How To Sew A Ruffle Organza Fabric Boa!

[@LiveAsDiva]

The blue organza colors mishaps really remind me of "Cerulean" scene in Devil Wears Prada

[@trashbagsmiley1999]

*iconic*

[@LadyB_20]

Girl. You better make a gown with all that wrong blue fabric. Possibilities girl.

[@paolinashoop2873]

You could use the “wrong blues” to make something ombré. You look really nice in blue btw.

[@onlinekyne]

Thank you!

[@iamamarie]

Love this. You can actually sew the pieces together (the step in the beginning) before to sew each piece separately if that makes sense. Like sew the ends of each piece together and then sew them into a long tube.

[@fauxjoli3839]

You are such an incredible help for me!! Literally every time I think about making a new drag costume just as I'm about to do it, you upload a tutorial and it always helps me so much!! Low key think we share a brain... keep slaying sis x

[@twpayne3]

You could also use blue elastic instead of the ribbon to give it even more body and life. Great visual effect though!

[@PiecesOfJenus]

Great idea!

[@Moonlitsonata93]

You have mastered the organza. Now for a fully stoned gown!

[@MommyOfZoeAndLiam]

If I could recommend a technique if you would like to make it slightly less bunched but not slide around, there is a technique I learned making a wedding veil. You would sew 2 parallel rows of a straight stitch on the longest length setting with a relatively loose tension. Then before turning inside out you would bunch the fabric up how you want it, as tight or as loose as you like it., adjusting to make it all even. You do this by tying the top and bottom threads from one end together so they cannot pull out and then starting at the other end begin pulling the thread while pushing the fabric. I hope this makes sense without seeing it. When you are done, just sew one last straight stitch all the way down between the 2 rows that are now gathered, this one will need to be on normal settings, and you might need pins. Once are done, turn the whole thing inside out and close. Oh BTW if you hem the ends twice before turning inside out, then you could close them with a mattress stitch by hand and you would not see anything. This would need to be done in one long piece, so you would sew the panels end to end first, possibly with a French seam. I know this way is more complicated and would take longer, but it would allow for a longer boa with less fabric if cost per yard is an issue.

[@sew-m-thingclever9806]

Imagine making this with a gradient of RAINBOW COLORS!!!!!

[@serenitymason7158]

No dislikes you’re doing everything right😍

[@hamzaben1582]

It is a really good idea but o think there is an easier way of doing it. You can attached all the stripes together (4 strips = 1 long rectangle) then do the tube. Just a suggestion but we are different so everyone thinks different.

[@onlinekyne]

Brilliant! Haha

[@stormmcqueen5219]

hamza BEN I was going to suggest the same thing

[@chalseywilder937]

Right i was just like dude.

[@ClumsyPirateNinja]

hamza BEN flipping it inside out would be a pain though! You’d have to bunch everything up at once and try to pull the entire thing through!

[@damonterpstra1041]

Modern day genius 😌

[@unscriptedpodcast256]

Can you just connect them before making them a tube? So you’ll eventually sew a long tube?

[@ladytino5715]

Combine them they'll blend together and create a cool new look

[@morganprice4778]

OMG I effing LOVE YOU! I'm currently attempting to start clothing design and have been taking on any project friends have for me so I can get some sewing practice. A friend of mine is a burlesque performer and asked if I could figure out how to make tulle boas. You're the first video to pop up and I am so thankful! I am definitely going to have to purchase a lot of material because I'm sure she wants the ultimate dramatically full boa! Who doesn't. I am going to try sewing the ribbon to one end of the tulle and hide it with tassels or something. Not sure yet but I'll come back with more ideas and to learn more from you! 🥰

[@joyfuldiysjoyfulday8955]

I love this I am totally going to try this but I will stitch the flat rectangles together before sewing them into the loop sleeve to make it easier to put together 💕

[@DeborahEbbitt]

Exactly what i came here to say.

