Documentation of the progress of making a Dollfie Dream Hakama ^^/ Initially it started out as something which is meant for M-bust, but as I adjusted the pattern it became something which will fit the L-bust DDII ^^;
Above is the first attempt, the tie straps were too bulky so I changed that later on. Also felt that the sleeves could be longer ^^/
Mirai clock version 2 is now available (Free!) Mirai Suenaga is mascot of Danny Choo, and kenleewrites.com programmed this app ^^/
Honored to be able to create the artwork and animation for this app :3
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Was supposed to make some items for Danny moons ago, but got interrupted over and over ^^;;;
If you had seen some of Danny’s recent photos you may have noticed his Ryomo chan wearing a bikini looking very much like the Mirai Suenaga Bikini art :3 It isn’t 100% exact but definitely inspired by the original :) And of course you may also have seen the Jacket which he commissioned from months back? ^^;/
Having some time off this week, so found some time between hanging out with family to work on yet another commission for Danny’s dollfie dream daughters. Please note, this blouse was a test blouse I made a while back, the one Danny commissioned for is tweaked to fit better than my first try. ^^
…for Danny Choo’s lovely Dollfie Dream musumes – Saber and Aoi chan really ^^; As you can see, final product is slightly different from the original finalised sketch, but thankfully Danny approves! Just mailed it out today, but got green light to post about this ^o^!
Working on a commission Gothloli outfit for Danny’s sweet Saber dollfie dream, have to make a pattern which means test sewings for my own Mirai chan ^^;
First make sketches of some design(s)… Get approval… Finalise some details… Certain details may change depending on the type of lace/trims used, but a basic idea is needed to start :)
The process usually = Start making a pattern (if it’s from scratch) with paper over half of the Dollfie’s body, draw some outlines, use tape to secure some area which needs to be tucked in etc. Cut it out, trace as a flat pattern with seam allowance, cut out the fabric pieces needed then sew an actual test item(or more)… Make some mistakes along the way (doh!), trash the mistakes, make corrections/adjustment and make a 2nd try…
