About the math part, the soon to be teacher in me just want to say there are no right or wrong way to calculate things if you come to the right solution anyways. The same thing can be done in so many ways and still work. Different people do math in different ways and that is as it should be. There are more or less efficent ways, yes, but that is not as important in real life even if much of math in school is about teaching out more efficent ways to calculate things. (Not becoming a math teacher, but this is what my general teaching studies have to offer has to offer as encouragment that you did not do the math in a "wrong" way. It worked, and that is what is important.) Also, the costume turned out awesome! I love the design.
This is so wonderful and still such a marvel! Maybe your baby will wear it one day!! It's so great that you made a half scale to take half the time since you have a busy busy life, and otherwise I know I'd get overwhelmed and never even start. I'm gonna make a shirt waist using your method because it makes way more sense than others
I'd have to scale it up to fit him! That waistline wouldn't even have fit my big nine pound baby as a newborn! I've considering making the skirt in full size for myself because I like it so much, but I never found the fabric again. It was definitely an intimidating project, especially since it took a while to get back into my sewing room after having the baby. I'm so glad I did it though and I hope your shirtwaist is as satisfying for you!
This outfit is so lovely and Lady a great choice of character to make an inspired outfit from. If I was to do a history inspired Disney costume I think I might do Duchess from The Aristocats as a Regency outfit seeing as white dresses were a thing then, and the accessories would be in her collar accent colour of gold and pearls. A spencer in either pink (mouth, nose colour) or grey (some of the pictures of Duchess show her as a pale gray with a white belly) or both would do nicely as a jacket, with maybe some blue embroidery around the dress hem to hark back to her blue eyes.
Thank you so much! I absolutely love your vision for Duchess! I never thought about it, but something about Regency translates well for a cat. I also love the details you're envisioning! It sounds absolutely lovely!
Oh my goodness 1st I must say, the editing of the clips and photos, AMAZING! I love how much Maisie loves Lady and the Tramp. OH the fabrics you choose are so pretty!! I'm really enjoying the music you chose. My favorite Disney character is Belle. A historical Belle dress is definitely on my list of things to make, and also an 1890's version of the Live Action Cinderella's wedding dress. Love all of the background information! IT LOOKS SO GOOD!!!
I love that you enjoyed this video so much! I take a lot of pride in how I edit movie clips together so I'm extra pleased you mentioned that! I also was particular about the music I used so I'm glad you appreciated it! Maisie's love of Lady and Tramp is a constant source of joy for me! It was unexpected! I'm glad you like the fabrics! I feel really lucky that I was able to get ones that worked so well together! I hope you do both projects because I would love to see your take on them! I'm glad you enjoyed the background info. I nearly cut it when it didn't have a natural point of coming up in the intro. I'm glad I found another place for it
Love the miniature of this I think it's adorable historical fashion interests me a great deal but is for the most part not financially possible to do. I may have a go at this "type" since it seems it may be more doable on the pocketbook thank you for all you put into this video it was great to watch.
Working at half scale is definitely a more budget-friendly alternative! I still get a lot of satisfaction out of it. I actually have a half-scale dress video coming out tomorrow. Maybe it can give you more of an idea of what this type of sewing can look like?
I don't know that I would ever do historical Disneybounding, myself. The reason I watch projects like these is that I am on both sides of the fashion / historical dress divide. It's kind of rare to get wildly creative takes on historical dress that actually adhere primarily to historical shapes, and I find people are more creative on projects like these than when they are making historybounding garments for "everyday" use. That said, if I wasn't a white person, I'd be interested in doing Moana. I have been fascinated with tapa cloth since I was twelve years old, and I'm at a point in my life where I could conceivably just ... purchase some to play with? My goodness, being an adult is exciting!
I can't speak for everyone, but if I were history bounding, I would still want to reasonably blend in in a crowd. I think that definitely limits your options. I'm glad I was able to get creative with this project and I hope I can do more projects like this. Moana is awesome so that's a great choice! I'm not familiar with tapa cloth, but I like that you're so fascinated with it. Perk of working with half-scale is that you can experiment without spending too much, just saying ;)
Haha tell your husband I said hi! I love Moana!!! It's such a beautiful movie and the songs are top notch! It was the first movie I watched after I brought the baby home!
I would love to do historical versions of each kitten from The Aristocats, and Thumper and Flower from Bambi, (1910 and 1880's respectively). I plan to start next year, as and when my finances allow for so much fabric! I love your version of Lady.
