, aka "friend-shaped"
Cursed creatures spiders with no legs 🥲🥲🥲
When I cosplayed Oogie Boogie, I made my dress inspired by the image you shared. I covered the dress in little bugs. Some I sewed on and some I just super glued on... but man I was leaving a trail of bugs everywhere I went. Fitting, but when I wear it again I’m going to have to rebug it.
Thank you for the Oogie Boogie content we need in these Oogie Boogie times.
ALSO: You should make a Beetlejuice inspired dress just so you can call it "Beetle-Dress."
I would love to see this actually!
Haha yes! She actually did this last year; it's on her Instagram 😄
okay but the last day of sewing outfit to me says "vintage kim possible"
the only thing that could improve this would be dice earrings
You should be so proud of yourself. Your sewing skills have improved so much!
AHHH THIS
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A tip for strapless: When one constructs strapless pieces from scratch one takes out width in the top edge by slimming in the top inch of the seams, to make it go ever so slightly in on the top edge. Using a pattern as you are doing here it will most likely not use this in the construction as it can look a little strange to someone without this knowledge. The easiest way and what I imagine will be most useful for your kind of process is to just pinch in the top of each side seam, and if needed on the other seams too. Hope this is useful information to you (or anyone else reading)!
You might consider some boning as well, to keep it a little rigid on your body, so you won’t get the droop.
That's a good idea! For the quick and easy, cheapest and for not too much stiffness and wear you can get fabric covered rigiline boning. Personally I struggle calling it boning but for a quick project like this it's pretty darn handy to get a *bit* of support.
Boning would have solved the issue
It is thanks!
You could also use interfacing between the layers to make it a bit more stiff which will help give it shape
This dress just OOZES Oogie! All the little details (the stitches, little rips, weathering) all give it so much character.
Speaking of details though, your little stop motions to introduce each day, with the dice and the bugs, are just so clever and fun! I think it's clear how much fun you had with this project and it shows in how brilliant the final product is!
As soon as I saw your sneak peek on Instagram I knew this was what you were making. Love it!
I love how this turned out but my one suggestion would be maybe a little bit of corset boning or whatever you call it in the front panels of the dress? Would help the bunching i think.
Some tape over the seams to insert it would also cover the burlap on the inside and reduce any scratchy
I agree that some boning would give more structure, the prom dress Marty’s Mom wore in the movie had boning, guaranteed.
Especially for a strapless dress it helps a lot. It is also a Giant Pain in the Buttocks. I worked with boning maybe twice in my life and I hated it.
That said, the dress turned out AMAZING and she can always add boning later if she wants ❤️
@@michellewerner1195 yea Ive worked with it too and its a beast on its own. But it is helpful.
Zip ties work from what I’ve seen on Micarah Tewers channel
@@livelongandprospermary8796 another of my addictions!
Some twill tape hand felled (thank you Bernadette) over each seam then cable ties trimmed to size (proud to be a Micaracan) and inserted into the twill tape channels will hold it straight (just as Sewstine showed on her examination of the pink Harlots dress).
"sheds like a husky in summertime"
as someone who has owned huskys- Hell. and I love that saying now.
Fall : begins
Rachel : you know the rules and so do I
Adding boning channels in the bodice (between the lining and burlap, some how, lol) that are closed at the bottom but open at the top would allow you to slide (removable) thin glow sticks in them. They should show up pretty well through the loose weave of the burlap and add a little structure. Love this dress for Halloween!
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Genius! Glow stick boning!
Glow sticks are not fun when they break and leak :(
This dress could use a necklace of dice. Otherwise, great job lady!
omg I love that idea! or maybe some kind of bracelet or even just a classic dice bag with a strap so it hangs around the waist
@@vickyk.9413 Awesomely creative!😊
Ooo or maybe black crinolinewith the little neon torture skeletons from the movie painted/stitched on
Oh also a great idea!! 😘
There is a thing in strapless dresses from the 50’s called a stay. It’s a band of ribbon usually you insert that keeps the dress from sliding down like that. Learned it for Gertie and I use it all the time now. Very easy to do too
That sounds interesting! How does it work? Where do you insert it? Is it kind of like boning, or is it entirely different? Is it sewn in place?
Bones would help too!
And would be so apropos!
Please do tell more!
