The Obscure source of the most Impossible Cosplays

[@SarahSpaceman]

Install Merge Gardens for Free clik.cc/1mzdx and build your own beautiful garden!

[@pinssnip]

How dare this game be so addicting

[@Red-Tape-Rending]

Came for the strawberries, then stayed for the historical lesson, technical lesson, and artistic inspiration.

[@martha-anastasia]

KITTY!!!!!!!! Fantastic presentation and costume. Inspired.

[@TreScotts1Fan]

I am in awe of you and this masterpiece

[@dumbnoodleman]

I am crocheting a baby blanket for one of my friends while watching your video!

[@omeortega3544]

The "I'm just making this poofy Miku cosplay and I'm done" to "How hard can it be to get into lolita again" to "I'm making a Sakizo." pipeline is real and my wallet is trembling for this new hyperfixation on sewing in falling into! Strawberry Supremacy!!

[@MesmerizingNisshoku]

To be honest I’ve always been into Lolita style clothes and seeing that strawberry dress made me want it ;-;

[@Nobody.thatyouknow]

Yes! Strawberry supremacy!

[@basementdwellercosplay]

"I just want to walk around the dealers room and have people tell me I'm pretty" is the most relatable quote. I always say I like someone's cosplay even passing by, I know how much serotonin i get from someone saying that I know people will likely too.

[@dailydosesofhypnosis]

When i heard "Im doing this full time now" i SQUEALED. Im such a huge fan of your work, your so incredibly talented and i look up to you SO MUCH. The first ever cosplay piece i sewed was a witch hat for my Phantombur cosplay to vidcon, last year, my first ever convention, and i couldn't have done it without your Mona hat tutorial. It genuinely made me feel so confident and so proud of myself and i just kept repeating "im a 13 year old with zero sewing experience, and i made a whole hat." Thanks for your amazing content, you've inspired me so much and idk how to thank you, and also congrats! Im happy that you can do what you enjoy full time :)

[@burpinbubs2112]

Wrong

[@dailydosesofhypnosis]

@@burpinbubs2112 wdym?

[@herne4504]

@@burpinbubs2112 what’s wrong

[@Edward_Avila]

Watching the whole process really brought me back to my memories of when I attempted to create a Kingdom Hearts Donald Duck cosplay nearly ten years ago having ZERO experience with even touching a sewing machine lol this really makes me want to attempt it one more time :p Seeing as I think this showed up in my suggestions cos I was watching some videos on crocheting as I suddenly started this crochet bag that I want to make to carry my Steam Deck around LOL

[@WORLD_STXR]

You definitely should

[@howareyoumoreofaclownthanme]

I didn't expect to see Edward here, but yo! Guess KZbin recommended the same thing.

[@Priscabc]

I'm in the same boat as you! Very first sewing project is a whole ass cosplay. I'm on the last week and making nice progres, will likely finish by con! It's really rewarding to see the fabric turn into Qiqi (the character I'm cosplaying). Also, made a scrap toile and one that is actually a nice summer dress, so that's nice!

[@honeyjar4337]

EDDIE??

[@matteopatane5264]

what are you doing here, Eddie??

[@emmijadeshow]

A whole HOUR while I'm trying to finish a cosplay for my first competition. We have been blessed!

[@emmijadeshow]

P.S. - did you CROCHET your pop filter? That's adorable omg.

[@pelikan2]

Good luck with your competition.

[@emmijadeshow]

@@pelikan2 Aw thank you friend!!

