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 Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 6:54 pm
Haha! I'm done with my skirt after 3 months of cutting, making the print/stamp, designing, sewing and seam ripping! It may be the simplest of designs, but I'm happy: Front  Back  Print  biggrin
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Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 10:53 pm
Here is my WIP wool coat. I just have to sew the sleeves on, hem the bottom, make the button holes, and sew the buttons on!! I cant wait to finish it.  DX sorry for my super messy sewing room.
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Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 7:18 pm
Icesinger Here is my WIP wool coat. I just have to sew the sleeves on, hem the bottom, make the button holes, and sew the buttons on!! I cant wait to finish it. DX sorry for my super messy sewing room. Ooo, what type of buttons are you going to use? There are so many nifty buttons out there. 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 7:45 pm
ChibiChibiKai Icesinger Here is my WIP wool coat. I just have to sew the sleeves on, hem the bottom, make the button holes, and sew the buttons on!! I cant wait to finish it. DX sorry for my super messy sewing room. Ooo, what type of buttons are you going to use? There are so many nifty buttons out there. 3nodding I'm using the buttons you cover in fabric. I covered them in the extra wool I had. XD you can sorta see them in the backround, they are those round things on the string. X_X a tip to anyone who uses the make your own button buttons, be careful! DX I used the kind that have these sharp metal claws to catch the fabric and I got at least 10 pretty bad cuts on my fingers X_X
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 4:49 am
Icesinger ChibiChibiKai Icesinger Here is my WIP wool coat. I just have to sew the sleeves on, hem the bottom, make the button holes, and sew the buttons on!! I cant wait to finish it. DX sorry for my super messy sewing room. Ooo, what type of buttons are you going to use? There are so many nifty buttons out there. 3nodding I'm using the buttons you cover in fabric. I covered them in the extra wool I had. XD you can sorta see them in the backround, they are those round things on the string. X_X a tip to anyone who uses the make your own button buttons, be careful! DX I used the kind that have these sharp metal claws to catch the fabric and I got at least 10 pretty bad cuts on my fingers X_X Oh, I didn't see them on the wall... rofl And ouch, hopefully your cuts heal fast.
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 1:07 pm
ChibiChibiKai Icesinger ChibiChibiKai Icesinger Here is my WIP wool coat. I just have to sew the sleeves on, hem the bottom, make the button holes, and sew the buttons on!! I cant wait to finish it. DX sorry for my super messy sewing room. Ooo, what type of buttons are you going to use? There are so many nifty buttons out there. 3nodding I'm using the buttons you cover in fabric. I covered them in the extra wool I had. XD you can sorta see them in the backround, they are those round things on the string. X_X a tip to anyone who uses the make your own button buttons, be careful! DX I used the kind that have these sharp metal claws to catch the fabric and I got at least 10 pretty bad cuts on my fingers X_X Oh, I didn't see them on the wall... rofl And ouch, hopefully your cuts heal fast. XD I have everything on my wall. I started to hem the bottom last night X3 I'm scared to start the button holes o.o
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 6:57 pm
Icesinger ChibiChibiKai Icesinger ChibiChibiKai Icesinger Here is my WIP wool coat. I just have to sew the sleeves on, hem the bottom, make the button holes, and sew the buttons on!! I cant wait to finish it. DX sorry for my super messy sewing room. Ooo, what type of buttons are you going to use? There are so many nifty buttons out there. 3nodding I'm using the buttons you cover in fabric. I covered them in the extra wool I had. XD you can sorta see them in the backround, they are those round things on the string. X_X a tip to anyone who uses the make your own button buttons, be careful! DX I used the kind that have these sharp metal claws to catch the fabric and I got at least 10 pretty bad cuts on my fingers X_X Oh, I didn't see them on the wall... rofl And ouch, hopefully your cuts heal fast. XD I have everything on my wall. I started to hem the bottom last night X3 I'm scared to start the button holes o.o Button holes are the very baine of my existence. >( I can't wait to see hte finished product though. biggrin It looks nice and cozy.
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Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2006 12:00 pm
wow Icesinger that coat rocks. that coat could also apply to cybergoth style. if you made another one you could sell it for a pretty penny on e bay. cyber goth clothes are EXPENSIVE. btw whats it made of? fleece? looks comfy.
fire fly are you fimilar with clean finishing? i would add crisp flair to your projects. i like your printing, did you make the stamps?
(my machines are broke. one thread tension messed up and the other feed dog slipped while granny was sewing some ultra thick fabric and the plate is screwed on so good i cant undo all the screws T.T)
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Posted: Sun Dec 24, 2006 5:51 pm
cloudyhead wow Icesinger that coat rocks. that coat could also apply to cybergoth style. if you made another one you could sell it for a pretty penny on e bay. cyber goth clothes are EXPENSIVE. btw whats it made of? fleece? looks comfy. fire fly are you fimilar with clean finishing? i would add crisp flair to your projects. i like your printing, did you make the stamps? (my machines are broke. one thread tension messed up and the other feed dog slipped while granny was sewing some ultra thick fabric and the plate is screwed on so good i cant undo all the screws T.T) ^.^ Thanks. I have been thinking of making another one to sell (I might be opening an online store in the coming months). I used wool! Its so warm but its so heavy I'm not used to the thick fabric. I'm not really sure why I used heavy wool since I live in So. CA.
