Normally I see all creators now pretty much make the same corset design over and over so this is a refreshing change. this is gorgeous and all the handmade embroidery is so unique and well made.
Magnificent! Hope you enjoy wearing it. I'd enjoy hearing about where/how you learned to drape a garment; perhaps a topic for an upcoming video? Please??? Thanks!
ahh excellent suggestion! I'm going to film a longer form video on the whole process of this dress together, so I will talk about it there for sure - might do some others as well! Thanks for the idea!
I’m so upset when I see your work because I don’t have time to learn _another_ incredible textile art, but also……this style of bead work would be so so worth it
Seeing stuff like this makes me so excited at the thought of making my own clothes. I want to make myself a Victorian style capsule wardrobe. But I also want to lose weight before I do so, as I have not been a healthy weight since I was a child I have no idea what my proportions would be when I finally do lose weight. Otherwise I would want to start working on it right now.
STUNNING! Could you please make a video on how to make an appliqué aka how do you cut the fabric off after you did the embroidery on it thanks hugs from Provence ❤Adrien
I'm looking into making a design with a cape similar to what you have here... How do you keep the cape on your shoulders? Is there a nude sheer connection across the front? Or is it attached somewhere? Any advice or pattern sources you recommend I would appreciate it!
Two things - I have a piece of fishing line connecting them at the back of my neck, which keeps them from sliding forward, and then there's a loop of clear elastic attached to the underside of each epaulette, which I slide my arm through and then hook onto the dress at the top of the boning channel that's right underneath my armpit. You can see the clear elastic in some of the closeup photos but other than that it's invisible! When worn, I did also stick a piece of garment tape to the top of my shoulder to help it stay but honestly with all the dancing and sweating I don't think it even stayed stuck, hah! I am planning a long form video tour of the dress + making process but every time I try to film it I get sad that it's all finished so.. coming soon I hope 😅
TH-cam decided it was time that we met. Haha. And it was right. I'm happily looking at your accomplishments! Do you mind telling me where you got the sewing doll/mannequin? I never saw them with arms before.
It's silk, yep - I dyed it in a wide, shallow tub (like the kind you might use to store stuff under your bed) with just enough water to let it float. Added the dye in sections and only agitated a little bit to get the colour mixing and depth variety :) - I'll do a video on it the next time I do it!
Sneak clear straps! I have a strap that goes down from the shoulder pad to a connection point at the top of the side boning channel on the bodice. I slide them on my arms and then hook that loop of elastic in place.
The thing about working for other people is you don’t get to pursue your own creative vision. I have a handful of friends who do actually do this sort of thing for movies and tv and every one of them ended up stopping sewing as a hobby… as much as I’d love to see my work on screen, I don’t want that to happen to me!
@@katmakes Perhaps your sense of observation is what also keeps your work magical. Knowing what NOT to do is just as important as knowing what is good for you. Everything you do is lovely and better yet, you seem so happy, and that is priceless.
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The beads draping are EVERYTHING and the bodice as a whole is just- gorgeous
Thank you so much! I am really loving how it's all coming together!
Oh my god the dedication, the craftwork, the skill. I just found your channel randomly and am in awe.
Thank you so much! Welcome to the madness 😅
You are absolutely amazing ❤ wow
Everything about this is STUNNING!
SOOOO BEAUTIFUL 🫶
you. are. so. POWERFUL!!!! WOW. wow. this is everything.
it looks like a glam-ified Rapunzel dress, I love itt ❤️❤️
this is like literally the most beautiful dress I've seen
Gorgeous, you’ve got me interested in a type of embroidery that I did not know existed.
Oh my god that is gorgeous....
Wow! Absolutely beautiful 🥀
You're SOOO talented
omg, this is spectacular!! a museum piece if ever i saw one!!!!!
You are so skilled! And you have a great taste, too. I would wear every piece you've made.🤗
Very much hard work
Absolutely gorgeous and so masterfully done, well done, I hope you’ll enjoy it
Normally I see all creators now pretty much make the same corset design over and over so this is a refreshing change. this is gorgeous and all the handmade embroidery is so unique and well made.
you are INCREDIBLE! this is just gorgeous i cant imagine how long it mustve taken
Your craftmanship is superb. Very inspiring
Your dress is sunning , better than any at any award ceremony !!!!😊🇬🇧
Amazing work of art!
I want this omg
Oooomg amazing...
Magnificent! Hope you enjoy wearing it. I'd enjoy hearing about where/how you learned to drape a garment; perhaps a topic for an upcoming video? Please??? Thanks!
ahh excellent suggestion! I'm going to film a longer form video on the whole process of this dress together, so I will talk about it there for sure - might do some others as well! Thanks for the idea!
I NEED a dress like this
I bet if you made a wedding dress it would be beautiful.
Wow looks amazing!
This is MAGICAL couture.
That is stunning. Love it so much
This is absolutely stunning ❤❤❤
Love your use of applies. The whole dress is beautifully done, have a wonderful time!
