Hi fellow steamers.
I seek people from denmark, who enjoy Steampunk and the 19. century.
If you is one of these or know anyone who is. Then please send them to this Board so we can share this passion.
Click here: Gears n' Goggles
søndag den 18. marts 2012
fredag den 16. marts 2012
WWW: Boots!
What Women Want!
Yes we all love them, and why not say that the victorian boot is one of the most beautiful ever made.
So I want to share my taste of boots with you guys and some nice links :)
From clockwork couture:
From Gothic Plus:
From Sinister Soles:
This was a little sample of my taste :)
Yes we all love them, and why not say that the victorian boot is one of the most beautiful ever made.
So I want to share my taste of boots with you guys and some nice links :)
From clockwork couture:
From Gothic Plus:
From Sinister Soles:
This was a little sample of my taste :)
torsdag den 15. marts 2012
DIY: Gypsy Wagon
I just told my Boyfriend that this is my birthday wish!
Building a Gypsy Wagon
Picture is borrowed from here
Building a Gypsy Wagon
Picture is borrowed from here
onsdag den 14. marts 2012
Absinth, the drink of the 19. century
Two classic ways of preparing the ultimate 19.
century drink, Absinth.
Etiketter:
19. century,
Absint,
Steampunk,
Victorian,
Video
NERF-gun made a little more steam
NERFguns, we all know them. Either we love them, or we do not. Why would a girl who has been fired with them in her childhood love such a terrible toy? Fortunately, this has not ruined my relationship with the "little" fine gun.
Well, since I am active in LARP you can not get out of these little devils. When I attended a Firefly LARP in the autumn of 2011, I had to adapt them to the universe. I did this with nothing but sandpaper, glue, saw and paint. You can do a lot more about them and I have a few lying around just to be painted.
Because Firefly is slightly more SciFi (Hmpf), you can easily use gadgets such as laser, etc. But I was practicing, so they are very simple.
Well, since I am active in LARP you can not get out of these little devils. When I attended a Firefly LARP in the autumn of 2011, I had to adapt them to the universe. I did this with nothing but sandpaper, glue, saw and paint. You can do a lot more about them and I have a few lying around just to be painted.
Because Firefly is slightly more SciFi (Hmpf), you can easily use gadgets such as laser, etc. But I was practicing, so they are very simple.
Hallo again!
So many things have happend this past year. I'v moved in with my boyfriend René, and startet on several new jobs and startet participate in a class so I can start at University this summer. Busy busy! BTW i'm training for a half marathon - so where is my time!?
But that is no excuse for my absence. I hope you all will enjoy me back on this page. Coz i'll try my best at beeing here a lot more often.
But that is no excuse for my absence. I hope you all will enjoy me back on this page. Coz i'll try my best at beeing here a lot more often.
onsdag den 2. februar 2011
Japanese doll in Victorian style
For about a year ago I found a pattern and a guide for a Japanese cloth doll. I already then set my mind to make this doll in a Victorian/steampunk look.
Except from the poorly translated page, it is an easy pattern with a good photo instruction.
So now, after 3 hours I’ve made the arms and legs. I really find it exiting to try out new stuff, and especially when I can use it for my passion: steampunk.
As I’ve already have told, I have a greater passion for liveroleplaying. This is also one of the reasons for this project. I am going to use it, for a character as a doll maker.
Further down is the homepage for the doll I am trying to make. You can find a PDF and try it out for yourself. Unfortunally is crafting items and fabric very expensive in Denmark. So this forces me to take up a new challenge. I will sew the cloth for doll in second hand clothing. A cheap and nature saving way of crafting.
Except from the poorly translated page, it is an easy pattern with a good photo instruction.
So now, after 3 hours I’ve made the arms and legs. I really find it exiting to try out new stuff, and especially when I can use it for my passion: steampunk.
As I’ve already have told, I have a greater passion for liveroleplaying. This is also one of the reasons for this project. I am going to use it, for a character as a doll maker.
Further down is the homepage for the doll I am trying to make. You can find a PDF and try it out for yourself. Unfortunally is crafting items and fabric very expensive in Denmark. So this forces me to take up a new challenge. I will sew the cloth for doll in second hand clothing. A cheap and nature saving way of crafting.
Etiketter:
19. century,
DIY,
Guide,
Japanese doll,
needlework,
Sewing,
Steampunk,
Victorian
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