Oh wow! Both projects sound absolutely delightful! I would love to see them! I know all about finances needing to allow for it. I'm trying to save up for a Phantom of the Opera inspired bustle dress. I'm glad you liked my version!
@@jenniferstone2567 I'm hoping to recreate the blue Wishing Dress! It might take a while because it has to be funded via CZcams and Patreon, but I'm still hopeful! I'm planning to let my patrons vote on the aspects of the dress since the details can vary between productions. It should be fun and hopefully it ends up being unique! Using dressmaking books can definitely save money, though the scaling can be annoying. I really hope it goes well for you! Tag me when they're finished so I can see how they turn out!
My fantasy project is to do a somewhat/mostly historically adequate 1910 Mary Poppins side saddle riding habit. Possibly both a nanny version and a jolly holiday version
Oh, both sound practically perfect in every way! I'm a bit biased though because I really love Mary Poppins. I'm actually making a Mary Poppins costume for Halloween this year! I'm really hoping to have the video out as close to Halloween as I can.
I really like this, it turned out beautifully. In a few years you might be able to use my favourite math cheat. My daughter is a foundry engineer. She actually enjoys math ( inserts my shutters). She actually was offered an entry to a mathematical school but did engineering instead.
Thank you! I did okay in Math but English was my best and favorite subject. I always admire people who can do math quickly in their heads. I'm just not wired that way.
@@HattoHem lol neither am I hence using the kid as my cheat. I have one who’s a writer too! He proof reads and helps make sure I get my points across! Kids are wonderful cheats. Even when they are being annoying and lecturing about key words for searches. Oh and yes they are adults but I will always call them kids!!
@@robintheparttimesewer6798 hopefully our little guy will have his dad's head for figures! My husband can do math so quickly. I hold my own with English, but he's really good that too! I'm looking forward to seeing what subjects the baby ends up liking!
@@pauladavitt7554 I just looked it up. It does look a bit complicated. Just take it one step at a time, and know that if something didn't make sense and you had to deviate from the pattern, no one is going to know. :)
this is gorgeous have you heard of asian ball jointed dolls, they're one third scale but have human proportions for the most part and pattern drafting for them works really well, you can have the similar effort of the half scale but you have a model to put it on when you're done
@@HattoHem eluts, soom or smartdoll offer a variety of bodies, volks havea childish body as standard, dollmore do a huge range that can give you a really good look, for an adult woman you want a 62cm doll, I like the quarter scale dolls, a unoa can wear most janet arnold patterns doubled, but the third scale girls look amazing in historical gowns, you can make a sacque in a single yard of fabric
@@xxxholic22 wow! They're lovely, but a bit out of my price range right now. I'll need more than seven patrons and $25/mo from CZcams for that. Maybe someday though!
@@HattoHem i afford new dolls by making them clothes and selling them to people who can't pattern draft.... but - and this comes with an important but - aliexpress offers cheaper alternative, and this is the but there are lots of recasts as well, aka cheap knock offs, they are the bane of the collectors market. saying that i got my clothes horse from there, shes an original, kinda ugly but she exists for me to do adjustments on before they're modelled on the nice expensive and much heavier resin doll. If you decide to do it that way make sure you have a wig and make up included, you can always change them later but a bald barefaced doll looks like an alien you can get a doll for less than fifty dollars,
Ooooh! Both are great choices! Have you heard the soundtrack from the Hunchback of Notre Dame musical? It's breathtaking! Also, Atlantis is such an underrated movie and it deserves so much love!
Oh the joys of Mommy-brain lol (or Daddy-brain, for those of us guys brave enough to stay home with the kids lol) and I feel your pain in craving conversation that doesn't involve things like diapers, spit-ups, bottles, boobs, blankets, laundry, etc lol I went through that three times, but the worst was the last one when my wife was off work and I was getting the farm up and running, because there ain't a lot to do in the winter around the farm lol
You definitely get it! So many of my conversations revolve around the baby. I had to leave my full-time job to care for him and as a result, he goes EVERYWHERE with me. I don't mind, but that does mean that most of my interactions revolve around him. (Which I don't really mind because I worked really hard growing him and he's pretty darn cute if I do say so myself.) It's just objectively a LOT of baby conversations. Although, the first time we went out to dinner without him, I told my husband our only rule was that we WEREN'T making the "we can't talk about the baby" rule. It helps us just keep the conversation flowing naturally instead of making us want to talk about the one subject we said we wouldn't!
