@eve.schaub.im.grow: Growing a Dress Week 63 #growingadress #fibershed #vermontlife #craft #yarntok

Reffyjex :

how did people ever figure this shit out to begin with?

「☆・°🏑amie°・☆」 :

It looks so itchy

mojavesiren :

this must be the moment that me and the other "that yarn is so coarse, how does this become wearable???" comments were all waiting for! so cool

d & a Adventures :

I love how u document everything! the success and failures! your human connections are amazing and so wholesome! it looks super rough, how soft does it feel?

Adesuwa :

These people. chai. I wish I had all the patience in the world... I think I would have done great things

Mystic :

I’m to poor to enjoy content of people cosplaying poor

Domi :

I love that it’s universal that things go well so long as a professional is present, but once’s they’re not looking anymore that’s when it goes

SoulOfABeercan :

this is exactly how I feel when my friends come over to teach me super niche skills that are dying out. saturday I learn couture garment sewing. 😂

Jennifer R :

by the time I got that dress, forget fashion, that is the dress I am wearing until I die, lol

it's kreilis. :

I am not that patient for all this

MerryStrawberry :

I had my doubts about that linen thread but by George that linen looks great

precious_little_ravioli :

That's the coolest shit ever

Vašekk :

RavenLunatic🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦🏳️‍⚧️ :

People will look at my fiber arts and exclaim how they could never have that much patience. I always reply saying the fiber arts are what TAUGHT me patience! It's a skill that gets developed with every project. Learning how to slow down, and focus on itty bitty details like the twist, that's what turns projects from good into great.

Arazsiel :

you'd be the most useful person at an apocalypse

low poly meloetta 🇩🇪🇭🇺 :

This is one of my favourite series on tiktok

LRCG Antics. :

when said dress is made, its going to be a collectable item

JGP611 :

I’ve been loving these videos! So glad you came on my feed.

Julia Świderska :

I love watching video from this journey of yours, I think it's really important nowadays to show a process that is very long in a world where we are used to make everything as fast as we can, completly forgetting about that it's the process of things that should be the most fullfilling and fun for us

Mildred :

This is going to be such a highlight in her life, and to think that it was probably a mostly mundane part of so many lives in the past is just so fascinating

Nat🌷✨ :

I can’t believe I’ve watched this for over a year

Sleepingpiglet :

It looks so much less itchy now 😁

doe :

oh no will we be on week 152 before we start to weave 😭

Ashe 🌑 :

well it would take about 13.8 billion years to make a dress from the VERY beginning

VANIBUGG :

everytime i see this series i always wonder how happy you make the people you bring on to help teach you. and that they know someone younger will keep on their crafts