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ZenAndCoffee — Gothic Lolita Skirt
Published: 2009-09-26 02:15:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 6215; Favourites: 76; Downloads: 323
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Gothic Lolita Skirt!This black and white skirt is handsewn with serged edges. Double tiered cake style skirt with a discrete zipper in the back. Sexy gingham heart pockets, edged in lace and edges of the skirt are lined in cotton eyelet scallop lace. Two black with white polka dot bows accent, each with an adorable skull button in the middle.
The bow is fully removable and is gingham covered in a sweet, black lace with flower details!
The skirt is approx. 16" in length and very flattering!
The pictures feature a black tulle petticoat underneath that would not be included unless specified, and would be extra.
This exact skirt is not for sale, but I will be happy to make another and to your exact specifications.
$79
Notice: This is my own personal design. It is my intellectual property, and you have no right to use this design or copy it.
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Comments: 21
"Ero" Lolita? It's really cute, no matter what you call it~ <3
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Wouldn't really call it lolita but it's cute none the less :3
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I know, I know, its not knee length or conservative, but its in the style and inspirtation. Though I would say its more accurately called than most things dubbed lolita these days 
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I agree with you there. That's the problem with people trying to design clothes for fashions they've only seen on google images (I don't mean you 
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Lolita! One of my favorite clothing styles! Very Cute!!!!! loves.
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Very cool! You are a very talented seamstress. Do you do commissions?
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Thank you for the compliment!
I do take commissions! If there is something youd like to have made, feel free to note me with anything you have in mind. I can sketch it up and give you a quote ^.^
I have a pricing guide up [link] , but right now it only has information for the Fleece Genki Hats. Its much harder to set a guide for clothing items, as fabrics and materials vary so much in price depending on whats used.
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where did you learn to sew like that i would love to learn
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Trial and error 
I suggest if you want to learn, pick up an inexpensive sewing machine (craigslist, or borrow a friends), and start out with simple things. You dont need many stitches if you are just learning, and its also helpful if you study how things are made. Look at the stitches and cuts of different things, and try to visualize how it was put together. Your first few things might not be amazing, but you only get better by trying
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Do you happen to know how to make gypsy skirts? The classic ankle length tiered skirt with an elastic waist? if you need a picture, i can take one of mine.
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I do 
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Precisely like that!!!!!!! :glee: i will note you here in a moment so we can work out details and pricing if you don't mind.
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