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This corset is such a fun project! It's really easy to make it your own! Have fun with it, play with different combinations of colors, and don't be afraid to get creative! I fully admit, I went into this project with a completely different idea in my head, and what it turned into I love even more!
Shout out to my Patreon and Substack subscribers! You all make it possible for me to continue to create tutorials, make art, publish my writing, and bring fantasy to life! Thank you!
Corset
E6000
Rhinestones
Moss
Hot Glue
Copper spray paint
Rose gold spray paint
Gold spray paint
Blue patina spray paint
Interference acrylic paint
Molds:
The molds I used are ones I made myself. You can check out my full tutorial for that here. You can also find similar molds on Etsy, but I highly recommend learning to make your own if you want more unique styles.
If you are interested in getting the exact molds I’m using, please let me know. If there is interest, I will start to offer them in my shop as a custom-made silicone mold.
Foliage:
I used clearance foliage from my local craft store. You can find similar items online, but they tend to be much cheaper at your local craft store.
Skirt
Lace under dress - This was from Urban Outfitters a few years ago, and I haven’t found it since. I’m so sorry!
Lace Long Sleeve Top
Boots
Garters
Dagger
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I'm back from the realms!
This experience was everything I had hoped it would be...and more!
For those who might be curious about what a two day immersive fantasy event is like, I covered every bit of it in this write up and included photos and videos, and answered some of the most common questions like what makes LoJ different, what is the difference between Friday and Saturday nights, and what does an event like this cost to attend.
For subscribers only, I also included a bonus audio with commentary and additional tales of the event not included in the write-up! You can check that out here if you are a subscriber of the Inner Circle, or if you are a Patreon subscriber at the That Lit Witch, Scribe Quadrant, or Leader of the Rebellion Tiers, it is also included!
If you are a subscriber on Substack to my Diary, you get access to the audio right on Spotify or within the Substack app!
I would love to know if you enjoyed the write-up or found it helpful, or at least, interesting :) I know I had many of these questions before I attended and had a hard time finding answers to most of them, so I hope this helps others in the future!
Tiffany
Hello all!
Since my Moon Goddess gown has been one of my most requested gowns and is often the one I get the most inquires about for commissions, the fabrics I used to make the origianl version of the gown are now completely sold out with no anticipated date as to when they will be back in stock (or if they will be).
The supplier I use for the fabrics does have other colors available, but none that match the same soft gold and linen colors I originally used.
Two different black versions of the gown are currently in the works. One uses repurposed lace and sequin fabrics I have on hand, and the other uses the same liquid knit as my original design, since the supplier has restocked the black fabric.
Unfortunately, many of the fabrics I use come from overseas, and currently, sourcing my best and most unique fabrics has been nearly impossible due to the tariffs in effect. Fingers crossed this isn't forever!
- Tiffany
This skirt has been one of my favorites to make lately, and it's a stunner! It's also very easy to make if you have the time and a few important tools! This is the same pattern I've used to make nearly all of my 18th-century, pirate, and rococo-inspired skirts, but with a modern twist. Whether you wear the skirts with historical stays, a cottagecore bodice, or even a boho top, it's one of the most versatile pieces to have, and I always get compliments on it whenever I go out. To give you an idea of the time required, I can usually complete this skirt from start to finish in about 4-5 hours, assuming I'm not taking any breaks. If you add lace or other embellishments, it's likely going to take a little longer, but it's well worth the time. And if you watch this video all the way through and don't want to make your own, I'm happy to create something special for you!
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If you would like to use the same negative circle skirt and belt patterns I'm using, they are available to my subscribers for free or as a small donation in my shop :)
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