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I've been working on this for about 2 months now. Ever since I first found out that Jem fashions & shoes from Hasbro fit Moxie Teenz, I've wanted to customise a Moxie Teenz Tristen as Jem.
Her "Jerrica" wig & fashion isn't complete, but tonight I finally repainted her eyebrows and enhanced her make-up. The excellent opaline stockings came from Laura at The Daughter Who Sews, and the fashion is from the 1st Edition Jem from 1986.
Earrings came from ebay. Alas, they do not light up...
This duffle is constructed with the client in mind. It features a media pocket, custom sized internal pockets that fit all the client's electronic tote needs, and beautiful fabric! it is constructed entirely with a 1948 Singer treadle sewing machine.
Those polka dot purses have been well and truly customised with cupcake, rubber duckie and watermelon charms and a few hearts and flowers. I think I might have to do some more. Available to buy now! See askingfortrouble.wordpress.com for more info
Suffolk Puff Top. Originally I was unhappy with the Suffolk Puffs, they were too bright. I dip dyed the whole top in a weak solution of grey dye. Then I attacked the puffs with a nutmeg grater to break them down a little and make them less pristine. This was before I started on it a boring and cheep tunic top from B.H.S
Harris Museum & Art Gallery teamed up with Rags to Bitches to host a vintage fashion customising event on Wednesday May 6th.
Photo by Sine Fleet.
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