[@zuzzzied]

Good luck

[@emmijadeshow]

Okay, commenting again after I've watched the whole thing - I LOVE LOVE LOVE your message at the end. My early years in cosplay I was surrounded by some people who viewed people who cosplayed the same thing as really vicious competition. When I finally got out of that and got into a group of people all cosplaying the same character who supported each other, it was like a completely different hobby. (shoutout to the Agent Carter ladies heyoooooo)

[@pinssnip]

"Not everybody likes sewing and not everybody likes making stuff. Especially when you're two strawberries in and youre already regretting it. Or your two yards into a ten yard lattice- it feels like suffering. But when you take the time to put yourself into a cosplay by hook, or by needle or by glue, there is no greater feeling than putting all of that on for the first time and getting to say, "I did that"" I'm sobbing 🎉 proud of you for always looking for new techniques and making just the prettiest of gowns ❤

[@xmishl]

Oh... Lattice. Not lettuce ... 😅That make so much more sense😂

[@pell222]

man there was a whole genre of sakizou homestuck cosplay we called it "fancy tier" and there was a couple fanartists that drew it but now i see they were 100% inspired by sakizou

[@officialghosty518]

I designed a fancy tier Jade outfit about a year or two ago, wanting to cosplay Homestuck again after so long, and I had this same realization. I wasn't sure which came first (fancy tier or the popularization of cosplaying Sakizo) but I definitely saw a pattern of fanciful rococo costume design in the community picking up speed.

[@desiree913]

I remember those! I think the artist rumminov started them and they had a design for like every character

[@KrissyChacon]

I am a crocheter and that is how I found your video. I am not a cosplayer BUT I am very impressed with your skills and your transparency when it comes to all the mistakes you made. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video and show your process! You have a new subscriber

[@soggy_socks5129]

the fact that the line "I invite you to stand on my shoulders to reach higher than I ever will" has me in TEARS you look amazing btw im going to start making my own cosplays because of you

[@lyra450]

I’m in the same boat, this channel has me incredibly excited to get into cosplay after I graduate ✨✨✨

[@Elvyne]

For some reason I teared up a bit too I have no knowledge on sewing nor this atypical fashion, and yet here I am. I must kick myself in the butt and get started

[@forthegaysandthequeens]

Girl is just obsessed with Strawberries, a dress, Miku and now this. Love it

[@seokjinnieshairsprout323]

That first twirl reveal was so unbelievably majestic I really just do not have the words to describe how it made me feel

[@katsuruno]

i always enjoy the youtubers who dont stop swearing or loudly beep out their swear words and instead just do the audio gap htings because its so much easier on your ears in so many ways

[@SarahSpaceman]

Big agree! I really dislike overly loud bleeps as well

[@melancholystorm]

That final quote of “I did that” spoke so much to me. I’ve been in a pretty big creative burnout and seeing the joy of creation in this project -and the rest of the channel- is a major source of inspiration and motivation. Obviously there’s still a great way to go to get out of this burnout and art-blocked phase, but I’m so glad I am reminded of my love to create each video you make.

[@Burrby_Stocks-qz5pi]

HAHA ANOTHER RANBOO FAN!!!

[@Morphwastaken]

As someone who is currently spending all my time crocheting a sunny side up egg blanket, I love this (and your new sewing area!)

[@SarahSpaceman]

omg I have an egg blanket someone else made YEARS AGO, i still treasure it

[@carrie00]

The way I didn’t even notice the length of the video until the end when you said it - time flew by so fast due to your amazing storytelling and captivating way of making this video. I just found you and I think I’m gonna stay

[@austinjackson2574]

I'm so TERRIFIED of the sewing machine, I don't think I could ever get into sewing, as irrational as i know my fear is- but i love to watch other people do it! And the result is always so amazing! Bravo

[@jay-bird-27]

I love how you were talking about the giants of cosplays from 2013 and ten years later you are a giant in your own right! You are amazing and this is STUNNING 😍💕

[@PocketLeaves]

DEEP DIVES ARE BACK LETS GOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I absolutely love how you present a mini history lesson behind what you're making. The whole fit turned out STUNNING!!!!!!!!! You also perfectly summed up my love hate relationship with sewing. The process SUCKS, but I keep coming back because I LOVE looking at something and knowing I made it.

