Victorian Babe Blade

This is a preview of my new set of latex underwear. The panties are made of 0.35mm baby pink latex with a trim cut from 0.35mm white latex (all 4D in case you wonder).

The trim is cut with a victorian rotary blade. I used a 45mm blade like this one from fiskars for the inner edge.

I really love this pattern and the decent look it creates.

Imperial Pasties

These pasties are made from 0.35mm white and black latex.

The interesting part was the creation of the pattern of the pasties as I had to transform the imperial emblem into the surface of a cylinder (aka pacman).

The imperial emblem is a regular hexagon, so I cut the emblem into 12 pieces and removed 3-4 degrees from each to create the final pattern.

I transfered that pattern to the white latex and cut it with my scissors, glued the white onto the black latex and cut the outline leaving a small overlap for glueing the pasties.

Here is the pattern for the pasties: [SVG] [PDF]

[Copyright note: the imperial emblem is (c) Lucasfilm, Ltd. No copyright infringement is intended. The use of the emblem in this post is only for sake of education and scholarly analysis. I will not sell any items containing copyrighted material from Lucasfilm or others. If Lucasfilm will ask me to remove this post and all images showing the imperial emblem, I will do so immediately.]

Bubblegum Polka revisited

Here are some close shots of the Bubblegum Polka set
that Erika Tschirhart is wearing on the photos posted here and here.

The pattern used for this set of underwear is a modification (mainly of size) of the Hello Kitty panties and the Ruffle Bra.

I used 0.35mm white latex for the garments and a thinner 0.18mm black latex for the ruffles and the trim. The trim is cut using a wave form rotary cutter.

The polka dots are hand cut from 0.35mm bubblegum latex.

I also made a neckband in the same style saying "Do you still love me?" that never made it onto the pictures of Erika. And yes, all letters are hand cut and glued to the neckband with patience and love ;-)

Oh Boy!

At first I have to apologize for the bad quality of the image. I don't have a male model (neither mannequin nor human) available at the moment, but I hope I can add a customer action shoot later.

These shorts are cut from 0.35mm light blue latex with a trim of 0.35mm white latex.

The shorts are made of 5 pieces (besides the trim): 2 side parts (glued together on the back), 2 ballbag parts and a small trapezoid crotch piece.

The pattern is available for download (SVG and PDF) on the pattern page.

My Heart is Red

It has been a while since my last post. I apologize for that, but I moved my home and my working place to a new and shiny location. There was a lot of screwing, drilling, constructing and dragging but no cutting or glueing during the last weeks.

Anyway, here's a lovely new panty made from 0.35mm lemongreen latex with a white edging cut with a large wave form rotary cutter.

Both sides are made of 4 white (10mm wide) latex strips that give the panties a very good fitting (at least on skin).

The pattern is basically a Hello Kitty modification.

The little heart is hand-cut from 0.35mm white latex and glued to the panties (I apply glue to the backside of the applique only).

I'm also almost finished with another cute promotional outfit made-to-measure for Erika Tschirhart and hope I can show some pictures soon.

Making latex bows

Girls like bows.

This tutorial shows how I made a couple of red latex bows for one of my next creations.

1. Cut pieces of 80mm length from a strip of 12mm wide and 0.35mm thick red latex. Change these measurements for smaller or larger bows (top left).

2. Clean each piece on the backside. Appy some latex milk to both edges and to the center. After the glue has dried flip and glue both edges to the center. Use a ruler or the grid of your working space for correct alignment (top right).

3. Use talcum powder to prevent glueing where unwanted on the finished bow parts (bottom left).

4. The knot is made from a 14mm long piece of latex that was cut from a 10mm wide strip. I prefer the knot and the loose ends to be a little bit smaller than the bow. Clean and apply latex milk to the back side of the knot and the frontside of the bow part. Glue half of the knot pice to the bow part, than roll the bow part, so you can glue the other half of the knot piece to the other side of the bow part (bottom right). This is the most difficult part. Practice before you glue!

5. The result should look like the bows on the images to the right (upper left).

6. Cut the loose ends from the 10mm wide strip, approximately at a length of 35mm. Glue two pices together in a sharp angle (top right).

7. Cut the piece even on top, clean and apply glue. Also clean and apply glue to the back of the bow (bottom left).

8. Glue both parts together and cut the loose ends in form. The bows are finished (bottom right).

Find another excellent tutorial on making bows on Making Latex Clothing.

Iphoneographic Ann in zitronenröllchen

The iphoneography hero beastyRockStar has shot Ann during a pre-shooting fitting session wearing a couple of zitronenröllchen promo outfits. Here are some of them.

© all photos by beastyRockstar

model :: Ann

shooter :: beastyRockStar

latex :: zitronenröllchen