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Published: 2011-08-22 09:21:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 10038; Favourites: 187; Downloads: 52
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Rococo style for my Zoryana and Leo.Zoryana is i-Doll Byul, Leo is Soom Lazule. Both are customized by me. Faceup, mods, wigs, clothes and shoes are also by me.
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Ooooooo so pretty!!!! Do you have a pattern for this? I'd like to make the dress and the suite for an incoming boy who wears rococo fashion.
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Thank you so much! I'm afraid I didn't keep the pattern, as it was too long ago((
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You're welcome! And oh that"s too bad. It's a nice piece though.
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Thank you very much!
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do you have the pattern of that dress??? oh, by the way... your art is amazing
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Sorry, no(( I modified some of my patterns for the top part, and I drew the skirt patterns directly on the fabric.
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Hello , I love this dress, actually in in the process of making a rococo dress, I need some advice in how I can make the Pannier, (the boning undergarment casing)
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Good luck in your sewing! I made the pannier out of a stiff steel wire, you can use any wire (copper one too) or the synthetic corset bones that are sold in long stripes.
Pannier examples: [link]
I made something similar to this: [link]
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Thank you for your information, but as you know that the stiff steel wire comes in one size, that are used for regular people. is there any other smaller size, I have search for many days in the internet , and so far no luck.... im trying to make it as accurate as possible...... I will keep searching, and thank you I'm using your knowledge as a good reference for my work... your Ideas and works are a truly inspiration for me an many people here as well.. Thank you.. Keep the outstanding work.....
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Uhhm... I was able to find steel wire in my city in different sizes. You can use corset bones in any case: hope that stuff could be purchased locally or online.
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Thank you, I'm searching.
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Hi, thanks to you im an official member of DAO.... THANK YOU, THANK YOU. =O)
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You're welcome! Enjoy the forum!
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I went to Den Of Angels and you have to be a member to get into the site
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Yeah, that forum has a strict policy, and the registration is done via invites. Want one?
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Yes I would like to... Thank you...
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Love your work.. I'm actually working in some projects of my own , patternmaking, shoes making, wig making , dresses making, and to see such talent, you inspire me to keep working.. Thank you for your talent, and useful tips.... you are AWESOME!!!!!
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Thank you a lot for the kind words! I would be so glad if you get some inspiration from me
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Actually I have been inspired by you, all your work is AMAIZING, truly amazing, been looking at your work almost all day and every time it gets better and better.... thank you.
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verry nice did you make the tall wig? also I'd love to see a pattern for ither a dress like that and cote, or some help on how to build a costume frome a picture
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Thank you! yes, I made the wig too.
You may search for a period patterns and schemas of XVIII century clothes.
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o wow how did u do the backgound???? and the clothes <3 they're so intricate!!
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Thanks a lot! The background is real, I did a photoshoot in the park near my house.
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wut! seriously??? how'd you get it all proportional looking????
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Well, the right angle helped me, I did a shot crouching really low. The main rule for dolls is the same as for people: shoot them at the level of THEIR chests.
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o wow, i never knew of that rule haha i'm not pro with photo taking or anything so that was cool to know
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You did an amazing job on it all! It's beautiful. <3
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wow...just wow, those costumes are absolutely stunning! how did you go about making the shoes, if I may ask?
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Thank you! If you are interested in BJD shoes making I'd recommend you to look at my tutorial on Den of Angels (needs registration): [link]
There is a tutorial with lots of photos. There are boots though, XVIII shoes need different pattern and are made of fabric instead of leather, but main principles are the same.
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