Those final details were so pretty!
Should be in a Museum So Perfect & Lovely 🌹🌷💜😊
That’s stunning! Please show the full video/series on this dress!
It’s beautiful, ethereal and a touch of whimsy.
Sooo Beyond Perfect 💜🌹💗🌹💜
This dress is beautiful! I am inspired to be more creative with my sewing. Thank you!
This is such gorgeous work! I live the detail! The should pieces are amazing, the entire dress is amazing!!
Your mind in itself is a piece of art. Wow! How gorgeous
Outrageously Incredible... Beautiful as well!!!
Wow! Gorgeous!
I’m so upset when I see your work because I don’t have time to learn _another_ incredible textile art, but also……this style of bead work would be so so worth it
This is beyond amazing!!! Curious how much the materials alone cost without factoring in the time and skill level because this is truly art
Soooooo dreamy… barely human, if at all 🤩❤️🔥💫✨
Absolutely love this, ❤️ 😍 💖 😊
Amazing dress--would love to see you wear it!
Absolutely incredible work! You have inspired me.
So cool
Absolutely beautiful!!!!❤
Absolutely gorgeous......😊
This is a top tier diety level masterpiece like whoa
Really talented… wow
Incredible! So wonderful!!
Stunning. Great job
It's so pretty.
If i ever get married, i want a dress like this
Gorgeous! 👏 👏 👏
WOW!!!!
Looks amazing
Oh my goodness this is so SO gorgeous😍😍 I just picked up Tambour embroidery so I’m super excited to use it in some projects!!
That's beautiful!
THAT IS GORGEOUS
This is so beautiful!!
So gorgeous!
Seeing stuff like this makes me so excited at the thought of making my own clothes. I want to make myself a Victorian style capsule wardrobe. But I also want to lose weight before I do so, as I have not been a healthy weight since I was a child I have no idea what my proportions would be when I finally do lose weight. Otherwise I would want to start working on it right now.
Phenomenal job 🎉
Gorgeous!!
It's so beautiful ❤❤❤
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤
That’s so awesome!
Gorgeous 😮😮
Incredible!
Beautiful
STUNNING! Could you please make a video on how to make an appliqué aka how do you cut the fabric off after you did the embroidery on it thanks hugs from Provence ❤Adrien
The one right before this one is about exactly that! ☺️
@@katmakes I’m binge watching your videos so I’ll get to it soon! Many thanks for answering and sharing awesome stuff!
Lovely ❤🎉
Stunnning
Love it
EFFIN BOSS 😮❤
I'm looking into making a design with a cape similar to what you have here... How do you keep the cape on your shoulders? Is there a nude sheer connection across the front? Or is it attached somewhere? Any advice or pattern sources you recommend I would appreciate it!
Two things - I have a piece of fishing line connecting them at the back of my neck, which keeps them from sliding forward, and then there's a loop of clear elastic attached to the underside of each epaulette, which I slide my arm through and then hook onto the dress at the top of the boning channel that's right underneath my armpit. You can see the clear elastic in some of the closeup photos but other than that it's invisible! When worn, I did also stick a piece of garment tape to the top of my shoulder to help it stay but honestly with all the dancing and sweating I don't think it even stayed stuck, hah!
I am planning a long form video tour of the dress + making process but every time I try to film it I get sad that it's all finished so.. coming soon I hope 😅
@@katmakes You are the best thanks for taking time to respond! Love your work
My dream is to make something like this one day
TH-cam decided it was time that we met. Haha. And it was right. I'm happily looking at your accomplishments!
Do you mind telling me where you got the sewing doll/mannequin? I never saw them with arms before.
It is from Royal Dress Forms!
If Hercules megara had a ball gown!
What type of fabric is this? Hand died silk? How do you get that beautiful pattern?
It's silk, yep - I dyed it in a wide, shallow tub (like the kind you might use to store stuff under your bed) with just enough water to let it float. Added the dye in sections and only agitated a little bit to get the colour mixing and depth variety :) - I'll do a video on it the next time I do it!
@@katmakes omg thank you that would be amazing
How are the shoulder pads connected to the rest of the dress? Or how will they hold themselveson the body?
Sneak clear straps! I have a strap that goes down from the shoulder pad to a connection point at the top of the side boning channel on the bodice. I slide them on my arms and then hook that loop of elastic in place.
😍😍
that looks like something Aphrodite would wear
😲😍
You are a Master Designer and Seamstress. Ever think of working in Hollywood?
The thing about working for other people is you don’t get to pursue your own creative vision. I have a handful of friends who do actually do this sort of thing for movies and tv and every one of them ended up stopping sewing as a hobby… as much as I’d love to see my work on screen, I don’t want that to happen to me!
@@katmakes Perhaps your sense of observation is what also keeps your work magical. Knowing what NOT to do is just as important as knowing what is good for you. Everything you do is lovely and better yet, you seem so happy, and that is priceless.
Amazing. Your assistants aren’t very helpful.