An additional picture of the 6 month old baby floof I posted yesterday, can't imagine her getting fluffier, but I'm excited for it!4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/Floof
My grandfather passed away recently and my inheritance was his baking supplies, so using some of them, I made cookies for his funeral. Cutting board has butterscotch cookies and caramel cookies, then there are obviously chocolate chunk, and the cookies on the front tray are white chocolate walnut.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/Baking
Baby Siberian sploot (6 months old, far from her possible mature sploot length)4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sploot
Happy first birthday to my lovely Lady Luthien! She may technically be a cat now, but she'll always be my baby kitten4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/cats
Luthien the baby Siberian floof sitting like a person (featuring shaved post surgery belly)4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/Floof
Foxes are great so I made a flannel fox printed winter dress! High neck, long skirt, 3/4 length sleeves, it's nice and warm4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/foxes
Today was my little sister's birthday, she loves my octopus dress and wanted me to wear it and play Mario Cart with her. My step mother took this picture. Made the dress myself, fabric is from Japan.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/octopus
1780s to 1790s Chemise a la Reine or Robe a la Chemise. This dress is completely hand sewn. Used a modified Reconstrucing History pattern. Dress made of light cotton, sash made of silk taffeta. More pattern and construction info in comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
This guy giving advice in the comments on a YouTube video about three ways gone wrong4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/ihavesex
I accidentally disturbed her 5th nap in 7 hours and she was not pleased, 16 year olds need extra beauty sleep4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/seniorkitties
Tucked in under the full skirt of my dress while I work. They're so precious when they're sleeping. Say hello to Fitzwilliam (Fitzy) and Georgianna (Anna) Darcy.3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/tuckedinkitties
My 1780s Robe a la Turque ensemble, finished yesterday. I'm pretty happy with it, all information in the comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
What is this dude's actual problem? Also I've never posted here before, hope this is acceptable.3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/iamatotalpieceofshit
My 15th century Burgundian Houppelande in progress. It has my rich husband just died of mysterious circumstances vibes. More information when the whole ensemble is complete.3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
Major progress on my 1890s walking suit but still there is much to be done. Information in the comments.3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
I made a mid-late Victorian corset as foundations for an early 1890s suit. Information in the comments.3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Today I began my dress inspried by the movie Midsommar. It's got a long way to go, but it's a start (the drawing is my design concept) [Vogue V9327] with self drafted sleeves and some pretty heavy alterations.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
I had enough fabric left over from making my octopus dress that I was able to make a matching mask4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/octopus
1780s Robe a la Turque ensemble complete! Information in the comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Finished a late 1300s mi parti ensemble. Information in the comments.3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Made myself a silk evening gown [Vogue V2965] with a modified back. It was gonna be for a cruise I'm no longer going on, but I still wanted to make it. Info in the comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
Finally finished my 1540s Tudor ensemble. I feel like Katherine of Aragon. Information in the comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
All 4 bridesmaids dresses in action the day of the wedding. My cousin (the bride) was thrilled with them so I'm happy.5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
Newly finished Regency bonnet! I'm so proud of it! The whole thing is hand sewn. I'll post photos of it worn when the whole ensemble is done. Info in comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
My outfit today! An octopus hair comb, octopus cuff earrings, and a self made octopus skirt (they're eating sushi!). My friend stood on our dorm table and took a picture of me hence the funny face cause I was laughing at her.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/octopus
Made this dress [McCall's M7500] and ended up accidentally looking like Dorothy Gale's less popular sister Darleen. Still cute though, sorry I don't have a better picture.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
A very large and silly Bergere hat to go with my Robe a la Turque ensemble4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Made significant progress on my Robe a la Turque yesterday and today. Not finished yet, but not far from it.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Made a false rump to go under a 1780s Robe a la Turque or Italian Gown, think this will make my butt look big enough? Info in the comments4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
Just finished a sheer overdress for a regency day ensemble. Apologies for the background, I sew in the room that we keep our nonperishables in. More info in comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/HistoricalCostuming
14th century sideless surcoat made to go over a fitted kirtle and a matching band which will hold a veil in place, more info in comments.5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
1530s Italian Gown. I know it's the tail end of when the SCA accepts but I figured it would be appreciated here.5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
New England style (aka the best style 😉) corn chowder with carrots, potatoes, and bacon. As my nana would say Ya chowdah should be so thick ya can stand ya spoon up in it!5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/soup
Introducing my friend to SVU part 4, I think her summary of the show is on point3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/SVU
My Stay At Home project: a Tudor ensemble. Just finished the kirtle and farthingale. Up next, a coif, French hood, and the gown. More information in the comments.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
Totally forgot about this little gem until my friend asked if that guy asking for nudes ever messaged me a again.3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/creepyPMs
Newly finished blackwork cuffs to go with my blackwork coif as part of my Tudor ensemble. Made of linen with cotton embroidery floss. Embroidery and assembly done by hand4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
Entirely hand sewn and embroidered blackwork coif to go with the Tudor ensemble I'm working on. Next will be matching blackwork cuffs. Made of handkerchief weight linen with cotton embroidery floss.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
Quite proud of all my lovingly made hand worked eyelets on my Tudor ensemble. A total of 27 on the kirtle and 12 on the gown.4yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
I posted my blackwork coif on here some time ago, and now I am thinking of selling some, but I have no idea what they're worth! Help please! Information in the comments3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
The meticulous catch stitch on my handkerchief weight linen 14th century veil is almost invisible from the outside and thought I it would be appreciated here, no pattern5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
The motion of my Christmas dress I posted yesterday, the same information will be in the comments here3yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sewing
14th century sideless surcoat to go over a fitted kirtle and a matching band to hold a veil in place, more info in comments.5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
A simply constructed but very fitted shift to wear under a 14th century kirtle. Made of handkerchief weight linen, self drafted, entirely hand stitched.5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
If you have seen my recent posts on this sub, it's been 14th century this and 14th century that and this is to go over/under a 14th century kirtle. Here is said kirtle, finally. Details in comments.5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
Why work on one piece of garb at a time when you can have 3 going at once? Info in the comments5yr ⋅ luna8913 ⋅ r/sca
