Masaomi Again.
Mar. 20th, 2009 02:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
setraJacket is... a step or two from finished. BUT it looks good. Actually like... I don't totally hate it. This is probably a bad sign.
Before I put the final fasteners on the jacket I get to make a chest binder. I have all the supplies, and my machine is finally not in a delicate situation where I can't change settings (when I started doing the research, I was in the middle of the metallic thread zig-zag applique madness) but I'm too tired to start it tonight anyway. Trust the civil war reenactors to be supporting me in my freaky crossdressing hobby. (Speaking of crossdressing as ahobby lifestyle, I did find these today, but for the cost, I'll experiment with the muslin first.
I want to know the extent of chest compression that I'll get before I go about making sure that the jacket fits correctly and fastens right.
Tomorrow on my errands, I'm planning to wear my boots (the Gogos), to make sure that they fit and I'm used to them. One of said errands is to get photos developed (probably at Walmart). I've decided that I get to start on my scrapbook tomorrow or Saturday. (Must also remember to grab some full-size versions ofmouse_art's Saku and Kagetoki's photos.) I should probably wait until I have the pants patterned and cut out so I can have photos of them too... meh. Whenever I start it, it'll give me a good idea of the process I've been through and let me organize my thoughts about the costume. I think that's what really helped me process Saku and Kagetoki /and/ find the details that we missed documenting or detailing.
But for now. I really need to sleep, lest I end up sleeping until time for tennis tomorrow and not running any errands at all.
Before I put the final fasteners on the jacket I get to make a chest binder. I have all the supplies, and my machine is finally not in a delicate situation where I can't change settings (when I started doing the research, I was in the middle of the metallic thread zig-zag applique madness) but I'm too tired to start it tonight anyway. Trust the civil war reenactors to be supporting me in my freaky crossdressing hobby. (Speaking of crossdressing as a
I want to know the extent of chest compression that I'll get before I go about making sure that the jacket fits correctly and fastens right.
Tomorrow on my errands, I'm planning to wear my boots (the Gogos), to make sure that they fit and I'm used to them. One of said errands is to get photos developed (probably at Walmart). I've decided that I get to start on my scrapbook tomorrow or Saturday. (Must also remember to grab some full-size versions of
mouse_art's Saku and Kagetoki's photos.) I should probably wait until I have the pants patterned and cut out so I can have photos of them too... meh. Whenever I start it, it'll give me a good idea of the process I've been through and let me organize my thoughts about the costume. I think that's what really helped me process Saku and Kagetoki /and/ find the details that we missed documenting or detailing.But for now. I really need to sleep, lest I end up sleeping until time for tennis tomorrow and not running any errands at all.
