Hi threadbangers
i know its a little late from halloweeen but i need your help: im invited to an arabian costume party and i need a way to make a arabian prince costume and i need it fast, i want to be the center of atencion
PS: I would love it if it could be white and golden
ATT: kikepen

"...why would you?" BEST LINE OF THAT ENTIRE CLIP!!!

-Steve C

absolutely looove this episode. i just made the skirt, its shorter though, and its awesome, definantly not as good as corinne's though, if anyone wants to see it go to this forum link: http://forum.threadbanger.com/showthread.php?t=11158

thank god for this episode, without it, i would not have a halloween costume!!

Although the dress part of the witch outfit looks time consuming, it looks much better than the over priced costume for Halloween. Like how you made sleeves wider near the front, would that work an aristocrat looking gentleman?

Wow, thanks my little sister wanted to be a witch, but my family doesn't have money for those totally over priced stuff!
Thanks so much!
She will be so happy when she hears this!

is it possible to make a top hat using this how-to hat method? just do a cylinder and a circle rather than the cone??

Really good. Def gonna help with my Mrs. Lovett dress.
I've watched the other episode with the ruching, but I still don't understand it fully. Is there anything else I could possibly watch to try and get the hang of it?

For anyone trying the witch shirt - when you cut the armholes - don't just cut the same amount for the whole armhole - I did that and am now having to rebuild the underarm which got cut too low. Pin the line, and try the thing on *again*. Also, pinch and pin works much better on a duct tape dummy - its worth making one!

MY God that was a lot Of work, see This is Why I don't Like Witches!lol
Great Tutorial!
Also Yay, I'm watchin again!

This site is awsome.I only discovered you a few months ago. I started going back and watching all the webcasts. Now I visit here almost daily. I am so inspired here. So much I went and bought a sewing machine for myself. You guys rock the house!!

Yowza! You've really outdone yourself here. This is amazing. Totally.

What is the stuff called that you made the hat out of?

you guys should do more costumes corresponding to Broadway shows

wow that was probably the most amazing costume tut i've ever watched.. i give corrine mucho props for taking so much time to do a tutorial like this! oh and the effects in the beginning were friekin sweet. keep it up!!

Great costume that surprisingly, if you're daring enough, can be worn all year round! As seperates though...;)

I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!

I LOVE ROBIN CORRINE!

That skirt is so beautiful, it's DEFINITELY the essence of Wicked! I love it.

wow! that's amazing! Corinne makes everything look so easy...

Corrine... two questions. One, have I just asked in my head because I always love your square ring, it looks like it has a piece of rose thorn in resin, where did you get it?

Secondly just curious on how long it took to make the skirt, since Susan said it took two weeks, yikes, to make the dress for Wicked. You are amazing.

Thanks guys!

Great tutorial you guys. I already have an old velvet dress that I modified last year and I pair it with an old 1900's looking nightgown. This sort of gives me a red riding hood (if i pair with my red hoodcape)/bar maid look/ possible witch if i wear a hat.
Your version is much better though, and much warmer for running about on halloween night.

i love your costume!!!! and yes
that looks like a lot of work!!!
love you guys!!!!

This is really, really, REALLY great!!! Btw, the black wig looks great on you Corinne!!! I mean it.

Corrine and Rob.... You guys are like so Hilarious!!
Great epi you guys!! So inspiring and gave us great ideas!
Thank you guys!!!!!!

I haven't been able to get sound on your website for a couple of weeks. Is anyone else having problems? Thank God for YouTube episodes of TB!

That skirt's really cool and would look good as a short skirt too!

i did the same thing to my friends costume but insted of making ruffles i cut out a cople circle and cut 2in off like a spirle till it was down to the end so if you had a 10 in circle then your going to get i think 100 in strip (im no good at math)or you can cut 2in bies strips and strech on side of the strip so its less time consoming

that is wicked just wicked!!

wow! wow! wow! this was so inspiring!

looooovvee iiitttt!!!!

Beautifully done guys! One of my favourites =)

It is beyond amazing and ttly inspired from Elphaba's!!!! W00T!

Great costume!!!