/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>9567834
Vol 1 has this pattern, though the neck is more rounded.

>>9502244

OnS contains full size patterns on a paper pullout exactly like the GLB, except they're in 3 sizes (and thus slightly more confusing which one you're supposed to cut lol. )

The pattern pieces in white are the ones you have to draft yourself, generally these are large rectangles. In this pic the bodice pieces (in grey) would be printed on the pattern pullout, and the the large rectangle for the skirt you have to draft according to measurements.


>>9502206

I've honestly never seen a ruffle pillow bag not look more or less "handmade", and it's part of the appeal to look like you're carrying your pillow instead of your handbag anyway. I think you should just go ahead and make it however you like. I mean if you can't make it look polished and refined you might as well embrace the kitsch head-on.

So basically, you
- have mental problems but not physical ones
- want to stay home and be kawaii all day
- have your needs met (by your partner) and won’t die if you don’t make money for awhile
is that right?

Cos it’s a good setup to go learn a craft or two — you can drop by the resin thread and learn how to make accessories, or look up how to make the basic rectangle skirt. There’s also breading, crochet, knitting. I don’t recommend leatherwork, though, a lot less resources on making kawaii things out of that. There’s some amount of costs up front, and you’ll probably take a few months to get good enough.

But otherwise, it’s perfect — you’ve basically got loads of time to practice, practice, practice, and you can stay at home all day taking cute selfies and photoshoots to promote your online shop that you’ll eventually open once you get good enough. If you don’t mind playing the mental health card you could even dabble in menhera fashion.

>>9128826
Get yourself a copy of any of the otome no sewing mooks. They'll give you an idea of the basic shapes.