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Steampunk Costume

Steampunk Costume
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Ok, so their are already plenty of Steampunk inspired outfits and accessories and Instructables out there. But I decided why not make my own as a way to document my hard work and this way people looking in can see all the steps it takes to make a full costume all in one place. I have looked at a ton of Instructables on this topic to work on my outfit, so as I work on steps that were inspired by other Instructables I will give the appropriate links!
 
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Step 1Decisions, decisions

Decisions, decisions
This step can be done in many ways. Take a look online on Google images or look at all the interesting Instructables, or hey, why not even sketch up your own ideas. Basically this step is for you to plan out how you want your outfit/costume to look. I looked online a million times doing Google searches on "Steampunk Fashion", "Steampunk clothing", "Steampunk tops", "Steampunk skirts". Honestly, I really did not know exactly what I wanted other then that I wanted a skirt and an under bust corset. But I did not really know what else or what type of skirt. Long, short? After enough searching, I decided to take all the elements of the outfits I liked online and sketch out my own design.
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14 comments
Jan 30, 2012. 5:09 PMZombie Princess says:
Super awesome! Totally gonna make this! :)
Nov 5, 2011. 11:36 PMkretzlord says:
awesome outfit!
Nov 8, 2011. 4:28 AMkretzlord says:
now you just need some fold-out wings of epicness!!!
Oct 29, 2011. 9:01 AMveeguy says:
I'd give you candy, little girl!
Oct 28, 2011. 5:46 AMDeth says:
Very cool costume and detailed ible. :)
Oct 28, 2011. 2:26 PMuptight says:
shure that you need a cute, stylish and pretty model to complete this costume
Oct 25, 2011. 9:39 AMfadeddeath says:
Nice work!
On a side note, "Representing Long Island FTW!"
Oct 26, 2011. 6:11 AMfadeddeath says:
Could I possible be a little stalkerish. . . Just Kidding!!!
The Sea Wolves shirt gave it away.
I used to be a student at SBU I decided I didn't want to major in anything they had to offer. That was back in 2003-2005 though.
Oct 26, 2011. 10:54 AMfadeddeath says:
When I started there I was going for Computer Science but it was a little too dry for me. Then I switched to Geology but couldn't see myself staring at rocks for the rest of my life. Astronomy was next but staring up at the sky was starting to hurt my neck. I tried an Anthropology / Sociology combo but didn't like either. Lastly I went the American History route but figured outside of teaching there isn't much to do with that one. That was 4 semesters but at least I managed to meet all of the DEC requirements for just about anything and most of those credits transferred with me.

I said screw it and went to Briarcliffe in Patchogue and ended up getting a degree in Networking and Internet Technology, my original love. I though Computer Science would be fun at SBU but it was all programming and none of the fun stuff.

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I am an engineering student at Stony Brook university, and a hoop dancer. I am, The Hoopgineer!