#Polyester Satin Fabric

[sanchivelvets]

Exploring the Elegance of Printed Velvet and Cotton Velvet Fabrics at Sanchi Velvets

Velvet is a fabric synonymous with luxury, and over the years, its versatility and beauty have only increased with the advent of modern fabric innovations. Among these innovations are printed velvet fabrics and cotton velvet fabrics, two styles that combine velvet’s plush texture with contemporary designs and natural materials. At Sanchi Velvets, we offer an exceptional range of both printed and cotton velvet fabrics, each bringing its own unique appeal to the world of fashion, upholstery, and home decor.

Printed Velvet Fabric: The Perfect Fusion of Texture and Design

Printed velvet fabric is a stunning evolution of traditional velvet, offering the perfect combination of luxurious texture and vibrant, detailed designs. Digital and screen printing techniques allow for an endless array of patterns, from rich florals and abstract designs to geometric patterns and even photorealistic imagery. The velvet surface, with its soft pile and deep colors, provides the ideal backdrop for these intricate prints.

Key Features of Printed Velvet Fabric

Vibrant Designs: The printing process results in sharp, bright patterns that truly pop against the plush velvet fabric. Whether you're looking for a traditional floral print or a bold modern pattern, printed velvet offers an unmatched depth of color and visual interest.

Luxurious Feel: Despite the intricate designs, printed velvet retains the signature luxurious feel of velvet, with its soft, rich texture that is perfect for both fashion and home decor.

Versatile Applications: Printed velvet is a perfect choice for creating high-end fashion pieces such as dresses, skirts, blouses, and accessories. It’s equally well-suited for interior design, from statement upholstery and cushions to curtains and bedspreads.

Customizability: At Sanchi Velvets, we offer printed velvet in a range of patterns and colors, allowing for full customization for designers and consumers seeking to make a bold style statement.

With printed velvet, you have the opportunity to create sophisticated garments and furnishings that stand out. The luxurious texture combined with unique designs makes it a go-to fabric for anyone looking to create pieces that are both tactile and visually striking.

Cotton Velvet Fabric: Soft, Breathable Luxury

Cotton velvet is an incredibly popular choice for those seeking the luxury of velvet without the weight and warmth of traditional velvet fabrics. Made from cotton fibers instead of silk or synthetic materials, cotton velvet offers a soft, breathable alternative while still maintaining the rich texture and depth of traditional velvet.

Key Features of Cotton Velvet Fabric

Natural Breathability: One of the main benefits of cotton velvet is its breathability. Unlike synthetic velvet, cotton velvet allows for more airflow, making it a more comfortable option for warmer climates or for designs that require long wear.

Soft, Smooth Texture: Cotton velvet maintains the soft, tactile feel of traditional velvet but is often lighter and less dense, which makes it easier to work with for clothing and upholstery projects.

Eco-friendly Option: As cotton is a natural, renewable resource, cotton velvet can be considered an eco-friendlier option compared to synthetic velvets, offering a more sustainable choice for conscientious designers and consumers.

Versatility in Fashion and Decor: Cotton velvet is highly versatile and can be used for both casual and formal clothing. It is a favorite for fashion pieces like dresses, skirts, and jackets, as well as home decor items such as cushions, bed covers, and upholstery.

At Sanchi Velvets, we offer cotton velvet fabrics in a variety of colors and finishes, perfect for creating both elegant garments and cozy, stylish interiors. Whether you're looking to design a flowy cotton velvet dress or transform your living room with cotton velvet cushions, our fabrics bring soft luxury to any project.

Choosing the Right Velvet for Your Project

When deciding between printed velvet fabric and cotton velvet fabrics, consider the intended use and the specific qualities you're looking for in a fabric.

Printed Velvet Fabric is perfect if you're seeking a fabric with intricate patterns, bold designs, or photorealistic prints. Whether you're designing fashion-forward apparel or want to create a statement piece in your home, printed velvet brings visual impact and luxurious texture to your project.

Cotton Velvet Fabric is ideal for those who want a softer, more breathable fabric that still offers the richness and depth of velvet. It’s a great choice for lightweight clothing, casual wear, or home decor pieces that demand comfort, elegance, and sustainability.

