[Ms. Wicked]

Well, I finished the goth gown! Yay! Overall, I'm pleased with it, although it's too big for me.

This is more of a theatrical and fun costume. Next I'll be getting down to more of the standard and classic haunt stuff, starting with a hooded cloak tomorrow.

Thanks everybody for listening to me progress through this project!

P.S. Skullboy - notice who's in the pictures! LOL

 

[Sickie Ickie]

Very nice! I love the ribbon detail. That must have taken forever to finish!

 

[slightlymad]

no wonder its been sew eat sew eat sleep drink
looks great

 

[Frighteners Entertainment]

Nice Work! Love it!!

Would you be interested in some custom work?

 

[Fangs]

That is very beautiful Ms. W! Looking good! --whistles-- :>

 

[slimy]

That is very beautiful Ms. W! Looking good! --whistles-- :>

..............and the costume looks pretty good, too.

 

[Ms. Wicked]

Thanks for all of your positive comments!!! I just love making them.

Here are pics of the Jack the Ripper cloak and the vampire cape I made last year - modeled by Mr. Wicked.

 

[Ms. Wicked]

...and here's the cape - I was actually disappointed with the collar - I believe I mis-measured and made it too "short" (stoooopid me) - it should stand a bit higher. Nevertheless, it's not a total loss and has it's uses.

I wish the pic showed the detail of the red lining better - the texture is like crepe paper.

 

[Frighteners Entertainment]

Looks great Ms.Wicked.
I look foward to seeing you at IronStock this yr.

 

[Dr Morbius]

I don't know anything about sewing but couldn't you tack weld a collar on it? Maybe some pop-rivets and some 1/16" sheet metal would make it rigid and withstand hurricane force winds.

 

[Johnny Thunder]

Those are beautiful! I'm pretty sure if I attempt my sewing plans this year based in part on your helpful advice, I won't even be close! That Ripper cloak rocks.

 

[Sinister]

I for one love the dress. I think it would be even more enchanced by a black gossamer type cape that flows to the floor attached at the neck by a tall collar and at the elbows; sort of like an Evil Queen in an old faery tale. A shweet deal, nonetheless.

 

[scareme]

Your costumes look great. You are quite the seamstress. I do some sewing, but am not in the class you are. I made all the kids costumes when they were younger. After they got older they wanted the "good" coustumes you get at the store. I was crushed. lol Again, great work.

 

[Sickie Ickie]

Grass is always greener on the other side, scareme. heh

 

[Ms. Wicked]

Well thanks for all of your very kind feedback! I honestly just enjoy making them... I'm quite motivated this year too.

Grass is always greener on the other side, scareme. heh

Ha! It's like when I make home made macaroni and cheese and my kids complain because they want the stuff in a box!

 

[skullboy]

Looks good,yea I noticed the silly dog in the shot.

 

[Ghostess]

Well, I finished the goth gown! Yay! Overall, I'm pleased with it, although it's too big for me.
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It looks great! I need to try to work on one that is more detailed like that. All mine are usually VERY plain. SUPER job!

 

[Lilly]

Good Work Mrs W
do you make your own patterns also?
btw --cute puppy

 

[Ms. Wicked]

Good Work Mrs W
do you make your own patterns also?
btw --cute puppy

Thanks!!!

No, I don't make my own patterns. However, I'm seriously considering taking a course at the local community college for tailoring, modifications and pattern design.

We love the puppy! She's so good for such a young lab.

 

[Fangs]

I say go for it! Take those classes! Your sewing is quite beautiful!