#custom craft

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue July 1957

Over an open jacket, without buttons, Joanna McCormick wears a sleeveless boat-neck sweater-blouse in pale beige cashmere. By Ballantyne. Skirt, by Custom Craft, belt, Calderon. Hair: Frederic Jones.

Sur une veste ouverte, sans boutons, Joanna McCormick porte, un pull-blouse sans manches à col bateau en cachemire beige pâle. Par Ballantyne. Jupe, par Custom Craft, ceinture, Calderon. Coiffure : Frederic Jones.

Photo Lionel Kazan vogue archive

[lostlegendaerie]

my ape brain when it gets dark at 4:45pm

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Dog Meshi.

[krystalkleardesignz]

I respect your opinion but I just think it's ridiculous, png design, Digital Download

[the-chaos-crows-victory]

Customising my stuff with trinkets and embroidery

[sillybeanies]

how to make your own beanie buddy!!

first: sacrifice a beanie D: this was a damaged and worn zip the cat. farewell sweet prince. thanks for your service. anyway take that beanie to bits

iron the pieces and trace them to make a pattern (make notes about how to reassemble NOW before you forget!)

Ask your sister to use her work printer to blow up the pattern from A5 to A3! thats four times bigger!!

get some plushy fabric from the craft store and get tracing and cutting (using medical scissors from that surgery you had four years ago)

SEW THAT BABY TOGETHER and then pick apart the head because you messed up AND THEN SEW IT BACK TOGETHER PROPERLY!!

make a little face :3 eyes, nose and whiskers!!

fill that beast with BEANS using your sister's hamilton shotglass (and some fluff for the head and body)

sew her up.... and take some photos!!

optional step: repeat the process to make some siblings!

[poodlepincushion]

Second round of custom button puppets!

[retrogamingblog2]

Custom Pokemon Gameboy Advance Consoles made by GamerGirlGameboyMods

[jasperthehatchet]

my bag 🌿⛓️🌻⚙️ more details in the image ID and more pics below

I found a small plain black leather backpack at the thrift store for $6 and made it my own :) I used silver sharpie for the swirls and made the buttons all myself with the exception of the metal ones

[Image ID: a small black leather backpack covered in patches, buttons, safety pins, studs and silver and metalic green spirals in the spaces with no patches. There are four patches on the front, an orange patch with a white trans rights symbol sewn on with white thread, and a circular green patch with a simplistic sun and moon drawin on it in black (a mirrormask patch) sewn on with black thread. And on the front pocket on the bottom, theres a dark green band patch with white lettering that says "she past away" sewn on with white thread and a black patch next to it with a red anarchy symbol sewn on the bag with red thread. There are silver spike studs lining the edges of the bag along the zipper and on the front pocket as well as soda tabs sewn onto the front pocket flap with off-white thread. And on both sides of the pocket there are safety pins decorating the empty space next to it. There are four pins on the side of the bag, a light green and white spiral pin, a light green and white "eat the rich" pin, and a metal fairy pin on the top half, and theres a metal frog with an umbrella pin on the front pocket in-between the two patches. Theres also a small orange carabiner on the pocket zipper.

On the left side of the bag, there is a patch on the bottom where a side pocket would normally be. An off-white band patch that says "bauhaus" in black lettering and it's sewn on with black thread, and there are silver spirals around it filling the space. There are some areas I left blank to make the swirls/spirals look like they're hanging down or growing up the bag like vines. There's a horizontal seam above all this that makes the area look like a pocket, and above this seam there's a metal pin with a sun, moon and stars on it.

The right side of the bag, there's no patch where a pocket should be, I instead filled this space with some spirals and more handmade bottle cap buttons. Two buttons, a larger type o negative band button that's black with white thorny vines, and a smaller red band button that says "doom scroll" on it in off-white lettering. Above the seam on this side I drew a bunch of silver spirals that look like they are growing out from behind the seam.

All thread mentioned in this post is embroidery thread, and some groups of spirals drawn on the bag are metallic green. End ID]

Here's the top of the bag as well as the straps that hang down

[Image ID: the bag has a rounded arch shape, and across the top of the leather I drew a cluster of green spirals in between the silver spirals I drew on the sides. There are some blank spots to avoid making the bag look busier than it already is. The loop at the top for hanging the bag is embroidered with a green leafy vine pattern. The same pattern is embroidered on the right strap that hangs down from the bottom of the bag, and on the right one, a gray barbed wire pattern is embroidered. I plan on sewing some more soda tabs onto the top of the bag at some point for the sake of adding more shiny things and also fill up some of that space I mentioned because while I don't want the bag to be too busy, I think the blank space i left on the top is a little too much blank space. End ID]

[sunnysunsins]

My funky aro, ace and aroace earrings for subtle pride moment~ ☆♡♧

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue October 15, 1957

Anne St. Marie in pale pink cashmere and cardigan by Bernhard Altmann, worn with a long pink velvet skirt and a blue-pink ribbon belt. Skirt and belt by, Custom Craft, in Merrimack velvet. Red pumps by, Confetti. Jewelry by, Mosell.

Anne St. Marie en cachemire rose pâle et cardigan de Bernhard Altmann, portée avec une jupe longue en velours rose et une ceinture en ruban bleu-rose. Jupe et ceinture par, Custom Craft, en velours Merrimack. Escarpins rouges par, Confettis. Bijoux par, Mosell.

Photo de John Rawlings vogue archive

[cl0wnzzy]

so i have this bigger fab four project i've been working on since the beginning of last semester, however i refuse to post it until i'm actually done with it soooooo uhhh... have these cool kandi bracelets i made a while back until then!!! :D

now you must sit with the pain of knowing there's a epic post in the future.... mwahahah.

[ink-and-glue]

LpS Gamzee! :o)

[krystalkleardesignz]

[firelise]

I think the other thing i love about Conclave is some of my favorite poets and writers are queer people who are/have been profoundly devoutly religious like the moment i found out benjamin alire sáenz went to monastery and was on track to becoming a priest before becoming a writer I was just like "Aha! That's what it fucking was, that's where this philosophical torturous burden and deep empathy for others I'm feeling from your work comes from" deeply intellectually curious devout clergymen are such interesting people, its delicious, you cant get that shit from anywhere else