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Mercy
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Do It Yourself Projects! | #1 | ||
So I've been looking through some things online about "Do It Yourself" projects.
I personally am looking for ways to "steampunk" some things (Cloths/accessories/party favors/etc) and I was wondering if anyone had any advice? Things to talk about: -- Any do it yourself projects you have done/are doing (comments questions or whatever else) -- Any Ideas for me? (please, I would really like some help!) -- Anything else related to DIY Projects ~~ | ||||
Posted 01-28-2013, 09:53 PM |
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Poggio
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xD hullo Mercy.
Well I have to say I work in a craft store so it all depends on what you mean by steam punk. Because we sell alot of gears and keys and things that you can make something into a steampunkish style. As for corsets, weathered clothing, googles and top hats that I can't actually help with unless you are willing to go online. As for do it yourself, XD I have discovered that life is a do it yourself project. You learn at your own pace, you do things at your own pace. Most of my DIY things include crocheting, art, making jewelry.
Last edited by Poggio; 01-29-2013 at 04:50 AM.
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Posted 01-29-2013, 04:47 AM |
Mercy
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Hi Poggio,
I was thinking Gears and Old Style Keys, but I wasn't sure what else to use. I'm not going full blown steampunk, just accents throughout to give it that sort of feel. I was looking at Clockhand hair pieces, and pocket watches on etsy... but I wasn't sure what else to look for. There are clock parts one can buy in bulk, as well as keys. Its gonna be a fancy party, so I didn't want it to over power it. There's going to be food, fancy table settings, and gifts/party favors. I'm not sure where would be best to add in steampunk accents. So any ideas would be helpful if anyone has any. I want to start doing more with my free time, and be more productive with the things I want to do in my life. (As well as maybe spruce up my house) So I've been thinking about DIY projects. | ||||
Posted 01-29-2013, 06:04 AM |
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Poggio
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Then allow me to introduce you to pinterest. xD that site has a lot of DIY things that may help you with your steampunk ideas. I would try to get a messenger boys cap and some goggles and decorate the googles, that way as long as you wear grudge style clothing people will Identify you as steampunk.
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Posted 01-29-2013, 09:05 AM |
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Monsieur Hatter
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"For steampunk, I have many picture tutorials and can explain some things through text.", Hatter offered with a grin, "Anything you are looking for in detail?".
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Posted 01-31-2013, 07:17 AM |
Night Swan
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Check antique stores, flea markets, and estate auctions for steam punk like items. Remember one man's junk is another man's steampunk.
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Posted 02-12-2013, 01:09 AM |
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Gaius
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That sounds like a really fun project! I unfortunately have no ideas for you, but I would love to see what you end up making.
I want to go to a tabletop gaming convention this summer and I'm thinking of cosplaying a character from a cyberpunk-themed card game (my first cosplay - how exciting!). But I've never made a costume before, so it would be a fun little adventure. :P | ||||
Posted 02-12-2013, 12:49 PM |
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