the5ftgoddess drag queens are hands down some of the most incredible people, to do drag and do it well u need extensive makeup knowledge, hair and wig styling knowledge, sewing and fashion knowledge, music knowledge, dance knowledge and be a performer!! Drag queens and kings are some of the best artists on the earth.
Shortcut: sew your sleeves onto the garment FIRST before sewing the side seams then sew down the sleeve seam and then the side seam. It is easier than trying to manipulate a small garment around the sewing machine.
Ok but like real talk that fabric/outfit is to die for. 😩 I bought some fabric exactly like that but put it on the headboard of my bed to cover up its original wood pattern and I love it so much. Sparkles and rainbows are honestly my dream aesthetic and I’m jelly cuz you look amazing in that outfit 💁🏻♀️
I really enjoy your tutorials. You're easy to follow and do a great job explaining how you make each garment. I love that you explain your processes and how you adapt when you make mistakes. No one makes everything perfectly the first time. I'm really proud of you for making these tutorials so beginner friendly. This outfit turned out fantastic! Kyne, you're great!
I enjoy the fact that you aren't an expert, it makes for an easy to follow not too difficult tutorial that is for beginners, which i am. I am learning alot from your tutorials
I absolutely adore your sewing videos and how you show you also make mistakes. But, there it is, the feared but; I'm fourteen and I have got a lot of tips for you; so sit down comfortably and have some tea. 1: if you place the pins horizontally you can sew over them without having to stop everytime. 2: When you use this method, buy pins without a knob on the head, but with a little spikeish top, its flat and it's easier to use. 3: Preperation is 80% of the work; measure, draw patterns, transfer the patterns onto the fabric etc. Also: plan and wait some days till you make it, you might change your mind and that is not very pleasant when that happens while sewing. 4: It's a little bit more work but definitely pays off and looks neat: transfer the pattern of the real shape (so without the extra space for the seam) onto the fabric by tracing it with a pencil. Cut a few centimetres fro th edge of the lines. now sew the pieces onto each other wit the seam on the lline you drew. If needed cut away access fabric next to the seam if it is too long/thick. 5: We have this thing in The Netherlands we call Tornmesje; it's a tool used to remove unwanted/failed seams. It is like a sausage fork, but small and is sharp inbetween. It's really easy to use and I recommend you get one. I believe it is called a Seam Ripper??? This is everything I noticed that may help you to improve your sewing skills. I am not sure wether you do or not use these methods, but I thought it may be helpful. I sew a lot and for a long time and I have made several clothing items for myself by the way. I am sorry if I seem to be petty or rude, that is not my intension at all and my Enlish is not the best at all. Hope it helped; keep slaying!
If I can add 1 thing as a seamstress - it's better to cut the back pattern in half and then add the seam allowance. In this tutorial, You made the bodysuit tighter, that You intended to because You used the original back width to install the zipper. I hope You understand, what I'm saying :P It's still very pretty tho :D
Absolutely FABULOUS!!! wow, have your sewing skills come a very long way!!! I love the sequined fabric you used for this bodysuit. It looks great on you!!! I would love to see you make a mermaid style dress with this stuff as well!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Hey, I took a sewing class a few years ago and the teacher had a tip about pinning fabric. Put the pins in sideways. That way you can keep going when you are sewing.
I would love to see a fur trimmed princess coat or any coat with say a sequin outside and fur trim. I don't know how to create a fur trim around the sleeves and hem and front panels. You are amazing I love your work and you are so talented!
Thank you for sharing your sewing tips and suggestions; if I didn't already know how to sew I would have to say this ia a really great video for beginers. May I also add that you are quite lovely in and out of drag. ;-) Please share more wonderful videos.