Conclusion: Discover Velvet’s Versatility at Sanchi Velvets

At Sanchi Velvets, we pride ourselves on offering a wide range of premium velvet fabrics, including both printed velvet and cotton velvet. Whether you're designing a high-fashion garment, crafting elegant home decor, or creating a unique, custom piece, our velvets provide the ideal combination of luxury, texture, and design flexibility.

Printed velvet offers the excitement of bold, detailed patterns, while cotton velvet provides soft, breathable comfort for a more laid-back elegance. No matter your project, Sanchi Velvets ensures that you'll find the perfect fabric to bring your creative vision to life.

Explore the luxurious world of printed and cotton velvet fabrics at Sanchi Velvets today and discover how these modern takes on a classic fabric can elevate your next design.

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[thedivinemechanism]

Hey! Firstly, in my mind I always think of you as 'V' and want to know if you're comfy being called that?

Secondly, illness stuff has recently changed and I'm fucking freezing all the time. It's near impossible to retain heat and I've taken to wearing a mood ring so I can warm up my hands when it turns black. I desperately need advice and/or just solidarity/to complain. But blegh. Also do you like sweaters? You'd definitely look cute in them.

V is alright, as far as nicknames go, but it's quite casual. Vitya is another option, but I prefer to save it for er.. closer relationships.

As far as dealing with the cold goes, I can relate. My body runs cold quite regularly, to the point that my hands are considerably frigid.

I would recommend hot drinks and warm food, blankets when appropriate, heating packs/pads, pocket warmers (you can get reusable ones), or just more clothes.

The electrical bills for the lab were funded by the council, so I was always able to keep it as warm as I wanted, but that's not possible for everyone. I also keep a set of leather gloves on my person in case my hands get stiff, but that may not be necessary in your situation.

And yes, I do like sweaters. In my opinion, they are equally as lazy as sweatshirts, but far classier. Thus, superior in every way.

[gurorori]

a bit of a controversial lolita opinion but i'll like.. never get used to polyester main pcs in lolita @_@

[cozwalt]

Yknow if Joanne’s really wants to stay in business and thrive again they have to completely redirect their targeted audience. Most people don’t walk into Joanne’s and go “god I REALLY want to get hundreds of dollars worth of Easter decor, and yards and yards of gold metallic brocade and this specialty st Patrick’s day flannel”

Most people walk into Joanne’s and go “man I’m like 5 black buttons short for my project” and then they go to the button isle and all of the buttons are ornately designed except for the single overpriced bag of regular black buttons.

[etichete]

Etitech supplier of personalised garment labels, specialised in printed fabric labels, care labels, brand name and other custom clothing labels for sewing. Usualy care labels assist the brand label in subtly reminding the consumer of who they’re wearing, long after the swing tag has been removed. Care labels are usually printed either on a satin material or a more natural looking cotton material.

[writerthreads]

Fabrics types: a list of words

By Writerthreads on Instagram

Hopefully these descriptors can help with making your writing more detailed!

Natural Fabrics

Plant-Based

Cotton

Linen

Hemp

Jute

Bamboo

Animal-Based

Wool (e.g., Merino, Cashmere, Mohair, Alpaca)

Silk

Leather

Suede

Fur

Synthetic Fabrics

Polyester

Nylon

Acrylic

Spandex (Elastane, Lycra)

Rayon (Viscose, Modal, Lyocell)

Neoprene

Polypropylene

Knitted Fabrics

Jersey

Rib Knit

Pique Knit

Sweater Knit

Woven Fabrics

Plain Weave

Poplin

Muslin

Broadcloth

Canvas

Chambray

Twill Weave

Denim

Tweed

Herringbone

Gabardine

Satin Weave

Satin

Charmeuse

Crepe-back Satin

Luxury Fabrics

Velvet

Silk

Brocade

Damask

Organza

Taffeta

Lightweight Fabrics

Chiffon

Georgette

Organza

Voile

Tulle

Lawn

Heavyweight Fabrics

Denim

Corduroy

Canvas

Tweed

Wool

Textured Fabrics

Corduroy

Seersucker

Crêpe

Bouclé

Terrycloth

Sheer Fabrics

Chiffon

Lace

Organza

Mesh

Tulle

Durable Fabrics

Denim

Canvas

Twill

Leather

Eco-Friendly Fabrics

Organic Cotton

Hemp

Bamboo

Tencel (Lyocell)

Recycled Polyester

Some of these are duplicated, but just help with organising the fabrics depending on what you're looking for! Hope this helps!

