That is true, I guess PVC is more of a "high goth" sort of look than steampunk. You pull both styles off beautifully though. :)
Ah, the collection... it's going pretty well. I haven't wanted to post about it here too much because I'm irrationally worried about jinxing the whole thing. :)
You can see some items for sale here: morrigannyc.etsy.com.
Right now I'm expanding the Morrigan line to include more clothing items (for men and women). My goal is to finish up a 15-20 piece line and attend a trade show in the fall. (Crosses fingers, does a hex against losing lots of money!).
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Date: 2008-12-29 05:04 pm (UTC)Ah, the collection... it's going pretty well. I haven't wanted to post about it here too much because I'm irrationally worried about jinxing the whole thing. :)
You can see some items for sale here: morrigannyc.etsy.com.
And you can see some by-appointment clothing pieces here (in the "Zoh" section):
http://web.mac.com/gothypants/iWeb/Zoh%20%26%20Morrigan/Home.html
Right now I'm expanding the Morrigan line to include more clothing items (for men and women). My goal is to finish up a 15-20 piece line and attend a trade show in the fall. (Crosses fingers, does a hex against losing lots of money!).