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Halloween plans
Oct. 20th, 2011 07:11 pmBitz called; my stepsister is having a costume party at her place on the 29th. Woo! I was getting worried that we wouldn't be doing much celebrating for Halloween this year and just sticking to handing out candy. Good to know that we're going to par-tay (at least a little bit) and get our dress-up on!
So. Naturally, this requires a costume. And will my medievaloid stuff do? Of course not!
So I am making a Regency frock (I'm thinking drop-front) with elbow-length sleeves, and if I have time, I'd like to knock out a spencer as well, since it's late October in Indiana and has been raining for a solid week with temps no higher than about 55 degrees. I already have the underpinnings made, so literally one day's solid worth of work should be enough to get this outfit knocked out. Bwahahahahaha!
Boe is going to wear his 16th century Irish stuff. He's easy to dress. :-)
So. Naturally, this requires a costume. And will my medievaloid stuff do? Of course not!
So I am making a Regency frock (I'm thinking drop-front) with elbow-length sleeves, and if I have time, I'd like to knock out a spencer as well, since it's late October in Indiana and has been raining for a solid week with temps no higher than about 55 degrees. I already have the underpinnings made, so literally one day's solid worth of work should be enough to get this outfit knocked out. Bwahahahahaha!
Boe is going to wear his 16th century Irish stuff. He's easy to dress. :-)
