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Blatant overseas shopping spree
Sep. 13th, 2007 09:51 amLook mommy, I've got shape!
After receiving my Electradesigns econo-waist cincher, I happily placed myself on the waiting list for a full custom corset with her. Being a customer has been a real dream and she's great in communicating and a really sweet person to boot. We took some pictures after I got home yesterday and I e-mailed them directly, and they're up on her blog (see link earlier) already!
The cincher is wonderful, it's silk, and it's constructed like it's never ever going to come apart again, and I can whack someone to death with it.
We give her the Igor's four thumbth up for crafthmanthhip.
So, after my first forays into the ordering abroad, I am now slowly stepping into the direction of Kass' Reconstructing History. I'll be phoning her tonight and will order a few patterns with her.
The question is: will any of you join me? Shipping to the Netherlands will be expensive enough so we might as well order together and share the cost.
The patterns are not cheap (some are more than $20) but a lot of research went into these. They come with elaborate instructions and fabric suggestions. They are historically correct and anyone suggesting otherwise can try and take it up with Kass, but I don't think you will win because this lady knows her stuff.
The dollar is at an historic low at the moment, so this is the time to order: € 1,38 for each dollar. We will all share in the shipping.
If you've really got some money to burn, check out her end of season sale for clothing.
If you're interested in ordering along, check out her webpage Reconstructing History, comment or e-mail me with your intentions of ordering and I'll take care of it.
EDIT: I'll need to know tomorrow at the latest, because I want to order one of those shifts. Be quick!
After receiving my Electradesigns econo-waist cincher, I happily placed myself on the waiting list for a full custom corset with her. Being a customer has been a real dream and she's great in communicating and a really sweet person to boot. We took some pictures after I got home yesterday and I e-mailed them directly, and they're up on her blog (see link earlier) already!
The cincher is wonderful, it's silk, and it's constructed like it's never ever going to come apart again, and I can whack someone to death with it.
We give her the Igor's four thumbth up for crafthmanthhip.
So, after my first forays into the ordering abroad, I am now slowly stepping into the direction of Kass' Reconstructing History. I'll be phoning her tonight and will order a few patterns with her.
The question is: will any of you join me? Shipping to the Netherlands will be expensive enough so we might as well order together and share the cost.
The patterns are not cheap (some are more than $20) but a lot of research went into these. They come with elaborate instructions and fabric suggestions. They are historically correct and anyone suggesting otherwise can try and take it up with Kass, but I don't think you will win because this lady knows her stuff.
The dollar is at an historic low at the moment, so this is the time to order: € 1,38 for each dollar. We will all share in the shipping.
If you've really got some money to burn, check out her end of season sale for clothing.
If you're interested in ordering along, check out her webpage Reconstructing History, comment or e-mail me with your intentions of ordering and I'll take care of it.
EDIT: I'll need to know tomorrow at the latest, because I want to order one of those shifts. Be quick!