[tinydefector]

I was just interested if you were a suckered for the clothing and fabric and perfume trope as I am. In the sense where fabrics and a abundance of organic flora was considered more common for higher class cybertronains but that even then it was pretty scarce. Imagine a bot or con after getting over their fears or mild disgust of the squishness of humans so to speak the next few things they notice is how many types of hair there are. How many styles and how many different ways to dye said hair. It drives them nuts the feel such softer fibers all together to make a more denser form. Curled,staight,wavy it all catches their optics. Painted nails almost similar to paint for their frames. Tattoos so intriguing. A human willingly damaging their surface that is more fragile than their metallic frames. It's a living scar. And they can't help but slowly come to love it to when they see how much their human complain does. But fabric? God they almost get drunk off of it. When they get a hug they shiver at the smooth article that brushes on their frame. The variety. So many styles and colors. So many meaning behind patterns and techniques. They can't help but almost grow jealous hearing how far back a simple stich can come from in human history. Humanity dressing itself in plush silks and flimsy polyester but it's all gold compared to what the cybertronains have come to crave. Imagine them having made themselves smaller so they could be inside your living space and they can't help but notice all the fabrics. All the plush surfaces. Their in heaven fully convinced they're going to meet the great primes. And if you had a scented burning candle? Sweet or citrus they can't help but want to inhale deeply to capture the scent. Perfumes? God their drunk whenever a human walks into a enclosed space because all mechs and femmes are fighting themselves to not snatch you up and keep you. If you use scented body wash or scented lotion then can practically taste it on your skin if you are near or hug them. They crave it when it's late at night and they've got you sobbing and thighs shaking as they kiss and lap at your scented thighs. And if theirs multiple humans in a space? That almost has a bot slurring their words as iff they just had the best energon. Just some thoughts haha I'm very sorry it's so long. I'm just a suckered for all these headcanons and just how while they may be disgusted and have hatred for humanity some fo them can't help but swoon for so many qualitys of their human companions that are nothing like their skin. So soft and complaint and so very warm at heart.

So I do have some fics on this stuff one is

Ratchet x reader. Involving perfumes effecting cybertronians like a sex potion or sex pollen.

Then I have

Starscream x reader. Involving the infamous dress and him testing out different outfits on his partner.

This small collection of bots reacting to nipple piercings (was like my first fic I ever wrote here)

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I am quite a sucker for the clothing and fabric and perfume trope. I really enjoy writing cybertronians who adore seeing their partner drapped in shimmering fabrics. Becuase to the human its could just be a satin sheet, but to the cybertronian it is luxury, it showcases so much about you and every chance they get they love getting to just feel or touch the fabrics.

Imagine: your cybertronian is sat on theirs berth which is a mix of almost foam matting(yoga mat/ expanding foam) They don't lay on just metal but it's not particularly comfortable for their human. So one day, they introduced them to memory foam, and its like the bots world has opened up. It becomes a soft, comfortable recharge. But as you start bringing sheets, blankets, and your pillows, it makes the bots feel as if they are falling in love. They love it when you drape the soft fabric over them and make yourself almost a next on their chassis with the soft bedding. To they it feels like a luxury that you are pampering them even if it's just to make yourself more comfortable. It's the fact you leave them in their suite on their berth take makes their spark clench in delight knowing you'll be coming back.

I also tend to write cybertronains have alot more nasal sensors and detectors to the point they can break down the partials to annalise them. The smell of fresh lining is something that effects them almost like catnip with a cat. They will roll around in the fabric optics wide. Engines roaring in delight. As their joints squeak and clank against the walls.