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Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 4:56 pm
Icesinger cloudyhead wow Icesinger that coat rocks. that coat could also apply to cybergoth style. if you made another one you could sell it for a pretty penny on e bay. cyber goth clothes are EXPENSIVE. btw whats it made of? fleece? looks comfy. fire fly are you fimilar with clean finishing? i would add crisp flair to your projects. i like your printing, did you make the stamps? (my machines are broke. one thread tension messed up and the other feed dog slipped while granny was sewing some ultra thick fabric and the plate is screwed on so good i cant undo all the screws T.T) ^.^ Thanks. I have been thinking of making another one to sell (I might be opening an online store in the coming months). I used wool! Its so warm but its so heavy I'm not used to the thick fabric. I'm not really sure why I used heavy wool since I live in So. CA. thats a funny story! mabye you could sell the wool one. wouldnt an online store be more dedication and work then selling on ebay?
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Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 7:12 pm
cloudyhead Icesinger cloudyhead wow Icesinger that coat rocks. that coat could also apply to cybergoth style. if you made another one you could sell it for a pretty penny on e bay. cyber goth clothes are EXPENSIVE. btw whats it made of? fleece? looks comfy. fire fly are you fimilar with clean finishing? i would add crisp flair to your projects. i like your printing, did you make the stamps? (my machines are broke. one thread tension messed up and the other feed dog slipped while granny was sewing some ultra thick fabric and the plate is screwed on so good i cant undo all the screws T.T) ^.^ Thanks. I have been thinking of making another one to sell (I might be opening an online store in the coming months). I used wool! Its so warm but its so heavy I'm not used to the thick fabric. I'm not really sure why I used heavy wool since I live in So. CA. thats a funny story! mabye you could sell the wool one. wouldnt an online store be more dedication and work then selling on ebay? I'm not a huge fan of ebay, thats why I wont really sell on it. I'd much rather have a website then have auctions. I made a bow last night. I will upload pictures later ^.^ I gotta find my camera!
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Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 9:51 am
Icesinger cloudyhead Icesinger cloudyhead wow Icesinger that coat rocks. that coat could also apply to cybergoth style. if you made another one you could sell it for a pretty penny on e bay. cyber goth clothes are EXPENSIVE. btw whats it made of? fleece? looks comfy. fire fly are you fimilar with clean finishing? i would add crisp flair to your projects. i like your printing, did you make the stamps? (my machines are broke. one thread tension messed up and the other feed dog slipped while granny was sewing some ultra thick fabric and the plate is screwed on so good i cant undo all the screws T.T) ^.^ Thanks. I have been thinking of making another one to sell (I might be opening an online store in the coming months). I used wool! Its so warm but its so heavy I'm not used to the thick fabric. I'm not really sure why I used heavy wool since I live in So. CA. thats a funny story! mabye you could sell the wool one. wouldnt an online store be more dedication and work then selling on ebay? I'm not a huge fan of ebay, thats why I wont really sell on it. I'd much rather have a website then have auctions. I made a bow last night. I will upload pictures later ^.^ I gotta find my camera! ah i see. would you mind my asking why your not a fan of ebay? i love e bay. i have an account and ive sold many things on there. (pokemon, namebrand clothing people bought me for christmas and never worn, yugioh cards, ect) the most annoying part is going to the post office but its forgivable. a bow? for the coat? i <3 bows. last night i got my sewing machicne fixed. im half way on a head dress to match a skirt i made (but havent decorated) i need to go to the store and buy ribbon and lace.
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Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2006 12:54 pm
cloudyhead ah i see. would you mind my asking why your not a fan of ebay? i love e bay. i have an account and ive sold many things on there. (pokemon, namebrand clothing people bought me for christmas and never worn, yugioh cards, ect) the most annoying part is going to the post office but its forgivable. a bow? for the coat? i <3 bows. last night i got my sewing machicne fixed. im half way on a head dress to match a skirt i made (but havent decorated) i need to go to the store and buy ribbon and lace. o.o It sorta confuses me. Also I would rather have a store then on ebay. (I'm thinking of having a booth thing at Anime Expo this year) I'm glad your machine has been fixed! That reminds me I have to buy ribbon DX The bow is for one of my favorite skirts that I have nothing to match. I have had it for awhile and never made something to match it!  I'm starting on a skirt right now, maybe if I dont become lazy I might have it done by the end of the week!
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 1:57 pm
victory! i have finished my skirt and headress    (will look better when hair is done. btw i have bright red hair my s**t camera cant process)    its made out of an old nightgown. since the tartan has black and white i used both color lace and i can wear it w/ sweet and gothic lolita (depending how i accesorise it)( skirt looks better in person. its sturdy and kick a**. im wearing boxers under it intread of a petti. they work ok suprisingly. (sp? how?) i got those shoes for 9 bucks. i like your bow. <3
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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 6:23 pm
Ice: I really like the bow. It looks really well made. ^_^
Cloudy, I really like the skirt! It's not just a plain thing, it has that bunch ont the side. Can I boldly suggest a removable bow on the top of the ruff?
The headdress is great. :3
(GOD I need to get my done projects onlineeeee D smile
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