Lolita, My Love

Introducing: Lolita, My Love

This is my new line of Generation sake` accessories. They are everyday headbands and chokers inspired by Gothic Lolita and Elegant Gothic Lolita (EGL) styles. The Headbands are easy to wear (unlike the traditional head dresses which require pins and tying), yet still have the same look as designer Lolita hair accessories. Each Headband and choker is one of a kind and will not be duplicated. They range in color and personality.

mmm...sculpey

I've started working with polymer clay, because I wanted to start making my own 3-d charms. At first I thought I was hopeless being that my best work with playdoh is a snake. But here are the little cuties I made:

some cupcakes



lollipops


sushi and ice cream


a pumpkin


and my favorite...Poop!

Goth kids Swap

Is it disturbing that it was fun to create creepy gothic stuff for a toddler? Is it more disturbing that Devil's Rejects was a 4 year old's favorite movie? Hell yeah! That's why I joined this swap! Here's what I made for a cute 4 year old girl who loves koi fish, Disney princesses, zombies, and the Devil's Rejects. It was a bedtime themed package.

Group Shot:


Gothic Tinkerbell slippers:


Zombie Girl pillow:


voodoo doll (complete with noose):


a creepy ass sleep shirt that reads "captain spaulding for president":


and a punky koi fish neckalace handmade by me with sharpies and shrink plastic:

David Lynch Swap

I recently organized a David Lynch swap.
Here is what I sent:


Eraserhead T-Shirt & Lady in the Radiator pin:


Black Lodge themed kitchen towel:


Wild at Heart tote ("This is a snakeskin jacket...")
-my first sewn project!
& Wild at Heart Magnets:


Twin Peaks Owl Stitch markers:


Owl ring & goldstone necklace:



And Laura Palmer & Agent Cooper keychains that I didn't take pictures of.


Here is what I got:


Awesome stenciled Eraserhead & Audrey (Sherilyn Fenn) shirts:


cute owl purse:


wild at heart candle vase


Hella magnets and Mulholland Drive Winkies badges!


and I saved the best for last:

"Whats behind the curtain," you ask?

This awesome painting!

Rusted Root

I finished this last month, and am just now coming around to posting it. I'm really dissapointed because it's too small. I love the pattern. I love the yarn. I love it it would've fit on me. I will definitely be making another as soon as I can.



Pattern: Rusted Root
Source: Zephyr Style
Yarn: Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece - Olive
Needles: Addi Turbo US 6

Rockabilly Swap!!!

I really lucked out! My partner for this swap was a fashion design teacher, so of course I got clothes! Not only did I get a rockin' new outfit, but I also got a new apron, ring and wrist pin cushions, a makeup bag with matching coin purse, some glitzy barrettes, makeup brushes, magnets, pedi clippers, headband, and pinup girl compact and tin.

here are some pics of the small-ish stuff:








here I am in the apron and headband (rawr!)


here are the clothes off me:
top

inside of pencil skirt

waist cincher


here are the clothes on me


I couldn't resist doing up the rockabilly makeup. I would've sported bigger hair if I had the right kind of pomade.


Here's what I sent to my partner:

Reverend Horton Heat fabric patches


ipod cozy


stitch markers


rosary


coasters


pin, phone charm and key chain


sketchbook

inside of sketchbook


personalized stationary set:
box-

bottom of box

inside box


note cards

notepaper


knitted drawstring bag


the black and red bandanna fabric was also included in the package