I also love writing that Fabric was something that only the Highest of society had on cybertron, but mainly due to have small the fibers are it is extremely hard for cybertronains to replicate the material, so it fetched for high prices when Imported from organic planets. If you were of the lower classes, you would be lucky if you had a tarp or some sort of soft plastic as it was also still very sort after. So you can imagine how the cybertronains reacted once on earth, even while undercover. Fabric is such a huge part of human culture that cybertronians, when they find even just a pretty scrap of Fabric, keep it as a token. As if to say "frag you" to the universe.

But I can also see a human finding the stash of Fabric cut off's and offering to sew them all together in an almost patchwork like blanket for their bot and you can bet your ass you will have that cybertronian on thier knees worshipping you for it.

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"Hey, we have hail forecasted," their voice calls out to the vehicle parked in the driveway. The cybertronian is rather quiet as they register what was said to them. "It isn't acid rain, so it won't be anything too bad." they try to argue only to have a large old blanket thrown over them. "Hey, what are you doing?" It sends shock throught their system having something so soft drapped over their frame.

"I'm covering you up so you don't get hail damage, I sadly can't get you into the garage at the moment so the next best thing I can do is cover you up with some blankets and a tarp so you don't get damaged by ice falling out of the sky" they explain as they throw another over the vehicle. Making sure to fully cover the bot before throwing a waterproof tarp over them, too. "Sorry, I don't have anything better than this, but it will keep you dry and our of harm's way." Those words hit their spark in a way they never would have thought it would. They are left almost speechless, cosy, and somewhat warm as the hailstorm rolls in.

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When it comes to hair colour, skin colour, and tattoos. It fascinates them so much to see such diversity and colour on a species they originally believed to be quite dull. It gets to the point when making their holoform avatars they love exploring and expressing themselves as if making a sims character. Even going as far as some get custom paint jobs of the tattoos, they get on their avatars because, for them, it's the closest thing they can have to tattoos. But think about you getting a tattoo in a shop right across from where your cybertronian partner is getting their paint job because it was a cute couples day out.

And don't get me started on how much cybertronians love human's hair. The fibers are so different to them and they love the feeling of it, they just have to be very careful when running a digit theought thier lovers hair as to not get it jammed in the joints causing you pain.

Another thing that cybertronians are fascinated by is humans' willingness to injure themselves in the name of beauty. From tattoos, piercings, injections, and surgery. In honesty, it's not that different from frame ulteration, but they don't know how a human can do it. The bots can turn their pain sensors off while humans are just soldier on through it.

I love the idea that the bots also horde car freshners that their humans get them. It becomes a full-on pokemon card situation of them trading double ups, begging their partner to get them others so they can rub it in their friends' faces. But air freshners weren't a thing until Earth, and the bots love how it makes their frame smell different from the oil, grease, and car smell.

But perfumes gods I love the idea that perfumes have a certain chemical reaction to Cybertronian systems to the point to turns them into a raging horny bot who can't get enough of how your skin taste and how desperately they try to literally lick the perfume off your skin as if it were the riches and most expensive high grade energex on the market. It also leads to a lot of personal working with the bots not being allowed to wear perfume/cologne. Deodorants don't affect them the same way, but they also enjoy how they smell quite a bit.

But yes I love the idea of perfumes pretty much working like a pheromone spray and don't get me started on actual pheromones spray, your not leaving that bots berth for atleast 3 days, they will bring you food, water and anything you want but it literally overrides their system protocol and makes them desperate to breed you.

In conclusion, DO NOT wear perfume or Pheromone spray near the bots unless you don't intend to be leaving the berth for at least 3 days if not more becyase they can and will keep you their.

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[squeakadeeks]

"that damn white boy keeps coming into my dungeon and eating all my various beafts" - Thistle

YIPPEE Thistle is done! Dungeon meshi has had my brain in a gorilla grip for months and I really wanted to make something from it. I was already drawn towards Thistle for his jester aesthetic, but I ended up becoming quite fond of his character too, which I am oft to do haha. He was a fun one to add accents to and play around with his various vibes, although blunt cutting his bangs physically pained me.

The main jacket is made of 3 yards of purple microsudede and red matte satin, both from big Z fabrics. The pattern was McCall's M6800 (one of my all time favorites!)

