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Showing posts with label goth. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Treasury of The Day: Arsenic and Old Lace
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
OOOooops!
Well, first of all, Acrylic and Steel has an item in a gift guide! That, by the way, is awesome and has nothing to do with the title of this post.
Please Visit Jewels of Saraswati! Her Blog is http://jewelsofsaraswati.blogspot.com/ and she is featuring my skull light switch plate cover. Her store is http://jewelsofsaraswati.etsy.com.
This is my favorite item from her store :
If you click on the picture it will take you to the listing in her store.
So what is the oops about???? Well I did some printing last night. I make linoleum blocks sometimes along with my fifteen thousand other hobbies.
I decided to reprint this block to make invitations for Autumns first birthday.
That turned out pretty well. I think I printed about 20 of these, ant that is likely more than we need since most people will probably get an email invite.
I also did a first print of our Christmas card for this year.
I LOVE how the cardinal turned out. Too Bad the N is backwards in "seasons".
Anyway, I will probably just remove the words and keep the block as just the cardinal. I am a little bummed, because one little line is all it took to ruin the block.
Please Visit Jewels of Saraswati! Her Blog is http://jewelsofsaraswati.blogspot.com/ and she is featuring my skull light switch plate cover. Her store is http://jewelsofsaraswati.etsy.com.
This is my favorite item from her store :
If you click on the picture it will take you to the listing in her store.
So what is the oops about???? Well I did some printing last night. I make linoleum blocks sometimes along with my fifteen thousand other hobbies.
I decided to reprint this block to make invitations for Autumns first birthday.
That turned out pretty well. I think I printed about 20 of these, ant that is likely more than we need since most people will probably get an email invite.
I also did a first print of our Christmas card for this year.
I LOVE how the cardinal turned out. Too Bad the N is backwards in "seasons".
Anyway, I will probably just remove the words and keep the block as just the cardinal. I am a little bummed, because one little line is all it took to ruin the block.
Monday, June 8, 2009
My latest Obsessions...
1.
I am crazy about these creepy art dolls. I LOVE THEM. I love them so much that I want to learn how to make them... but I REALLY don't need another hobby... do I? You can go directly to either listing by clicking on either of the pictures. The second picture is a reserved listing, but I love it so I wanted to show it anyway.
The first one is from this store :http://hayleymonster.etsy.com and the second one is from this store:http://loopyboopy.etsy.com
2.
I am seriously in love with Japanese fabrics with TOO CUTE prints. These are from http://beautifulwork.etsy.com check out the store for more awesome prints!
3.
I have looked at so many craft stores for a roller skate stamp. I should have known etsy was the answer. This is from cupcaketree's shop. you can find it here: http://cupcaketree.etsy.com
If you want to go directly to the skate stamp posting you can click on the picture of it.
I am crazy about these creepy art dolls. I LOVE THEM. I love them so much that I want to learn how to make them... but I REALLY don't need another hobby... do I? You can go directly to either listing by clicking on either of the pictures. The second picture is a reserved listing, but I love it so I wanted to show it anyway.
The first one is from this store :http://hayleymonster.etsy.com and the second one is from this store:http://loopyboopy.etsy.com
2.
I am seriously in love with Japanese fabrics with TOO CUTE prints. These are from http://beautifulwork.etsy.com check out the store for more awesome prints!
3.
I have looked at so many craft stores for a roller skate stamp. I should have known etsy was the answer. This is from cupcaketree's shop. you can find it here: http://cupcaketree.etsy.com
If you want to go directly to the skate stamp posting you can click on the picture of it.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Gloves and Catsuits
Sooo... I have decided that I want to make a pair of kind of gothy vinyl gloves. I am not sure why... I just really wanna. I have a ton of vinyl fabric that a guy gave me. I have already made parts of Halloween costumes with it, and a sweet roller derby skirt for back when I was a doomsdame... you know, before I had a baby and got FAT. I would totally love another skirt, or some sweet vinyl pants but I will wait to make that sort of thing until I lose some more of this baby fat.
