without crinoline
with crinoline
PROGRESS!
PROGRESS!
This obviously needs sleeves/a collar...but this is the work I've done on stocking so far :) I'm not IN LOVE with the skirt length, I think I'd like to see it about 3 inches shorter, but I'll wait and see what the client wants to do :)    This is the work I've done on the Dorothy skirt for Dorothy from Big O. I also did stockings skirt, but I haven't gathered it yet, and I honestly see no point in taking a picture of a GIANT rectangle. So in about an hour or two I'll upload some pictures of the progress I'm making! <3 DD team 
Progress is progress, and progress is good.       Boning is boning and boning is good. This coat has like 20 yards of boning in it, praise the cosplay gods for the day I accidentally ordered 38 yards of featherlite boning...       It looks a bit sack like...but at least it features 13 inch deep pockets and 2 1/2 inch buttons 8D it's almost done...I'm gonna go ahead and call it 50% done, because all it's missing is sleeves/cuffs/and to be lined with the final bias tape placed on. HURRAY   A completed Mad Moxxi and what is beginning to look like the beginning of my Subway Masters commission. It's a hard lie being a Dahlia. A hard life indeed. 
This coat looks drunk...let's try this again
Much better! NOW FOR MAD MOXXI
Yes, good, quite. 
Mad MOXXI is lined and getting ready to be finished. They get finished so fast these days... 
Mad Moxxi progress, still need to line it and do the back applique. the fast and hard times of Martha the Fashion Designer. Tomorrow once I get back from dropping off Cass, I'm working on Robin and Stocking. | A Day in the Life of a Dahlia...The Blog.Dear Dahlia is a design house under the direction of Martha Powell. This blog follows her journey through fashion, the design process, and her personal trek through the competitive costume/fashion world. ArchivesMay 2014 CategoriesAll |
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