About 257 channels for "costuming"

Kira She/her | 24 I make videos on character design, costuming/sewing, and whatever nonsense I feel like ✨ For sponsorship and other business inquiries, contact pricklyalpacaartgmail.com

Darling, Asta Darling. Time traveler, fabric gremlin, occasional Cosplayer, and maker of the stuff. Let’s collab ➡️ astadarling@yahoo.com

I am Morgan Donner, a self-taught maker of historical garments. I originally started sewing as a teenager, taking in my several sizes too large t-shirts, and hemming pants that always seem to be too long. My first proper project was a vaguely medieval gown from a pattern. It somehow ended up several sizes too large. Isn’t that always the way it goes? Since those early endeavors, I’ve learned how to draft and drape my own patterns, seek out resources to research and study extant historical pieces, and approach dress creation with a sense of curiosity and wonder. I still love the rush of slowly realizing how a specific seam was put together, or finally getting the proportions correct after stubbornly creating countless mockups. I love researching new time periods and places, and I hope you will join me as I continue to discover the past through creation in the present.

Hi there! I'm Raine, a gremlin that loves to sew. My intention for this channel is to take you along the creation process with me--I love all things fantasy, sparkly and otherworldly, so there will be a lot of projects like that on here! A little bit more about me: I have a degree in Fashion Design with a certificate in costuming, but I have been sewing since 2012. Since graduating in 2018, I have worked in the costuming industry for almost two years while taking more college courses. I am now focusing on projects that I feel inspired to create while also keeping up with classes on the side. While my posts may be inconsistent as I initially begin my YouTube journey, you can check my Instagram and TikTok for more content and updates! Thank you for being here!

Teaching people how to utilize 3D printing in cosplay and costuming - specifically Star Wars. This channel is dedicated to helping people achieve their cosplay and 3d printing goals. Whether it be trying to join the 501st or you want to just complete your own helmet I'll show you guys the techniques and shortcuts to create amazing looking props, costumes, and armor.

Hello there! My name is Bianca (she/her, ace/queer) and here on The Closet Historian I talk about pattern drafting, sewing, vintage fashion, crafting, and costuming.

Hi! I'm Noelle and I like to make costumes! I make historical, "historically adequate", cosplay, mashup, anime, and everything in between as my fancy strikes. My videos are largely vlogs of my sewing adventures, where I share what I am creating and any tips that I can about how to be a better seamstress and dressmaker. Occasionally I will take you with me on my adventures to cons and vacations. I also do reviews of books and patterns that relate to this wonderful world. I hope you will join me on my costuming adventures and hang out with us in the comments!

Hi there! You're welcome to join me on a time traveling journey through tailoring, shoemaking, and dressmaking. I never know where the next project will take me, but I encourage you to tag along and discover something along the way! Contact for sponsorships: nicolerudolph.partnerships@gmail.com Contact for non-business enquiries: RudolphQuestions@gmail.com

Some costumes are too beautiful to sit in a closet after being worn once. This channel gives me a chance to re-wear some of my favorite creations and tell you a little bit about the costumes, the context in which it was worn, and the design and history behind the garment.

I love history and I love subjecting people to my unhinged rants about it. I also make the webcomic Cunning Fire. They/them Please only use my email for serious business inquiries, thank you.

I ✨really✨ enjoy talking about fashion history.

"Being normal is vastly overrated" Maker | Cosplayer | Floor Troll New videos every other Friday! Instagram: rachel.maksy For Inquiries please email: rachelmaksy@tbhonestsocial.com

History, performance, and tips from one of Arizona's premiere Old West theatrical troupes. A cast of characters including a ghost of a Tucson stagecoach robber, an enthusiastic skeleton, and a T-Rex (It's a long story). Since we started making videos in 2016, our YouTube presence has won two 1st Place awards at the Wild Bunch Film Festival. Look for new videos every weekend!

Sew your very own ball gown for cosplay or costuming events!

Disney Dan covers all things Disney! From toys to video games, Marvel to Star Wars, Lego to Funko, our channel is here to provide you with family friendly content and fun!

Welcome to Uniform History! We are dedicated to creating videos that cover the history, usage and collectibility of uniforms and militaria from around the world and throughout history as well as break down fictional ones seen in things like films, TV shows, video games and other forms of media. Although the topics covered may relate to specific governments, groups or individuals this channel, and the people behind it, in no way support, promote or condone any one entity. We merely present the facts and information through a non bias manner. If you'd like to mail any kind of garment or item in for use in a future video you can do so by sending it to: Uniform History 1998 Commerce Street #30 Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 USA

A selection of videos mostly pertaining to my business, Prior Attire - historical costuming, talks and living history interpretation. find our more on our website! www.priorattire.co.uk https://linktr.ee/priorattire You can now support us - if you enjoy the content and would like us to create more free videos, buy me a cuppa! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PriorAttire

Real name Christine. Nickname? Stine. But like all people, I have many facets to my life and my husband came up with cute nicknames for all of them. When I'm at work, I'm Doctorstine. When I'm a mother, I'm Momstine. When I'm sleeping, I'm Sleepstine. When I'm sewing, I'm Sewstine. I am a fulltime physician by trade, board certified and everything, and I love what I do, but by all means, I have many passions. I also have an adorable toddler, and two wonderful doggos named after MTG cards. I love tabletop gaming (I play SoB in Warhammer 40k), costuming, cosplay, digitizing historical embroidery, sewing, embroidering, drawing illustrations, novel writing, weaving trim, and of course, teaching all of it. My favorite eras are 18th century (1740s to the 1780s), and the 1880s, but you'll notice I stray constantly, venturing into all sorts of other time periods, as well as modern day wardrobe. I'm all about doing things that bring me joy, since I think life is far too short, not to.

Welcome to Lady Rebecca Fashions! Here, I share all things costuming. Every Tuesday at 12pm PST, I release my weekly sewing vlog, filled with all the projects I worked on in the previous week. And on Saturday morning at 12am PST, I release another video on other sewing content - mostly historical, but with some cosplay, historybounding, and Disneybounding thrown in for good measure. Once a month, the Saturday video takes a close, in-depth look at an antique garment in my collection. Please subscribe to make sure you don't miss out! About me: I started my historical costuming journey in 2010. I had previously done theatrical costuming and attended some Ren faires, but I fell in love with the 18th c and Victorian costuming, in particular. Nowadays, I'm big on Victorian (especially bustles!), the 1830's, and the Edwardian era. I sew constantly, and love to share my sewing adventures! You can also follow my adventures on instagram @ladyrebeccafashions. Thanks for watching! #930701

Costume analysis & fashion history. Sometimes educational.