This cosplay finally BROKE me (Fearne Callway skirts!)

[@riseandroot4530]

Sorry, $4 a meter??? A METER??? For silk??? I keep going back over that in awe. You LEGEND, what a score. It looks amazing.

[@MissTwisteddd]

Right??? It was insane, I was so lucky 😂

[@riseandroot4530]

@@MissTwisteddd and you're a trooper! First time I worked with chiffon, I cried! I think it's a trial by pain, and the fabric gods need our tears as payment. You did brilliantly, I would have never done that trick with the ribboned plastic I just...rolled, pressed, pinned and SUFFERED. The struggle lol. Well done!

[@KyrianVT]

can confirm. The pure silk where i work is 60$ CDN per metter so 4$ is....legendary price!

[@cheekycharlie24]

Took me a moment to realise you wasn’t calling that expensive. I was about to throw hands saying that’s cheap 😭😭

[@randomized_rick2459]

this comment gives me "A WATER FOR A DOLLAR??? A DOLLAR??? FOR A WATER?? I CAN GET WET FOR LESS"" vibes

[@OscarSommerbo]

Crying gets a bum rap. Crying is a great way to release tension, frustration and emotions. I just think it shows that for all your self-deprecation, you do deeply care about the quality of the work you do.

[@zoeshields6104]

Crying is what I call a pressure release valve and we need to tap it once in a while to make sure everything still working. 👍

[@SherioCheers]

Yep I tell people when they're stressed out and about to lose it to just sit and have a good cry - just get it all ou, crying drains stress chemicals better than any other purge.

[@procrasy]

I’m pretty sure "Cry" is a mandatory step in any cosplay creation. Like "Hot Glue" and "Give up for x amount of time"

[@hadrianhexe9603]

I agree, but then again i get headaches when i cry soo it takes the pleasantness out of it

[@tiannagraham5210]

i feel this, if i’m getting overwhelmed or stressed, crying relieves so much tension and i can usually focus and get back to work

[@MelMc-rk2pg]

As a sewist with more years of sewing experience than you've been alive I will say that silk chiffon brought me to tears last year. Silk chiffon is the essence of tears and frustration. And a sewing machine pro-tip: The first troubleshooting step when the thread is acting up is to completely unthread both top thread and bobbin and then rethread. That solves the issue at least half the time. The second troubleshooting step is replacing the needle. The tip can chip without you noticing and any roughness in the needle will cause issues.

[@maywenearedhel]

Yep. However, I still say jersey knit is far worse. If I can't take it to the serger, I'm not messing with it. I just hemmed four jersey knit sweatpants by hand, and I wanted to die.

[@willowthewisperer]

It is not silly to cry over seams. It is a frequent occurrence among the sewing community, especially when chiffon is involved. Also, I love your work. This cosplay is so epic.

[@elizabethsloan3192]

As an International award winning cosplayer, I am here to tell you that crying is absolutely normal for a costume of that complexity. I love that skirt! You did amazing work! I love it so much!

[@lifted_lorax]

Idea for dip dyeing large pieces of fabric: get thee to Daiso and pick up a spiral hanger from their laundry section - you should be able to get one large enough to accommodate the length of a sheet, and it has a handy-dandy handle as well 😊

[@MissTwisteddd]

@@lifted_lorax ooooh I never thought of that! I'm definitely going!

[@lifted_lorax]

@@MissTwisteddd honestly, it only occurred to me when I saw your improvised solution (and I wouldn't even have come up with what you did off my own bat)!

[@AKAScooter]

This challenge may have broke you, but you definitely filled the cracks with gold. It is so easy for the casual observer to under appreciate all the subtle steps that lead to big payoffs in something you are putting such effort into. The floaty effect you were going for was something I had never even considered when seeing similar outfits and I definitely learned some things watching this. Looks absolutely fantastic, Charlotte.

[@bakayaroonna8]

I am also a self-taught sewer and taught myself how to make boned bodices and massive skirts for Renaissance Faires. I wish I had known about herringbone braid back then! That is so cool and I will be looking for it in the future when I start sewing again after we move into our first house and I set up my art studio. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! As always, you are an inspiration with your works and I applaud you and your incredible cosplays!

[@kaocazbaubo]

You have tackled so many advanced level sewing methods for one costume! Your method of hemming the silk chiffon was awesome. I'll have to remember that little trick. I am looking forward to seeing the finished costume. Great work!