[@violent_lava_fish4474]

As someone who has just got into sewing, this was so educational and entertaining to watch! And the final product was amazing, THREE WEEKS?? You are a goddess ❤

[@brianaschmidt910]

Nice pfp

[@Electrosa]

Angela's take on Royal Milk Tea remains as one of my all-time favourite cosplays ever to this day. The work she put into it and the detail of her rundown are so impressive. I go back and reread it regularly, both as a seamster myself and purely for the enjoyment of it.

[@flooffy_bearrz8161]

Your costumes are truly *a work of art* I hope you know it, because including me you’ve inspired so many people and I’m all here for it

[@ssnekky]

Not even a minute into the video and already know I’m going to love it

[@elles_corner]

same lol

[@sofia.garcia]

To hear that you are doing this full time now really made me a little emotional, you are truly one big inspiration for tons of cosplayers out there but also to people like me, someone who has been watching you for years just hoping to one day get the courage to start making cosplays as well! Thank you for all the joy and knowledge your videos bring us and I'm beyond excited to see you create in your new space, giving life to all the incredible projects that are to come ♡

[@kirakiracoz1974]

this cosplay is like a round two of miku with the endless ruffles and strawberries 😭 your videos inspired to start making my own strawberry miku cosplay and I’m hopefully going to be competing in it too!

[@tansy2279]

Omg good luck!!

[@MaskedFox-ln4vc]

I love your videos! The way you edit, the way you write script and tie everything well together! Your sewing skills and cosplay! You are such well-rounded creator! I'm happy that we have one more high quality cosplay video maker!!! Honestly, I bet you will have 1mln in no time! ♥

[@SarahSpaceman]

Thanks so much! Tying together all the random stuff that comes out of my mouth when im making stuff is honestly my biggest challenge so Im so glad you see that effort!

[@yaliscribbles]

As a beginner cosplayer, I’m so endlessly inspired by your work. Your dedication and attention to detail is amazing and the production quality of your videos is ✨top tier✨ They’re just so entertaining to watch and I feel like I’m also catching up on some cosplay-community-lore™️ at the same time. So thank you!🥹💕

[@zaranea7920]

I turned the slightly toxic thought of "can't do that, someone else already did" Into an empowering thought of sorts because now it motivates me to look at other people's iterations and find parts I love, adapt stuff for my own Cosplay BUT also identifying others "mistakes" or thinks I think I can do better and theeeen try to do it better :)

[@stefanied3219]

1) Congrats on being able to make stuff full time ❤🎉 2) When I saw Merge Gardens, I instantly thought of how easy it would be for you to cosplay as her bc the resemblance IS THERE! Lol love it! 3) YOU SLAYED THAT LOOK!!! 🙌🙌🙌 4) Great video! I like how you present as a whole..... you really have a great formula here for what you're doing on these videos! 5) If you ever feel defeated, overwhelmed, or stressed, know that your audience is here to cheer ypu on, not put pressure on you ❤ Keep crafting, you super star! And again, congrats on being able to go full-time!

[@Luiza-jd1xk]

Your artwork is absolutely amazing, i was always kinda shy to actually cosplay, but thanks to you i started cosplaying. You're my favorite cosplay youtuber, and i want you to know how much this all means to me.

[@blaquerose121]

I found you threw your Miku cosplay and now being here for this is a pleasure, you’ve inspired me to actually try to get into cosplay for real and not say “oh that’d be nice but I don’t have the time for it or the money.” You wouldn’t imagine how hard it is for me to do anything so actually motivating myself and remembering this is what I wanna do even if I don’t do it that much has really helped me thank you.

[@sarabeth3016]

Sarah!! I’m so proud of you for being able to do this full time!! And thank you so much for making that last comment about inviting everyone to stand on your shoulders, I remember watching you make Strawberry x Miku and thinking “oh I’d love to make this one but I don’t want to steal her thunder” and then when you won HolMat in it I was like “oh now I really can’t do it” and I appreciate you being so welcoming to both new and experienced cosplayers alike 🥰

[@SilentHillPerson]

Uhm... I'm sorry. You don't have permission to make me cry at the end of a COSPLAY VIDEO. You can't just ambush me with feels like that! I was decorating my grad cap with you playing in the background and now the feels are all over the plaaaace! 😭

[@carriescostumescrochet]

I love it when I see anyone who combines my two favourite hobbies. Cosplay & crochet = fabulous. This turned out great. I've wanted to do a Sakizo Cosplay for awhile and now I want to do one even more.

