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  @cliquet3scliquet3s9612 күн бұрын

  Did you get dressed with something in this video, Tracy, yes or no? Do you like or do you love this costume?

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  @Jvanecklove3248922 күн бұрын

  Fantastic job thank u for sharing ❤

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  @Traybuff22 күн бұрын

  gosh thanks that was a long time ago, I admit wig styling is a different kettle of fish and i'm not a professional wig of hairstyle, i thought I wuold have a go and video my progress anyway like I do with all other costumes made over the years. gosh this was long time ago now. I can't always afford to have a wig styled professionally with eahc costume we make,so sometimes i attempt the myself. really appreciated the comment thank you, from tracy :)

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  @InspiredXReflections28 күн бұрын

  Amazing tutorial! Thank you!! I’ve been watching them while I’m making my dress!!!❤

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  @catherinehoward7445Ай бұрын

  Goodness, the amount of work that has gone into making the dress is phenomenal. What an absolutely stunning dress it is.

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  @TraybuffАй бұрын

  thank you, i've finally decided to sell it and yes it was 9 months work mostly hand no machine! i havn't had any interest as yet since putting it on sale 2 months ago, but then i'm very small in height and other proportions, so it makes it very difficult. I only had one person on complain at the price who obviously has never made a garment of any kind in their life. I have explained my asking price is cheap compared to if they asked somebody to make this even as a professional you would be looking into the thousands of uk pounds that is for custom made to fit dress.as most of it was not something you can do on a machine. I know it will take a very very long time to sell or may never sell but i want to try. Even for a wedding or somebody who wants a vintage itallian renaissance style wedding dress who's as small as me would suit for that occasion. lets face it if you've seen the film then it was danielle's mothers wedding dress. I'm selling a few costumes, so much appreciated for your comment. best wishes Tracy :)

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  @bunnybearmeАй бұрын

  That's a gorgeous dress, Tracy. All the best in selling it. Do you still make costumes or attend cosplay conventions?

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  @TraybuffАй бұрын

  thank you, Yed i've finally decided to sell it and yes it was 9 months work mostly hand no machine! i havn't had any interest as yet since putting it on sale 2 months ago, but then i'm very small in height and other proportions, so it makes it very difficult. I only had one person on complain at the price who obviously has never made a garment of any kind in their life. I have explained my asking price is cheap compared to if they asked somebody to make this even as a professional you would be looking into the thousands of uk pounds that is for custom made to fit dress.as most of it was not something you can do on a machine. I know it will take a very very long time to sell or may never sell but i want to try. Even for a wedding or somebody who wants a vintage itallian renaissance style wedding dress who's as small as me would suit for that occasion. lets face it if you've seen the film then it was danielle's mothers wedding dress. I'm selling a few costumes, so much appreciated for your comment. yes I still do some comic cons but the local small ones now and our carnival in septmeber, alas I am getting on a bit now, been doing this a long time. best wishes Tracy :)

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  @jasminkoch34722 ай бұрын

  Ich liebe das Kleid❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

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  @Traybuff2 ай бұрын

  thank you, I have now sold this dress, it was a lot of hard work. please see my other videos for tutorial information. kind thanks from Tracy :)

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  @michelemccarthy68972 ай бұрын

  Hello, do you have part 1 and part 2? Or we just need to reference the other tutorial? Thank you so much for putting these videos up! They are invaluable resources for people like me!

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  @Traybuff2 ай бұрын

  hello they should be in my video section i think if you click my i.d name above (traybuff) it takes you to my profile page click videos, you might have to scroll through a page or two or this was quite a few years ago now. of my website link is in the description box above under neath video, that takes you to my website for both written and video tutorials. no problem mum & I would often hit dead end bumps outselves when making these not having the final piece of the puzzle until weeks or searching link after link, website after website and nobody will help you. so i had the idea to film everything from start to finish, which takes up so much more time and often they are filmed over 3-4-5 months or so of making. kind regards Tracy :)

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  @michelemccarthy68972 ай бұрын

  @@Traybuff thank you so much!!!💕

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  @michelemccarthy68972 ай бұрын

  @@Traybuff you are seriously so amazing. you are the only one I've found online to actually break down the steps for someone who doesn't know much and I truly appreciate, so thank you again~ <3