I just learned so many jaw-dropping tips from this 😭 Yesterday I sewed a top with a zipper front, and I literally used tweezers + jewelry pliers to take off the metal zipper stopper and put it back on where I wanted the zipper to stop but your method in the video is so much faster what the heck 😂
i wish i was with you when you were making this!! i've learned how to sew exactly the same way as you, by just getting in and having a go, you're at the stage i was about 2/3 years ago, it's a fun journey, what people don't understand is, how much fabric you ruin how many or dresses you fuck up, even when you're so confident, things can fuck up quickly. but they also don't understand that high you feel when it goes right, or even better, when its better than you thought it'd turn out. and you go out, and people GAAAAG for it, it makes you feel so fucking good. your drag has improved so much even in the last 6 months of uploads. come to australia soon, you'd fucking slay here x
I normally hate the two-way sequin fabric, but that is such an amazing design. I need that fabric now! The rainbow and plain silver complement one another, which I never personally see in two-way sequin designs. You are such an amazing person! Your drag is amazing! You are so talented as a drag queen because you do everything yourself, which speaks so much louder to your creativity! Also, you are overall an amazing person with the smarts, wit, talent, and awesomeness that you will do wonders in the future with whatever plans you choose. You dedicate yourself to school and still find time to do other things you love, and I see you will have a bright future! Love yah!
I can totally relate to you. I always mess up sewing dresses and gowns for my dolls that I have to repeat the whole process starting from transferring patterns to fabric.
Hi! First of all, great piece of garment!! I went to fashion school here in Mexico and studied how to build about any piece, been sewing for about 10 years now, and let me tell you, I've seen people struggle with sewing, myself incluided, but you did a great job over all, I can tell you really enjoy doing it and It would have been nice to see more people with your enthusiasm in fashion school. I tend to thing some of these things are mostly intuitive, but they're not, it takes skill and passion to make clothes, so congratulations and I'm loving your channel. Also you should finish those hems cause u gonna lose sequins
sometimes if you get fabric that's only 2 way stretch, if you cut your pieces on the bias (sideways from corner to corner instead of vertically or horizontally) you can get a little bit of 4 way stretch. down side is that it uses way more fabric so it can be kind of wasteful
Shit, I love you man, you're like, one of my favourite youtubers. And you are so reasonable and down to earth and I love it! Keep the good work up! Much love ❤❤❤
Top stitching the fabric next to the zipper makes it neater and keeps the sequins out of the zipper. Heavy duty needs too, marketed for denim, can help avoid as many breaks.
Ammmmmazing! I really love the fabric but can't seem to find it anywhere online. Any idea where I can find it? or the exact name for me to search for? Thank you, thank you!!!
Omg GAG! Absolutely gorgeous, that fabric is what everybody needs in its life! 😍 Tip from a tailor. Maybe it would be an idea to first sew the shoulders of the body pieces together and then the head of the sleeve to the front and back of the piece. After that you can turn the top/dress/etc. good sides together and sew the edge cuff all the way to the bottom seam in one long stitch. Does this make sense? I hope so, lemme know. And keep up the good work! Greetings and lots of love from Amsterdam!
Hey queen, this is my 1st to me watching your tutorials. I found it extremely interesting and easy to follow. I'd love to see your Instagram page looks
Watched a few wig tutorials, went to your channel, saw this, watched it, LOVED it, and now I'm a fan and subscriber! Will you be going to NYC Drag Con in September?
Instead of cutting all excess from sewing together you could line with satin ribbon to help with the nasty scratchy feel of the sequence for more time to live in that master piece !!!! 🥰
Thank you for this. I was wondering about sequined fabric.. I would love a tutorial on a jacket with a full box pleat skirt.. Like the opera singer in the greatest showman
What does two much EVEN MEAN? YES HUNEY also can we talk about this purple hair and where I might grow her? Also how does the fringe feel inside the arm? Is it comfortable? Will be making soon
This is not coming from a place from hate or anything...but sometimes it's noticeable the transition on your hairline from makeup to wig. I'm compelled to say this cus I'm amazed by your vids and prolly ull be a (bigger) star.
I really feel like drag queens are some of the most useful people 😩 Great video❗
the5ftgoddess drag queens are hands down some of the most incredible people, to do drag and do it well u need extensive makeup knowledge, hair and wig styling knowledge, sewing and fashion knowledge, music knowledge, dance knowledge and be a performer!! Drag queens and kings are some of the best artists on the earth.
Shortcut: sew your sleeves onto the garment FIRST before sewing the side seams then sew down the sleeve seam and then the side seam. It is easier than trying to manipulate a small garment around the sewing machine.
