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amariel
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[2003-06-25 20:38:45 +0000 UTC]
"Lady in Waiting"
(Canada)
# Statistics
Favourites: 146; Deviations: 68; Watchers: 48
Watching: 79; Pageviews: 28223; Comments Made: 1112; Friends: 79
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: DegasFavorite movies: Lord of the Rings, Newsies, Sabrina
Favorite TV shows: TrueBlood, Big Love, Glee
Favorite writers: Jane Austin
Favorite games: Ace Attorney
Favorite gaming platform: PS3
Other Interests: Costumes, Reading, Writing, Drawing, Dancing, Movies, History, Theatre
# Comments
Comments: 79
thank you so much for the watch 
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I just wanted to say that your DA inspired me. In a weird sort of way. I draw (though I do not have anything on my DA, I never finish anything) and my favorite part about movies are the costumes.. I love to design clothing and armor but I can't sew. I'm now absolutely convinced that it's possible for me to learn and try and It's been a dream of mine for some time, but I always felt like It wasn't possible.
But reading about how you did the shoes for Sailor Jupiter (I do other crafty things, lots of painting and holiday wreaths/ect) and seeing your first sewing project made me feel like I could do this.
It'll be some time before I can afford a machine and such but I felt like I had to say this.
Thank you for posting your stuff.
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your welcome my friend
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Thanks for the fave! It always makes my day a little brighter knowing that someone is enjoying my work. ^^
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Would you be able to take a few minutes to vote in 's contest ([link] ) 
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This question is completely out of nowhere, but where did you get your username?
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Hmm... well it was the name of a character from a fanfiction story I wrote about ten years ago.... I don't really remember specifically how I came up with the name at the time.
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Ah. I remembered the name from a book and thought it could have been related. Must be a coincidence.
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I must ask. Is your icon Anne of Cleves? It looks like her miniature.
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Awesome! I love her. Kudos to you!
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I saw your Titanic fanart, and I was wondering if you would be interested in joining the group, Ill Never Let Go: ([link] )
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Sure, thanks for the invite!
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My pleasure! It really is a marvelous photo.
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Halp! Your Kay Faraday is awesome, I have no idea where to start on the shirt....halp?!
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Thank you! That's tricky though, perhaps you could be more specific with your question? For starters I didn't use a commercial pattern for the shirt, although I saw a few that might have worked ultimately I made my own pattern.
For the fabric pattern, I made a stamp of the swirl. Using a blown up picture of a swirl from a Kay picture and carbon paper I transfered the shape onto a block of linoleum, used for block printing. I then stamped the pattern onto the pink fabric using white fabric paint, and then very carefully went over each swirl using a paintbrush two-three times. I wanted it to look as vibrant as possible, hence the number of coats.
I did all this prior to assembling the actual shirt. Well... vest. My shirt is actually a shirt and a vest, I find it lets the garment move better, but it's a personal preference.
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omg that sounds so complicated!!!
But your Kay is the best I've ever seen so will do as you say!
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Just finished making the ribbons for my Sailor Jupiter costume! Thank you a lot again^_^
If you want to look at the result, here is the link
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Hi!
I cost Kay Faraday too
If you have time you can look.^^
thx
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hey, anne of cleves, you love history fashion also? same with me!
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Thank you so much for the 
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Ohhh! Thanks for the watch! I'm so watching you back
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