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  @Traybuff2 ай бұрын

  @@michelemccarthy6897 thank you we (my mother chris & i) do state a difficulty level on your website tutorials, and this one is not for beginning. A lot of people come along who have never even used a machine or had basic lessons in sewing and understanding techniques/fabrics etc which takes months to years to learn, think they can tun out something just from a 30 minute video, in whihc people often don't explain in such craft videos how long they have been doing this. Some people come along try to follow our videos and say they can't do it or no working out, but then explain they have never sewed anything and wonder why it didn't turn out like the video. So then we get down to it, they just didn't understand how complicated these things are to make and not only that prepare, as often we do many practice runs, not shown in the videos. there are often many ways you can sew something, we show what worked for us and never say it is the correct way. We are so happy it helps people as mentioned i know what it's like when the only person who has worked a certain part out and how to make & sew it, is a business and they won't help you. I myself find following written tutorials hard, i need it hands on in front of my face, though our generation isn't taught these skills any more in school.If you do find a course going it's often to far away from your location and or will cost you a fortune just for one lesson :( We believe this information should be free to people to not only try and help them understand how involved these things are to make but plan, so it's an education as well. I often share a post on my facebook page showing disney's live action cinderella and her big blue dress, the title says "can you make me this for $50) Due to many not knowing why a custom made gown made to movie/theatre quality is so expensive, some people really do mock high prices with no understanding what so ever. It's our pleasure indeed, although mum is now retied and i'm also starting to get on a bit, i hope to make anther this year. :) kind wishes and happy sewing from & chris :)

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  @GYP5YQU33N3 ай бұрын

  DID YOU MAKE THAT?! Wow! You look amazing!

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  @Traybuff3 ай бұрын

  yes if you look at my other videos ad the description int he box it has my website in it. mum helps me make them, we made this many years ago now regards Tracy & chris my mum :)

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  @donnastevens55156 ай бұрын

  Hi Tracey Love these style era of gowns so pretty Donna ❤

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  @Traybuff6 ай бұрын

  thank you, i hope when the summer comes to get some photos outside. :)

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  @bernicecastillo-ku6xj8 ай бұрын

  Beautiful!

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  @Traybuff8 ай бұрын

  thank you so much, the making of is on my other videos and my website for written tutorial info is uder the video box. Kindest thanks for watching from Tracy :)

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  @riyaswami89328 ай бұрын

  it's gorgeous!!!

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  @patriziapisacco4569 ай бұрын

  Costo?

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  @beccaod10 ай бұрын

  Thank you thank you thank you! This tutorial on the vertical ruffles was so helpful!

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  @Traybuff10 ай бұрын

  your welcome, at the time we did not own a camcroder so did not do any filming we did the written tutorials for my website, but we had many asking us for a more visual tutorial of this part. The only thing that gave it away in the film was when Giselle (Amy Adams) had been walking through new york city, then at night it all went quite after everyone goes home and she was walking up the subway steps and the wind was blowing her ruffles. We slowed the dvd down to one second frame moving the image a still photo at a time to try see what was happening and we could see a seam, indicating the ruffles had been sewn into seams. but you could if you wanted to just sew the ruffles onto a skirt that isn't made into sections. It makes mum & I so happy even all these years later that people are still noticing our work and that it helps people. best wishes Tracy :)

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  @joantreis261511 ай бұрын

  Thank you so much for giving clarity to this anything but "simp,icity" pattern. I could never have continued without your descriptions and video.

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  @Traybuff11 ай бұрын

  arh that is so nice, my mum made this one her self for my brother many years ago, she did all the videoing herself as she went along. usually we do it together on my own costumes princess dresses, but she did this all on her own, trying to film and describe at the same time. From making many things over the years, we know how hard it is to find help to make thins properley and do it right. a lot of places/courses charge huge amounts of money just for days worth of sewing lessons, we feel this information should be free to all. Some of the time we ourselves have had to find some help. It's such a pleasure indeed and no problem at all, sometimes in written form i'ts not easy to understand, I myself often need it visually or I have trouble. take care and happy sewing form Tracy & Chris my mum. :)

