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Steampunk Stitching Association
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A united association for seamstresses, tailors and crafters of the steampunk variety from all across the globe and sky. Come in, sharpen your scissors, thread your needle and enjoy conversation with fellow creative types!
Location: The Aether
Members: 602
Latest Activity: on Wednesday
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2. Advice, suggestions and Instructions may be freely dispensed here, providing that your words and your work is your own. Otherwise, credit the creator.
3. Feel free to promote business and trade! If you'd like to share your wares, or solicit a commission either is fine.
4. Please don't slander anyone else's work, mock, "spork" or otherwise condemn another person's creation. Criticism should be constructive and you never know who's going to look at something you say on the internet so it's not very nice to giggle and point at strangers.
Nothing everyone didn't know already, I'm sure!
Discussion Forum
Fabric
Started by Ethyl Cannes. Last reply by Rt Rev.Hammer, Archimandrite on Wednesday. 32 Replies 0 Likes
Greetings, all.While in general I find that a Steampunk look is created by form, I'm curious what fabrics people have chosen that they feel help create The Look. I'm a huge fan of quilting prints,…Continue
Sewing non Clothing items
Started by Miss Ernesta May. Last reply by Rt Rev.Hammer, Archimandrite on Wednesday. 3 Replies 1 Like
I do occasionally help with a coat or waistcoat project or alter an existing item for myself with added lace and ruching and the like.But my primary sewn product is my hand sewn dolls, I've done a…Continue
What's in YOUR project basket?
Started by Sair Blades. Last reply by Rt Rev.Hammer, Archimandrite May 8. 457 Replies 2 Likes
/end cheesy moodWhat all has everyone been working on lately? Any cool projects in mind? Any freshly completed?I'm working on my first corset commission... now I'm an Amateur with a capital A for my…Continue
Frock Coat Tutorials?
Started by Rev. Luficarius Ratspeed. Last reply by Rt Rev.Hammer, Archimandrite May 5. 22 Replies 1 Like
There have been lots of threads on the group but none that I've seen that do more than chip at the edges of men's dress. And there always comes the periodical plea of "Frock Coat Tutorials" or "Frock…Continue
Butterick #4669/A
Started by Miss Phoebe. Last reply by Rt Rev.Hammer, Archimandrite May 4. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I just finished this today. I found a fabulous cream-colored silk blouse with a big bow at the neck at the Salvation Army for less than $5, and I think this little piece will look fabulous with it.…Continue
Another great idea brought to you by Dr. P.H. Huff in Stuff
Started by Jonathan Harker. Last reply by Rt Rev.Hammer, Archimandrite May 4. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Hey guys and ladys of the world of steam, someone should do a sewing magazine for steam punk out fits. and how to's ......... like how to make a bustle, so on Continue
Some of my projects
Started by Lady White. Last reply by Lady White Mar 25. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Ello ladies and gentlefish. how are we all today? I have been working on steamed items for a couple of months now and im quite pleased to say that this project ive been working on is coming along…Continue
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Steampunk Accessories for sale!
Started by Katherine Yore Mar 6. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Many beautiful fascinators, hats and cocades available at my Etsy store:https://www.etsy.com/shop/seamstressofsteam…Continue
Online Patterns and Tutorials
Started by missjulie. Last reply by Lady Sarah Rose DeMon Jan 30. 53 Replies 2 Likes
Post online patterns and tutorials here.Please indicate if they cost anything, just so we know. Otherwise we'll assume they're free ;)Continue
Corsets, corsets, corsets...
Started by Rev. Luficarius Ratspeed. Last reply by Professor Argon Bats Jan 22. 40 Replies 0 Likes
Do I understand the popular notion here is 'it ain't steampunk unless it has a corset involved!' (?)I thought it best that I spin-off this from the other previous conversation started by…Continue
Comment Wall
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Comment by Josephine Daphne Boone on September 3, 2011 at 9:14am -
This really reminds me of the cute anime series "Princess Jellyfish": Princess Jellyfish Episode 1 (on YouTube)
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Comment by Regina Terramour (Black Rose) on September 3, 2011 at 3:53am -
Crinoline might work, if its not already put together.
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Comment by Euphrenia McGee on September 3, 2011 at 12:24am -
You could certainly starch them, though that gets old fast 'cause it's a LOT of work. You could sew wire into the edges as in florists' ribbons... How about starting with a particularly stiff organza?
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Comment by Miss Cherries Jubilee on September 2, 2011 at 11:13pm -
I am in the design phase of what I hope will be in interesting jellyfish kind of costume with a very short teacup shaped hoop skirt. And pretty flounced pantelettes with spiral flounces. Does anyone have any idea how I can stiffen the hanging spiral flounces?
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Comment by J. Ursula Quillen on September 2, 2011 at 12:04pm
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@ A.D. Cruize - Thanks very much for the link!
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Comment by Regina Terramour (Black Rose) on September 2, 2011 at 10:02am
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I am currently working on a new outfit for my adventures. In the design faze.
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Many thanks to all for the riding pants feedback. Best, ~ Ursula
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Comment by Sharon Fiscus on September 1, 2011 at 5:44pm -
The tail on the vest looks like a mini-bustle kind of thing, I like it. Definite inspiration.
(Sorry for the delay of response. My internet has been down.)
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Comment by Terresa on September 1, 2011 at 3:32pm -
Thanks for the link, A. D.
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Comment by Regina Terramour (Black Rose) on September 1, 2011 at 4:09am
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I don't see why not, the waistband has to hit at the high waist though. Maybe Goodwill for a pair. Then just make sure you keep the inseam straight or the legs will look funky.
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