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Cutting out lots of drill, cutting out lots of drill, la la la la la la cutting out lots of drill. Okay so I am going a wee bit crazy. I am singing that in my head to the tune of farmer in the dell.

I started last night and spent about 4 hours on it. It's been fun matching grain lines *sarcasam*. Unfornutaly one of the corsets I am cutting out for, may never have been put on grain in the first place so it may be a waste of time to be doing so now. The other I know was painstakingly put on grain so it will be easier. I just have to be really careful about adding my seam allowances back in for that one. While on my hour long search for the fashion fabric for one of the corset I was able to find scraps of drill. So all of the one corset, and four of the 18 panels on the other were cut from scraps. That always makes me happy. So 14 more panels to go. I am using two layers of drill for the strength/boning chanel portion of this corset in case anyone is wondering why the number is so high. Oh and I have to cut out the fashion fabric for the other corset. I guess I should get back to work.

Cutting out lots of drill, cutting out lots of drill, la la la la la la cutting out lots of drill
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So after finding out my husband will be seperating from the military. Future sewing projects and events have been put under review. Hubby is allowing me to still go to both Comic Con and Costume College because he knows how much I have been looking forward to them. I just have to do them as cheaply as humanly possible.
Comic Con will be just one costume. I might still go as a Jack, from Nightmare before Christmas, fan. But that only requires me to gather some Jack items together and wear them. That would make two costumes, but only one is being made and will cost me. Thankfully most of the fabric and what not is already bought. I will be buying some netting tomorrow, I need shoes, a wig, and some random materials to make a crown. Which is not to bad.....
For Costume College I really need to cut back on plans. My souper sekrit project that was suppose to be my gala dress, which turned into just getting the undies done for the undies breakfast, is totally being cut from this years line up. Hopefully next year if all goes well with moving, and finding jobs. I really want to make this dress and do it right. But to do that I need time and money which I don't have right now. So right now I have my Regency dress planned to wear. I do love that outfit, it makes me feel like a pretty pretty princess. I wore it to last years Costume Con but its okay to rewear costumes and it has never seen a Costume College.
I also want to finish up an outfit that was suppose to be my Steampunk apron out fit but now I have other ideas for it. So a little revamping and finishing up. Thankfully for the most part I have all the materials for that one. I may need a little more velvet trim but that is it.
I have my Steampunk Lolita still in my UFO bin but it requires to much additional materials to finish for Costume College.
I am hoping the Autumn dress will get to a wearable and decent looking state so I can wear that for my gala dress.... but I don't intend to hold my breath with that one. The Autumn dress has a way of throwing loops and obstacles so that it can remain forever the unfinished dress.
I do have a stash so I may be able to throw some small projects in but the rule is except for the Comic Con, and Autumn dress projects any new projects cannot cost more than $20 to complete. Even Comic Con and Autumn have a price range of $120 each. After that I have to get crafty because I can't spend any money.

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