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  @BrittanyMillerAATCNo1Fan11 ай бұрын

  Did the crystals stay on the wig, or do they start to fall off after a while? I've tried gluing mine onto my wig by hand but the glue seeps out a bit and gets stuck in the wig hair, and the crystals keep falling off, so I'm wondering if hotfix crystals would be a better option 😊

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  @Traybuff11 ай бұрын

  hello yes they stayed, as in the video shows I used hotfix crystals that you need a special wand to apply as it heats the glue super hot, though I am not using my costumes or wigs every week or month, I have no idea how it would fair if it had more use, but so long as your careful, mine are all still all these years later. kind thanks Tracy :)

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  @BrittanyMillerAATCNo1Fan11 ай бұрын

  @@Traybuff Ok, thanks! :)

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  @Traybuff11 ай бұрын

  no problem, jsut remember that synthetic hair is plastic, i nearly got the hot wand to close and wasn't concentrating for a mere 2 seconds and nearly singe some of the hair fibres. I jst dabbed it on realy quick and carefully then held the section of hair with my hand pressing down with my fingers to seal the crystal in place. :)@@BrittanyMillerAATCNo1Fan

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  @BrittanyMillerAATCNo1Fan11 ай бұрын

  @@Traybuff Oh yeah, I didn't think about that actually. Thank you so much for your help! :)

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  @gusm-op7vb11 ай бұрын

  Just stunning and exquisite beautiful. I regret that I bought a licensed replica at Paragon fx and one if the bows was missing beads and I'm currently trying to get them replaced by them because of the defective slipper, however I pray that it comes to a positive solution.

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  @Traybuff11 ай бұрын

  Hello,I sold these shoes a few months ago, the sequins are only glued on with hot glue, it took 2 of us to do it as the glue dries realy quick, you need one to hold thr shoes while one runs a bead of glue in a thin line, then quickly put the glue gun down and slapp on a line of strung sequins. I know the orignal pair had single sequins sewn onto fabric cover then the cover was sealed to the main shoe, but you need a special industrial machine for that. I can't actually wear shoes like this that have no lace up or buckles so it was made just for display at events we used to do many years. thanks for noticing my video and please check out my other videos, much appreacietd Tracy :)

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  @ym3678 Жыл бұрын

  This was posted on my birthday and I’m about to make this dress (feels like destiny) ❤

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  wow this was a few years ago now. to be honest we failed on the sleeves a bit, they didn't turn out quite how I perosanlly wanted and sold the dress, though, the girl who bought it was happy with it. to me it wasn't our best work and it was mainly the sleeves that weren't quite the shape I wanted. but the principle is there for making the diamond shapes on her sleeves. I had hoped to re-make this one day, but alas i've had major health issue this last year. things are getting better now, but still not quite there yet, but hopefully one day. thanks for watching it's much appreciated. Tracy :)

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  @cutesykuromi Жыл бұрын

  do you happen to have any of the sequins left over for purchase? I’m having a hard time finding them at a store

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  hello victoria sadly not, mum & i made this quite some years ago now, i did has some left but sold them long time ago. sorry i can't help. best wishes Tracy

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  @sarahelizabeth4278 Жыл бұрын

  This is so helpful thank you so much for posting this series!

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  your welcome don't forget to check out my website in video description box. It's a pleasure to have recorded our progress for people to see. I'm no teck savy person when it comes to videoing as we only had a very basic camcorder, but we liked to help help people and show how involved these things are to make. happy sewing from Tracy :)

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  @brandebrangain947 Жыл бұрын

  Bravo ❤

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  @VictorianMaid99 Жыл бұрын

  Outstanding!

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  thank you again this means the world to myself and mum who makes them for me, they are all big challenges and take months of hard work! best wishes Tracy :)

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  @VictorianMaid99 Жыл бұрын

  What a lovely dress!

