Purple Hair

 So i decided to focus on Hair and HAirstyles a little bit more and made a Hairshoothing with a styled outfit.
I had this Purple Saran hair in a dark and a light shade in my Re-root-Box for a long time now. It's just a very hard to fit haircolor. But Sweet-Tea Barbie from The Look-Collection Seemy to be perfect with her greenish eyes. She might acctually look good in a lot of Haircolor shades, i think blonde would also be nice on her.
I made another backdrop and i bought some professionel light, finally. It really makes more fun now to take pics. The Styling is by my new boyfriend. yes, a new boyfriend! And he likes Barbie and plays with me, which makes me really happy..... <3

 Have nice Holidays and a happy new year everyone! See you in 2017!....

Axel Storm

Making of the Window Display `From the Future to the Past`

 I am not so much of a tuorial guy but i like to share the step-by-step pictures, t think you get a pretty good idea of how it's done. I never learned any of this stuff. I am slef taught with books and youtube-tutorials.... Take a look.

 

 If you`re in vienna between March and June 2016 you can come by and take look!

Wiener Haarfundus

Salesiandergasse 17

1030 Vienna

From the Future to the Past

                                     


                                          A Window Display fo the Wiener Haarfundus

                                                              My dear Fans and Visitors!

I am welcoming the doll-season 2016 with a window display i made fot the Wiener Haarfundus! So my Barbie`s are finally on Display!
I made the Miniature-Model in its entirety, except for the furniture. I also used Rement Miniature that I bought over the years.
So my theme was a tTime-travel Story, inspired by the Retro-Future from the 50ies and 60ies to bring together the two things i love the most - Historic gowns and Scifi!

If you are in vienna come by to see them at the Wiener Haarfundus , Salesianergasse 17, 1030!

 I used my favourite Rokoko-Barbies, who you already know.
The Girl with the Pastell-Pink hair is the one from my last Post, I just gave her a new hot-water-Perm and restyled her hair! There`s also a new Girl, the one with the Mint-green Hair! She used to be Barbie Basics-01 and got a Re-root in BlueSky, Turquoise and HiHoSilver, all Saran Hair from www.mylittlecustoms.com . 

If you  look closely you will notice, the idea was that the two modern Girls where traveling to the Past, they got the same Facemolds on both side... 

❀ Frédérique's ❀ Handkerchiefdress...

A tribute to Kikihalb ♧ Forest~Tales ♧...

When i started looking for Inspiration on Flickr! i quickly found this artist who works with Blythe! She sew's really elaborate dresses and gowns, everything by hand and everything very detailed. It's a joy to go on her Flickr!-account and i found a Tutorial, which she shared! So i sat down and made a little dress out of a Floral printed cotton handkerchief, which is the trademark of Frèdèique, for Barbie.

I hope she smiles if she might by any chance ever see this ;)

I used Renaissance fair Barbie again for this Shooting! She's the one I started with. I finally gave her a Re-root in tickled pink and snow-white, saran hair from mylittlecustoms.

I made the Roombox, the screen/paravent and the flowers after the book 'The-Big-Book-Miniature-House', by Lea Frisoni (I highly recommend this book for anyone who is interested in making miniature's and Roomboxes). The sidetables are orders from Ebay 

Thank's for visiting!

Axel

The lost Tuorial

It all started with a plaid dress...

When I started this Blog I had a little camera with which I shot my pics. I started working with my I-phone and Hipstamatic later. About a year ago, the camera got lost. When I found it a few days ago I uploaded the pics and found this little suprise. A making of my plaid dress, the very first I ever made!

Take a look....

                                    Watching Sharon Needles win Drag Race while sewing.

Sadly, that's all. But you can see how i place the boning and the pattern.


See you soon,

Axel