Order of Operations

 Highly speculative... I could go chasing rabbits again... but it's the end of the year and I have a lot of time off, so...

The plan is to go new piece>UFO>new piece>UFO, etcetera, until all the UFOs are done and the "specific use" fabric box is empty. I also need to tape a bunch of patterns together for all of this nonsense.

I'm wanting to build a real wardrobe and to enhance my costume collection, so here we go.

1. Fleece Jedi Robe - already cut, needs sewn, faux felled seams
2. Christmas Sock UFO - needs a back piece, liner, and fur trim. Gift to Mom?
3. Emma Skirt - black stretch chambray (or black linen?), stash buttons
4. Forepart UFO - stitch on bottom row of hexies and lace
5. Solis Shirt - Mockup w/o buttons & then black schloopy fabric (or sewing supplies fabric - or both) & stash buttons
6. Plague Bodice UFO - Back edges turn under & hand stitch, finish cutting/tipping/placing bones, top binding, grommets
7. Chelsea Shirt - white linen w/ cotton thread, dye later?, brown linen if enough left after six-gore skirt (see #9)
8. Bench Covers UFO - elastic casing, elastic, & tack in foam. Deliver to K
9. Six-gore skirt - draft, mockup, practice invisible zippers, then brown linen
10. Rose Shorts UFO - elastic
11. Queen of Roses Chemise - dark green cotton gauze, model on white chemise
12. Blue bear UFO - stitch on nose, close up back, put in gift box
13. Ash Camisol - white linen
14. Refer to box
15. Peppermint Vintage Skirt - mockup, find a fun print fabric

There are some other projects that I want to do but don't necessarily know where to fit in. Maybe they'll just switch in/out as I feel like it. There are also a lot more things in the UFO box, I just can't remember all of them.

1. Mood Oleander Dress - floral fabric from Canton
2. K Shorts
3. Mood Winterberry Cape - PRIORITY as soon as fabric arrives, mockup of shoulders required
4. Mood Mallow blouse - cheap fabric first, don't know if I'm even gonna like it
5. Duffel Bag - fabric chosen, need fusible foam & woven interfacings
6. Silk Camisole
7. Silver Camisole
8. Tudoro
9. Scottish Lass
10. Dice bag
11. Mermaid
12. Landsknecht/Trossfrau
13. Maker Apron
14. Pink dress
15. Jeans?
16. Bras?

Queen of Roses

Pinterest board: https://www.pinterest.com/phwoosh/costumes-inspiration/queen-of-roses/

Eyes: https://www.crazylenses.com/witches-eye-contact-lenses-pair.html

Silk dyes: https://www.dharmatrading.com/dyes/jacquard-acid-dyes.html in Silver and Lilac
OR
https://www.ritdye.com/color-formulas/lavender-oil/?type=197&hue=209&collection=0&collaboration=0
Hyacinth 1T (3/4t if powder) & Petal Pink 1 1/2t (1/4+1/8 if powder) in 3 gallons of water for main color and Dye-na-flow in Violet plus Lumiere in Pearlescent Violet for accent paint (dharma for paint)

Silk for skirt/corset shell: https://www.dharmatrading.com/fabric/silk/silk-habotai-8mm.html?lnav=fabric_silk.html in white

Fabric for chemise: https://www.dharmatrading.com/fabric/cotton/silky-cotton-voile-52-inch.html?lnav=fabric_cotton.html Purchased dark green cotton gauze from OKC Fabric Mart

Initial thoughts:
Skirt a la Maksy from the Autumn Leaves Dress but with silk rose petals in lilac and silver. An underbust corset or waspie with attached skirt of shorter petals. Green chemise with loose sleeves cut like rose leaves. Leather/wire thorn wraps around wrists, neck. Leather thorns sans wire scattered through the skirt. Spiders???

Obtained air-dry clay. Stick-on giant thorns? Thorn clips in hair!

Make a Bra??

 Free pattern - AFI Atelier's Maya Bra: https://afiatelier.com/patterns/maya-bra/#tab-id-2

Sewalong for Maya Bra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Yb8SE7QT2U

General bra construction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blHVjRQCFPM

Kit: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1299117812/duoplex-autumn-ivy-lace-bra-kit-black?click_key=6eccfa5959110f2bf68b57b3074f6bab55f2dc87%3A1299117812&click_sum=eebd7470&ref=user_profile

Rabbit and Hat Baroness Bodice 1121

Pattern: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1036884545/pdf-3x-baroness-bodice-with-shoulder?click_key=bab6f159cc4efc2ff35e64157c0fb9133dca9bcf%3A1036884545&click_sum=dfead4f3&ga_search_query=baroness&ref=shop_items_search_7&sts=1 

Video Instruction: https://www.facebook.com/lori.gerlisky/videos/10217993261494251?idorvanity=682819748869476

Measurements at ~25min
Bust = bust - 6"
Waist = waist - 4"

Side bust bone is 3" from bust seam at top and meets seam at bottom
Next bone angled & parallel to side bust bone 3"-4" away
Back bones straight up and down

Grommets 1.5" spaced

Dice Bag

 Elizabethan petal bag + 6-segment Drawstring Bag

Hexagon base = Additional petal on outside

Things to embroider on petals:

Skyrim Magick
- Alteration
- Illusion
- Destruction
- Conjuration
- Restoration
- Enchanting

Flowers
- Yellow Poppy (success)
- Allium (good fortune)
- Shamrock (luck)
- Wheat (prosperity)
- Pink Tulip (good wishes)
- Hawthorn (hope)

LotR
- Arwen's necklace
- White Tree
- Dwarven axe
- Pipe and pumpkin
- Wizard hat or staff
- JRRT

Simple
- a simple couched diamond grid design with maybe some beads or something at the intersections, repeated across all petals: https://mathpolate.com/graph/diamond
- OR watercolored! or ice dyed! or batiked!

Other pieces (seam allowances not included yet):
- 3 each 15.2cmX13cm for the inner dividers
- 12 each 6.5x10.1cm for the walls of the bag
    - 6 walls connected to the dividers for the inside of the bag
    - 6 walls "floating" for the outside of the bag
- 2 each perimeter piece (1 for inside, one for outside) for drawstring guide

Landsknecht Planning

 Potential colors:

Potential Fabrics:

https://www.moodfabrics.com/lime-and-french-blue-linen-chambray-425962

https://www.silkbaron.com/product_p/824.htm

Fabric Source: Zelouf Fabrics

 https://zelouffabrics.com/blogs/buying-our-fabric/how-much-fabric-do-i-need-understanding-fabric-yields-and-estimating-yardage