I present cute keaychains in a shape of KeeKee - the magical kitten key from the Hazbin Hotel series 🔥🐱
Dimensions: 20cm x 15cm ❤️
Price per piece: 15$/15EUR + sq
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Behold a Perfectly Generic Object!
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Selling an empty drreeeeaaammmm Of cars and calories!!
So gee plushie.... I really can't believe I actually took the time to sew this little guy.. he's so tiny! He's like the size of my hand lol..
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hell naww who invited bro😭😭
after like 2 hrs of handsewing hes finally done!! sorry that hes not 10 ft tall i tried my best
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When I say the photos do not do her justice...
They simply ✨DO NOT✨ do her justice. 😍
Center metal work is custom from Seralunis Jewelry 💕
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Just popping in from my hiatus to throw this little guy out there. I am scared for todays eps so I want to share my delusion with y’all where tech is in fact fine and lives with me in plush form along with crosshair and soon to be the rest of the batch
I wish all of us good luck in the coming hours, and I pray that we all survive intact
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This jacket is the result of more than 2 and a half years of work, entirely handsewn! It represents the interest in equestrian and equestrian-inspired clothing as fashionable attire in Europe during the late 17th and into the 18th centuries.
I copied it from a jacket held by the Met Costume Institute, accession number 1981.314.2. When I emailed out to them for more information about the jacket, one of the collections people was even kind enough to pull it out of storage and take some detailed shots of the exterior AND interior (thanks Marci!!!)
The Met dates it to the 2nd quarter of the 18th century which could be true--but there are several features of this jacket that could easily be dated earlier to the late 17th century, like the button size and layout. I plan to mull over this more in a later post. At least, I would definitely place it in the earlier end of that 1725-1750 range. However, I chose to style it for the 1730s/1740s because it's Fun For Me 🙂!
One of the most fun parts was gathering accessories to go with the jacket! I steamed a wool hat blank into the tricorn shape and applied the silver trim, made some detachable undersleeves based on paintings by Pietro Longhi, and threw together a matching neck ribbon as if I was some kind of ornamental poodle
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WIP of the blackwork square design. It’s beginning to look so striking as all the elements come together.
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Skyrim barbie (now with sword)
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why wouldn't you embroider every article of clothing you own if you could??
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Propin, Goddess of Love, for @ardourie, art by @ardourie
[Handsewn Plush Doll - Minky and Anti Pill Fleece body / Crepe Back Satin clothing]
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