"This is an absolutely amazing tutorial - with a stunning finished project. I imagine that wrestling a parasol into a sewing machine is something akin to bathing a herd of cats. Bravo!"
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Ms. Christina liked Tracey Ernst's blog post Pimping the Parasol - How I turned a blah old umbrella into a cool steampunk parasolMs. Christina commented on Tracey Ernst's blog post Pimping the Parasol - How I turned a blah old umbrella into a cool steampunk parasol
Saelia Bacon commented on Tracey Ernst's blog post Creating a Steampunk Coat - from Priest Cassock Pattern to Coat"I as well love to modify patterns - it's so fun! =^-^="
Prof. Christoph Von Ahrent commented on Tracey Ernst's blog post Ephemera in Steampunk"Tracey I created this document you might like to add to your collection:
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Captain Denvo Pryde left a comment for Tracey Ernst"Happy birthday, I am stuck between dimensions hopefully your day is full of fun and excitement."
Lady Pamela Phoffenslosh liked Tracey Ernst's blog post It's My Steampunk and I'll Dress Like I Want ToCaptain Denvo Pryde commented on Tracey Ernst's blog post It's My Steampunk and I'll Dress Like I Want To"I like that idea, maybe I will make a bracelet out of gears show those people :{P"
Claudius Van der Graffe commented on Tracey Ernst's blog post It's My Steampunk and I'll Dress Like I Want To"you know I read this as well . I'm so sick of punters saying "adding gears to something doesn't make it steam punk",
I'm tempted to make something out of nothing but gears! so there!"
Captain Denvo Pryde commented on Tracey Ernst's blog post It's My Steampunk and I'll Dress Like I Want To"I really wonder if the people who write these articles even make their own costumes or remember what it was like to be a beginner at something. We all had to start somewhere and yes there is a lot of coping but it takes awhile before you…"
Happalonia Green liked Tracey Ernst's blog post Creating a Steampunk Coat - from Priest Cassock Pattern to Coat
Tracey Ernst posted a blog postVictorian Resources for the Steampunk and the Curious
The latest post in my Salon, is a brief selection of Victorian resources (costume resource books, catalogue reproductions, and two social history texts) which can help, inspire, or simply entertain the steampunk and the Victorian recreationist alike. …See More
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- Introduction
- Mundanely known as Tracey, and variously known in the steamier worlds under the aliases of Miss Wintermute-Swift, Kit Cogswell, or Kate Swyfte, Winch Wench.
I'm a costumer and avid reader who is into Steampunk out here on the Canadian West Coast. Very into sewing, costuming, and small-scale minor crafting for myself - mostly because I don't have the skills to do the big stuff! (Ah, for metalworking knowledge and skills!)
I can also be found at my blog, at www.steamwenchsalon.blogspot.com
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It's My Steampunk and I'll Dress Like I Want To
Posted on March 8, 2011 at 3:21pm 3 Comments 3 Likes
Honestly. I couldn't help myself. The resurgence of steampunk costuming controversy made me do it.
http://steamwenchsalon.blogspot.com/2011/03/its-my-steampunk-and-ill-dress-like-i.html
Creating a Steampunk Coat - from Priest Cassock Pattern to Coat
Posted on March 7, 2011 at 4:38pm 1 Comment 1 Like
My latest how-I-did-it post in the Steam Wench's Salon - the adventure of making a steampunk labcoat from a priest's cassock pattern (with virtually no pattern experience) and ending up with a duck cotton and leather steampunk worker's coat. The blog link is below.
http://steamwenchsalon.blogspot.com/2011/03/creating-steampunk-workcoat.html…
Continue Victorian Resources for the Steampunk and the Curious
Posted on February 28, 2011 at 11:15pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The latest post in my Salon, is a brief selection of Victorian resources (costume resource books, catalogue reproductions, and two social history texts) which can help, inspire, or simply entertain the steampunk and the Victorian recreationist alike.
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Continue Calling Cards / Visiting Cards and their Place in the Steampunk World
Posted on February 24, 2011 at 3:48pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Here is a link to my latest post in the Steam Wench's Salon. A bit of information about the calling card in the Victorian world, some resource pictures, and the relevance of visiting cards in the steampunk world.
http://steamwenchsalon.blogspot.com/2011/02/calling-cards.html…
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- At 5:50pm on March 21, 2011, Captain Denvo Pryde said…
- Happy birthday, I am stuck between dimensions hopefully your day is full of fun and excitement.
- At 6:44pm on December 7, 2010,
A D Cruize said… - Welcome to the Empire. We wish you clear nights with bright stars to guide your ship.
- At 4:35pm on December 6, 2010,
Cmdr. "Whiskey Nick" Triton said… - Welcome to the Empire from Her Majesty's Royal Airship Command! kellysheroes.webs.com for Gadgets, Gizmos, Goggles & Gear or visit My Page here on Steampunk Empire!
- At 3:31pm on December 6, 2010,
Jef Wall said… - Thankyou for the friendship
- At 3:25pm on December 6, 2010, Captain Denvo Pryde said…
- Welcome to the Empire. Hopefully this site Inspires you.
- At 3:20pm on December 6, 2010, Jef Wall said…
- Thank you so much for your comment!
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Ryan McMann said… - Welcome to the Empire!!
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