Trust The Process… Why It Took a Whole Week to Make This | Upcycled Fashion Vlogs Ep.03

[@trueloveingod2691]

Wow, those are one of a kind work of art. You could sell them for $1,000. Balenciaga would sell them for $4k

[@katie9735]

Bro. I’m speechless. Incredible pants!

[@whoiskristov]

😶🫶

[@Timhey0912]

Love creative people and you definitely showed it with those pants. Great Idea!

[@RobynWoolum]

Yes sir!!!! Boldly, fashionable. Seeking a unique look. The process of creating .

[@whoiskristov]

Let it put itself together 🧠

[@TerriTownsend]

Crazy unique fun and beautiful. Don't you love it when you have something in your head and your project turns out pretty damn close.❤

[@11Messalina]

unique and funny yes, but beautiful....? ...do you all have something wrong with your eyes or something....?

[@TerriTownsend]

@11Messalina it's creative. I'm thinking you don't have any talent and a bit jeaouls? Anyone one can spew out insults. Don't take brains to do so.

[@jimjimgl3]

Your determination worked through your misgivings about the design to make something fantastic!

[@SuperClare]

Couture. Well done. Not gonna lie carries Mr. Snuffleupagus vibes. 🏆🏆🏆

[@Squiffy1313]

Wow! Very cool and totally unique and touchable. Hope you get a better Dremel to ease your process in the future.

[@miekemaertens8378]

Wauw! 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼 i really love your work! The fabric you’re using is called Toile de Jouy,..it’s French…very beautiful 🥰🙂

[@pamconsidine9606]

Fantastic art! ❤

[@androidangel787]

Love the outcome. Great job

[@donnadees1971]

Creativity takes time.

[@severinetompsett9602]

Those looks fantastic. Make me want to experiment now. One week is long but not too long. Well done for pushing through, but you look like you had a vision of what you wanted. Yes, fantastic.

[@annequackenbushammons9464]

Just found you. My heart and brain are on fire! Yes! I feel a rotted tapestry. I feel a walk through moldy leaves and coming upon the ruins of a castle. I’m eying my jeans right now…they look nervous. I, too, dream of an industrial machine. Been watching a lot of videos on reconditioning them in the hopes I find a cheaper one that needs a little help.

[@sillysausage2244]

They look really fantastic - can't the cats help with the next pair? Hang the pants next to their scratch pole and tell them firmly "don't touch!" They'll be done in no time...

[@massimoturrini9146]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣and I would add that they become even more imaginative given the randomness and not the artistry which in any case always suffers from some technique

[@jmjanacek4335]

Incredible job! Gorgeous! I will copy😁

[@sharontrujillo]

Noooooooo...don't. That's HIS design.

[@jmjanacek4335]

@sharontrujillo it's beautiful, not to sell, just to create. Artists learn from other artists

[@sharontrujillo]

@jmjanacek4335 ...Learning....isn't copying...I STAND by that. Especially as an Artist.

[@SaBabiko]

Great work. Love it 💖

[@fuqtupone]

Wow Amazing you are KILLING IT!!!

[@thecat5620]

Wow 😯 love these.

[@leannarandall]

These are fantastic!

[@RuthGregg-yn9sk]

I just found your videos yesterday. Absolutely brilliant! I upcycle clothes and you have inspired me to look at the material in a different way. Definitely going to get my dremel out of the cupboard 😜. Thank you and love from Northern Ireland ❤

[@thirza5299]

your cats are adorable!!!

[@whoiskristov]

can’t keep cat hair out of my mouth

[@silaguney1823]

@@whoiskristov Same. I have six. We are living in a small apartment together. I love them so much. Dryer is my best friend for all the hair on my textiles.

[@haaeell]

In the most positive way, it looks like mold jeans (i love it, fashion inspired by nature is always sick)

[@whoiskristov]

heard! i’m into it, call me professor mouldy pants

[@misssutherby1027]

A true labor of love.

[@ЛідіяБондаренко-ь3ш]

ВОТ ЭТО ШЕДЕВР.Я ТАКОГО ЕЩЕ НЕ ВИДЕЛА!

[@kwokpetra2249]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@hazeluzzell]

That was a great idea!

[@morganhart]

I sew and make some clothes too, but you are making art! So inspiring! Now I can’t stop thinking about which of my clothes I can dremmel!

[@whoiskristov]

thank you! after trying it out, take the dremel to everything possible (big dremel please sponsor me)

[@heatherwolmarans8287]

I would also have used some of the reverse side of that fabric, these are amazing!

[@valeriedeleeuw3702]

You're very talented

[@larisabakulin1616]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚀🚀🚀🚀 love I!!