[@flooffy_bearrz8161]

If I see strawberries on clothing or costumes I always get reminded of you, because of your miku, the strawberry dress and this! Love it 🍓

[@jemmonfoe]

I never cried before when somebody announced they became full-time KZbinr...Well, a first for everything!

[@megaceros6580]

the construction of the video/ the editing is perfect, the jumps between researching the artist to the actual doing of the cosplay are so smooth

[@ksen1011]

Making a Sakizo cosplay seems like a rite of passage for any cosplayer 😆 I love seeing everyone's process and material gathering when they take on bringing these designs to life. Also, the strawberry transitions were ✨️chefs kiss✨️

[@furretbell]

I can't explain why, but your expression whenever you see yourself in your work makes me tear up each time. It's just me being like "you did it!!! You DID This!!" It just makes me so happy. Thank you for sharing these videos. They really do make me so happy.

[@ironslidess46]

adding onto 6:25 cause im a huge crochet and knit fiber arts nerd lmao: tension has got to be the hardest thing to understand and fully get a hand on when you crochet. like they said, the tighter and more taut you hold your yarn the more close together your stitches will be. use this to your advantage !!!! when making amigurumi, it’s always good to have a slightly tighter tension so that your stitches are closer together and don’t show any stuffing in between them. there’s also a difference between yarning *over* and yarning *under.* yarning under is used a lot in amigurumi as it gives a tighter, more bundled stitch, and will give that solid, not holey fabric that you’re looking for. when making something like a scarf, yarning over would be ideal, as it would give a bouncier, lighter and airy fabric than if you yarn undered

[@ameliablakey9758]

I resonated with the crochet blanket comment. It took my mom 19 years to make a blanket. She started crocheting in when my sis was a baby and finished when she was around 19.

[@orion4562]

It was so much fun to see how you used crochet in your design. I've been crocheting for years and that janky strawberry really reminded me of some of my earlier projects but the later ones looked so good!!

[@layniclaire9476]

I don't even cosplay or sew but your videos bring me so much joy! You're insanely talented and I really enjoy listening to people talking about/explaining their own special interests. Also, as an artist, it's always super fulfilling to see other people work with drastically different mediums from mine. Seeing the whole process and seeing how everything comes together so beautifully at the end will never cease to amaze me. Will continue to watch your content always and forever!!!

[@cortneylane200]

The sentence: "brought to you by viewers like you," is so freaking nostalgic dude. Bring back memories of watching PBS kids 🥺

[@PumpkinSpikey]

This is an exquisite piece of torture. It wasn’t torture to watch, quite opposite. I love stupidly intricate and detailed designs because the end result is always just so mind blowing. You can taste the blood, sweat, tears, and love that went into it. The devil is in the details and the temptation is strong ❤

[@Bri-zf9lw]

Truly I appreciate the integrity and research you put into all of your videos. Firstly in being so willing to admit when things aren't going how you want, and the process to fixing them, as well as shouting out other creators for inspiring you and getting advise from them. I love hearing about other talented creators who specialize in different crafts.

[@ssnekky]

Oh my goodness I love the new room! It’s so pretty :0

[@SarahSpaceman]

Thank you! Im loving it so far, its so much more functional than the craftroom office was lol

[@essixthedutchie8617]

Man... As someone who makes fursuits it's always so cool to see cosplayers make actual outfits. Faux fur is hell to work with but it's so forgiving that I wouldn't dare work with anything else. I'm always inspired by yall who can do such gorgeous work with non-fur fabrics

[@peejthepeach7272]

I'm so proud of you for finally being able to do youtube/cosplay full time !!! Your content is incredible and I've always admired what you've been able to create while working a normal person job and I'm so excited to see what you get up to with even more time to give to it

[@xingcat]

This just came up in my recommendations, it seems shortly after you posted it. I'm SO IMPRESSED by the amount of work that went into this AMAZING costume! What an incredible amount of skill, talent, trial and error, experimentation, and just plain know-how that went into this. Definitely checking out your other works. WOW.

