At first sight it looks like a cross between a nightgown and a wedding dress.
And then again more like from a Jane Austin movie.
But no, this dress is actually made to be a Halloween costume, it should be the robe of a ghost, a white ghost lady :-)

Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2012)
“Wind”: Sandra

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Who remembers Prince Valiant?
That was the hero of the comic series originating in the late 1930s.
And he did wear a tabard like this one.
Technically this costume is not complete without the adequate wig ;-)

I made this costume for my dad :-)

Photos: Marco (2012)
Models: Dino, Lisi, Marlies, JessiCat

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Out of a clear blue sky I made this cute little snake one afternoon. I find it adorably sweet, dont’t you? ;-)

Completed: 2012

Status: in my bedroom ;-)

Photos: Carsten T. (2012)
Jewellery: Sandra
Top, Cuffs: JessiCat (Beetlejuice Top, Beetlejuice Cuffs)

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This is one of the later versions of the famous scarf that Doctor Who was wearing in his 4th reincarnation. From 1974 to 1981 Tom Baker had many adventures in his role as the 4th Doctor with various variations (and increasing length) of this scarf.

I decided to knit this version, simply because I liked the colours the most. The other 7-colour-versions I would surely not wear in everyday life ;-)

Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2011)
Model: Lisi

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This kitschy bracelet is more of a carnival accessory than real jewellery ;-)
Rose coloured fecetted plastic pearls in silvery bead caps are bound together with transparent elastic band.

Completed: 2011

Status: I gave it away

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This diamond-decorated two-coloured costume is complete with the Harley Quinn Choker and the matching gloves. A bit cheeky and punky this costume is definitely Harley Quinn-worthy.

Needless to say that this costume is most effective in combination with someone wearin the Poison Ivy-costume.

Photos: Laurent Goletz (2011)
Models: Sandra and JessiCat
Jewellery: Sandra
Decoration: Sandra and JessiCat

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This fake-ivy-decorated costume is complete with a firey red wig and with the Poison Ivy Choker and also with the matching long glove. Even some ballerinas come with the outfit. Asymmetric and with seamingly organic fabrics this dress is definitely Poison Ivy-worthy.

Needless to say that this costume is most effective in combination with someone wearin the Harley Quinn-costume.

Photos: Laurent Goletz (2011)
Models: Sandra and JessiCat
Decoration: Sandra and JessiCat

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This three part fantasy dress is made out of a bright red shiny pattern-teffeta. The top is corselet-like cut with black lacing on the back and black lace straps.

There are two different matching skirts. The first one consists of two plain ankle-length rectangles whith are bound together with black lacings on both sides.

The second skirt has two lacings at the front down to the knees and a little train.

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This full-length midblue panne velvet dress with wide belly sleeves has an open skirt part at the front, which gets long in waves at the back. The outfit is complete with a long black underskirt and a corset.

Photo: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2004)
Hair: Marlies

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An ankle-length dress made out of panne velvet which becomes wider at about calf-length and the sleeves have pointed ends with loops for the middle fingers.

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