I suddenly went to this video and I heard "This is a family show." Is it bad that I snorted when I heard that?

I miss the old threadbanger :( this was when I started to learn how to sew and Threadbanger always gave me great ideas. Now the channel is just videos of Rob doing drunk food and bleeding - which is fun sometimes, but not what Threadbanger was all about. I'd be nice to see more tutorials on sewing and crafting again.

Rob : "this is a family show!" Me: YOUR SO FUCKIN FUNNY!

"Family show" Say that in 7 years....

I'm so glad we have been such a positive influence on you! Thanks for you comment, you made my day.

Good idea, we're looking into it.

Definitely, we have a series just for costumes every year!

If you don't want to dress completely steampunk, you can always incorporate some of it's ideas into your style. For example, putting some old clock parts on clothing. It can be as simple as that.

6 years late club! 🙋

I don't care how old this video is, you guys are both super inspiring and really helpful! I already have the image of the coolest steampunk outfit ever inside my head %D

Nice work with this DIY. Steampunk enthusiasts are all about creating their own fashions and this is a simple way to do so. #steampunkfashion

You can. It might take a few tries, but you can.

I found an amazing 70s edwardian revival dress at goodwill a few weeks back. I paired that with a leather steampunk corset off etsy with a top hat and goggles that I also got off etsy. I have some other awesome accessories that I have as well. Best bet for those who can't sew at all is to go thrifting. I also found an awesome top that would work too.

Awesome stuff. I love cross overs between my two favorite web shows!

that was the best vid from you guys, ever! i'm gonna have to look at it again closely cos there's an endless amount of awesome links i didn't know about! lol corinne has come a long way from shirt cutting to making that impressive piece. i don't think i have it in me!

OMG, I love you guys for making this! It's so useful and inspirating!

This is amazing, love the bustle and the links esp...

I am blown away by your talent.

It's elegance, intelligence, whimsy and polished grit all in one. What's not to love?

Steampunk is never over. I'm actually working on a steampunk costume for this weekend and for a convention in August.

Great nerdy show and ideas! Well done indeed!

I love this!! Once I get a new sewing machine I will be sure to try this!!

Holy Guacamole! o: I'm just now seeing this??

i loved this episode! got me thinking about halloween costumes too

woo that was a really good one, that dress is crazy

Dang I remember watching this so long ago and this was the first video I saw from you guys

you can buy elastic/stretchy thread and just use that as you would regular thread. You can get elastic thread at any fabric/sewing store.

thanks for putting this up looks like i be going to good will and shop for stuff to use

OLD KZfaq

The second-hand shop corset was so cute! The Louise Black ones were stunning I really want them but must cost a fortune :(

For the bustle, what kind of wire would you suggest in particular? I've been looking for a good wire that's strong and will be able to support a heavy skirt.

I love the old threadbanger (and the new stuff too, but for different reasons) does anyone know some channels with similar content to the older stuff?

does anyone know how to find that goggle tutorial mentioned? I can't seem to find it...

Insanely helpful and wicked amazing you all!! THANK YOU!

Silly question but for the men's shirt how do you work it around you seeing machine to prevent seeing the front to the back?

Woah, never knew what Steampunk was before this. Pretty awesome:D

@kortanaelite How are raygun designs going back exactly? I don't get it.

Wow! Awesome channel! Subscribed! You gotta love steam punk.

this is one of my favorite tutorial :D

You guys are awesome!

Great job, Corinne!

@SquirrelyLilBugger so how am i supposed to read a comment that was deleted exactly?

where can you get sheets of black leather to make clothes with

I found this fun. This is the first time I have seen your videos. I think I will subscribe and catch up with your others. Best, -C

Sure, look up "cogs" or "clock parts" on ebay, there are tons there, I found a 5oz pack for about £10. I take apart old clocks aswell which is fun and gives lots of cogs and gears. Be sure to get some old wind up ones if you're planning to do this though as modern clocks use plastic gears which aren't as cool looking.

I like how you described your thoughts on what Steampunk actually "is". :) I have trouble explaining it to people who haven't heard of it before. I usually end up saying something to the effect of it's old west meets gears and lots of copper and gold color accents. LOL I think it can be so much more then just that though. But still - I always start with the old western patterns as a base for my own work and move on from there. Ty for posting this video! I enjoyed watching it very much. :D

Is it safe to put all the cog'ed shirts in your Washer? Or do you have to wash if differently?