[@starfleetau]

The thing as you always have kinda pointed out, take it one step at a time and don't forget as well that Fearne's clothing isn't exactly.. 'perfect' either. I mean she rips it.. tears it... makes it into dragon friendship bracelets, patch works it.. (especially the ends! this is looking amazing like always. Wish could get to PAX Aus but forgot about it and medical's kicking the butt.. and the 4 1/2 hours each direction is a killer. But I hope you find it fun this year M.T.

[@starfleetau]

With the airbrush, it's what works for you, one thing you can do with the airbrush is those highlights... grab a mask and then over lay it and just.. spray. Do not be afraid to use a card or anything like that to mask as you spray.. you can get amazing changes in tones and the like.. with something as simple as a piece of card to act as a mask.

[@Lanafer]

I cannot wait to see the full costume someday because it looks beautiful even in parts

[@krisares6396]

Oh I've cried over sewing projects. Usually cosplays I sew for my kids. They don't do Halloween costumes, they do flat out cosplays.

[@ardethellis8930]

First rule of sewing: if anything goes wrong with the thread, completely rethread the machine top and bottom before you make any adjustments. 99.9 % of the time that solves the problem.

[@kempayton456]

I am so impressed with your dip-dying! You found a great solution. I have dip dyed stuff before, but I made the skirt first, then dyed it after the fact. I agree that chiffon can be such a pain to sew. I put it up there with poly stretch velvet which I consider the devil's fabric. I have a very tiny rolled hem foot for my sewing machine and that works better. I think the problem you are having with the hems is that the fabric is cut slightly on the bias which will stretch out and be wobbly. A good way to cut the fabric straight is to take a small snip out of the selvage and pull a thread all the way across the fabric -it is tedious, but will make sure the fabric is perfectly on grain. Then you can cut on the line the missing thread makes and have a perfectly straight hem.

[@kirstynmcleary4963]

I did this a couple days a go and the straightest lines I’ve ever sewen

[@Stef_T-G]

As a very rhick girl who couldn't find a bra who fits at the ribcage I always bought extension for my bras. You can buy a pack of 3 for like 10$ and it won't destroy a bra. They come with the hock on a side and 3 layer of loop on the other. I also think the metal hooks and hoops ate aold in stores because I saw them in my GM stash. Im not a a sewer tho, of what I know is very minimal haha 😅 Like ususal you did amazing!!! 😍😍😍😍 I loce seeing cosplay of critical role since I'm a new fan of them and I binfe their seasions haha😅

[@hurd136]

I hope the Con goes well! Day 3 go for simple comfort, you'll still kill it because you're simply overflowing with pure awesomeness. We love you and truly appreciate what you do, and to top it all off you make the community better by sharing your technics with everyone for free! People like yourself are true gems and make the world just a little better by being yourself.

[@MissTwisteddd]

Thank you so much! I wore the Mothwitch on day 3 but it's a mostly comfy cosplay anyway so it was good. I am slowly resting up after a hectic weekend!

[@the.mothsmith]

I'm so glad you washed the peach layer! it turned out perfect! i really want to get into dyeing my thrifted items but it makes me nervous not to be able to "undo" the dye. you nailed the gradient dyes! it gives me hope!

[@the.mothsmith]

also i NEVER watch videos or TV without having a second activity to multitask and this literally held my attention for the full 50 minutes. well done char!!!

[@MissTwisteddd]

​@@the.mothsmiththat actually makes me very happy to hear especially that it was engaging!

[@YourLottery]

Wow, that turned out amazing! You have excellent problem-solving skills and I am in awe of how you can forge ahead instead of falling into decision paralysis (like I do) when faced with limited/costly materials and uncertainty over whether the plan will succeed. I can't wait to see the whole ensemble!

[@kaytiej8311]

I love that you make the most of the inherent characteristics of the fabrics to create what you need. This is an amazing project and you're doing a fabulous job, especially as you consider yourself a beginner sewist.

[@NeonOkamiCosplay]

its entirely valid to cry over a cosplay

[@ifailedmywillsave]

This is so stunning! The movement in it, and the gradients, the swooshy swags... Your work is always incredible, but you have outdone yourself this time, Miss Charlotte.

[@peterskennerton5198]

The work that goes into cosplays like this is so underestimated because the final results just look amazing, and we're simply in awe. Great work with the process explanation here

[@laurenm5171]

The colors of the fabric came out perfect!!!