Mini Williams historically stays were the precursor to corsets. There’s some subtle differences but I think they’re pretty similar. I’m still learning so I’m not 100% sure, but I’ve been learning a lot as I watch more historical sewing videos! :)
1:22 No one:
Absolutely no one:
Frodo: FEAR ME HOOMAN
He's so INTIMIDATING
I love that you’re using the Handbook for the recently deceased as a sketch book 😆😆
Me: ooo maybe I’ll try this!
Rachel: there’s 12 skirt pieces
Me: *cries in handsewing*
I feel this haha
Sameeee
I understand your pain, i cant figure out the sewing machine for the life of meee!!!!
i want to do something like this so badly, but i also only handsew and it'll take forever! apart from not having space and money for a sewing machine, i'm also kinda scared of them
Make the skirt as a circle skirt! Much less sewing!
“Apparently burlap sheds like a husky in summertime”
OMG she gets it!
ohmygoshiloveitsomuch!!! The stitches, airbrushing, and bugs - mwah! (Double chef kiss!) Bravo!
Rachel: "my man is full of texture"
Me: "He's full of bugs"
𝓽𝓮𝔁𝓽𝓾𝓻𝓮
I had the same thought haha i was like “AND WORMS” out loud when she said it
Just seeing you sip and say 'this is lukewarm' reminded me that I had a coffee and it is STONE COLD.
love that i immediately knew that acapella version was voiceplays hahaha
Literally my first comment on TH-cam ever [cause I’m a dinosaur]: Rachel your authenticity is so beautiful!! I watch your videos in the background while sewing because we vibe through our projects the same way...learning and laughing along the way! Much love...keep being you boo💖
I was actually drafting an Oogie Boogie costume for Halloween when the notification for this popped up!!
Oooo yes!!!!
Goodness gracious she did beautifully on this dress.
I'm actually kind of personally relieved that you enjoyed this project after your last herculean task that was the bat dress lol
Same
That circle skirt tip: *exists*
Me, who hasn’t sewn anything yet: 👀
Same tho 😬
Your pfp, I love it🥺
RX500 Android aw, thanks! A fellow Catra stan?
Circle skirts were my first foray into sewing... easy and so (sew) cute!!!!
It was my first project and it worked super well. Go for it, and if you want a pristine wavy bottom hem, sew horsehair in
Rachel: "For the bodice, I'm going to cut and sew the lining and burlap together to save time."
Me: Welcome to flatlining! I was so proud and happy when I saw you do that. It's a wonderful technique for handling fabrics that shift around a lot (like chiffon and burlap). You can use it for the skirt too, if someone wants to attempt it without the baggy look.
When you brought up pinterest it reminded me that I've see you all over my pinterest recently! It's not even in correlation with when I binge watch you it's more you're aesthetic aligning with my own
Hahaha so weird!!
Same actually! I thought maybe it was linked with other social? Nice to know it’s not just me
This is fantastic!! And, the secret to keeping strapless dresses from falling down is using boning, particularly spiral steel. Gives enough structure to not flop
The Sally dress, and the Sally character are so appealing: a patchwork shift dress! Sign me up!
Don't we all just feel like an evil Halloween man full of bugs right now?
I'd say that's accurate 😂🙏
Yes, and low key embracing it💚💚
as soon as i saw the picture of the fabric on IG i was like, 'shes making a vintage style oogie boogie!
Heehhehee ❤️❤️❤️
It's so well done, If you want to add an accessory to make it more like a full halloween costume, you could use the same fabric to make a cute witches hat to mimic the top of Oogie's head.
That caterpillar reminded me of Heimlich from A Bug's Life.
Edit: Did NOT get to the end of the video before I commented this XD
Yes! Thank you!! That's it 🐛
Ha, just Nick said the same thing literally seconds after I posted that -- gotta stop commenting halfway through videos!
@@dramaticteaspoon XD Same! I just got so excited when I saw it, I had to say something lmao.
Me too!
"I'M A BEAUTIFUL BUTTERFLY!" *said with an Austrian accent*
The singing of 🎶"I'm 28 years old and Im afraid of the dark"🎶 has confirmed that I most likely wont grow out of being afraid of the dark 😹
😂😂😂🙈🙈🙈
I'm older than both y'all and still sleep with a night light. It's fine.
