More about this costume here.
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The Feather of Finist the Bright Falcon- The Maiden
Posted in Portfolio, Sewing, Wearables, tagged Costume Design, Storytelling, Thinking History on September 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Finished Costume Sketch
Posted in Sewing, Sketchbook, Wearables, tagged Costume Design, Fashion Illustration, Russian Imagery, Sketches, Thinking History on September 14, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Here are the completed sketches for my Russian folktale costume design. To tell you a bit about the design: each element is inspired by a piece of traditional Ukrainian or Russian costume. I was really interested in working with pattern (check out the home furnishing fabric which was once used to upholster a couch I [...]
Attack of the Frogs!
Posted in Personal Projects, Sewing, tagged Crafts on September 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
After spending thirty minutes at Sav-A-Lot standing in line trying to buy pancake mix, syrup, and two cans of spaghettios (seriously, half an hour), I knew I didn’t have the strength to start putting together the mock-up for next week’s costume right away. I am damn terrified of that project (having never made human-sized clothes [...]
Sewing Test: Tiny Dress
Posted in Samples, Sewing, Wearables on September 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
For my costume design class, our first assignment was a sewing test, given to evaluate our skill and craft with patterns and sewing. The test was to complete a miniature version of a dress, and while mine isn’t perfect, I worked so hard to make it as perfect as my little heart could.
Sweet (Sweet!) Hair Piece
Posted in Personal Projects, Sewing, Wearables, tagged Fiber Craft on June 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So, I don’t want to beat the rosette to death, but this was just a small weekend project of mine, making sweet, vintage-y, wearable hair pieces. Easy to make and looks great with full skirts and 50s hair.

