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New Clothing Project – MSD Dress

stardresswork

This is my latest clothing project for skinny MSD sized girls (Should fit Unoa & Narae too). So far I’m pretty pleased with my progress, and I think I should be able to offer these for sale eventually. I realized too late on the prototype though that I needed a bust dart, but any incarnations after this will have the bust dart. I may take out the long darts at the waist though because the dress lost some charm when I did that IMO. I kind of liked it’s “sacky-ness” for lack of better term, lol. XD I also need to take better care with the evenness of my skirt ruffles. Anyway I still need to finish the back snaps, hem the skirt and add trim, then I’ll post up the finished images.

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New Project – MSD Pleated Skirt

I’ve been working on a pleated skirt for my new girl, and I must confess that it’s being a pain in the butt. A regular pleated skirt probably would have been more straightforward, but nooOOOooo I have to make things difficult and incorporate a long flat waist. In any case I don’t feel like I’ve really mastered this pattern yet, so I probably won’t be making any of these to sell, but I’ve got some ideas for ruffled skirts that I think will be cute and fun.

Pics behind the Cut

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Skinny MSD Panty Pattern & Tut

Ok, so this pattern and tutorial is for making panties for a skinny MSD. The doll I was working with is my AE Yara, and in comparing her measurements with Unoa, it looks like this panty pattern should also work for Unoa and the 43cm Narae. Anyway before I get on with the tutorial, all I ask is that you don’t post my pattern elsewhere or use it for monetary gain.

With that out of the way, we are ready to begin! Now I’m going to put the rest of this tut behind a cut since it’s very image heavy, but you’ll need the pattern first, so here is a link to grab it:

http://genkigirl.com/dollyblog/extras/skinnymsdpantypattern72.jpg

Now once you get this pattern, print it out at 100%. If it prints out anything other than 100% the sizes will be off, so be sure to check your scale when you print. To double check that it printed the right size, I marked along the side where each inch would fall, so compare that with your ruler. If it doesn’t match up to your ruler, it’s been printed wrong.

On to the rest of the tut!