This cheeky little minidress, made out of clock face fabric and with a bicoloured lace trim, is absolutely Steampunk :-)
It becomes a complete outfit together with the Tick-Tock Bag and the Tick-Tock Choker and the Hairpin.
Photos: Maik24 Photography (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra
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The idea behind this combination of a vest and a pencilskirt was simply to sew something suitable for daily use, even suitable for the office, that had a touch of Steampunk to it.
To do so, I decided to use brown needlecord together with two fabrics with fobwatches of slightly different coloring.
Photos: JHP Photographie (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra
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This set of earrings consists of two clockhand earstuds and two little cockwheel earstuds.
It is the perfect addition to the Mini Cogwheel Stud: five earring holes need five earrings ;-)
Completed: 2013
Status: waiting to be put on
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This dress would be a rather simple and understated shift dress… if it had not these cogwheel appliqué ;-)
Therefore this dress is quite every-day-wear with just a touch of steampunk.
Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2012)
Earrings: Sandra
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This great clockface pendant shows the time a bit aslant, it is turned by 90° and has therefore something Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey…Stuff to it, has it not? ;-)
It looks best when worn on a brown leatherband.
Completed: 2012
Status: I wear it often
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A simple velvet ribbon decorated with a ruffle trim and a self-made clock brooch and complete is the Time Lady Choker. It is closed with two press studs at the back.
The Choker is made as an accessory for the Time Lady Outfit.
Completed: 2012
Status: sold by auction at the exhibition Machina Nostalgica!
Photo: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2013)
Hair: Marlies
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This little handbag is decorated with ruffled trim, tiny roses and a clock brooch on each side. So it fits perfectly for the Time Lady.
Completed: 2012
Status: sold by auction at the exhibition Machina Nostalgica!
Photo: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2013)
Hair: Marlies
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This tricorne is the masterpiece among my hats for now :-)
The hat is decorated with ruffled trim, satin ribbon, an self-made clock trinket and opulent black feathers.
It was made for the Time Lady.
To produce a tricorne pattern that I would be really satisfied with, I had to built many test pieces out of paper. I added the final paper-model at the end of the gallery, because I spend a lot of time and work in finding the perfect pattern ;-)
Completed: 2012
Status: sold by auction at the exhibition Machina Nostalgica!
Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2013)
Hair: Marlies
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Since the pattern, that reminds of dresses of the 1890s, is not really historical correct, I made the dress out of materials, that fit even less into that decade.
The anachronism is perfect with that and the Time Lady is born ;-)
The dress is in three pieces: a skirt, a jacket and a mini-bustle. The last bid is decorated with a little clockface trinket.
I made the Time Lady Tricorne, the Time Lady Handbag and the Time Lady Choker as accessory for the dress. Besides that the long Petticoat goes perfectly with the dress.
Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2013)
Hair: Marlies
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Now this is the best cogwheel ring Sandra ever build for me, at least it is my personal favourite ;-)
It can be worn with silver or brass/copper coloured jewellery because of the mix of materials of the ring.
Completed: 2012
Status: I wear it often.
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