[@portobeIIa]

i dont know how, but i always end your videos with such a big smile on my face and tears in my eyes. You give such a safe feeling that doing the things we love, doing the art we were meant to be doing, is worth our time and worth our efforts. You quickly became my faovurite channel on this website because i havent felt this anywhere else. Its so pure. Thank you for doing what you do. I hope i grow up to be like you

[@junkabella6324]

The lattice pattern is giving me LIFE! Such good work! And the effort to figure it out on a curved piece? Astronomical commitment ❤

[@Straberrysugar]

you are truly and single handedly (for me at least!!) bringing back old cosplay youtube. i see in you mangosirene and dejavudea and all these amazing people, and it makes me so happy and makes so much sense that you were also watching their videos. i'm so happy for you that you are able to take the plunge and go full time !! so proud of you have what youve done. the energy you have is amazing. thank you for creating !!!!!

[@yaoifreakxd]

As someone who is overly critical at myself if someone has already done a character "better than I could".... You made me tear up at the end with the standing on the shoulders giants bit, thank you for giving me some perspective

[@X1Daring2]

I love when cosplayers team up and create the most amazing of masterpieces, very wonderful and lovely work UwU

[@leilasimon2057]

I am currently sewing vicariously through youtubers because my main job has taken ahold of my life 24/7 in the farming season that is lambing. Congratulations and thank you!!

[@kailanichan]

I really appreciate that you left in the section in the middle where you said you needed to take a break because you were frustrated with the skirt, even though you'd done so much work on it! I feel like I get really discouraged by that "frustration in the middle of a project" patch, and it's just nice to know that everyone can feel that, even when the cosplayer in question is very talented and the final product is so beautiful! I also absolutely loved your reaction to seeing yourself in it all once it was done, super heartwarming.

[@purpleskelet0n412]

I've been watching your videos only a month ago and I've made it a hobby of listening to you while working on my own cosplay, even though I can't sew I always feel like I learn something. I'm am amateur and it's very inspiring.

[@otterhands8800]

As an artist myself I looove seeing cosplayers make cosplays based off of artist's illustrations or original characters! I hope one day my illustrations can give cosplayers inspiration as well

[@majag.1059]

I came here because of the thumbnail and stayed for the process even though I know nothing about sewing clothes, much less an intricate cosplay such as this one. Just wanted to say that those strawberries look amazing, and the outfit looks absolutely gorgeous!

[@KawaiioHimeSama]

This video seriously is just mindblowing. Thank you for explaining the fan artists too. I never knew cosplays of fan art were ever considered lesser, but I am aware that there are, just like in any community, some toxic gate keeping people everywhere. Your dress is gorgeous and I am just once again floored by your craftsmanship. Hope you have a great weekend Sarah

[@BAKAROID]

This is an incredibly informative video, both on the influence of Sakizo in cosplay and on all the techniques used in your cosplay ; and I really have to applaud your editing because This Is One Hour Long and you managed to make every single minute interesting- Thank you for your hard work and congratulations on going full time !!!

[@DestructoPop]

"Crocheters always lose their crochet hooks" feels like SUCH an understatement fr fr. Whenever I start crocheting again (I go through heavy bursts of inspiration and drive which wanes during the long tedious projects Yarn Goddess eats for brunch) the first thing I do is fail to find the whole cloche I chrocheted in which I stored my crochet hooks LAST time. I then buy a whole new set of the sizes I use (there's about 7 on the reg rotation, and two I use for fine or giant work, which I do rarely), then make a carrier for them (ideally NOTHING like the last one). The last step is putting this new hook book away in my yarn stash only to find, NOT last time's kit, but the one from the time before that which I haven't seen in six years and which I spent like four YEARS using. So something I made TEN YEARS ago. I've moved like 14 times since then! HOW DID THIS ONE RESURFACE?! WHERE'S THE ONE FROM LAST CHRISTMAS?! I lose ENTIRE COLLECTIONS of hooks all the time. And of course I lose whichever one I use most on like a weekly basis, only to find years later that every ball of yarn in my collection has one of that size jammed in it somewhere. Ah, crochet. How I love and loathe thee.