I would love to make a historical Mirada from brave and my favorite character would have to be the Cheshire cat 😸 but I also love lady... oh man it's way to hard to pick just one lol
You get a lot of fun options with Merida's tartan! I bet the Cheshire cat would make a fun bustle gown! There are so many good Disney characters that picking a favorite gets difficult pretty quickly!
@@HattoHem hmmm 🤔 I have so many ideas in my head right now.. ugh but I have to finish commission work first. So many amazing characters, I love them all for different reasons.
Love the dress... Shocker but im not a big Disney fan. Ive never even been to either park!!! That said when I was a preteen the Little Mermaid was huge and being a redhead I definitely liked Ariel.
Obviously, I'm a big Disney fan ;P I'm actually a big advocate of going to the parks as an adult, without kids. The rides are fun, they go all in on highly detailed themes, and you get to eat in all the nice restaurants! There's so much legitimately good food in Disney and the meals usually end up being one of the highlights of the trip for me
@@HattoHem Interesting fact but my grandfather helped build some of the rides in Disney World on my moms side. My Aunt on my dads side has always been obsessed with Disney to the point her son is named Micky. LOL Her oldest son ended up getting a job at Disney world. She then moved her entire family down there just so she could work there. LMAO I would definitely go but just being a single mom its always been outside my budget. Now im a single mom with a kid in college and its really out of my budget!! LOL who knows maybe some day
That IS a fun fact. I hope you can visit someday and visit the areas your grandfather worked on. Have a mother-son trip someday and treat yourselves to some good meals! 😁
I'm still too close to the birth of my son. My mind instantly went to the forceps used in childbirth and I thought "Well, that's probably not what she means..." Having properly looked into it, you're right. I can definitely see how they could help!
Belle has always been my favorite Disney character. I don’t have plans to make a historical inspired Disney cosplay, but next year I’m planning on an Edwardian inspired young McGonagall from Harry Potter all thanks to my best friend.
Belle was always one of my favorites. Oh my goodness, an Edwardians young McGonagall sounds amazing! Oh! You should have an Umbridge with the frilliest, ruffliest, laciest gown imaginable!
If you want to exercise your tongue and lips, just repeat the letters P, T, K. (puh, tuh, khuh) in any order, slow or fast. It works and you don't feel silly or stupid because you get stuck on vowels.
I love this. Also Eeyore is still my favorite and one day I’ll finish my outfit.
Eeyore is my aunt's favorite! :D
Lady is my favourite Disney character too, and you made an amazing job of recreating Lady as the quintessential Edwardian lady, thank you.
Aww thank you for such a lovely compliment!
The Peter Piper picked... had my giggling so much.
I'm glad! That was the first thing that popped into my head as I struggled 😂
About the math part, the soon to be teacher in me just want to say there are no right or wrong way to calculate things if you come to the right solution anyways. The same thing can be done in so many ways and still work. Different people do math in different ways and that is as it should be. There are more or less efficent ways, yes, but that is not as important in real life even if much of math in school is about teaching out more efficent ways to calculate things.
(Not becoming a math teacher, but this is what my general teaching studies have to offer has to offer as encouragment that you did not do the math in a "wrong" way. It worked, and that is what is important.)
Also, the costume turned out awesome! I love the design.
I love that viewpoint! Thank you for sharing it with me! I'll keep that in mind so I'm not as hard on myself in the future
This is so cute! It's too late and my brain is tired, so I can't think of my favorite Disney character. lol
It's okay. I'm glad you liked this! :D
This is so wonderful and still such a marvel! Maybe your baby will wear it one day!! It's so great that you made a half scale to take half the time since you have a busy busy life, and otherwise I know I'd get overwhelmed and never even start.
I'm gonna make a shirt waist using your method because it makes way more sense than others
I'd have to scale it up to fit him! That waistline wouldn't even have fit my big nine pound baby as a newborn! I've considering making the skirt in full size for myself because I like it so much, but I never found the fabric again. It was definitely an intimidating project, especially since it took a while to get back into my sewing room after having the baby. I'm so glad I did it though and I hope your shirtwaist is as satisfying for you!
This outfit is so lovely and Lady a great choice of character to make an inspired outfit from.
If I was to do a history inspired Disney costume I think I might do Duchess from The Aristocats as a Regency outfit seeing as white dresses were a thing then, and the accessories would be in her collar accent colour of gold and pearls. A spencer in either pink (mouth, nose colour) or grey (some of the pictures of Duchess show her as a pale gray with a white belly) or both would do nicely as a jacket, with maybe some blue embroidery around the dress hem to hark back to her blue eyes.
