I made Cruella’s 20ft Trash Dress

Supplies I used in this project:

The basic sewing and camera equipment I use!
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------------------- Credits -----------------------------------
Final Footage Videographer: AJ Outloud
Edited with Kelsey Coleman
Music from Epidemic Sounds

00:00 intro
00:44 let's break it down!
01:24 corset
03:00 skirt
04:23 sponsor break
06:47 fabric collecting
07:10 newspaper
08:57 green fabric
09:31 trash train
12:03 ribbons
12:39 full look
13:18 final overview

[theboy]

Fun fact: the iconic trash dress was made up of multiple dresses from the Baronesses old outdated collections, basically a patch work dress

[not_them]

Definitely appreciate the effort to reuse older creations despite how painful it was to see you cut up the other dress

[Casselismyname]

This was so cool to see. The newspaper custom print fabric was probably my favorite thing to see. Also kudos to you lt efforts to reduce and reuse throughout this project. Idk who started it, but I've seen different creators experimenting with 3D printing on mesh fabric and creating wearable armor/scales. That might be a cool idea for your next project. Happy Holidays!

[Alusialed]

That dress is so beautiful. You are amazing, even from scraps of materials you can make something beautiful.💗

[Gigi.waves]

Shay is just so inspirational; every time I watch one of her videos I always get into that creative feeling. I feel like she could be everyone’s best friend, she’s just always so positive and happy.

[danischi]

If you’re making stuff with 3D printers soon, I have a suggestion for you: Did you know that you can print on fabric? I’ve been making some cool moving fantasy armour with that technique. You need some sort of pattern of extruded hexagons, circles or other shapes to look like scales or fangs. Then you print the first few layers, pause it and tape down a piece of mesh fabric before resuming printing. In the end it the armour will move with your body, looks so cool!

[Strawberry_Kow]

I cannot even IMAGINE how much patience this woman has for her work ❤

[IDunnodontask]

Can we just appreciate how she has the time to make a video, make the dress, and do other things under 3 months. Can we also appreciate how beautiful these dresses she makes?

[ChristyH-B]

Simply stunning! Screen printing the ribbon was inspired and it all came together wonderfully.

[margisshenanigans]

This was AWESOME! Wow.
My perfectionist self is shocked at how on point this dress is….

[officialhambly]

I am obsessed with how it came out! Recycling the other dress was totally worth it!!

[jasonsumma]

I'm glad you aren't afraid of learning new techniques and these two seemed to go off without issues. When you said trash dress, I did wonder what sort of "trash" it was going to be. It didn't dawn on me that it would be fabric scraps.

[patoric]

Wow!!! Congratulations!!! You say no one will care about the ribbons and newspaper but that is exquisite! Bravo!!

[NT_MY_NM]

IM SO FREAKING HAPPY YOU MADE THIS DRESS! THIS IS MY FAV MOVIE! HER OUTFITS SLAY! PLEASE MAKE MORE OF HER DRESSES PLEASE!

[Shazlick]

The details and thought put into all your designs a is so truly incredible. I lice been following your channel for a while and you’ve just gotten better and better; and I thought it would be impossible considering how amazing your first few were. You’re so talented!!

[Ellaodi]

Fabric printing is amazing! Well done!!! AND safety pinning is fully cruelly style anyway!
AND THE EMBROIDERY HOOP LABEL PRINTING IS SO SMART!!! I MAY DO THIS IN FUTURE 🤯

[frcetv]

that trick for the ribbon labels was incredible

[lvgatormax]

I’m an old lady who used to sew, and I think you are absolutely AHHHmazing..!!

[atinypirate]

The tiny details just brings this to life if that makes sense. I love how much work you put into all of your recreations and ideas. It just shows how much you love what you do and how much fun you're having doing it. That being said this one has to be a masterpiece. From the screen printing to the reusing scraps and even using another dress. I can not express how much I truly loved every step of the journey to make the trash dress

[Creekersqueaker]

Girl you SLAYED that dress is so iconic and you nailed it!