It's finally done! (sort of) | Halloween Gown (Part One)
So. Cutting things a bit close this month, huh? I really was not expecting to have so much footage of this project. Like more footage than anything else I have made, ever. Like 400GB worth, which is more than twenty hours and doesn't include the narration (which is based off a 15k word script).
So, much like the costume took me much longer to finish than I expected, so has this video. It’s looking like the final cut (heh) will be somewhere between 60-90 minutes and it should be done tomorrow, but I wanted to show some proof of expended effort tonight haha.
This isn’t a “patreon exclusive” cut like I made for the “mermaid meets regency” gown, it’s very similar to the final cut, just the first 1/2-1/3 of what will eventually be posted as a single video. Differences will be very minor, like background music and color grading.
I really want to focus on December projects in…well, December, so I will do all I can to get the rest of this up tomorrow along with the video about making the hat. And if I can’t do it, the month will be skipped as per usual.
But for tonight, I hope you enjoy this sneak peek! And hopefully, I will have more to share tomorrow!
Comments (7)
Hi Angela, where can we find a tutorial for M7885? I have no idea what to do with pattern pieces 11, 11A and 11B. Thank you!
This is going to be an incredible garment! My mental health is not great today so this has been a wonderful distraction for just having a lazy afternoon before having to go back to work tomorrow.
Its so lovely!
That ended unexpectedly! Looking forward to the rest of this other with bated breath! (btw i was taught to use duckbill scissors the other way up - that way the duckbill portion helps protect the lower layer when you're grading a seam allowance. But are they Tula Pink scissors??
Yay! 🧡
Uhm…LOVE!
Exciting!! Are we like, your proof editors now? 😂