[@cyn3b]

Ive always used the straight hooks and prefer them over the thick ones. I started crocheting when I was 13. I’ll be 69 years old in 3 months. Hooks are like yarn. You have to try them all and see what feels best in your hand. Some new crocheters may find they prefer one hook over another, but do try them all. I love thread crochet and have made many beautiful projects over the years. I love making bedspreads and table cloths. I make crocheted baby dresses. But I do love the large projects best. Good luck to all and keep this art alive by sharing and teaching.

[@billycorganschic]

Amazing!!!! Also excited to see a sponsorship on here!!! Get that $$$$$ girl ❤

[@jazzichan4738]

Omg you finished the dress! ☺ It turned out so great! ❤ It’s lovely to hear you talk about Sakizou and how she affected the cosplay community. So many competitive cosplayers chose Sakizou art for qualifiers and finals, their very popular in European masquerades, I highly recommend you check out some European conventions, because some of them cosplayers make crazy detailed stuff xxx

[@RaineStorminTTV]

"I did that" Thats what keeps me motivated to keep learning. we can make beautiful things with our skills and time! I love this!

[@blvckmold5555]

I was never into cosplay that much but after watching your videos, you put so much love and dedication and time into all your pieces. All your struggles, mistakes, relief, love, compassion, just so many emotions all flowing on a beautiful piece you dedicated months to make, all the blood sweat and tears poured into all of your cosplays and its so amazing to see! i think that is a big part of what cosplay is about, not just putting some fabric on to be a character but really manifesting your skill into a beautiful art form and showing how anything is possible if you put your mind to it and not everything has to be perfect. A community of people who equally understand the amount of time and work and love gets poured into every single piece of material and honestly that's just so beautiful. Please keep doing what you're doing you're amazing!

[@blvckmold5555]

I've learned so much from your channel, so thank you for everything you do! I have found a new found love of cosplay thank you so much!

[@SunnyCherish_17]

The fact that she ACTUALLY WORKS HER ASS OFF is just beautiful. She’s not like other who are like “I couldn’t find this so I used the this” she’s literally like “I couldn’t find this SO IM GONNA MAKE IT” like determination in in her blood. No hate to ppl who use alternatives but she just does so much that’s what makes her cosplay spot on and feel like the art/anime dress came out of the screen! Keep up!

[@yarngoddessT]

Ah!! The finished cosplay looks amazing ^_^ this was so much fun to do and thank you for having me!

[@willow95]

My husband and I gasped when we saw the reveal. I literally cannot imagine being that talented omggggg. You're a strawberry goddess!

[@abigailrakow8337]

Ever since I learned how to make ruffles/ gathers from your videos I’ve made so many aprons and skirts with maxium fluffiness; I just finished a strawberry shortcake apron :)

[@MommaSammu]

The cackle I let out at "I'm not competing in it so, it's fine" because holy shit I say that a lot XD. Soon I won't be able to say that but as I'm FINALLY doing a Sakizo cosplay for comp (AH) Thank you for this inspiration and explanation of why we make these INSANE designs...because sometimes you just wanna walk around and have people tell ya you look pretty."

[@Stardust-powder-and-Milk]

This cosplay is so beautiful and I really like the way that you made it ❤ I hope you have a good rest of your day to whoever is reading this

[@alejandromendez5848]

“We're not building a bridge here” hahahahaha that’s my moto, loved it

[@leanakache8361]

I love EVERYTHING about this, but I think my favourite part is the way the skirts flow together, the movement is amazing!