[@nekocyt1289]

I'm only halfway through the video yet but I am already so impressed! The gradients on the fabric look so good :) Im currently working on a Cosplay where I need to try out dip dye too but im too scared of ruining my fabric 😂 I can tell a lot of work went into your costume and it's really inspiring to see your progress ^^

[@MissTwisteddd]

@@nekocyt1289 haha it's daunting hey! Even the test run doesn't give you a perfect idea since the size of fabric makes a huge difference!

[@AnyaMarie-101]

Crazy, I just rewatched the leg-making video yesterday. The skirt looks AMAZING! The colors, the gathering, the flowiness it’s all just so mesmerizing. Also, you may know this already, but for reinforcement on the panniers around the bones, I’d look into corset flossing. It’s what they did in the Victorian era for stabilizing and strengthening. I don’t know if it’s ever been used on skirt supports, but it might work.

[@Miaka1805]

This hemming Methode is awesome. Never heard of that before. Do not be so hard onto yourself. The gradients are beautiful, the hems are great. And this with silk shiffon. You are so creative. How you tackle problem solution is admirable. I am also self taught with sewing, wanting to sew doll clothes for my doll collection, but progrestinating, but watching you is motivating. Thank you. (btw love your hair color)

[@conchesodan]

I must confess I have no faith about the dying hoop for the green fabric. But you shut my mouth very fast! Congratulations! It turned out very nice!

[@TheNalvor]

The edge highlighting on the spiral looks amazing, really helps add depth to it.

[@zoomaravewolf9506]

I’m not a huge fan of the color pink but your gradient dyes are stunning! I haven’t even BEGUN to attempt them, so you’re far better at it than I. Much love to you and the fact that you get as close to these characters as you do makes me want to do the same!

[@airlag]

When I do things for the first time, a lot more hot glue is included. I once created a full face werewolf mask from silicone sealant, rabbit fur and clothespins for the teeth 🤣 This is really, really nice work!

[@stephenhands1763]

Always find myself smiling to the point of tears watching and discovering with you the trials and nightmares that are created and overcome. When someone draws a character reference, they never have a thought for the person who wants to recreate them into real life. Brilliant work, definitely a good thing to do in stages with proper breaks. Thank you for your perseverance and creativity.

[@MissTwisteddd]

As much as I complain about artists drewing impossible things for cosplayers, I kind of like it when they do too, gives us a challenge and makes us think outside the box for how to make something work!

[@Alchys]

Umm, ackshooally, you’re amazing to watch and do amazing work. You should totally be proud of what you’ve accomplished with all your cosplays.

[@Alchys]

Does that beginning come off as smarmy enough?

[@jaded_gerManic]

Silk chiffon?? 😯 Welp, ya danced with the devil and are (maybe) still sane. Congratulations!! The look turned out absolutely amazing! 🎉💜

[@ace_r_ola]

46:31 I did that in full cosplay makeup this summer, right before a photoshoot. Yes, I cried. Yes, my amazing friend managed to fix it 😅

[@jenndi9794]

Crying over seams is definitely one of the steps of sewing and cosplay, along with bleeding. The skirt turned out so absolutely beautifully! Silk is one of my favorite fabrics to work with, even if it's sooooo finicky. And omg the Ban Rol trick is one I plan to use the heck out of! Thank you!

[@minicheesecake2226]

I can not get over how beautiful that skirt is! You did such a hokd job! Especially considering the fact that you've never sewn with silk before!!

[@ghostfox3560]

I am thankful you are sharing these to learn from. I have a while to go for getting an older sowing machine running and start mending clothes, but to know that these are things to watch out for is a blessing. Thank you so much for the chance to know my enemy better.

[@alieM7457]

I love the green and yellow colors you were able to achieve through the dyes, the fabrics look absolutely gorgeous. Well done!

[@dolphinamoon]

It's absolutely stunning, I love it. Just a little tip, I learned sewing corsets. Make the boneing with zip ties. Yes the plastic zip ties. Thier light, cheap and work perfectly. I often even sew down the middle of them, however I have a old cast iron petal foot sewing machine. I don't think it would be possible on a newer model. But it's the sturdy and light, and so much easier to work with. I love how you find the most creative solutions to things. Keep creating, dreaming and inspiring others. In today's world it is so badly needed.

[@Sillylittlethingsidk]

THEY LOOK AMAZING

[@basementdwellercosplay]

Ive made panniers, they are pretty easy to make, only tedious if you hand sewned it like i did. But you dont need a tiny little pocket like you added, just add a bottom and you can have GIANT POCKETS!

[@MissTwisteddd]

Yeah that occurred to me afterwards haha 😂 oh well, next time!