That made me laugh way too hard, because I can hear scary movie violins when I run through my dark hallway to get to my bedroom. I’m 25 with 3 children. I still haven’t grown out of it. 😂
@@evelyndoeseverything8016 but at least you have safety in numbers! 😹
@@kimberley1943 Doesn't seem to work in horror movies...:)
Lovely dress as always Rachel!
Old timey music is really something
Rachel: I'm 28 years old and I'm afraid of the dark
Me, a 33 year old: Same
35...same
35 😆
Me, a 31 year old: I'm with you all
36 and the same
100th like👍 I can relate sooooo much
This is one of my favorite pieces you've ever made!! I literally gasped at the glow-in-the-dark effect during the reveal, and the fact that the whole project made you so happy is just icing on the cake
Thank you so much 😭😭😭
I can feel the itchy burlap just watching! But such a LOOK!
I introduced my favorite college professor to your content via the Gandalf video. He is now a fan. Idk if philosophy professors are in your target audience but they sure are now
Hahahaha yesssss 😂❤️
Mr. Rogers vibes when you were putting on socks while introducing the second day 😂
Honestly once I get my own sewing machine I am making my besty a Jack skeleton dress and I am looking at your awesomeness for the inspo. This dress is every thing to me
The way you're styling your bangs recently, now that's a double chef's kiss!
I wish I had your talent!❤️
You're too kind!!
I love having your videos on while I'm working. Makes me feel like im sewing with a friend. Especially here in 2020.
I don’t know if I’ve ever said this but to me you’re like the vintage fashion equivalent of SimplyNailogical. Your personality and the way you talk always reminds me of her and I love it
I can see it.
Especially with the sock love.
i read this while watching the outtakes at the end when rachel made that face in the car and i thought of the exact same thing omg!
SimplySewlogical
Hm kind of, yes. Love them both, just excellent women!
Ok so nobody is gonna talk about how absolutely GORGEOUS she is?!!
I'd totally wear this to boogie bash! Stunning!
Does anyone else actually read Frodos voice in what you imagine Frodo to sound like? (In my mind he has a distinguished British accent) Yeahhhh...I'm gonna stop drinking now.
angrymuppet66 it’s 5:12 am as I’m watching and I imagine that as well,, not going to stop drinking my alcohol though
@@t-98 *CHEERS!*🥂
I feel like the next logical step is Jack skellington secret pants
That a cappella version of the Oogie Boogie song is actually incredible. It's by Voiceplay, and it does not disappoint! (Plus the lead singer in this song is Geoff Castellucci, a god of a man.)
I made a full oogie suit last halloween and I'm still finding hairs in my house 🤣😂
Hahahahha omg I'm glad I'm not alone 😂😂😂
It was embedded in every fabric of my existence I mean every pair of pants and shirts i had were covered in it 🤣
I love this. I would suggest boning or interfacing in the bodice. And i love that u did another but make it vintage. 😍 i love this series!!!
i love your background music, especially around 9:40. it's so calming 😊
I just love watching the body language transformation at the end when putting on the finished dress. Seeing the character come alive is the best part! ✨✨✨
Literally my favorite character, glad to see he's finally getting the representation he deserves
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Love the shot with the morbid podcast playing on the TV. They are also my go to crafting companions!
You should give that Oogie Boogie acapella song a listen. It's by a group called voiceplay and the bass sings the lead. It's amazing!
Rachel constantly wearing the short wig makes me wonder if she's considering the chop 👀
Probably not. Why do you think she has the wigs? She can have both this way.
Rachel, your pattern of choice is one of the BEST patterns ever. Personal experience, speaking, since it is the first pattern I ever used to make my first formal when I was 13 yrs old in 1980.
That looks so amazing! I laughed with the "sheds like a husky in summer time" because totally understand.
I was trying to think of how I could recreate this without doing a dress and immediately got a pimp/casino guy idea and I think I may go with that. Really feeling the pimp style Oogie Boogie tbh 🙈
That sounds sooooo cool
Whew! Oogie Boogie homage, watching Back to the Future for the 5 trillionth time, Handbook for the Recently Deceased, thinking a small machine will blow up if you touch it, make your clothes look 300 years old - 1000% relatable. And the dress came out divine! And stop motion!!! U awsum
🎵"You joking, you joking, I can't believe my eyes!!!"🎵
This is adorable!!!