[@belindacoba5158]

Love this dress!! but what about soluble interfacing that way you wouldn't have to rip it out... my suggestion

[@SarahSpaceman]

That would have been the smart way lol, I just happened to have tear away so, I had to suffer through the extra step to avoid spending money

[@belindacoba5158]

@@SarahSpaceman Well it happens, you had to work with what you have. Excellent work loved it. I wouldn't be able to do it !!!

[@No.1_Jess]

Tbh I don't like strawberries, but my god I can't get enough of your strawberry cosplays! The craftsmanship is unparalleled to any other strawberry clothing I've seen. You've done a wonderful job, I can't wait for the next video! ♥️🍓

[@ZKrizZ]

Watched this while ramping up to take on the project of a Norwegian festdrakt (like a bunad, but not any official pattern). I was feeling really overwhelmed having had just bought the patterns (Sy din egen fæstdrakt - Fæbrik), and torn on whether I should just wait and order the kit to embroider a more "proper" bunad or not. Your video, especially you're reflection at the end, made me realise that making my own "unofficial" festdrakt will teach me a lot about the best ways to make such a significant garment well, and prepare me, probably better than any other project, for the day when I can venture into traditions. Your dress is stunning, and the amount of craft and love you have put into it is inspiring. Thank you.

[@5um0fMe]

Wow! You’re amazing and watching your vids is such fun. I love seeing the process, your enthusiasm, your frustration, your screw-ups and how you fix them…everything. I know you put a lot into editing your vids too. I’m so happy for you that you can now do this full time and hopefully that means we’ll be seeing more content from you! I would love to see how you customized the red shoes for this costume. They looked perfect and I’m sure you modified a pair to give them the right look. Even if it didn’t involve sewing, I think it’s part of the creation and shouldn’t be left out. Bravo for everything! The cosplay, the vid, and the new career path!

[@quillian8493]

Posted 3 minutes ago and I’ve never fucking clicked faster

[@ako8357]

I'd never even considered crochet cosplay, that's so cool! I learned how to crochet when I was kid and picked it back up again a few years ago. Somehow I got on this kick where I adapt Korean and Russian lace doily patterns into net bags for produce? They are... stupidly fancy for a bunch of onions but I like diagram patterns and really don't need a bunch of doilies so bags. Lots of bags lol

[@KatrinaWasHere_]

i have no words like dude???? my jaw dropped the moment i saw that dress like- I don't even know what to say it's so gosh darn pretty and watching you go though that whole process and seeing the end result was so rewarding

[@Rowan_d]

That last part section literally had me in tears in the office kitchen. It's so true and amazing how much making even the smallest cosplays and learning from people in the community can uplift. Congratulations on a beautiful cosplay. Every time I see a new piece from you, or a new video, you always out do yourself and it's so so cool. Much love from Australia.

[@bellamylovessomeone8261]

Working on sewing a hat together ( it’s been a very frustrating experience) and having your videos playing and passively listening to it makes me feel like I’m not alone! Thank u! ❤

[@dawnatmorning9452]

there are more specific piping feet that have bumps that the rope/piping will fit under to allow u to sew as close as possible but i love the foot you used, as for the corner its difficult but you did exactly what i have to do at work, the snip at the base is super important but it'll just take practice. ALSO all the detail and interviews for the costume made me so happy. so many creators that i love were featured/discussed and it makes me so much more happy to have found your channel and content. Ive been on hiatus with cosplay for around 3 years now and you've definitely been part of the reason Ive come back. Thank you ♥

[@lottierobinson6920]

This is utterly incredible! Your editing, explanations, respect for all artists, attention to detail, humility and confidence, problem solving skills, and just the sheer majesty of this costume! I'm in love! Wow!

[@Whitney_Sews]

Just a quick tip for anyone making a skirt facing for a curved hem. Instead of using bias cut fabric I will use the bottom 6-8 inches (however wide the facing needs to be) of the skirt pattern. So it's an identical match to the skirt bottom and goes on really nicely.