Thank you so much! I absolutely love your vision for Duchess! I never thought about it, but something about Regency translates well for a cat. I also love the details you're envisioning! It sounds absolutely lovely!
Oh my goodness 1st I must say, the editing of the clips and photos, AMAZING!
I love how much Maisie loves Lady and the Tramp.
OH the fabrics you choose are so pretty!!
I'm really enjoying the music you chose.
My favorite Disney character is Belle. A historical Belle dress is definitely on my list of things to make, and also an 1890's version of the Live Action Cinderella's wedding dress.
Love all of the background information!
IT LOOKS SO GOOD!!!
I love that you enjoyed this video so much! I take a lot of pride in how I edit movie clips together so I'm extra pleased you mentioned that! I also was particular about the music I used so I'm glad you appreciated it!
Maisie's love of Lady and Tramp is a constant source of joy for me! It was unexpected!
I'm glad you like the fabrics! I feel really lucky that I was able to get ones that worked so well together!
I hope you do both projects because I would love to see your take on them!
I'm glad you enjoyed the background info. I nearly cut it when it didn't have a natural point of coming up in the intro. I'm glad I found another place for it
Beautiful design, just as beautifully executed.
Thank you so much! :D
It came out so well!!! I love all the design choices you made.
Thank you!!! I haven't had much opportunity to make something where I mix so many colors and patterns, but I'm so happy with it!
Beautifully done!! Lady has always been one of my favorite characters and I think you captured her beautifully with this dress.
Thank you so much! Whenever someone who especially loves a character says you did a good job, you can't ask for anything more! 🥰
Love the miniature of this I think it's adorable historical fashion interests me a great deal but is for the most part not financially possible to do. I may have a go at this "type" since it seems it may be more doable on the pocketbook thank you for all you put into this video it was great to watch.
Working at half scale is definitely a more budget-friendly alternative! I still get a lot of satisfaction out of it. I actually have a half-scale dress video coming out tomorrow. Maybe it can give you more of an idea of what this type of sewing can look like?
I don't know that I would ever do historical Disneybounding, myself. The reason I watch projects like these is that I am on both sides of the fashion / historical dress divide. It's kind of rare to get wildly creative takes on historical dress that actually adhere primarily to historical shapes, and I find people are more creative on projects like these than when they are making historybounding garments for "everyday" use.
That said, if I wasn't a white person, I'd be interested in doing Moana. I have been fascinated with tapa cloth since I was twelve years old, and I'm at a point in my life where I could conceivably just ... purchase some to play with? My goodness, being an adult is exciting!
I can't speak for everyone, but if I were history bounding, I would still want to reasonably blend in in a crowd. I think that definitely limits your options. I'm glad I was able to get creative with this project and I hope I can do more projects like this.
Moana is awesome so that's a great choice! I'm not familiar with tapa cloth, but I like that you're so fascinated with it. Perk of working with half-scale is that you can experiment without spending too much, just saying ;)
Yes still watching. My husband says can you do moana, he's secretly watches over my shoulder lol
Haha tell your husband I said hi! I love Moana!!! It's such a beautiful movie and the songs are top notch! It was the first movie I watched after I brought the baby home!
My husband giggled when I read your comment to him. Maybe not a giggle but...no yes it was a giggle. Xx
@@RUSTYKINS1 I very much appreciate your husband and his giggle!
What a cute little project!!
Thank you!
I would love to do historical versions of each kitten from The Aristocats, and Thumper and Flower from Bambi, (1910 and 1880's respectively). I plan to start next year, as and when my finances allow for so much fabric!
I love your version of Lady.
Oh wow! Both projects sound absolutely delightful! I would love to see them! I know all about finances needing to allow for it. I'm trying to save up for a Phantom of the Opera inspired bustle dress. I'm glad you liked my version!
@@HattoHem I love Phantom! The costumes are to drool over. I'm hoping to save on buying a dozen different patterns by finding dressmaking books.
@@jenniferstone2567 I'm hoping to recreate the blue Wishing Dress! It might take a while because it has to be funded via CZcams and Patreon, but I'm still hopeful! I'm planning to let my patrons vote on the aspects of the dress since the details can vary between productions. It should be fun and hopefully it ends up being unique!