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  thank you so much indeed, i'ts much appreciated, this was made many years ago now, if you havn't already please check out my costume website in video box description below video. Tracy :)

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  @Tinuviel788 Жыл бұрын

  This looks so awesome, dear Traybuff, like all your amazing costumes! Thanks for sharing them all🥰🥰🥰

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  Thank you 🤗

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  @skythe7910 Жыл бұрын

  good

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  @cerised1611 Жыл бұрын

  Its truly amazing ! First time than I understood a skirt building ! Thank you so much <3

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  thank you so much this was quite a few years ago now, and I have stopped the costuming due to ill health, but it still means the world to mum & i to help people, we know they are just homemade videos and i'ts not my strong point, but we hope it gives the simple instruction across to people rather than trying to understand it from a written point of view. best wishes Tracy :)

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  @paya7251 Жыл бұрын

  Só Pretty 👗😍

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  @b.g.1254 Жыл бұрын

  Your cuff instructions are clear and simple. The instructions in the pattern itself are absolutely daft. Thank you!!!

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  Thank you, this was filmed by my mum, she was filming it single handedly as she made it, usually we film all the costumes together but mostly the ones that we make for myself. I find as well a clear tutorial video of being shown hands on, is much better than trying to figure it out from a book or written instructions. I struggle with written instructions or pictures, so this is why we do videos as well as written on my website. this will make mum's day, sometimes it's hard to explain via video but at least it's shown properly. Most peopel these days either won't video or won't tell you even if it's just that little bit of help you need on just one or tow parts, so we give it away for free what we have learn't. you get a much better response if you help somebody. Best wishes Tracy & my mum chris. :)

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  @OldMan339 Жыл бұрын

  Lovely

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  @carlottadomenica2680 Жыл бұрын

  By far the Best tutorial to follow and do something realy beutiful, not just a costume!!!! Congratulation!!!!!

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  gosh thank you, this was many years ago now, the first dress i could afford to cut on the bias cut rather than placing pattern pieces on the straight grain down the fabric, but it eats so much more fabric cutting it that way and creates slight stretch going across the dress, this also makes it kling much better to the body, the fabric was medium weight polyester crepe and feels soft and flowy and very klingy. If your not very experienced i think we did say to cut on the straight grain of fabric and skip the part about cutting on the diagonal grain of fabric. i could not of course have it look like those silly arm bands on the sleeves, they would of been liked were did them, everything was lace up, parts to other parts, all laced along arms or up legs or on the side. i took note from the film ever after a cinderella story, with Danielle when she wore the rags cinderella dress, you can see a silimar style of arm type guntlets, all tied together. mum & i thank you very much for your kind comment, it's much appreciated even years later, people still find them. Tracy :)

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  @dmgg01 Жыл бұрын

  Traybuff with you not be cosplaying or doing anything more disney ballgowns anymore

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  Alas thank you for your question, I am not getting on a bit in age and my health is not so good at times, we are only making one gown a year now on average as I have to go a lot slower than I used to. I do plan another one eventually someday, things come to us all eventually. I always knew I could not keep dressing up like a disney princess forever, at least not out in public events. kids will probably be thinking, she is a really old princess! (lol). I can still just about get away with it, but i think now i wil be doing maybe more period lady gowns rather than princess's. but in 2 weeks it will be our carnival day, i hope to do something disney whilst I still can. but as far as making them, these gowns are very complicated to make and take a lot of concentration and time and being physically able. thank you for asking that;s very kind. regards Tracy :)

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  @Banjo362 Жыл бұрын

  Oh how lovely, you look like Princess Camille from Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland. I like to imagine that's what Camille would like as a teenager.

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  @Traybuff Жыл бұрын

  Helo thank you, i've never heard of that to be honest, this video was from many years ago now, mid 2000's, that was my brother with me as anakin skywalker. :)

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  @Banjo362 Жыл бұрын

  @@Traybuff Well you see I'm an artist and draw and paint so I'm very imaginative and also creative. In my Art I lead a rich fantasy life.

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  @princeegor2 жыл бұрын

  Maybe try wearing that dress for well I dunno maybe... a whole week maybe I'd probably like to see that in a video

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  @nickrobloxandminecraft99412 жыл бұрын

  Where did you get the shoes they are perfect

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  years ago bought from katz bridal shoes I think they were called, they arn't the exact style of 1940's shoes, you can only get those on second hand markets now for a lot of money, but they were close enough. It's not a style I can wear, i can't wear open shoes without a strap/buckle/fastening. these were the second pair we made just for show at some events, I put them on a turn table, but i think they were called katz shoes or katz bridal shoes from a uk company, many years ago now. regards Tracy :)

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  @alaskacosplay2 жыл бұрын

  I used a basic circle skirt for the yoke part of the skirt and drew the rest of the skirt based on the points and they're roughly a three quarter circle skirts per point then I just even out the hem since I made it long enough.