[@susanjacquier5358]

LOVE your creativity and determination. So unique! I sew a lot of heavy fabrics and divorced my Elna for a Brother with more grunt.( the Elna was ok for softer fabric, for a while). I also now use those blue 'denim ' needles...can't remember the brand off the top of my head..I'll edit later. Anyway, Brilliant work 👏 Edit..yup, Schmetz 😊

[@michellebruton6287]

Another amaaaazing piece of work. An industrial machine would be a dream come true, in the meantime bang away on my little Elna as well. Watched a demo on a Yuki machine recently - very impressive BUT only does a straight stitch - and they are hell expensive - at that price I want a few more stitches and it must thread itself too😁

[@whoiskristov]

Those are great but sheeeeeesh they are expensive! Definitely needs to thread itself 😅

[@tracyoduinn9438]

Your work is fantastic. A word of advice - unasked I know-but sometimes what you don't know takes years to affet you. Fabric - especially upholstery is covered in chemicals. To protect and give longevity. Your face shield is good for lint but not for chemicals. You seem to love what you do so if its going to be long term invest in a good mask with the appropriate filters. Denim is notoriously bad when sanded because you are releasing small particles of dye that will pass through the scarf . Watch your skin for any changes as well and maybe consider a barrier cream so you have some protection without gloves. Its a long comment but art school and working in the fabric industry taught me that its better to be careful before you have lung issues. Great work Good luck

[@whoiskristov]

Incredibly helpful to know, very appreciated advice thank you 🙏

[@Karenpayne47]

@@whoiskristov. I pre-wash all my fabrics to remove excess chemical finishes…otherwise I get headaches when I am pressing the material 😅

[@stephanesavann8101]

Tu travailles très bien original doué imagination continue 👏👍🌹❤️😘 ton ciseaux genial

[@razberry3800]

dude those are sick!

[@ВикторияЩепакина-ц2в]

Это круто!!❤ Вы большой молодец!

[@beatricemcclelland7152]

Sick!❤

[@donnaconrad5433]

The fabric used on jeans , is Damsk, it’s woven and always has told a story ,but you can’t find it anymore,go to where. They fe-apolster old furniture

[@ВераГорчакова-ш8ж]

это действительно потрясает. это и есть творчество в чистом виде. техника синель давно известна, в вашем исполнении она выглядит очень актуально. такое примирение традиционных ремесел и современной культуры!

[@whoiskristov]

Спасибо ! ❤️

[@marialilianaamezcuaalvarez6101]

Increíbles ! ❤❤❤

[@whoiskristov]

Gracias 🫶

[@lafabricadebodas]

you need a vent system if you are making so much lint!!! For you and your cats!!!!!

[@simoneanger646]

Love it❤❤❤❤

[@mizmoly]

Supremely inspired

[@lindarogers4188]

Thanks for sharing.

[@KetsitsengRamagole-f6b]

Absolutely amazing!!!oh I love them... what's the name of the tool you used to scrape off for that texture?

[@whoiskristov]

Thank you 🙏 It’s called a dremel

[@angelinalozada189]

WOW!

[@massimoturrini9146]

ingenuity is not art but, experimentation is still important

[@valeriedeleeuw3702]

I wonder how they hold up after washing and drying

[@Karenpayne47]

I wondered that too! 😂

[@serpentlaw5961]

Drycleaning. Handwash...

[@piglet1639]

Very cool

[@bonnieboyle5699]

Love,love,love! You must have an art school background….RISD?

[@whoiskristov]

No art school, self taught 🤠 It’s all trial & error

[@dorothea5647]

Super!

[@SaBabiko]

🔥❣

[@JemmaStovell]

Oh wow I just can't stop looking at the marble tattoo on your left hand 😮 Who is the artist?

[@whoiskristov]

@j_crab on Instagram, one of the best I know !

[@rosered3919]

Trust the Process is the Whole of the Law

[@1phildefer323]

0:45 .....ça pourrait être de la toile de Jouy française.....It could be french toile de Jouy........

[@1phildefer323]

[@Domino365-q3k]

Always wear a facemask when you’re doing that much deconstruction or using that Dremel that’s a lot of filaments don’t want to inhale that ever good job 👍🏽

[@silaguney1823]

How did you protect the stitches on patches?

[@whoiskristov]

Just have to try & distress between them! Stitches definitely break, I had to re-sew some after sanding down the fabric

[@silaguney1823]

@@whoiskristov Excellent job!

[@dixies1461]

A Dremel? Duh. Any tips on what NOT to do with it? Noticed you covered your mouth and nose - is it that messy? Can you go too deep if not careful? Could you have placed full piece of tapestry on each pant leg, since you filled it in anyway? Fascinating! Thanks…

[@whoiskristov]

Mouth/Nose coverage is to avoid breathing microfibers from sanding! Definitely could have used one piece of tapestry for each leg instead, would have saved so much time

[@EVELINA-style_2303]

😳👏👏👏🔥👍

[@Natasha-v2t4u]

Конечно ничего не поняла,но парень хороший,работа красивая,кошки его любят,чистюля.Молодец,творческая личность.Но наколки,на руках места живого нет.Совсем себя не жалеет.А так спасибо.Узбекистан.

[@renityn8408]

Co ty zrobiłaś z własnym ciałem współczuję ci

[@whoiskristov]

hawk tuah

[@roguegypsy7827]

Way too cheap on your site. Yah, those jeans are worth way more. Good job 👍🏽

[@ЛюдмилаЕжак-в7м]

Штаны для йети

[@АллаЩербань-х5ы]

Брюки для военных они будут рады таким штанам

[@indoora]

CAT

[@margolenney6032]

Waste of good fabric

[@whoiskristov]

@@margolenney6032 🤡

[@TerriTownsend]

@@margolenney6032 go away. Rude is not allowed on this channel

[@joewho-by1yg]

WOW!!! love to wear that awesome pants.......

[@christybright]

These are fantastic!