There are organza sleeve petticoats in the arms to add extra volume. Additional weathering was added to the seams using black pigment powders for dimension. The underskirt is a full double circle skirt. The wig is an arda wigs luthern silky in mica. the arms are a polyester ribbed fabric from joanns that was dyed purple. (fun fact! I did actually attempt to dye the microsuede with a blue/purple gradient but holy moses this polyester microsuede absolutely refuses to uptake dye. I tried valiantly, but ultimately made peace with just purple)

[cottoncandylesbo]

if i could get you all to make one change in your lives this year, it'd be to stop buying plastic-based clothing. polyester, satin, and acrylic are all plastic fibers. they pill, don't retain heat, wick and hold in sweat, and fall apart far easier than real fabrics. one 100% cotton sweatshirt will protect you from cold and stay together longer than five polyester ones will. please check the tags on the things you purchase for material!!! cotton ftw!!!!

[mayakern]

why are the petticoats so expensive? everything comparable on Amazon is like 15-20 bucks. ive got one myself and the fabric is already quite decent. now obviously the one i bought won't work for everybody but i can't for the life of me figure out why yours are $60 more. what's the draw

it's all down to the quality of material + the cost of ethical labor

our petticoats are made in a factory with certifications for both ethical labor and responsible textile production, which means workers are paid fairly and have good working conditions and the factory doesn't use harmful chemicals like formaldehyde or materials like lead to process the fabric, which is very common in cheap clothing.

our petticoats also use real tulle instead of organdy and a real satin blend instead of polyester. because of this and the quality sewing, these petticoats are built to last you for a considerable amount of time, given the proper care.

our petticoats aren't going to be a viable option for everyone and i recognize that, which is why i'm not deleting my cheaper petticoat recommendations from my FAQ. but for those who can afford it, that is why they are more expensive.

[no-name-publishing]

El Dorado and Peregrine by @nigeltde-fic

Very excited to finally have these two incredible stories on my shelves, and grateful to the author for having written them. Some extra glamour shots and writing below the cut like always

The bookcloth is plain linen bookcloth that I've painted with gold and bronze fabric paint and set with an iron. I struggled for a while to decide what materials this should be done with, and ran some experiments that all kind of blew up in my face lol. Sometimes the tried and true is such for a reason.

The top endbands are sewn with a single strand of satin finish cotton sewing thread, around a worsted weight cotton yarn core coated with PVA glue. The bottom, 'golden' endbands are sewing with a single strand of yellow polyester thread, so that it can be kinda shiny looking.

And a cheeky little video to show the insides, including original art. The fonts used were Century for the main body, and Calfine for the decorative. Thanks for lookin!

[sanchivelvets]

The Modern Elegance of Foil Print and Digital Print Velvet Fabrics at Sanchi Velvets

Velvet, with its timeless beauty and luxurious texture, has always been a fabric that exudes sophistication. But in recent years, advancements in printing techniques have brought new life to this classic fabric. Foil print velvet fabric and digital print velvet fabric are two exciting innovations that are revolutionizing the world of velvet design. At Sanchi Velvets, we offer an exquisite selection of these prints, combining the plush luxury of velvet with cutting-edge design aesthetics. Let's take a closer look at these two stunning velvet fabrics and how they can elevate your creations.

Foil Print Velvet Fabric: A Touch of Glamour and Shine

Foil print velvet fabric is a unique fusion of classic velvet's plush texture with a metallic foil print that adds an element of shimmer and shine. This fabric is perfect for adding drama and sophistication to any design. The foil print is often applied in intricate patterns or bold designs, creating a stunning contrast against the deep, rich hues of velvet.

Key Features of Foil Print Velvet Fabric

Eye-catching Shine: The metallic foil print reflects light beautifully, giving the fabric an added dimension and making it stand out in any setting.

Sophisticated Designs: Foil print velvet often features geometric patterns, floral motifs, or abstract designs, which can add an extra layer of elegance and modernity to the fabric.

Versatile Applications: From evening gowns to home decor accessories, foil print velvet is perfect for creating pieces that require a touch of glamour. It’s ideal for fashion-forward pieces like statement jackets, skirts, and accessories or for luxury upholstery, cushions, and curtains.

Textural Contrast: The soft, velvety feel of the fabric combined with the shiny foil print creates an interesting contrast, making it a luxurious and tactile fabric choice.