[@anna_in_aotearoa3166]

Giant pannier pockets like that always instantly make me think of Hazariel Atelier's hilarious "Poches" music vid 😂 Soooo much space for snacks!!

[@DaileyDoseOfJoseph]

This outfit is PEAK! You did amazing! Can't wait to see it finished!! Also, idk if I ever noticed your Zelda tattoo before! I am huge on Zelda. I know I've mentioned before, if you remember, that I adopted Juniper into my game as a lowkey sketchy mimic collector and my party loves her, but our game is actually set in Hyrule! We've been at it for almost 5 years now. The party is a Hylian Rogue, Gerudo Barbarian, Ancient Robot (Like the ones in Skyward Sword) Sorceror who turned into a Zora through Wild Magic, Minish Druid, a Sheikah Artificer, and a Weapon Spirit (Like Fi or Ghirahim in Skyward Sword) sorceror who's soul was originally a Gerudo child.

[@VulpisFoxfire]

...As a mimic that collects, or a collector *of* mimics?

[@oliviashmoliva]

as an absolute beginner to sewing & cosplay your videos have really inspired me to make my own cosplay for a ren faire im attending in the summer. thank you :)

[@petradegroot3578]

It looks so good already 🥰 the movement and the colors, i love it! It’s a pain to make but o it will be so incredibly rewarding when it’s finally done 😄

[@NvmTheJoy]

Assembling something with "just vibes" is completely Fearne-appropriate 🌿 I'm sorry this was so frustrating for you! I'm not a sewist, I just watch them on KZbin 😅 so I don't have any chiffon advice; but you do great work. I'm excited for this!

[@Emnms68]

I am about to start on a bowsers cosplay involving chiffon and this video was immensely helpful in formulating a plan. Thank you.

[@harveynorton3666]

Your creativity and talent is just amazing. I work with wood, and I do not sew. These cosplay costumes are works of art! They should be on display in a gallery! I salute you and your work. Peace love and light.

[@LamplightProductions]

This may seem really random, but thank you for making these making-of videos so long! I'm working on a making-of video myself (for several years at this point cause editing is not one of my fortes), and I've been stressed about it because it's consistently sitting at over an hour long. But seeing yours videos, their length, and how much I enjoy them despite that really has changed how I am approaching my video. Someday it'll be done, in all its film-length glory!

[@MissTwisteddd]

Yeah coming from doing tiktoks I was nervous about doing long videos and keeping them interesting but it's reassuring that people still seem to like them!

[@Remnant123]

I tend to like the longer ones because they show a better part of the true story and actually feel like a better vibe and more interesting. Short format can have good things, but in reality I always wait for longer videos especially about creating things. The longer the more calming and inspiring. (Although if it is really long I tend to like having it broken up in parts)

[@chelsealewis5148]

I found that if you don't have starch for stiffening chiffon, you can use clear gelatin as well. Once you're done sewing it, you can wash the gelatin out. Hand washed is probably safest for silk chiffon.

[@Tcheck10]

16:11 I'll be that one! Umm actually... Your cosplays are always such a delight! And loving the building videos; really creative process. I can't wait to see the next!

[@KnD_Cosplay]

I am so in love with how it turned out!!! This project, no matter how long it takes, is going to be such a fun journey to go along with you on. I learn so much, and am always amazed by the end. Its beautiful!

[@MissTwisteddd]

I think there's something fun about the fact that I'm often learning as I'm making these videos so it feels more like a collaboration!

[@horrorfan8785]

It was soooooo nice to meet you at PAX on day 3 and seeing your moth witch cosplay, it was absolutely beautiful to see and I'm very thankful you liked my drawing of you with your characters as well! You're one of the most greatest cosplayers in my eyes and one of the most sweetest people I've ever met, I feel so blessed and heartwarmed inside, thanks so very much ☺️ P.S; Thanks for giving a shoutout to my framed work in your fantasy room tour video, it means a lot! P.P.S; You give very sweet and warm hugs 💗

[@chrisbellmore2485]

The skirt turned out so pretty! I think you did an amazing job, especially for trying out new materials/techniques! I don’t like working with chiffon or organza, but I think you did so good with it!

[@mosslings]

woooow what a journey! Thank you so so much for sharing all of your struggles with us, I am living this dream (and nightmare) cosplay through you! AMAZING I am so fucking impressed with how you did this

[@lilcate5665]

oh my god you just gave me a solution for my own project! thanks you so much, you are so inspiring

[@kataklyzmasfx6460]

Despite all the hardship and time it’s taking, this is coming along beautifully! You should be so proud, and I cannot wait to see the rest of the journey.