Ok but like real talk that fabric/outfit is to die for. 😩 I bought some fabric exactly like that but put it on the headboard of my bed to cover up its original wood pattern and I love it so much. Sparkles and rainbows are honestly my dream aesthetic and I’m jelly cuz you look amazing in that outfit 💁🏻♀️
I really enjoy your tutorials. You're easy to follow and do a great job explaining how you make each garment. I love that you explain your processes and how you adapt when you make mistakes. No one makes everything perfectly the first time. I'm really proud of you for making these tutorials so beginner friendly. This outfit turned out fantastic! Kyne, you're great!
thank you!!
I enjoy the fact that you aren't an expert, it makes for an easy to follow not too difficult tutorial that is for beginners, which i am. I am learning alot from your tutorials
"Or just be skinnier like me" LEGEND
I absolutely adore your sewing videos and how you show you also make mistakes. But, there it is, the feared but; I'm fourteen and I have got a lot of tips for you; so sit down comfortably and have some tea.
1: if you place the pins horizontally you can sew over them without having to stop everytime.
2: When you use this method, buy pins without a knob on the head, but with a little spikeish top, its flat and it's easier to use.
3: Preperation is 80% of the work; measure, draw patterns, transfer the patterns onto the fabric etc. Also: plan and wait some days till you make it, you might change your mind and that is not very pleasant when that happens while sewing.
4: It's a little bit more work but definitely pays off and looks neat: transfer the pattern of the real shape (so without the extra space for the seam) onto the fabric by tracing it with a pencil. Cut a few centimetres fro th edge of the lines. now sew the pieces onto each other wit the seam on the lline you drew. If needed cut away access fabric next to the seam if it is too long/thick.
5: We have this thing in The Netherlands we call Tornmesje; it's a tool used to remove unwanted/failed seams. It is like a sausage fork, but small and is sharp inbetween. It's really easy to use and I recommend you get one. I believe it is called a Seam Ripper???
This is everything I noticed that may help you to improve your sewing skills. I am not sure wether you do or not use these methods, but I thought it may be helpful.
I sew a lot and for a long time and I have made several clothing items for myself by the way.
I am sorry if I seem to be petty or rude, that is not my intension at all and my Enlish is not the best at all.
Hope it helped; keep slaying!
Getting full Trixie Mattel “kitty Girl” vibes from you! Purple hair, sequin and fringe . Love it
You are honestly such an inspiration, you don’t even know
If I can add 1 thing as a seamstress - it's better to cut the back pattern in half and then add the seam allowance. In this tutorial, You made the bodysuit tighter, that You intended to because You used the original back width to install the zipper.
I hope You understand, what I'm saying :P It's still very pretty tho :D
Absolutely FABULOUS!!! wow, have your sewing skills come a very long way!!! I love the sequined fabric you used for this bodysuit. It looks great on you!!! I would love to see you make a mermaid style dress with this stuff as well!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Hammering off the sequins on the seam allowances helps it sew smooth and could help keep them from getting stuck in the zipper
Honestly THANK YOU tbh the other sewing gurllsss do boring things.. THIS IS WHAT I WANTEDDDD.. thank you again!!
Hey, I took a sewing class a few years ago and the teacher had a tip about pinning fabric. Put the pins in sideways. That way you can keep going when you are sewing.
Please don’t listen to the whiners and keep making your videos! I really enjoy them. No one is ever really an expert.
I would love to see a fur trimmed princess coat or any coat with say a sequin outside and fur trim. I don't know how to create a fur trim around the sleeves and hem and front panels. You are amazing I love your work and you are so talented!
Thank you for sharing your sewing tips and suggestions; if I didn't already know how to sew I would have to say this ia a really great video for beginers. May I also add that you are quite lovely in and out of drag. ;-) Please share more wonderful videos.
That costume is the most glorious thing I have EVER SEEN
The final product looks really nice and that wig is EVERYTHING!!