[@meimeihem1465]

Was rewatching this video for the 100th time cause listening to Sarah explain is always soothing but one thing that I wanted to say about armor being newer is that is so interesting that there's an evolution and "trends" in the armor making too. At first worbla was the star of the show, then EVA foam and now 3D printing. This makes me love cosplaying even more because it's just constantly evolving in terms of techniques and materials 💖💖💖

[@sumrndmgrll]

The way I don’t sew, crochet, OR cosplay but sat and watched this entire hour long video and loved every second of it 🙃

[@dreamy.escapism]

I tried taking on a sewing project over a year ago (possibly even closer to two years now). It was a simple one - I wanted to make Alice Angel's dress from BATIM. But the patterns I found required adjustments, mock ups, sewing, resewing, weathering... I got overwhelmed. I haven't picked up a sewing needling since. But after stumbling across this channel once again, I was reminded of why I was inspired to try in the first place. I've been in a terrible mental state for the past what feels like forever, but that project I put down gave me something to work towards, even if it was something I wasn't quite ready for. So, I just want to say thank you Sarah, for giving some random 17 year old on the internet the inspiration to try again. If you ever see this comment, you will still never know just how much it means

[@YamiHikariHime]

I love sewing and costume enthusiasts like you because there's other people like me who will geek out about fabric, lace, seams, etc and it's not competitive or gatekeepy or Ill natured in anyway. It's like "yes! I found my people!!" moment 🤣 Sometimes in the cosplay community there are people who can be really rude or act like they are better than everyone else which is just not my type of scene but I still love cosplay and sewing and designing so much 😭♥️

[@demi2264]

just by stumbling into one of your videos last year has allowed me to witness your growth before my very eyes and i just want to say that i am so proud of you and how far youve come and what a blessing it to even just be able to witness it

[@eagleeyedosteo6474]

I love seeing crochet used in costumes and cosplay! I've been crocheting for a few years now but my first crochet garment was my Naruto cardigan affectionately referred to as my "nartigan." It is a crochet cardigan in the style of his blue and orange jacket from the original series. I was intimidated by the idea of a sweater so making it something that I considered a little goofy lowered that threshold. It didnt need to be perfect! It was just me, a youtube tutorial, a crochet hook, 30 bucks worth of red heart supersaver acrylic and a silly idea. I hate the texture of the acrylic so I have only worn it out twice, once for halloween and once for a small con, but it was so so fun to make and being able to say "thanks I made it!" when people comment on it is such fun. I'm new here but congrats on going full time! wishing you all the best! Your work is really beautiful!

[@LadyB_20]

The amount of work that has gone into this amazing cosplay. I am in awe at the determination and craftsmanship and I was making bead embroidery earrings when watching through the video. Really helps keep focus.

[@kelseywright1429]

I had this on on my second monitor at work and was telling my coworkers about cosplay/sakizo/your holmat win and someone said "how does she have time to do that and work" so when I got to the end you said you were doing it full time!! I feel so proud of you and for you!! Congratulations!!!

[@imsunnybaby]

honestly the red gingham peeking out is kinda of GLORIOUS especially with the strawberry bo peep vibe!! its great!!

[@meghanb8319]

Your videos honestly make me believe I could make what you’re making, despite the fact I have only made basic costumes. You explain everything so well and are so fun to watch, even for videos that are almost an hour long. I’m feeling very inspired to make a dress now!

[@jtucraftsbusiness]

I'm a Crocheter and because of this video I might start doing cosplay❤❤ this has been a great journey and I'm now your fan❤❤❤❤ I love you

[@officialyamericangraffe]

This June i am going to my first con ever, and i am going in cosplay. One of the cosplayers that has inspierd me well making this cosplay was you. I was about to quit making my costume, when soddenly the words 'Making Ranni the witch' can up on youtube. i clicked on it and was instently back in to my crafty self. With this in mind , i am proud to say ,the reason i am still cosplaying to this day is because of Sarah Spaceman. Thank you forever