A favor for a friend

We did some head shots for my friend's portfolio who happens to be a makeup artist. He invited us over to his place and started right away because it was raining so bad. We wanted natural source of light and yeah, it didn't happen. Bleh! :p 

Anyway, I will only be sharing a few photos here because I promised not to divulge too much about this shoot. These are RAW photos, btw. :) 

~♥~

 The mask hair accessory was designed by *eherm* ME! ^_^ 

Now available for sale in our shop Labyrinth Garden

It's been quite a while since I made something really special. :) This mask fascinator is hand painted and I added the skull cameo that I have and that's been kept in my stash for a very loOong time. I might be making more soon since I enjoyed making this. And I might be posting them in my Etsy shop. Oh, well.. Too many plans but soo little time. >_< 

OH!~ If not for this shoot, I wouldn't know how my hair really looks like. >_<

They started calling me Rainbow Brite. tsss!

Right now, my hair is turning pink and I don't know if I like it that way. I might re-color it before the PGLC Anniversary on the 29th of October. So yeah, I'll see you later again. Gotta work on what to wear for that event.  ♥

Head Pieces Out of Mussel Shells

This is a post written in behalf of The Earth Friendly Lolita Project

What you need:

• Mussel shells
• Glitter colorless nail polish
• Hot glue
• Scrap laces, felt fabric, or any other fabric.
• Pearl or any beads

After washing ang drying the mussel shells...


Coat shells with glitter colorless nail polish so the portion that would be left uncovered with laces or beads would still look nice.


After nail polish has dried, you may now add pearl, laces, or any other embellishment of your choice.


Cover headband with any fabric or ribbon of same width


Seal ends with ribbon this way


Cover the back of mussell shell with felt fabric cut in same shape so you can easily attach it to the headband, at the same time to make it look nicer.


Now that you have attached the shell to the headband, make sure to hide any unwanted sight of hot glue. Cut a small circular felt fabric to cover it (Encircled in red)


So here's the finished headband! Pretty, isn't it?


For the fascinator - attach a clip instead..


So there's the cutesy fascinator out of mussel shells!


For the other fascinator. I covered each of the four shells with lace fabric, then glued them together on sides.


Glued all of them onto a leftover piece of felt fabric to hold them in place.


Then cut the excess fabric


I hot glued a larger clip at the back for it's heavier than the first fascinator I made.


I added a big bow at the center, feathers, black pearls, and other embellishment. Decorate as you desire.


A second look


All of them when worn




Let creative juices flow! Recycling and Lolita love. Support The Earth Friendly Lolita Project.