Using dressmaking books can definitely save money, though the scaling can be annoying. I really hope it goes well for you! Tag me when they're finished so I can see how they turn out!
@@HattoHem I will certainly be sharing photos and happy to tag you.
Lovely!!!!! Lady Tremaine, The Evil Queen (a.k.a. Queen Grimhilde) and Maleficent. {Starved for Human conversation! Hoboy, Been there!}
Thank you so much! :D
Oooh, the classic villain trio! Very nice!
@@HattoHem Yeah, I've got a thing for them. My other favorite (non-Disney) lady is The Beldam.
My fantasy project is to do a somewhat/mostly historically adequate 1910 Mary Poppins side saddle riding habit. Possibly both a nanny version and a jolly holiday version
Oh, both sound practically perfect in every way! I'm a bit biased though because I really love Mary Poppins. I'm actually making a Mary Poppins costume for Halloween this year! I'm really hoping to have the video out as close to Halloween as I can.
I really like this, it turned out beautifully.
In a few years you might be able to use my favourite math cheat. My daughter is a foundry engineer. She actually enjoys math ( inserts my shutters). She actually was offered an entry to a mathematical school but did engineering instead.
Thank you! I did okay in Math but English was my best and favorite subject. I always admire people who can do math quickly in their heads. I'm just not wired that way.
@@HattoHem lol neither am I hence using the kid as my cheat. I have one who’s a writer too! He proof reads and helps make sure I get my points across! Kids are wonderful cheats. Even when they are being annoying and lecturing about key words for searches. Oh and yes they are adults but I will always call them kids!!
@@robintheparttimesewer6798 hopefully our little guy will have his dad's head for figures! My husband can do math so quickly. I hold my own with English, but he's really good that too! I'm looking forward to seeing what subjects the baby ends up liking!
My favourite Disney character is Stitch. I’d love to make an Edwardian dress using stitch as inspiration. Loved the way lady came out.
Oh my goodness, Edwardian Stitch would be AMAZING!
@@HattoHem I’ve got a pattern for an Edwardian jumper dress from black snail. Looks a bit complicated 😟
@@pauladavitt7554 I just looked it up. It does look a bit complicated. Just take it one step at a time, and know that if something didn't make sense and you had to deviate from the pattern, no one is going to know. :)
@@HattoHem thank you. I’m not fussed for historical accuracy as it’s for a history bounding trip.
@@pauladavitt7554 you can only go so far with historical accuracy anyway. The important thing is making something you like.
this is gorgeous
have you heard of asian ball jointed dolls, they're one third scale but have human proportions for the most part and pattern drafting for them works really well, you can have the similar effort of the half scale but you have a model to put it on when you're done
Thank you! I have heard of them! I looked into it a while ago but had trouble finding one with the right proportions. I'll have to look again!
@@HattoHem eluts, soom or smartdoll offer a variety of bodies, volks havea childish body as standard, dollmore do a huge range that can give you a really good look, for an adult woman you want a 62cm doll, I like the quarter scale dolls, a unoa can wear most janet arnold patterns doubled, but the third scale girls look amazing in historical gowns, you can make a sacque in a single yard of fabric
@@xxxholic22 wow! They're lovely, but a bit out of my price range right now. I'll need more than seven patrons and $25/mo from CZcams for that. Maybe someday though!
@@HattoHem i afford new dolls by making them clothes and selling them to people who can't pattern draft....
but - and this comes with an important but - aliexpress offers cheaper alternative, and this is the but there are lots of recasts as well, aka cheap knock offs, they are the bane of the collectors market. saying that i got my clothes horse from there, shes an original, kinda ugly but she exists for me to do adjustments on before they're modelled on the nice expensive and much heavier resin doll. If you decide to do it that way make sure you have a wig and make up included, you can always change them later but a bald barefaced doll looks like an alien
you can get a doll for less than fifty dollars,
I'd love to make a Belle historical outfit - late 1500s. I love her library dress but her blue dress would be easier to fit in my time period.
I say do the pink one anyway! Or both! I always have more fun looking at variants of the outfits that are less often done anyway :D
I would love to do a Esmeralda from hunchback of Notre Dame or maybe Kida from Lost City of Atlantis
Ooooh! Both are great choices! Have you heard the soundtrack from the Hunchback of Notre Dame musical? It's breathtaking! Also, Atlantis is such an underrated movie and it deserves so much love!
L&T is a favorite, and I'm on the families 7th Cocker, all named Lady. My current is Lady Honalee.