[@draughtoflethe]

Those skirts came out so amazingly! Everything you've accomplished so far with this cosplay is a real credit to Fearne. Also, that herringbone-braid trick for the hems? Life-changing, absolutely. This project may be a trial for you, but you're nailing it in the results department, if that helps at all to hear

[@teresababinat6004]

I love how this turning out I can’t wait to see the finished product

[@st33lze]

I CAN'T WAIT TO MEET YOU AT PAX!!

[@MissTwisteddd]

@@st33lze I'm excited too! It's going to be a great weekend

[@tamcraft1334]

Me crying cuz i cant buy murder drone merch 😭 Btw the silk was dyed realy good and the final project is fabulous keep it up!

[@youneverknow6112]

Seeing you struggle with this incredible cosplay, has been strangely therapeutic for me. I've recently been enveloped in my own project and have just about scalped myself from pure frustration. It's honestly so nice seeing someone as talented as you, showing off that things aren't always a walk in the park, and that it's important to take breaks and treat yourself when it gets rough

[@ingeniouspixie]

Hello from Canada! You tackle projects like I used to before I listened to all the voices telling me I couldn't. 😂 I aspire to get back to your perspective soon! You're definitely inspiring me. ❤

[@0-RiverFang-0]

I can't wait to see what you do with the rest of the cosplay! Also people have posted like the hairstyle fearne has and what they thing the back looks like but I thing you'll make it much cooler (the stuff posted is kinda basic). I bet you'll do great and you definitely deserve a break!

[@AsthmaAdmiral]

Swinging back in from stilt video. This came out amazing! There is so much to be said about being able to go into a project with just an idea and work it out from scratch. The problem solving, trouble shooting and creative thinking and come out with something so awesome is just

[@tenma8797]

23:34 I just wanted to say that you’re killing it with the long sleeve and vest. Looks cool!

[@MissTwisteddd]

Haha it's become a bit of a regular look for me. Especially because I'm cold all the time!

[@tenma8797]

@@MissTwisteddd Oh really? I thought it was another semi casual look for the camera. This just raised my vision of how badass you are! Also do you like the cold or do you like the heat more?

[@MissTwisteddd]

@@tenma8797 I'm actuall terrible with both! I get too cold easily and too hot in summer!

[@tenma8797]

@@MissTwisteddd Oh you poor soul. For me, I fair a little better with the cold but terrible with the heat 😅. I do hope it mellows out a bit after winter for you! Great video as always. Loving the progress!

[@goatelope7539]

Holy moly. That spiral is phenomenal!!! You got this!!!

[@danadarkness7513]

You are so creative and talented! I also admire your problem solving skills. I wish I had half of your patience and ability to follow through despite setbacks. Thank you for sharing not only your characters, but the creative processes behind them!

[@aspenve]

Man I love your channel. Almost a million subs and you still take the time to interact with your community ❤. Your attitude when it comes to not using patterns speaks right to my heart. I don't know what I'm doing either, I look up youtube videos on how to do a certain thing and start. I dont even know how to use a sewing machine so all of my costumes are entirely hand sewn. I wanted to give you such a big hug at the sleeve mishap. I completely relate to the mourning over potentially having messed sth up you spent so much time and money on. That being said I hope you'll document your contest experience! I always hoped to see you enter a competition with your craftmanship. Hope I can meet you one day, you are such an inspiration! ❤

[@MissTwisteddd]

Thank you! Someone during a panel I was on (just finished PAX) asked what my most underrated cosplay resource is, and I mentioned tutorials and youtube. There's such a wealth of knowledge out there and we all help each other keep growing and learning!

[@KirileeCosplay]

This is SOOOOO good! Yes! I feel your frustrations, but it was so worth it!

[@Superkaitybug1]

That turned out GORGEOUS!

[@Hamokk]

You doing the tiny jumps in the intro was adorable! You are so talented and give good tips and instructions in easy to understant way.

[@RaeCarson]

Cry, snacks, tea, a walk, and gaming. Proper geek stress decompression. 😂 I'm definitely not a beginning sewist (I started around 2008) but you've used machine techniques in this vid that I've never seen before. I first subbed your channel probably 2 years back and seeing how your skill set has improved EXPONENTIALLY in less than 24 months!?!! Girl, you should be fiercely proud. It makes me thrilled for you because your sewing skills have begun to reach the point where your vision for a given cosplay is finally reaching your own level of excellence in regards to non-sewing pieces, projects, and cosplays. Even with a "beginner" sewing machine.