At Sanchi Velvets, you can explore a variety of foil print velvet fabrics in an array of colors, patterns, and finishes. Whether you're designing for the runway or for a sophisticated living room makeover, foil print velvet offers an exquisite combination of style and texture.

Digital Print Velvet Fabric: Bold Designs with Precision

Digital print velvet fabric is a modern take on traditional velvet, using digital printing technology to create intricate, detailed patterns directly onto the velvet. This technique allows for highly precise designs, including photorealistic images, vivid color gradients, and complex illustrations. Digital printing has made it easier to produce vibrant, customized velvet fabric with fine details that would be difficult to achieve with other printing methods.

Key Features of Digital Print Velvet Fabric

Intricate Designs: Digital printing allows for incredibly detailed and precise patterns, from floral and abstract designs to intricate landscapes and geometric shapes. This gives designers endless possibilities for creating unique, personalized fabric.

Vibrant Color: The digital printing process ensures that colors appear crisp and vibrant, giving the fabric a fresh, modern appeal.

Perfect for Statement Pieces: Digital print velvet is perfect for fashion designs that need bold, standout patterns. From high-fashion dresses to statement blazers and accessories, digital print velvet allows designers to push the boundaries of creativity.

High-Quality Finish: Despite the bold prints, digital print velvet maintains the luxurious texture and softness of traditional velvet, making it an ideal choice for both apparel and interior decor.

Sanchi Velvets’ digital print velvet fabrics are available in a stunning range of designs, from floral and paisley patterns to more contemporary, artistic graphics. The result is a beautiful combination of plush texture and bold design, perfect for those looking to make a statement.

Choosing Between Foil Print and Digital Print Velvet Fabrics

When deciding between foil print velvet fabric and digital print velvet fabric, the choice largely depends on the aesthetic you're aiming for and the purpose of your design.

Foil Print Velvet is ideal if you're seeking a fabric that combines the opulent texture of velvet with a shimmering, metallic effect. It’s perfect for high-fashion pieces, evening wear, or any design where you want to introduce a bit of glamour and shine. Additionally, the reflective nature of foil prints makes it great for home decor pieces where you want to add an element of light and sparkle.

Digital Print Velvet is best suited for those who want to incorporate intricate patterns, vivid colors, and detailed designs into their fabric. This option is perfect for designers who want to create standout, custom pieces or those looking to print complex, one-of-a-kind illustrations on velvet.

Conclusion: Discover the Future of Velvet at Sanchi Velvets

At Sanchi Velvets, we are proud to offer a wide range of premium velvet fabrics, including foil print velvet fabric and digital print velvet fabric. Each fabric brings its own unique set of benefits to the table—foil print velvet offers an alluring shine and sophistication, while digital print velvet pushes the boundaries of design with bold, intricate prints. No matter what your project requires, our velvet fabrics are sure to provide the luxurious texture and stunning visuals you need.

Explore the future of velvet at Sanchi Velvets today and bring your creative vision to life with our exclusive selection of foil print and digital print velvet fabrics. Whether you're designing for fashion or home decor, these fabrics will add a touch of modern elegance and innovation to your work.

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[els-wonderland]

Ranking Bridgerton Outfits: Season 1 Penelope

Photo credits to Tv Costumes on Pinterest!

Penelope's Debut Dress, Episode 1

I love this dress! It's one of the only Penelope dresses this season with the Season 3 fit that doesn't cut the bust in half. The undertones of greenish-yellow on the cream fabric look lovely with her red hair, and the jewelery is understated and elegant for her presentation to the Queen. No notes.

2. Pink Floral Dress, Episode 2

She looks so fru-fru in the best possible way. The floral embellishments pop here and there without looking garish, and the accessories of her frilled sheer gloves and the flower-and-ribbon headpiece tie everything together so sweetly. Her hair is great too, with the one long ringlet.

3. Lacy Green Dress, Episode 3

Give Penelope more greens like this! Her hair almost reminds me of 1960s updo, and the diadem and necklace tie in well with the lace overskirt. I love the scallopy pattern of the flowers on the lace, it makes her look a bit mermaid-y!

