SquarePegSaz

So. Hi there. It's been a while.

I'm like a real grown up now.

I'll leave it to your imagination what that means.

Peace.

So I'm looking to expand my cosplay commissioning into an alternative fashion business as well, with an aim at having a stall at either Kitacon or Amecon to sell them. But I'm still undecided in what direction to go. There are several things I would love to do, but I'm not really sure at the moment. I would love if you guys could tell me what you would like to see on a stall when you go to a convention, or even just on my online shop!

At the moment what I have:

Elegant lolita type deal (mostly jackets, since I like them )
Kigurumi (are these still in fashion? Are they too overdone?)
Pride related items (rainbows everywhere!)
Fashion pieces directly related to anime/ other media (like hoodies with logos on them and shizz. Except nothing too obvious, or Western, 'cause I don't want to get sued )

Any of these sound good? All crap?

Ps My website is in the middle of a makeover! Clicky click the image!





PPS playing around with the features of premium membership. I'm pretty bad at this, apologies

And it was pretty good. It would have been awesome if I hadn't actually been sick 100% of the time. I apologise to all for how spacey I was. |D I also apologise for continually falling asleep at parties. Woops.

But yeah, was a pretty good convention! Finally managed to get my Sebastian (Kuroshitsuji) to a point where I could wear it (though my trousers were a little tight and uncomfortable so posing was not the easiest 8'D) Also debuted Suzaku's (Code Geass) school uniform and Ayame (Fruits Basket). I was so FAAAAABULOUS for that one day and I'm pretty sure I scarred Yuki for life with my antics 8D

The one thing that put a complete downer on my weekend was that I forgot my camera /sobs. Which means I will have to wait for pictures and videos from the other Waywards, which means no immediate uploads like I normally do. I was so freakin annoyed at myself as I had managed to get a memory card for it so I could take awesome videos AND THEN I FORGOT IT. Fuuuuuuuu. So annoyed at myself. Next time I'm going to take more days off work so I have longer to pack and thus will not forget things (I also forgot several others things and I was banging my head against the wall in the hotel when I realised).

Anyhoo... the next one will be Kitacon, and already have all my plans in the works. And also have my commissions to start work on now that Fushicon is out of the way. Will be sending emails around to make sure everyone still wants their commissions doing, and if they all do then I will have a lot to be getting on with! Also thinking of starting my own backup of costumes and clothes to sell online and... possibly at cons? I don't know. We shall see. =]

Commissions are closed for now. I can't manage the ones I already have with working so I am going to close commissions until sometime next year at the very least.

This was a lot more popular than I thought it would be and I really wish I hadn't gotten a job so fast so I could have explored this business more, but c'est la vie! Hopefully will be able to pick it up again a few months from now when I'm not so busy, and when I will inevitably need more money

Just in case anyone else stumbles across my page and adds another comment to the previous journal 8'D I cannot take on any more commissions if you intend to have them before the end of November. I have enough to be getting on with (and I love you all so much for it ;-; ) However, feel free to contact me if you want anything after the end of November!

I am rather surprised that I have actually had enough interest to have to close off commissions. XD You people are all so lovely and I hope to continue with this business into the future!

PS Just so this is written like... everywhere; I am a UK based commission service. I am more than happy to ship outside of the UK, but please take into account that the postage will cost more and it will take longer for me to get the items to you. If you are outside of the UK I wholeheartedly recommend giving me three months' notice so I can be sure to have it finished on time. Within the UK, I would still like two months' notice so I won't be stressed and rushing, and perhaps giving you a less than satisfactory product.

LOVE TO YOU ALLLL