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  @lilyann1682 жыл бұрын

  gorgeous

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  @GothBerry6662 жыл бұрын

  I’ve been searching for a list of the thread colors used? if you could help that would be fantastic but if not that’s fine . It looks amazing

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  hello I forgot to add my website to description box above, here you go. please bare in mind this was made quite a few years ago, but i'm sure the colour numbers must remain the same colours. Tracy tracyscostumingworld.weebly.com/picnic-dress.html

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  @GothBerry6662 жыл бұрын

  @@Traybuff ah that’s fair, thank you so much though!!

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  @princeegor2 жыл бұрын

  Maybe an IRON MAN cosplay

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  @princeegor2 жыл бұрын

  Maybe try walking through a door in that (I actually would wanna see a video of that)

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  yeh did't think of that at the time this was years ago now, 2010, i've just looked at my posting video date, wow 1 2years ago! i've lost track now.

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  @gtsstudios1012 жыл бұрын

  You look so adorable, best costume ever ❤❤❤

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  thank you, please subscribe and see my many more costume videos over the years. we arn't making one at the moment as on a break, but later this year hope to star making another one. thank you kindly form Tracy :)

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  @gtsstudios1012 жыл бұрын

  @@Traybuff Injust think Anna is the best and you fit her so well 🥰🙂😊

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  @@gtsstudios101 gosh thank you it was quite a few years ago now.

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  @gtsstudios1012 жыл бұрын

  @@Traybuff Your welcome, I cosplay as Anna a lot too but I can only dream of doing it as good as you. BTW you wouldn't happen to be selling anything related to this cosplay would you?

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  @@gtsstudios101 hello I only have my dorothy dress on sale & a pink dress and you have to e the sizes states in the advert, website in description bx above. i've been trying to sell my dorothy dress for nearly 1 1/2 now, i've tried everywhere, i've lowered the price os much i'm now giving it away practically even with the postage costs it's still a bargain, as a custom made costume to the quality we do would cost 3 or 4 times more. the only stuff i've got on sale is listed on my website thank you kindly Tracy

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  @beibee88012 жыл бұрын

  ​ @Traybuff Hi! Firstly, your rendition of this costume is absolutely amazing, I read your entire page and watched all the videos; they're a godsend. I'm looking to make this costume myself, and I was wondering how many metres/yards you used for each layer of the skirt. I want my skirt to be really really gathered, close to Natalie's, but I'm not sure how much fabric I'll need to have for this effect, and was curious to know your process for this. Thank you!

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  I all quantity's I used are on my website as in description box above, bu bare in mind that i'm very short & small and you might need more, it also depends on width of you fabric. thank you so much for noticing our videos, I know how frustrating it is when we can't find the complicated answers to how to do a certain part, so we take the time out to video everything and write down everything for my website written tutorials as well, it's much appreciated for such comments even years after we made the item to keep rolling in. Kind regards Tracy & chris my mum :) tracyscostumingworld.weebly.com/picnic-dress.html

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  @nanikakitchen18772 жыл бұрын

  Thank you so much dear.. Plz tell me the measurements of 8 yr my grand daughter skirt ? Pl pl pzzzzz

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  @nanikakitchen18772 жыл бұрын

  How to paint on fabric

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  @Linward2 жыл бұрын

  I have a question not asked in the comment section, please. The list of supplies on your web page indicates to get 15 metres of 5mm red metallic string sequins and 2 metres of 3mm red metallic string sequins. I assume the 5mm is used for majority of the shoe, but where are we to use the 3mm sequins? Are those to go around the trim?