[@RaeCarson]

IMO you’ve reached intermediate level sewistry in multiple ways. For some simple metrics, look at a vid of yours from 3 or so years ago. The amount of times you'll use a machine vs defaulting to gluing, adding velcro, etc out of caution and/or time crunches has flipped. The amount of times you'll mention "my sewing girlies will know this" has also grown as your own knowledge has grown. You've also gained enough knowledge to recognize expectations vs. giving yourself a damned break or three!! 😂 Anyhoo, I'm so happy for you and I hope you have tons of fun at the upcoming con!!

[@MissTwisteddd]

@@RaeCarson Honestly this was so validating to read thankyou so much! It's so satisfying to suddenly realise how much I've learned!

[@RaeCarson]

@@MissTwistedddYou are more than welcome. I'm glad to cheer you up and onward! 🤩🫶🏽🥳

[@chingannwu3085]

The movement of the skirt is absolutely dream-like! All the pats on your back, your work is beautiful.❤🎉

[@berniceporter8839]

I was impressed with the skirts on the mannequin... but when you put it on!!! holy shit!! they look just stupidly amazing! you have out-done yourself! truly a magnum opus to be proud of!

[@MissTwisteddd]

My thoughts exactly! It was trying it all on at the end that made the difference for me!

[@simrell]

i am SOOOO hype to see the rest of this crafting process and your competition in this!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ZiriO]

OOOOOOOHHH THAT REVEAL THOUGH!!! Absolutely gorgeous and worth the suffering

[@lexiharding5498]

1. You are really beautiful. 2. That skirt is just stunning. It looks beautiful and so floaty. Amazing job

[@RosaLev9]

You've done such a wonderful job with this =) I'm so proud of you for sticking with it! It's so beautiful, and astonishing to me how you're entirely self-taught, and make such amazing cosplays. Keep with it, you're doing splendid!

[@ZukiTanuki]

your patience is so inspiring. Project looks fantastic!

[@The.Spoonie.Witch66]

Forgetting you are wearing makeup and rubbing your eye is so relatable. 😆 The skirt is amazing and so are you! 🤩

[@Sketchy_Acid]

Love your videos and your cosplays you inspired me to make a cosplay!!

[@enawaldstein]

I love your videos, as a selfeducated sewing chaot it's always nice to see new techniques and new stuff I didn't know about 🍀.

[@mwearne8711]

I'm always stunned by how clever and talented you are, incredible work!

[@psykonikk]

The amount of chaos in this skirt making is very fitting for the character haha 😂

[@lesleyharris525]

It's looking beautiful, ❤. I don't cosplay myself, but my daughter used to, but I love watching all the beautiful costumes people make. You're all so inventive, and I can't wait to see the finished piece. ❤

[@stephaniecarbno]

I'm loving this series and look forward to the next video for your cosplay. The skirt came out AMAZING!

[@DemonslayerBestAnime]

I'm glad that I found this channel, because your work always looks super stunning and perfect. You're super talented and I just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos, even if I'm a *bit* (13 hours) late sometimes

[@MissRoseTrucker]

Um Actually... You knocked it out of the park as per usual! Great Job!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🧡💚🧡💚🧡💚🧡💚

[@Koguri3108]

That is absolutely gorgeous!! Amazing work!!

[@zeliardforty-two4692]

Always fun watching the trial and error approach to this project! Can’t wait to see the complete results!

[@TaylorStephens-te5qw]

Charlotte I need you for a mask I want. I trust only you!!! Oh and I loved this video...thanks again for all the info and ideas. You are awesome.

[@jenniferaddison3829]

That SPIRAL tho! Oh my god, you are so good at this!

[@VelvetGlove327]

Wow, you should be so proud of the spiral piece - stunning!!

[@sarad2487]

This looks amazing! Simply incredible!!!

[@RobTaylor-HiTech]

You're positively adorable. You're doing Great, don't second guess yourself. Awesome work. All your stuff is absolutely magical.

[@DavidSchmitt]

The gradients and hems looks so great!

[@Purgar316]

Looks fantastic Lass.You've done well

[@valentyn.kostiuk]

It really looks great! Hope to see the final result You are very inventive!

[@shinra188]

I hope you’re proud of yourself you have done a fantastic job at this

[@jeffreywarrenpark9149]

All your efforts are totally worth it!!! You are doing a great job, keep at it! ❤❤❤