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For all those mermaids out there, here you can find how to make a shell-top.

Here are my tutorials on making Japanese outfits.

* Making a hakama
* Putting on a hakama

* Japanese vest / kimono without sleeves
* Japanese vest / kimono with small sleeves
* Japanese vest / kimono with long sleeves

Here is my tutorial to make a petticoat.

I have some cat-ears and -tails for sale on my site: (click ) As I make them myself, you always can decide on the colors that you like.

I have some cat-ears and -tails for sale on my site: (click ) As I make them myself, you always can decide on the colors that you like.

I hope this will help you.

Or you could use clear nailpolish or if you very carefully, and your fabric is synthetic, you can burn the hem using a glowing incentstick.

You can find tutorials on [url=thhp://www.the-mermaid.tk]my site[/url] (=> tutorials and scroll down to the second part) on making Japanse clothes

Here is a tutorial on making a Japanese Hakama and here is a tutorial how to put it on the right way.

The skirts just starts out as very big donuts.

I'll be there all three days as a dealers selling alot of cosplay- and doll-stuff.

Is a tutorial also good?

* making a Hakama
* Putting on a hakama
* White vest
* Black vest

Or you could just follow the tutorials in ly site:

* making a hakama
* putting on a hakama
* undervest made in white fabric
* topvest made in colored fabric

Here you can find a tutorial with pic on making a Japanese hakama and here you can find a tutorial on putting on that hakama.

Here you can find tutotials on makeing a wearing hakama's and Japanese vests. (Just scroll down to the second half for the English tutorials)

Yep, it's that kind of string and the thinkness I use is 0,9mm if it needs to be very stiff and 0,6mm if it's not so stiff. I feed it into het rollhem will I'm sewing it. You can see it in this pic (but you cann't see the treat in the pic as it invissible for my camera )

I have a self-made Kero-chan pluchie for sale at my site.

Here is a tutorial with pics for making a petticoat.

I have some tutorials on my site to:

* to make a petticoat
* to make a Japanese hakama
* to put on a Japanese hakama
* to make a Japanese vest / kimono without sleeves
* to make a Japanese vest / kimono with small sleeves
* to make a Japanese vest / kimono with long sleeves

Just put some (bear)stuffing in those rolls on the bottom of your skirt, that helps to keep it in shape, but is still easy for sitting en washing.

I have cat eye lenses and thay are on prescipion. Without lenses I cann't see anything and I have those cat lenses for more then 10 years (but I wear them about 1 or 2 a year). And I wear daily color contacts for more then 15 years, without any problems. If you get the right lenses, then they won't ...

The best fabric far that outfit will be cotton.

This is a moogle-outfit that I commisioned for a girl.
She desined it and I made it.

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How to make a hakama (only measurments)

amphigory had some nice and good quality wigs.

I make and sell cat-ears in fake-fur (and other stuff) on my costumesite.

I make and sell elf-ears. :wink: big ones at $10 a pare (+p&p). They are about 13 cm long. normal small ones at $5 a pare (+p&p). They are about 6cm long. thin small ones at $5 a pare (+p&p). They are about 6cm long. All 3 sorts are in latex and glue on to you ear with spirit gum. If you are interes...

I used a very dark gray synthetic fabric (doesn't wrinkels) for the skirt an dthe same fabric in black for the top.
For the lace I've cut out the flowers of several lenghts of coloured lace and hand-sewned them on the sleeves and skirt.
I made this outfit for a friend.

Thanks.

For the Moogle wings I used fabric and some boning together with stuffing for the stifness. These are very small ones, for big ones I sugest wire instead of boning.

For my Sailor Moon wings: I used white cardboard cut to size, sandwiched some wire in between 2 layers of cardboard and hotglued the feathers on.