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You've finished your fabulous costume at last, it's 2 hours before you go out to the Halloween extravaganza to show it off. Oops, what shoes are you going to wear? Remember last year when you wore those boots that pinched your toes and made you miserable by 10 pm? Don't do that again. But you can't wear your flip flops with a stormtrooper/fairy princess/zombie pirate costume! What are you going to do? Here are some ideas to consider:
Spoutwood has been going for 20 years but there are new faery festivals, cons and balls springing up in the the US, the UK and elsewhere, part of the growing popularity of role playing and masquerade.
There are 500,000+ websites related to sewing historic garb. It's overwhelming. A good place to start if you have all afternoon is (my favorite) The Costumers Manifesto.
I've been speculating that ancient Greek, Roman and Egyptian wear will be the next steampunk. The fashion pendulum usually swings between excessive detail (i.e Steampunk) and simpler, classic lines. But the ancient Mediterraneans had more than nicely draped bodies going for them in the fashion department.
The second post in the DIY Halloween 2010 series is dedicated to those ingenious and slightly obsessed Star Wars fans.
Do you dream of dancing at the Folies Bergere in 1900, or the Tropicana in 1955? Or On the Vegas strip tomorrow night? Embrace your inner showgirl with a DIY headdress.
First I want to thank everyone who came to the shows in California! They were very well attended and lots of fun, but intensely busy. We sold a lot of armor, hooray! Saw many old [...]
We're working hard to bring you lots of rubbery goodness at 2 events in California next week. First is a trunk show at the Temple of Visions in Los Angeles. As part of the monthly [...]
Here's a cute picture of one of our new mini-top hats. This was shot at The Big Crafty. We had a good time at the show. Sold a steady stream of smaller items. Definitely would [...]
Come find us and check out the new mini-tophats, hairbands and bracelets. It's free and big fun. There will be children’s activities, music, food, and locally brewed beer. 140 booths with work ranging from folksy [...]