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  Hello yes that's right, this was a long time ago now, yes I used a smaller one to go around the top edge of the shoe as i felt the bigger size to neaten of the edges looked wrong to me, but it's up to you, also that amount was for a size uk 4 shoes, so if your shoes is a bigger size you might need a bit more. kind thanks from Tracy :)

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  @Linward2 жыл бұрын

  I finished them and am pleased with the outcome. Thank you for your tutorial as I don't think I could have had the confidence to complete this project without your help. I didn't film the process, however, I took lots of photos along the way so maybe I'll do a tutorial from the things I learned through much trial and error. One mistake I didn't realize I had made until just today is that I bought "cupped sequins" instead of flat. I'm not sure why it didn't dawn on me earlier because I literally got out a kitchen rolling pin to try and flatten them. LOL. This was so tedious and time consuming I don't think I'd ever do it again. It's certainly not for anyone without focus and patience. I didn't use a glue gun, instead, I used E600 glue so there was some more working time before drying and I didn't need a second pair of hands. I lost my mother a long time ago, but I'd love to have a pair of shoes like yours made with a mother's love. Again, thank you so much for everything.

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  @@Linward wow that's incredible I know the E600 glue, it really smells though, best to use it in summer when we can have the dorrs7 windows open, bu easier if you don't have 2 pairs of hands. It's so nice to hear back from people,, if you want to send me some photos, my personal e-mail address is on my website here on this tab section of my website, the contact us on my website just takes you to a box so not sure if you could end some photos. yes crafts require much patients especially this. If you have seen my other video tutorials I decorated my Disney Live action Cinderella shoes in over 7,000 swarovksi crystals by myself, using that E600 glue it to me nearly 3 months! As yes there are different types of sequins, flat is best for this kind of thing. A big thank you form Tracy & Chris my mum :) link to my e-mail would love ot see some photos. tracyscostumingworld.weebly.com/itemsmerchandise-for-sale.html

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  @fabiosulpino29972 жыл бұрын

  Bem👗criativa👗linda🌷👗🌹Edéia🕊🌷legal🌷🕊UMA🦋🦋👗🌷Bella👩‍⚖🦋🍃montagem🌷🦋ficou🌷👗🕊🦋maravilhosa👗🌷🕊🦋

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  hello I couldn't understand so I used google translate, thank you i understand you like my dress. Kind thanks from Tracy :)

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  @themetatruthengineer14422 жыл бұрын

  Where did you buy the shoes?

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  @Traybuff2 жыл бұрын

  They were from a company called Katz in uk, many years ago now. bridal shoe section.

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  @alexb.48022 жыл бұрын

  what are the odds im watching this exactly ten years after this was uploaded

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  @Beezybubz6662 жыл бұрын

  Same! I was stuck until I ran across this video. The Simplicity instructions aren't very clear.

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  @EvanBonds3 жыл бұрын

  This video is 9 years ago but as it was my first time making pants a lot of the language was confusing you made a lot simpler and I'm not even through the entire video thank you so much

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  @Traybuff3 жыл бұрын

  if your new to sewing it would be confusing and also new to making a particular item also would be confusing, if you want help please ask for it so it can be clarified also can be contacted though my website. Tracyscostumingworld. my mum made and videoed this and she knows all the technical sewing terms, which can also be confusing. most people don't video things and explaining things on a video is often very hard to do, but we do our best. regards Tracy

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  @patriciahernandez45423 жыл бұрын

  I'd love to have these videos with better sound and quality since they r my only guide to make the shirt 😂

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  @Traybuff3 жыл бұрын

  I have another video explaining how to improve sound. if you need any help please ask away, my website is in video description above to contact through as well. My mum made this, kind thanks Tracy :)

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  @debbievidal95363 жыл бұрын

  Excellent job 👌

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  @Traybuff3 жыл бұрын

  Thank you was a few years ago now, please check out all my other videos on my profile page click Traybuff or see my website in description above for written tutorials and items for sale. thanks from Tracy & Chris :)

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  @daisynilo16833 жыл бұрын

  You and your mother are so talented!!

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  @Traybuff3 жыл бұрын

  Thank you so much, indeed it's appreciated. Tracy :)

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  @daisynilo16833 жыл бұрын

  @@Traybuff I love the film Frozen, so that dress looks very magical and beautiful. I also loved the Merida dresses you made. Thanks for the smiles and happiness you brought from your videos. Thank you! -Daisy

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  @jasminnemcdonald94A3 жыл бұрын

  Did you run into Louis and Lestat while you were there??