I Crafted a Corpse Bride Cosplay using REAL RIBS!

Learn how to make a complete DIY Emily Corpse Bride costume from scratch! In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll show you how to sew the iconic wedding skirt and corset, make a budget-friendly paper flower crown with a bridal veil, paint realistic skeleton bones on your arm, and pull the whole look together with a stunning Corpse Bride makeup transformation. Whether you're prepping for Halloween or just love Tim Burton's aesthetic, this comprehensive guide has got you covered! If you found this tutorial helpful, don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more creative DIY ideas! __________________________________________________________________________________________ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – Finished Costume Showcase 0:20 – Cooking the real Ribs 💀 1:16 – Drafting the Corset Pattern 2:38 – Sewing the Corset Mock-Up 4:30 – Fabric-Covering the Bra Cups 4:59 – Materials I Used 5:15 – Adding Lace & Tulle 5:36 – Making the Skirt 5:57 – Gathering the Skirt 7:07 – Adding Bra Underwires to the Corset 7:39 – Adding Rigilene Boning 8:00 – Corset Loops & Lacing 8:29 – Coloring the Paper for the Flowers 9:00 – Making & Painting Paper Roses 9:39 – Crafting Smaller Flowers 10:11 – Painting & Prepping the Bones 🦴 10:50 – Painting the Corset 11:02 – Decorating the Corset with Lace, Tulle, and Beads 11:30 – Making the Crown and Veil 11:58 – Packing the Flowers for the Trip 12:23 – More Corset and Skirt Decoration 12:53 – Adding a Rose Stem 13:16 – Emily’s Makeup 14:08 – Adding Bones to the Arm 14:40 – Adding Bones to the Tights 14:50 – Finishing the Bouquet 14:55 – Final Makeup and Outro __________________________________________________________________________________________ PRODUCTS & MATERIALS USED IN THIS VIDEO: RIBS — preparation, attaching & painting: • Pork ribs • Baking soda • Hydrogen peroxide • Old denim • Hot glue • Clear fishing line • Acrylic paint COSTUME — clothing & accessories: • Fabric (main fabric, tulle, lace, etc.) • Plastic wrap • Duct tape • Tracing