I guess it's easy to keep their names straight over the years! I had a whole series of hamsters all named Furball so I can relate with you there!
@@HattoHem I rolled my eyes at my mother for it. Then I turn around and do the exact same.
@@FlickiChicki That's just how it goes sometimes :D
Oh the joys of Mommy-brain lol (or Daddy-brain, for those of us guys brave enough to stay home with the kids lol) and I feel your pain in craving conversation that doesn't involve things like diapers, spit-ups, bottles, boobs, blankets, laundry, etc lol I went through that three times, but the worst was the last one when my wife was off work and I was getting the farm up and running, because there ain't a lot to do in the winter around the farm lol
You definitely get it! So many of my conversations revolve around the baby. I had to leave my full-time job to care for him and as a result, he goes EVERYWHERE with me. I don't mind, but that does mean that most of my interactions revolve around him. (Which I don't really mind because I worked really hard growing him and he's pretty darn cute if I do say so myself.) It's just objectively a LOT of baby conversations.
Although, the first time we went out to dinner without him, I told my husband our only rule was that we WEREN'T making the "we can't talk about the baby" rule. It helps us just keep the conversation flowing naturally instead of making us want to talk about the one subject we said we wouldn't!
I would love to make a historical Mirada from brave and my favorite character would have to be the Cheshire cat 😸 but I also love lady... oh man it's way to hard to pick just one lol
You get a lot of fun options with Merida's tartan! I bet the Cheshire cat would make a fun bustle gown! There are so many good Disney characters that picking a favorite gets difficult pretty quickly!
@@HattoHem hmmm 🤔 I have so many ideas in my head right now.. ugh but I have to finish commission work first. So many amazing characters, I love them all for different reasons.
I always have so many ideas flying around my head. I could have unlimited time and funds, and I would still only get to do a fraction of them!
@@HattoHem same lol
Mulan!
I was Mulan for Halloween when I was in Kindergarten!
I would like to make an 1860s Mrs. Potts.
Oh, that would look amazing! You would have plenty of room for creativity!
I started sketches and planning. Won't be this but its on the books.
I would make the live action beast's suit from the ballroom scene in the male version of lolita fashion. Ouji fashion is the sub styles name.
Oh wow! I can imagine it and it would look amazing!!!
Love the dress... Shocker but im not a big Disney fan. Ive never even been to either park!!! That said when I was a preteen the Little Mermaid was huge and being a redhead I definitely liked Ariel.
Obviously, I'm a big Disney fan ;P I'm actually a big advocate of going to the parks as an adult, without kids. The rides are fun, they go all in on highly detailed themes, and you get to eat in all the nice restaurants! There's so much legitimately good food in Disney and the meals usually end up being one of the highlights of the trip for me
@@HattoHem Interesting fact but my grandfather helped build some of the rides in Disney World on my moms side. My Aunt on my dads side has always been obsessed with Disney to the point her son is named Micky. LOL Her oldest son ended up getting a job at Disney world. She then moved her entire family down there just so she could work there. LMAO
I would definitely go but just being a single mom its always been outside my budget. Now im a single mom with a kid in college and its really out of my budget!! LOL who knows maybe some day
That IS a fun fact. I hope you can visit someday and visit the areas your grandfather worked on. Have a mother-son trip someday and treat yourselves to some good meals! 😁
you need some for-septs to help you turn things
I'm still too close to the birth of my son. My mind instantly went to the forceps used in childbirth and I thought "Well, that's probably not what she means..." Having properly looked into it, you're right. I can definitely see how they could help!
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Belle has always been my favorite Disney character. I don’t have plans to make a historical inspired Disney cosplay, but next year I’m planning on an Edwardian inspired young McGonagall from Harry Potter all thanks to my best friend.
Belle was always one of my favorites. Oh my goodness, an Edwardians young McGonagall sounds amazing! Oh! You should have an Umbridge with the frilliest, ruffliest, laciest gown imaginable!
If you want to exercise your tongue and lips, just repeat the letters P, T, K. (puh, tuh, khuh) in any order, slow or fast. It works and you don't feel silly or stupid because you get stuck on vowels.
I'm laying in bed, whispering "puh-tuh-khuh" quickly while feeling like a stealthy train, so thank you for that!
My husband's dog would gral at you on Friday at 6 until we put say yes to the dress.I blame my sister. She wached every time she came home.
That's hilarious! My cousin's dog perks up whenever she hears the Golden Girls theme song! Isn't it funny what grabs their attention?