[@katej23]

I had no idea I needed this video until I watched it, you are fabulous! “It took me 200 years” 😂😂

[@CaskeyMilo]

such a big fan of these sewing vids and thanks for liking my zip tie jumpsuit on Insta xx

[@androidedoidao]

That ruffle as sleeves would look sooooo cute! Love the look kyne,go off sis

[@emilylouwhoo]

I’m gonna try this to make myself a new floor show boa for Rocky Horror. Thank you!

[@kevinjewell233]

You could close it off by hand with a good slipstitch and not see the threads.

[@kayla7087]

The other blues would look good on the bottom of a water inspired dress. Kinda ombre maybe. The boa is amazing though!!! 💗

[@Rootletootleillustrations]

Time to make some mermaid gowns. Or a organza ball gown

[@CM-bx4ut]

Those earrings are absolutely sickeningly sickening! SERVE IT GIRL

[@lifeinthegrey]

Mayhaps the talent jumped out.

[@joshgibson935]

Attaching the strips before sewing it into a tube would be much easier!

[@ShimmySchimeon]

I like your new and creative ways of doing dresses, or accessories, like I just need more! Maybe make some new earrings, or some other type of jewelry? stay gorgeous-gina.

[@ClumsyPirateNinja]

Most fabric stores accept returns of unused fabric

[@JaylosWorld]

Hi FILIPINA KYNE! PLEASE JOIN RUPAUL DRAGRACE!!! BE THE NEXT MANILA LUZON! #FILIPINOPROUD

[@tanguydubos]

I always see it and it kinda amazes me : when you tear a fabric (like this one) does it always tear/cut like, straight?

[@fletcherhurley6176]

Interesting. Love this idea. I might do this and use less yards, but in order to prevent it from sliding around the string I would just turn it all inside out and gather the boa to the length of my ribbon and then sew the ribbon to the gathered seam-allowance of the boa. Personally don’t want to spend that much $$ on a boa but this is great inspo!

[@unscriptedpodcast256]

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@StephenTurnerVlogs]

SSSAWEEEEETIIIEEEEE!!!!!!! DAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRLLLLLLLIIIIIINNNNNNNGGGG!!!!!!!! THAT is AMAZING!!! And just what I wanted to do for my Rocky Horror outifit!!!! Now, all I need is to learn to sew! XD

[@StephenTurnerVlogs]

Can I ask, did you mean you bought ten metres and cut into four to make forty? Or did you buy forty meters and cut to make one hundred and sixty? Both are going to be expensive!

[@SonnySkye]

So what if they are the wrong blues! Sew them all together and they will all blend into something fabulous. When life gives you lemons make lemonade!

[@nikia737]

love love love it! wearing my wedding dress to potters yule ball n needed a little extra something i couldnt find in shops so...... u are amazing and thanx to u my outfit will be complete...barr head dress,ravenclaws diadem too much?

[@timsthebest]

couldn't you have sewn the four pieces together to make one long fabric and THEN created the long tube? and then just put the tube inside out in one go? I think that's how I would do it haha

[@evieeok29]

You're handsome.I wasn't concentrating on what you were doing, my attention was on your handsome ness.💗💯🤩

[@carmenponcedeleon2693]

🤣 this whole process took about two hundred years! 😂😂😂⚰️

[@janetjaye4961]

Why didn’t you sew all 4 together flat… then make the tubes. Instead of making tubes and then sewing the tubes together

[@TheMMFamily9]

I like the loop better, send me the organza your not using, ill pay postage :)

[@alexipembrooke3510]

Question. Instead of doing four tubes and then having to do all that flipping, couldn’t you take the four strips, stitch the ends together to make one long strip, then fold it in half to make the long tube and then flip it?

[@Chilcutte]

I’m gonna do this but use a Gathering foot before I turn the tubes. Now I know that’s not gonna be fun to turn but I’m doing it!!!

