I love when you give actual examples on your costumes. Im such a visual learner and seeing the actual outcome of a technique is so helpful!

Very informative. I did not know bias tape even existed but now I do. Explanations and tutorials were done well.

This is exactly what I needed! Sewing tutorials are a bit different & explain it more complicated to me. As the intended purpose is often different from what we use as cosplayers

thank u, i've been struggling a little with bias tape, this helped a lot

I'm glad this video dropped at the right time! I'm a beginner at sewing and i really want to make my own cosplay, this is really useful! ❤

Thank you. This was very informative. I would like to see more videos like this.❤

you should also show how to make a "long strip" of biais ^^ like when you sew a loop together and cut it spiral and have a super long biais ^^

this is such a great tutorial! glad i found it for the cosplay I'm working on. do you have any tips of doing the mitered corners like on your madoka cosplay, i like the second method and I'm a little stuck on how to do those with the sewing machine

Your bias tape looks so clean! I have trouble with bias tape around curves and getting roping/warping wrinkles. I'm using the 3rd method with hand sewing on a reversible bodice with tie straps and waist curves if those are factors. I figure it might have something to do with not keeping the 2 sides totally in line with each other, but I'm not sure how to correct for that with stretching around the curves? Like probably the 1st topstitching method with pre-shaping the bias tape would probably have it happen the least but I figure there should also be a way with invisible stitching?