Why is there a link in the description that links to this same video (first link)

Thank you so much for the inspiration youve given me a reason to pull out my dusty old sewing machine once again

@marisinging You could pretty easily use the mens' shirt for everyday wear, if you were so inclined. You could also wear the blouse and corset combination with a pair of pants. It just depends on what you're comfortable wearing in public and what sort of garments you make.

I wish I've discovered you sooner so I could have done this lovely outfit to prom

wher do i find the tutorial for the steampunk googles

wow you guys are soo good with that ^^

you guys rock!!! i lovesteampunk, you helped me a lot!!!

I'm having the hardest time finding the right wire for the bustle! Can any one tell me where I can find some?

Can you put all the links you mention in the description box?

How did you make the petticoat? I want to make one!

how do you put the mens shirt on??

How do you rouch and make the petticoat??????

Is there any tutorial for a steampunk aviator helmet?

Can someone give me the link for that steampunk goggles thing.

What is the name of the goggle tutorial?

What building is in the intro?

Does the LaraCorset link work for anyone? It doesn't work for me.

The link given in the About section above for Truly Victorian is incorrect. Remove the "netfirms." part for the correct link address.

Hey Corinne, how long did you leave your clothes in the tea bath for?

Okay. :) I'll try that! :D Do I use standard threads or do I need stronger threads? thank you, btw. :)

@rodiansinger you dont have to wear a corset in order to be steampunk. the rule of thumb i think for just about any style is make it your own, and any tutorials or instructions are simply guidelines. try vests, or sometimes just a steampunk style shirt without anything over it can look good. keep trying on diffrent things until you feel comfortable about what your wearing. good luck!

*___* Thank you SO much! I didn't know that they didn't upload some vids to KZfaq... Thank you again!

Did the goggle tutorial get taken down? I can't find it :S

what music and dans is that?=) just wondering because steampunk style is awsome=)love it

@rodiansinger steampunk is a "what if" kind of thing. Basically look at it this way: What if Victorian technology, styles and sensibilities continued on into the future (now or even further), shake a little science fiction on it, then apply it to everyday objects that we have now. That's a very simplified way of looking at it but you get the idea.

How did you make that petticoat?

How do you ruch up skirts?

what is the technique that she was using in 4:25 called?

where did you get the parasol?

Outstanding!!!

Uhhhgg..I want to actually know how to ruche. I can't find how to do it on here or the forums either!

they should show how to make those cool hats cause i've always wanted one.

but where would u wear this outfit?

Man, I wish you guys could've extended Steam Punk Week! As in... Ya know, seven full episodes of it...

@yourfairygothmother in the very bottom right corner, there's a button with an upside down triangle in a rectangle box. Scroll over it, and 2 more rectangles should show up. Click on the top (first) rectangle that looks like a turning page that says "Turn Off Annotations". and btw I COMPLETELY AGREE

link for goggles?

uhh is rouched the same as shirred?

I've never been completely aware of what steampunk is until now. And I must say that, being someone with a love of costumes, I LOVE it!!! *singing* Ruuule Britannia, Britannia rule the skies!

Standard Issue Line? :o I'm sorry, could you elaborate? I'm kind of new to this crafty jargon. :D But I do know that I got some plans for these awesome trinkets.

Can you show us how to make a tophat?

I just found out about steampunk and god! I have always liked Victorian fashion and now I love Steampunk -3

who did the steam punk goggle video tutorial?

Omysmosh, this is awesome. Thank you so much!

how do you rouche((sp?)) up skirts? :o

this is so awesome

@AltairBaker try buying patterns....everything from historical patterns off of ebay to costume recreations in walmart....though i found most of the ones on ebay are a fraction of what a store would have sold them for....for easier items...make a paper pattern with the general idea of what you need and save a few bucks....i.e. made patterns for my vest and bloomers and capes that way....few sheets of paper and some tape....then pin to and cut out your fabric like normal

I can see a common element in steampunks: creativity!!...something I actually lack hehe

are there steampunk bands?

can you guys please show us how to make some halloween costumes ? please and thanks !

yeah, I can't find that tutorial for steampunk goggles. I mean, I've looked around KZfaq, and they've shown us other goggles, but I'm looking for something simpler like the ones in the video. ;3;

Just glue some gears on it and call it steeeeeampunk...

@Vampkiki The real question is, what made you think it was a good idea to assume you knew what question I was answering?

Why do you rouch the skirt? I'm sorry I dont how to spell it