[@allenbrown2243]

I'm kinda glad you made friend with another Michigander, now if only me and Kyne could be friends too, then I'll be even happier. 🙃 btw i still love your work its still as beautiful as ever.

[@JM-jt2zd]

Just 1 question, and I dont mean to be rude, but...dear, how old are you?!?

[@parveenbegum9580]

Prepare latest poncho for us...from india

[@DannJcksn]

to sew the last 2 ends together you could hand sew it and then the only visible stitch would be the last one...

[@marthememe4083]

i feel like you could also zig zag stitch it closed at the end to get a cleaner edge idk i might be wrong but in theory itd look better lmao

[@6ftNaturalBeauty]

I’m 5 minutes in… you are funny and adorable

[@kkingmusic13]

Alright girl don't give them all the secrets !!! Lol

[@kimhunter6308]

Ok,,, This is the first video of yours that I have seen.... and YOU ARE JUST ADORABLE....I love it when pretty queens are sweet too....

[@kjscott2563]

A couple things. I would've sewn the strips together while they were still flat and then made one long ass tube, as opposed to making 4 tubes and sewing them together. Also, to fix the problem of the fabric sliding all over the ribbon, throw in a couple stitches about every foot or so on the boa and you'll be golden.

[@onlinekyne]

Thanks!! From Canada! Xox

[@thebluemarshmellows]

2 questions, 1 where are you from? 2 where do you shop?

[@wonsontastic9204]

Oh my gosh! This is exactly what I was looking for! I’m super excited for the Barbie movie to come out and was discussing this with my 20 year old daughter. She said her friends all want to dress up to go see it and she invited me to tag along. Well, one of my favorite parts of my 70s & 80s barbie collection is the boas for her gowns. And whether you’re aware of this or not, as soon as I saw your image, I was like, “This lady knows true Barbie fashion!” Thanks for the tutorial! I can’t wait to make my ultimate accessory! (I mean, besides convincing my 13 yr old son to wear a gold tuxedo!) And those earrings are perfect too! You are a beautiful Barbie!

[@doreenjames5029]

This is beautiful!It's a giant scrunci for the body...I'm going to make.Thank you!

[@ashfordwyrd7458]

That's a lot easier than the way I ended up making boas for my Rocky Horror cast. I used spools of 10" wide sparkle organza in three colors (red black and gold) The spools are about 25 yards long. I cover stitched both long edges of each spool, then sewed a zigzag stitch down the center to use for gathering, fished a ribbon through the lines of zigzag, then sewed the three colors together with the gold in the middle. It was a PITA to sew but they look fabulous.

[@filipsjogren9688]

Could you do something similar with tulle? Like many layers and with even more ruffles. Like a crazy tulle coat boa haha

[@peterwuornos8533]

Would be an awesome accessory for pride if done with pride flag colors 🤩🏳️‍🌈

[@jackyf3505]

I've been thinking of an easier way of turning one enormously long tube together so you can simplify the joining of each tube by sewing them flat before you sew the tube. I've not tried it myself but it'd be worth a trial experiment. Reality doesn't always work as well as theory though! I'd put an object with a little weight like a rubber ball (not very heavy so you don't strain the weave of the fabric) or perhaps some coins or metal washers etc and put it inside a small bag (made from scrap fabric, ideally something a bit silky so it glides easily through the tube) which you place INSIDE one end of the long tube and sew the bag and tube end together temporarily closing the tube in the process. Alternatively you could tie the end into a knot and attach it that way but it'd be infuriating if it came undone part way! Now you lift up the end of the tube, stand up (perhaps on a chair), hold the tube up, shake it a bit letting the weight of the ball pull the end of the tube through the rest of the tube as you grab the next section and pull it up until you get to the end. What do you think?

[@LondonSambaDancerBellydancer]

Show me how to make your top!!??...

[@stormt1000]

Love,Love,Love this! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I can't wait to make this in faux fur.