I’ve always tried to learn to sew by watching videos but none of them where as understandable as yours, you’re my hero
Thank you for showing how to install a zipper! I've never been able to do that 😂
I just learned so many jaw-dropping tips from this 😭 Yesterday I sewed a top with a zipper front, and I literally used tweezers + jewelry pliers to take off the metal zipper stopper and put it back on where I wanted the zipper to stop but your method in the video is so much faster what the heck 😂
I’m positively living for you right now
i wish i was with you when you were making this!! i've learned how to sew exactly the same way as you, by just getting in and having a go, you're at the stage i was about 2/3 years ago, it's a fun journey, what people don't understand is, how much fabric you ruin how many or dresses you fuck up, even when you're so confident, things can fuck up quickly. but they also don't understand that high you feel when it goes right, or even better, when its better than you thought it'd turn out. and you go out, and people GAAAAG for it, it makes you feel so fucking good. your drag has improved so much even in the last 6 months of uploads. come to australia soon, you'd fucking slay here x
I know this sounds ridiculous but your face looks so much clearer good on you girl
I normally hate the two-way sequin fabric, but that is such an amazing design. I need that fabric now! The rainbow and plain silver complement one another, which I never personally see in two-way sequin designs. You are such an amazing person! Your drag is amazing! You are so talented as a drag queen because you do everything yourself, which speaks so much louder to your creativity! Also, you are overall an amazing person with the smarts, wit, talent, and awesomeness that you will do wonders in the future with whatever plans you choose. You dedicate yourself to school and still find time to do other things you love, and I see you will have a bright future! Love yah!
thanks so much! Wow! I love you!
Aside from the costume being sick. SIS you are BEATTTT THE HOUSE DOWN
I do not sew and if I learn i will take this vids as inspiration cause they are amazing, just watching them relax me a lot
You are so incredibly good at what you do. I'm impressed every time
I was searching for extra and 😍 thankyou.
Wanted the fringes tutorial forever😍
Darling 2” seem allowance is always golden 👑
I can totally relate to you. I always mess up sewing dresses and gowns for my dolls that I have to repeat the whole process starting from transferring patterns to fabric.
Hi! First of all, great piece of garment!! I went to fashion school here in Mexico and studied how to build about any piece, been sewing for about 10 years now, and let me tell you, I've seen people struggle with sewing, myself incluided, but you did a great job over all, I can tell you really enjoy doing it and It would have been nice to see more people with your enthusiasm in fashion school. I tend to thing some of these things are mostly intuitive, but they're not, it takes skill and passion to make clothes, so congratulations and I'm loving your channel. Also you should finish those hems cause u gonna lose sequins
Omg I'm literally in love with you, please never stop making these videos!!
I love it so much! I should have made it today for my birthday! I'm so glad you happen to post this today! Keep being amazing Kyne!!!! ❤❤
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Xo
Gurl ur back🖤 I’m a new queen and seriously I love ur videos and they help me so much becoming a better queen🖤🙏🏼
Sequin and glitter tip: lint rollers pick em up like no one's business. This tutorial is amazing! Thanks Kyne!
I appreciate you telling your mistakes the way you do because it helps and I don’t feel like I’m the only one! Amaze video! Stay fab 💕
Absolutely loving this look! Only you could pull of something so extra and slay at it! Cant wait for more content~
That fabric girl, love it
This looks gorgeous Kyne, amazing work! This sequin fabric gives me liiiiiiife!
You taught better than most gurus in fashion design.
This is great! Love that you show/explain your mistakes too, very helpful
sometimes if you get fabric that's only 2 way stretch, if you cut your pieces on the bias (sideways from corner to corner instead of vertically or horizontally) you can get a little bit of 4 way stretch. down side is that it uses way more fabric so it can be kind of wasteful
I love that outfit and the wig,it goes together so well😍❤️😍
This is so beautiful Kyne!! I’m so happy for this video!!
Shit, I love you man, you're like, one of my favourite youtubers. And you are so reasonable and down to earth and I love it! Keep the good work up! Much love ❤❤❤
Top stitching the fabric next to the zipper makes it neater and keeps the sequins out of the zipper. Heavy duty needs too, marketed for denim, can help avoid as many breaks.
I use sharps*
You’ve become my new obsession! Love your work and your face is sooo beat the house down! Loves it ;D
Ammmmmazing! I really love the fabric but can't seem to find it anywhere online. Any idea where I can find it? or the exact name for me to search for? Thank you, thank you!!!
