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This collection photo is vaguely inspired by lolita fashion... but also just an assortment of things I thought would look cute!
Little Tomu is looking for a ghost for little ghost they carry. The thing is, without others to play with, that one will get rather 'playful' and wreck Havoc on all Tomu's plans... they're looking for a friend for self-preservation.
Sporting part of their Full-set outfit (the cloak) and odds-and-ends I've collected. ^^
I made the little leaf in Tomu's hair.
Did you know I adore plum blossoms? :) Well, I do. So I decided to make a maiko henshin set... or a "mini maiko" addition that can be worn by someone even without nihongami. (Tho it's easiest to wear with nihongami, I think...)
I hand dyed the silk, cut out hundreds of petals, and folded, folded, folded. Now I'm done! :) I just need to take another photo of the sagari (falls) ... it's hard to do outside of your studio.
Wearing handmade cotton yukata / (an informal kimono) and silk hairpins, because...because.
All handmade by me.
Dolls are PukiFee's.
I made their kimono of silk kimono fabrics...I love to repurpose old kimono to new art forms, especially if they're not wearable as ordinary kimono any more.
The kimono sets are all made by me. I also made the hair flowers.
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So, semi-modified this kimono to better suit Harri, who's a bit taller than Dee, who last wore it, but a bit smaller chest/waist. Still thinking about that, but I also like the idea of other dolls being able to wear it...
The pink shoes are from Etsy.
Fit to join the Empress Oni's court! And ready to move quickly while she's at it.
The sunglow gold....is such a pretty color. Sets off the dark purple really nicely.
Handmade by me.
Faceup by Studio Bitamin.
Geta by Kilik the Fox.
Two examples of dressing dolls in kimono: left, simply, with just tying it shut, right, with a hashori, or a tuck, and tyed in two places to help the kimono stay closed around the knees.
Handmade Beaded Bracelet Available at my Facebook Store Message me to place a custom order! This bracelet is 8 inches but I can make one to fit any size you need. The beads are glass 4mm round and 4mm bicones. I used 11/0 seed beads and finished it off with a gold plated magnetic clasp.
Hazel is wearing their favorite purple kimono. <3
Nanohana are called "canola blossoms" and are made from hand-dyed silk in a variety of shades for natural variation.
Love early winter flowers. Plum blossoms!
...and a winter chrysanthemum has snuck in.
In miniature. From 1:8 to 1:3 size
Juniper can sit so cutely, don't you think? Love this doll and their gentle expression.
1/3 kimono for sale. Beautiful purple sakura design. Made from vintage kimono fabric.
Faceups by Neko MuChuu (Orion) on instagram. Thank you!
Finally decided their name. ♥ Juniper, the lovely green plant with pretty frosted blue berries...
Also wearing pink kanzashi.
Wearing my silk kimono.
The holly pins look very sweet. The red in the pink is extremely fun for me.
Handmade by me: kimono, kimono accessories, and silk hair ornaments.
Percy is trying on the kimono. This one is a little~ long, so can be worn like hikizuri or tucked up...
Another loo at the blue-green-and-pink kimono with a red under kimono.
Faceup by Studio Bitamin.
Geta by Kilik the Fox.
Xiao Yu put their hair up...
Handmade black kimono. I was experimenting with a different way to sew kimono-- no seam under the bust, but uncut silk across the shoulder. Interesting effect!
Vintage kimono fabric. The obi is tied shibori sash, usually done for younger children's obi, but recently popular for adults as well. ♥
A beautiful kimono detailed with small details, including embroidery and yuzen dying.
The obi is made of cotton this time. ♥
These are handmade silk hairpins. The flowers are made one petal at a time, starting with dying the silk, cutting it into 1cm or 1.5cm squares before being folded into this shape.
Medium size...
took two nights work to make this dress but I think it was worth it I`m very pleased with the result as it very much the Mori style I have been trying to achieve
I made some 1/4 size silk kimono! These leave kanzashi that I've been working on for a few months go really well.
I want to try to finish before the season is long over next time, haha!
Hazel's face plate was just too tempting. I had to do one surreal photo...
All the flowers are handmade by me. The majority are hand-dyed by me too.
This kimono is deceptively simple on the top and sleeves, but from behind you can see this kimono is exquisitely painted. We were happy to buy it and put it together to be worn for years by various 1/3 dolls...
Anyway, who do you think wore it best? Willow is modeling on the Myou Doll 1/3 body.
Leaves are red momiji~ lovely again.