• Puppenkleidung

    Puppenkleidung

    Von Zeit zu Zeit mache ich auch Puppenkleidung – hauptsächlich für amerikanische 40-cm-Modepuppen. Dies allerdings nur, wenn ich a) die Puppe und b) das Kostüm mag… wie auch immer, hier sind einige meiner Puppenkleider: Satine aus ‚Moulin Rouge‘ – Black Diamonds Satine aus ‚Moulin Rouge‘- Rote Verführerin Mina aus „Bram Stoker’s Dracula“ Königin Isabella aus […]

  • Doll Clothing

    Doll Clothing

    From time to time, I make doll clothing. This just when I a) like the costume and b) like the doll… anyway, here are some of my doll costumes: Satine from ‚Moulin Rouge‘ – Black Diamonds Satine from ‚Moulin Rouge‘- Red Temptress Mina from „Bram Stoker’s Dracula“ Queen Isabel from „1492“ Commissions…? Arwen from „Lord of […]

  • Meine Kostüme

    In diesem Teil meines Webs werde ich meine Kostüme inklusive des Herstellungsprozesses zeigen. Ich habe diesen Teil der Seite so aufgeteilt, als das ich die Kostüme in vier Kategorien aufgeteilt habe: Elizabethanisch, Viktorianisch, ‚Verschiedene‘ und ‚Andere‘ Kostüme. Dies habe ich getan, um eine bessere und logischere Aufteilung zu erhalten. Jedes Kostüm hat eine „Folgt mir!“ […]

  • Real-Life Research

    Real-Life Research

    You would probably be rather surprised how many things you can still find from Elizabethan times in your close environment if you just look for them; and sometimes you might stumble over interesting oddities. Churches and museums are great sources for such studies, as well as some movies and, of course, paintings, this is why […]

  • Planned Costumes

    Planned Costumes

    Planned projects for the near to far future Update May 2012: I’ve edited the list to sort out some costumes that I will probably never make; to remove some that I *have* already made, and to add some which I would like to make. Here are some gowns that I would still like to make […]

  • My Costumes

    In this part of my site I will show you some of my costumes including the making process. I have now updated the page insofar as that I have split the costumes in three categories: Elizabethan, Victorian and various costumes. I’ve done this to give you as well as me a better overview over the […]

  • Medieval / Renaissance Costumes

    Medieval / Renaissance Costumes

    Here are the Medieval and Renaissance costumes I’ve made:   Beatrice D’Este’s Tomb Dress   „The Visitation“ costume (in the making)  The Arnolfini Marriage gown ‚Cranach‘ gown (finished)                     Powered by WebRing. nbsp;        

  • Various Costumes

    Various Costumes

    Various costumes I’ve made (for myself as well as for other people) You can browse the costumes using the navigation to the left or by clicking on the images below. A simple click on ‚home‘ on the left will always take you back to the main page, the tutorials and anything else. Each costume with […]

  • Other Costumes

    Other Costumes

    Costumes I have made for other people Actually, I have made over 200 costumes for other people in the past years which would well fill a whole web and more. However, as this site is rather new, I’ve decided to show only those costumes here that I have made in the last year and will […]

  • Victorian Costumes

    Victorian Costumes

    You can browse the costumes over the navigation on the left side or by clicking on the images below. A simple click on ‚home‘ on the left will always take you back to the main page, the tutorials and anything else. Each costume has a „Follow me!“ navigation at the bottom of each page – […]

Star Wars-Peacock

Velvet pattern

Navigation for this part of the page: [catlist categorypage=yes] Note: In case you’d like to make Padmé’s Peacock gown but don’t want to burn out the velvet (and actually, not use burned-out velvet at all), you could always use a printed version of this fabric, which is available here. Tracing the burnout velvet pattern Padawansguide.com […]

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Embroidery patterns

Navigation for this part of the page: [catlist categorypage=yes] While I was still planning and contemplating the silk screen printing, I thought it couldn’t hurt to start tracing the embroidery patterns – which is, besides making the embroidery itself, probably the most painful work on that costume. The embroideries were carried out with a Cornely […]

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Burning out

Navigation for this part of the page: [catlist categorypage=yes] Printing and burning out the silk velvet If you would like to have information about how the burn out proces generally (meaning – without the silk screen printing) works and especially why it works, please read my tutorial on burning out silk velvet. Burning out silk […]

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