Omg this costume is EVERYTHING! 😍😍😍
That is the prettiest thing! I'd like the rest of my life to be made out of that fabric and trim
I love this! I saw that you uploaded and got so excited
This is SICK! gotta find some cute sequin fabric now.
This deserves so much views ugh
Touch these sequins, touch ALL of these sequins!
Omg GAG! Absolutely gorgeous, that fabric is what everybody needs in its life! 😍
Tip from a tailor. Maybe it would be an idea to first sew the shoulders of the body pieces together and then the head of the sleeve to the front and back of the piece. After that you can turn the top/dress/etc. good sides together and sew the edge cuff all the way to the bottom seam in one long stitch. Does this make sense? I hope so, lemme know. And keep up the good work! Greetings and lots of love from Amsterdam!
I've heard of that! Will try next time. Thanks so much! xoxo
Hey queen, this is my 1st to me watching your tutorials. I found it extremely interesting and easy to follow. I'd love to see your Instagram page looks
YAAASSSS! Love, love, love this. I wanna wear this everywhere. You look amazing btw
Watched a few wig tutorials, went to your channel, saw this, watched it, LOVED it, and now I'm a fan and subscriber! Will you be going to NYC Drag Con in September?
Can I just say, I love you so much!!! By far my favorite queen
Bloody love it. Love how you show your mistakes. Great video
Instead of cutting all excess from sewing together you could line with satin ribbon to help with the nasty scratchy feel of the sequence for more time to live in that master piece !!!! 🥰
A lint roller is great to pick up glitter and sequins!!!
tht purple wig is Luv & the outfit
Thank you for this. I was wondering about sequined fabric.. I would love a tutorial on a jacket with a full box pleat skirt.. Like the opera singer in the greatest showman
I need to make this for shambhala next summer 😍
A fellow canadian! I love your hair tutorials!
Skin is looking good girl, keep it up.
I like the colour of your hair its a beautiful wig. I like the body suit it is beautiful. Good job with the video.
That's Atlanta DRAG!!!
Thanks for the upload. I love your style and I like that you kept things real as they happened. New Subbie !
its never too much, you look wonderful I want one!!!!
I live for your style!!
Omg love this fabric where did you get this and is there an online fabric store you recommend
I would wear this as a regular outfit 🔥👍
You are really talented !!
Ohhh please pleaseee pleaseeeee do a winifred sanderson hair wig tutorial ! Thanks!!!
Am using this now to make my Harley Quinn cosplay this year!!♥️🖤♥️🖤♥️🖤♥️
Thank u so much honey!!I am a dancer and I definitely need this!!!Thanks😘💙💜💙💜💙💜
You should do a tutorial on styling a lace front layered wig 💕💕💕
This was SO inspirational and helpful! Thanks alot!
Never too much...never too much! This is so bomb!
What does two much EVEN MEAN? YES HUNEY also can we talk about this purple hair and where I might grow her? Also how does the fringe feel inside the arm? Is it comfortable? Will be making soon
Yassss!!! I might try to make this for Pride!!! I need this fabric!!!
YAYYYYY!! Another stunning video 😱💖
Love your videos. Please make more clothing tutorials
You did amazing thank you so much for charing your talent
Please do tell where you found that fabulous trim!!! I need some of that in my life. 😘
For real though where is this person in front of the audience??? You're good stop fucking doubting yourself!!!
Hello, in my place I can't find ready-to-use long fringe like that. May I request a tutorial on how to make fringe from nylon yarn?
Omg which fabric store I so want this!...omg love it
This is not coming from a place from hate or anything...but sometimes it's noticeable the transition on your hairline from makeup to wig.
I'm compelled to say this cus I'm amazed by your vids and prolly ull be a (bigger) star.
THANK YOU..!!! HOPEFULLY I can get it done by EDC in May!
Thank You for being very detailed
Thank you so much for sharing,you look great you did great I did learn and I will try this thank you 🇬🇧😁am happy to subscribe x
one word...…..QUEEN!!!
Can I ask which fabric store you got the materials from? Joanns? Walmart? A local store?
It is CRAZY gorgeous.
local store! Lens mills!
Boo to the shady comments. Please keep making tutorials!
I love you. I love your tutorials ❤️❤️❤️❤️