[@aqbhawkins28]

Take it back to the store with your receipt

[@peterbarker3433]

Love your boa - thanks.

[@catherinefisher6188]

Omg, I love this idea!!! I have a costume idea that required some large (& expensive) boas & this is such a kickass alternative!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for this!!!

[@charliesparkle675]

Hi kyne I just wanna thank you for all the vids you are making. It is helping me out a great deal with my drag. Love that you teach use to make things ourselves. I loved a good sewing challenge on dragrace but sadly the dont do them anymore. But please keep the videos coming. You are an inspiration. Thx

[@triciahagerty1037]

I started in 1812. 🤣🤣🤣

[@penelopegrey8358]

Once again he deserves more likes and views and subscribers just saying☺️❤️

[@RubiMelange]

I would love to see you post a sewing machine review on your Singer Heavy Duty! 💖🖤💖

[@thomashynes1130]

The worlds longest loofa

[@LondonSambaDancerBellydancer]

You’re so cute honestly

[@sabbboy]

I'm never going to make any of the clothes that you give tutorials on how to make BUT I still watch all your How-To videos. It's very relaxing to me.

[@thebeardedmadama]

can you create a ruffle robe???

[@MrMidona]

I'm obsessed with all your tutorials. You re so talented ! So disappointed that we didn't see the real Kyne on RPDR

[@pennyfinan5090]

Very smart and creative

[@evilmorty6761]

Sissszt medyo na stress akez hahaha. Good job btw and ur always fabulous!

[@percyperanamus7432]

A little rich for my blood but these steps and info is invaluable. So happy I came across this channel and all these tutorials.

[@mutetesakaumba4887]

This is me 3rd time back 😅

[@twitwart13]

I love you!!! So excited for this

[@marlyorodriguez8686]

Bravo 👏 I totally luv those earrings and the fluffy boa! ☃️❄️⛄️❄️

[@hellagoegfranky]

Amazing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💕💕😘😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘💋🍯🍯🍯🍯

[@Jxoris77]

Love your jumpsuit

[@YenneferStark2]

Cruelty free fashion is the best, glad you mentioned it slightly!

[@สาวปิ๊กป๊อกไทภู]

So ceative love more vdo

[@bw8282]

I understand your instructions as to how to make the ruffles.

[@TheNormalOddball]

This video just called me lazy Also you are hilarious. My kind of humor

[@cxpxl595]

Omg you're so talented. Saludos desde Latinoamérica ❤

[@zacktvaughan]

Omg I know Cali Black! Greetings from Michigan!

[@nathanbaird8794]

Akita Bump hi!!!! Idk if I know you but I’m glad you know me!! 🥰🥰

[@zacktvaughan]

Nathan Baird you met me once at necto, I was in boy. Forgot the event!

[@liffty3989]

Can you do a gown out of the extra boa fabric ....pls?

[@olwenzarlengo8352]

Im going to put tulle in the middle of mine to keep it puffy - keeper coming doll!!!

[@encasacondiosalissalome]

Very easy

[@aliceadler4569]

Fabulous!!! Happy Holidays!!! ❤️🎄💚🎄❤️

[@yalda7576]

Very good ☺️

[@JoslynClayton]

❤💚💜💙💛💋

[@thedarthflagger]

Baby Manila

[@TheMMFamily9]

Serger

[@lelalu101]

If it's from Joann's you can return uncut into fabric cuts!

[@MatMakeup]

this hair this style this girl i love it so gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Waterislife_]

I literally am living for what u made girl I’m going to buy the fabric rn and make a reveal coat

[@PiecesOfJenus]

Nice job!

[@shookqueens7081]

I learn better from you then actual sewing instructors!

[@ViolentRoseAu]

OMG hunny, you did some of this the wrong way around. Sew the short seams first, THEN the long seam.

[@onlinekyne]

True!

[@flgirl250]

I love it