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Published: 2010-11-03 19:43:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 22687; Favourites: 321; Downloads: 152
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A brown hand dyed top with 9 engraved panels sewn on each piece of the pattern.Each of these panels is engraved with a diffrent type of pattern. (Hence the title. Heck, I'm original like that..
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hello I would like to request permission to use this image in a photo manipulation since ja thank
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Your leather work is absolutely stunning!Β Β
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At first I thought this was a painting... The photo itself looks amazing. The model (is it you?) looks amazing. And the top is amazing. Your creations are all amzing and i've been caught in your gallery and can't get away!! lol Wonderful work!!
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wow looks great . and what a great figure you have for it : )
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Haha, thank you very much!
I made the pattern based on my size though. 
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Ha well that would make sense i guess 
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It's just adorable. Really. All that sewings and the colour... I'm in love with it.
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this is Absolutly Amazing! how long did it take?
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Can't really explain that I guess. I mostly just do. I cut paper with scissors and then see if I can make it work.
Thank you!
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hey!
I love your gallery, you give me a lot of inspiration!
I work with leather too, sometimes. I was wondering how you etch the patterns into the leather? I mean the dark lines.
I use a burner myself, but it makes the leather crumble and takes away the flexibility..
thanks!!
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Hello!
Thank you very much!
I don't use a burner for it cracks and destroys the leather. I have a method of painting in which I hand paint the work with a type of leather dye and using water, oil and/or coatings that in a way make the paint pull in the leather more so that the edges darken. I sincerely have no idea how it works, and it took quite a long time to get a handiwork in it. It was a method I thought of myself after quite a lot of experimenting.
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you wouldnt happen to have your patterns for your armor up anywhere would you? this is magnificent :]
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Um, I don't usually have patterns on the internet, no. Mostly because I've found myself that when other people have uploaded patterns on the internet before, they have never been of great use to me since you get difficulty with the scaling.
Amd when doing a bra type of thing though, I recommend the quirky way of standing infront of a mirror with a piece of paper and cut it until it fits. It's a kind of a dodgy way to do things, but it's a good way to construct a good pattern.
Thank you for the compliment on this! Glad you like it.
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Ah well thank you anyway :] i guess i can just try that way. I just really liked the way you pieced it all together and wanted a basic design to follow for the chest piece im going to be making. But its totally ok if you dont want to post it, i dont mind at all. Do you happen to know of any good websites that do have some patterns? I've been having alot of trouble finding some.
--Brittney
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Um, I don't, no. I never really look any patterns up as I tend to make them myself. Patterns over the internet don't work so well for me. You're specifically looking for a bra-type of pattern? something that could also work is to buy a patterned bikini and cut it.
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Hmm true. Well ok thank you very much for your help :] i love all your work!
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You're very welcome! And thanks again.
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Nog even en je hebt een complete outfit; ik verwacht binnenkort een rok/broek/whatever en iets voor je voeten
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Zou leuk zijn!
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Hah, gaaf! Ik zie 't vast wel 's voorbij komen
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you are welcome. and i meant that literally too...i have 10 pounds of raw leather and a bunch of tools!
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Uh oh, that almost sounds intimidating you know.
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Oh you! I love your stuff!
Can you actually adjust the straps? Thatβs genius if so.
Did you go by a regular bra for pattern? I think I need to start in on leather work as soon as I can afford some scrap leather. This s just too fucking awesome.
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Hehe, thank you!
You can adjust the straps, yes. It's something I thought up in the meanwhile as it might be usefull. I can't really be sure that it fits 100% right untill there's nothing I can do about it anymore. And straps tend to be a tricky case.
I didn't use a regular bra pattern, actually. Seeming as most bra's come, well, pre-moulded. You never have a proper pattern in them. I started off cutting up an old bikini that did have somewhat of a fold in it but it turned out looking rather ugly.
So, basicly, I guess I should advise doing it in a quirky provisional type of way.
Which is standing infront of the mirror with a sheet of paper and cut it until you're happy with it. (It sounds a lot less professional and un-official, but I guess it's the best way to go.
I think you should do that! I'm curious to see what you come up with!
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Ah, thank you so much for the tips, thatβs actually really helpful.
Thatβs probably the easiest way to go.
Unless you have really big/heavy breasts I suppose. I guess thatβs definitely a plus for a smaller size here. ;D
Cool, cool. I will do as you say and start with a paper model first.
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Then it would probably be a bit tricky, yes.
Good luck on that then!
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Aww, that's sweet!
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OMG. You know that you're a tiny little bit insane? I like that!
Stunning work! I'd love to see a back view. (Let's see if you can bodypaint your back as well. Haha!
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Haha! Well, I might be, just a little..
Thank you!
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rustic and ornate at the same time. beautiful work.
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Love your unique style of leathercraft. Your photography and body paint really set it off.
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