4. Pink Feather(ington) Dress, Episode 6

This one is just so delicate and ethereal, the feathered appliques against the pink satin bodice make her look like an angel. Do you see her walking down the hallway, with that pleated skirt flowing behind her? The only thing that doesn't work with this look is the necklace, it's just too harsh for the softness of the other accessories.

5. Pink Fern Dress, Episode 3

1989 Little Mermaid, take notes. This is how you do red hair with a vibrant shade of pink.

6. Garden Ballgown, Episode 1

So pretty, almost fairy-like with the sprinkling of little flowers in her hair. Something about the overskirt with the flowers climbing up over the already flowery fabric reminds me of a rambling meadow. I don't even mind the polyester gloves, because at least they match decently well.

7. Butterfly Ballgown, Episode 1

Is it in your face? Obviously. Is it giving more Art Nouveau than 1813? Yes. But a little campy? Her prettiest yellow dress? Inexplicable how she could blend into a crowd in something like this? Yeh

8. 'Sunflower' Dress, Episode 3

Probably one of the most historically accurate costumes all season. In certain lights it gets into the nauseating yellow green that I hate on Pen, and the pink gloves are heinous, but I give love the froofy like gathered sleeves, the lower cut of the bust, and the details of the train.

9. Regency Barbie, Episode 7

Nicola Coughlan and the costume designers really predicted Diplomat Babrie all the way back in 2020. The little band of posies around the bust really makes this look for me, thought I could do without the big chunky necklace. Portia definitely picked that out for her.

10. Yellow Walking Dress, Episode 4

Cute! So cute! The shimmery polka dots remind me of a Barbie doll yet again, and the light pink trimming and rosettes under the sleeves make this one memorable for me. Surprisingly simple for a Penelope look.

11. Flowered Promo Dress, Episode 3

I do prefer the promo version with the tiara to the flower, but I'm not mad at it. I think I'd find this dress very over-the-top if it had flowered appliques all the way down, but the way they peter out into tendrils across the skirt puts me in the mind of a country garden. It's nice to see some pops of red on Pen.

12. Orange Leaf Dress, Episodes 1 and 3

I wish they gave Penelope more over-the forehead curls as opposed to the little clusters on either side of her face. Little curls on the forehead feel more 1810s than the latter. The yellow adds a lot more dimension to this fabric, and I do prefer the yellow/ruched trim to the yellow and orange ribbon/plain neckline.

13. Engagement Dress, Episode 6

I don't even mind the black waistband. In fact I'm kind of a fan-it's giving Parisian-themed bedroom-but the white lace descending from it rubs me the wrong way. Love her big, fluffy ringlets.

14. Floral Spencer, Episodes 3 and 5

It's giving a bit of Hawaiian shirt, but I kind of love the combination of the froggy green, saffron yellow, and flamingo pink. I like how the appliques overlap the edges of her spencer, the slightly overgrown vibe of some of her flowered looks really scratches my brain.

15. Yellow Flowered Dress, Episode 8

Abhor the way they did her hair here. The fabric is so dainty, but the dress is a little boring, and I hate the chunky necklaces on her.

16. Grandma's Couch Dress, Episode 7

Grandma's couch/pos. A very soft, cushy, slightly musty-smelling couch. Don't like the centered corsage, it doesn't match anything else on the outfit, and they need to stop putting that necklace with so many otherwise nice looks.

17. Pilled Dress, Episode 8

This dress looks like it's wool covered with pills, and the dark green and hot pink of her necklace and hair ornaments respectively pull my eye from the dress, which I honestly don't mind, because the fabric looks itchy as all hell.

18. Yellow Floral Promenade Outfit, Episode 2

If they'd just take away that waistband, give her a gauzier shawl, and stop piling her hair so high, this one wouldn't be half bad.

19. Yellow Dinner Dress, Episode 4

I truly do believe that pinks and greens suit Pen better than these bright yellows, or even just a more pastel yellow.

20. Dandelion Dress, Episodes 3 and 6

I understand why Pen is holding her arms like that, because having those little yellow balls rubbing against my bare skin would drive me absolutely crazy.

21. Meeting Marina Dress, Episode 1

The hair and that big ol' bow really ruin this one. The fabric looks so peachy and light with her red hair, and I just think some soft curls falling around her shoulders would make her look like such a doll.