I want to make something like this white pair, only in black vinyl, with lace lining the ruffled top part. I would possibly also add a heart or something cute to the top of the hand. The pretty gloves pictured here are from The Victorian Trading Company. Adam and I actually get thier catologue and they have lots of fun stuff, suitable for the Polite Ladies Rollerderby Society, as well as some very cool steampunk accessories. http://www.victorian-gifts.com/index.html
I also think I want to use some of it to make victorian style bolero. Like this one, which is available-just by chance- on etsy. Of course again it would be black vinyl and have probably white lace lining. Mostly because I have a lot of white lace fabric. Though, if I had some red plaid I think that lining it in that would look pretty awesome. Oh, and that shrug is from this store: http://bonzie.etsy.com
Anyway, the bolero is no probley. Easy easy... But I am a bit intimidated by the gloves! I have never made gloves and I am very tempted to buy a comercial pattern...
but I am enough of a design snob that I think I should be able to draft a pettern myself... but then there's the thumb. Fucking opposable thumbs. I have no idea how to draft a thumb. I know it will be kind of like drafting sleeve patterns, but I cant drape anything on to my thumb to make sure the fit is right... and how to I slope the curve??? Not only that, but there are surprisingly few resources out there that show you how to make gloves and glove patterns. I did find a pretty good resource. There is a dude that is a catsuit enthusiest. I don't mean that he likes hot women in catsuits, he likes making and wearing catsuits. I have not really figured out his facination. A few of his suits are for cycling, and one of them appears to be a superhero costume, but several of them are Zentai suits. That means they are suits that cover the entire body. I had never heard of Zentai before yesterday so I looked it up. It appears to be both a performance art movement and a strange fetish. I don't know which one the guy at stretchy.org uses his catsuits for, but I am seriously thankful for his efforts because between his youtube tutorial and his several versions of glove pattern drafting instructions I think I may have gained the confidence to try making my first pair of gloves.
Yay for catsuits.
I want to make something like this white pair, only in black vinyl, with lace lining the ruffled top part. I would possibly also add a heart or something cute to the top of the hand. The pretty gloves pictured here are from The Victorian Trading Company. Adam and I actually get thier catologue and they have lots of fun stuff, suitable for the Polite Ladies Rollerderby Society, as well as some very cool steampunk accessories. http://www.victorian-gifts.com/index.html
I also think I want to use some of it to make victorian style bolero. Like this one, which is available-just by chance- on etsy. Of course again it would be black vinyl and have probably white lace lining. Mostly because I have a lot of white lace fabric. Though, if I had some red plaid I think that lining it in that would look pretty awesome. Oh, and that shrug is from this store: http://bonzie.etsy.com
Anyway, the bolero is no probley. Easy easy... But I am a bit intimidated by the gloves! I have never made gloves and I am very tempted to buy a comercial pattern...
but I am enough of a design snob that I think I should be able to draft a pettern myself... but then there's the thumb. Fucking opposable thumbs. I have no idea how to draft a thumb. I know it will be kind of like drafting sleeve patterns, but I cant drape anything on to my thumb to make sure the fit is right... and how to I slope the curve??? Not only that, but there are surprisingly few resources out there that show you how to make gloves and glove patterns. I did find a pretty good resource. There is a dude that is a catsuit enthusiest. I don't mean that he likes hot women in catsuits, he likes making and wearing catsuits. I have not really figured out his facination. A few of his suits are for cycling, and one of them appears to be a superhero costume, but several of them are Zentai suits. That means they are suits that cover the entire body. I had never heard of Zentai before yesterday so I looked it up. It appears to be both a performance art movement and a strange fetish. I don't know which one the guy at stretchy.org uses his catsuits for, but I am seriously thankful for his efforts because between his youtube tutorial and his several versions of glove pattern drafting instructions I think I may have gained the confidence to try making my first pair of gloves.Yay for catsuits.
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