This was filmed over a month and a half in 2022 as I sewed the first attempt at Sybil's pair of bodies. Various issues, both with the stays and other people's comments, led to the scrapping of this version. Stay tuned next Thursday for this year's vlog where I try again! Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Cosplay: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg

Sybil's garb is finally here! These videos will release further apart than Alyce's did, as I am actively building the garb as we speak. Stay tuned! Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Costumes: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg

Get Ready With Me! Here's the full process of Alyce Pestle's garb from foundation to finish. I'm so proud of the result, Alyce is a happy camper, and I'm so stoked to move on to new projects! This really has been a labor of love. Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Costumes: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg

It's done! Alyce's bodice has been rebuilt, and it's much better than the first one! There are a few tweaks that will be made in the coming months, but for my purposes, she's complete. Stay tuned for one final entry in this series, and get ready for a new visitor! Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Cosplay: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg

Hey, y'all! Here is Part 6 of making Alyce Pestle's garb. We finished the look with a fully lined floor-length hooded linen cloak, which came in SUPER clutch on cold, misty, or rainy days at Festival! I'm so happy with this piece, and I can't wait to show you the complete look in the GRWM vlog. I just need to rebuild a couple of pieces first. Stay tuned for more Animal Crossing! Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Pattern Used: Simplicity 5794, Version C Raven's Cloak Build: Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoHrGsBPyzk Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW9EzC7ywrk Cosplay: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg

Hey, y'all! Here is Part 5 of making Alyce Pestle which is all about the tie-on pockets, the apron, and the St. Birgitte Cap. All three of these pieces were made out of the same linen I used for the shift from Burnley & Trowbridge. The pockets and cap were drafted by myself (with help from videos on YouTube from Bernadette Banner and Morgan Donner), and the apron was from Butterick pattern 5509. We have one piece left from the original construction process: the full-length hooded cloak! Stay tuned! Cosplay: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Pockets 0:00-7:44 Apron 7:44-20:03 Cap 20:03-29:03 Reveal 29:03-33:30

Hey, y'all! In this video, I made Alyce's petticoat and skirt, and I'm so proud of them! There's just something about running around in long, flowing skirts like these, y'know? Stay tuned for Boltgun and Alyce's Bodice. Pattern Used: McCall's 7763 (Angela Clayton) Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2Sdp9aKOjY Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7NUfgh1Uzc Cosplay: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg

Hey, y'all! Here is the part in which we finish Alyce's shift or smock. The shift, with a few variations under a few different names, was the quintessential and ubiquitous undergarment for men and women throughout most of the Western world's known history. In women's dress, it wouldn't see a decline in use until the creation of combinations in the 1870s. I'm very proud of my first piece of historic garb, and I'm excited to share the rest of this journey with you! What was your first historic garb? Reference used for this version of the shift: https://reconstructinghistory.com/blogs/blog/your-first-garb-the-chemise I used white shift or shirt linen from Burnley & Trowbridge for this piece. Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2Sdp9aKOjY Costumes: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien

She's here! I lovingly present the first installment of the Alyce Pestle costume build. Alyce is my original Irish apothecary from Elizabethan England whom I created for my local Renaissance Festival. I'm very proud of this costume and character, and I can't wait for y'all to see the rest of the process! References and Patterns Used: Italian Chemise Tutorial, Festive Attyre: http://www.festiveattyre.com/p/how-to-make-easy-italian-chemise.html The Chemise, Reconstructing History: https://reconstructinghistory.com/blogs/blog/your-first-garb-the-chemise Making a St. Birgitta Coif, Morgan Donner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eoso37v4LX0 Petticoat & Skirt: M7763 (B), McCall's & Angela Clayton Bodice: B4669 (A), Butterick Apron: B5509 (A), Butterick Belt Pouches: B5371 (F/G, H/I), Butterick Cloak: S5794 (C), Simplicity Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien Costumes: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg Events: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXPaYdS9aECmxHtN8CoZ88prNgM5T-Ily Vlogs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXPaYdS9aECkCxpSbcnKfcFVYUAKHh1Ny

Kim is finished! This was a long and sometimes tricky process, but we got there in the end! You can find photos of the final costume on my Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, and for ALL the photos, consider becoming a Patron! You can find all the links at the Linktree here: https://linktr.ee/alirien Cosplay: https://rumble.com/playlists/X6gDjf7JqPg Shirt Pattern: https://thefoldline.com/product/nikko-dress-top/ Cargo Pocket Tutorial: https://sewguide.com/cargo-pocket-pattern-tutorial/ Kim Possible belongs to the Walt Disney Studios. This video was not sponsored.

I bring you part 2 of the making of Wednesday Addams! My letters to Wednesday have yet to glean a response, but I honestly feel I embodied the character quite well. What do you think? Do leave your thoughts in the comments for me! Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:20 Outer Skirt 03:15 Skirt Lining 04:12 Waist Seam 04:29 Hems & Plackets 06:54 Buttonholes 07:22 Process Talk 08:54 Placket Folding 12:39 Process Talk 14:58 Buttons 16:37 Reveal My Social Media Links: https://linktr.ee/alirien

It's finally here! Enjoy the first part of the making of Wednesday Addams! I put this together with *new software(tm)* and some new music so let me know your thoughts in the comments! There was quite a learning curve, hence the delay in finishing and uploading this. My next videos should be up much more quickly! Happy Halloween and Fairest Samhain, everyone! May this last turning of the wheel, on a blue moon no less, bring you much-needed cleansing and energy to face the new year, and may this new year be better than last. May the challenges you face ahead be the only ones you've chosen for yourself, and though you may struggle, may you only know victory in your trials. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:36 Pattern Cutting 1:37 Pattern Alteration 2:39 Fabric Cutting 3:50 Applying Interfacing 4:08 Process Talk 5:27 Setting the Mood 5:41 Yoke Contrast 6:06 Darts 6:48 Process Talk 8:26 Pressing 8:58 Serging 9:12 Attaching Trim 10:09 Shoulder Seams 10:55 Lining Seams 11:21 Moar Pressing 11:46 Inserting Lining 13:39 Armscyes 13:57 Sleeves 15:55 Outro Portals to Other Realms: https://linktr.ee/alirien

Head over to my Patreon now to see photos of the full look! My Social Media Links: https://linktr.ee/alirien

I was asked to be a model for a cosplay/cosmic bridal look for a local salon in Baton Rouge! The final look was spectacular! Special thanks to makeup artist Brittany Cason, photographer Amanda Brignac, and I-Catcher's Hair & Body Spa for making all of this come together! This video was not sponsored by any of the aforementioned parties. If you'd like to know more about them, check the links below. Brittany Cason (Hair and Makeup): https://www.instagram.com/hairbybtc/ https://www.instagram.com/beautiful_disaster07/ Amanda Brignac (Photography): https://www.instagram.com/a_brignac_photos/ I-Catcher's Hair & Body Spa: https://www.instagram.com/icatchershairsalon/ My Social Media Links: https://linktr.ee/alirien