22. Yellow Upholstery Dress, Episode 5

This looks like a Target throw pillow. Burn than necklace.

23. 'Mine Is Yellow' Evening Gown, Episode 8

I CANNOT STAND the greenish-gray look of the embroidery on the bodice, which is sad because her hair looks perfect. The cut of the bodice is cutting her bust in half.

24. Chartreuse and Pink Dress, Episode 8

Frankly pukey-looking. The pink trim makes it infinitely worse.

25. Tadpole Dress, Episode 1

Something about this fabric just reminds me of those Tiktoks of people putting frog eggs in jars. That pink shawl is not necessary.

26. Black and Chartreuse Dress, Episode 1

See above- the green, the pink, the black-no.

[hellofeanor]

Upgrades to my Annatar costume are underway! Bought some new fabric (textured wool) today to remake the robe. I am doing this because I hate myself and desperately want to spend another eleven hours painting fabric in the garage.

This means I'll be selling the old robe. HOWEVER: I'll be removing the gold leaf trim (because seriously fuck ever doing that again), and all the beads, since I want to reuse those. I'll leave on the items I don't need to reuse, which are the black silk collar facing, black and gold satin cuff facing, and velcro closures.

Size specs: robe was made to my measurements, which roughly correspond to a US size 4. Fits chest 89 cm/35 inches, but since it just wraps around and is not fitted, it could probably accommodate a chest measurement of 99 cm / 39 inches. If you're interested and want to send me your measurements, I can always adjust my dressform to check fit. Length is for somebody 175 cm/5'9" plus two inch heels. But can easily be cut shorter OR, depending on how you attach the gold trim, made a few inches longer.

Fabric is polyester velvet (I think... haven't actually tested) and pattern is stencilled on with spray paint and then done again by hand with paint markers. Velvet really does make the paint fade out, so you may want to go over it again. I can share the Amazon link to the paint markers I used. Closes via two velcro tabs on the shoulders. All inside seams are serged to finish. Cuff facing is black and gold satin.

Again, gold leaf trim and beads will be removed and are NOT included. No other costume pieces (belt, under sleeves, shoulder leather) included: only the pared down robe. But if you want my patterns for any of the excluded items, I can send those for free.

USD $70 OBO plus shipping. Paypal only, unless you live in Canada, in which case you can get the super deluxe sale price of CAD $70 plus shipping if you pay via Interac. Can ship worldwide via regular post, FedEx, or UPS, your choice.

Inbox me if interested. Include your rough location (province/state or country) if you want a shipping estimate.

[thecursedprince]

Disney Wish: Asha Limited Edition Doll 🌟✨

Releasing November 5, 2024 🇬🇧

Edition Size: 2,100

USA Date Coming Soon

Shine like a star and celebrate Wish with this limited-edition Asha doll. Follow Asha on her quest to Rosas, the extraordinary kingdom of wishes. What lies ahead is an adventure that requires a leap of faith. Asha and Star are presented with fine craftsmanship and detailing, varied fabrics and embroidered accents. Disney Artists are proud to present this fine doll that is sure to be treasured by fans and collectors.Magic in the details

Inspired by Disney Animation Studios' animated feature Wish (2023)

Limited edition of 2,100

Certificate of Authenticity

Asha doll

Expressive sculpting and fine detailing

Deluxe costume with textured fabrics

Gathered tunic with contrast long sleeves

Embroidered accents

Pleated print underskirt

Moulded belt with cord trim

Metallic beaded necklace

Finely styled braided hair

Rooted eylashes

Moulded shoes

Includes translucent Star and wand accessories

Doll stand

Collectors' window display packaging with golden foil accents and satin carry ribbon

Created for Disney Store

The bare necessities

Asha: H40.5cm approx.

Star: H2.5cm approx.

Packaging: H47.5 x W28 x D14.5cm approx.

Made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS plastic), polypropylene (PP) and polyester

Safety

Warning: Not a toy - keep away from children

Item No. 416148180786

[etichete]

satin care labels

Soft satin care labels, made to your design. Personalized garment labels, ideal for clothes or any textile product, printed on satin as brand labels.