Steampunk accessories diy

I’ve never given much thought to costuming in the steampunk realm, until I did. My sewing fairy godmother once told me that steampunk costumes should have a theme or purpose, and while that m…

I just want to provide some more examples of how you don't have spend a great deal of money to put together a Steampunk outfit. If you'r...

DIY Steampunk Projects [costume, jewelry, decor]

DIY Steampunk Boots! Need a sweet pair of boots for your Steampunk costume? All you need is a cheap pair of thrift store boots and a can of spray paint! I used Rustoleum Paint & Primer in ‘Oil Rubbed Bronze’. Any of the darker metallic shades would do. Add a few gears & cogs to the laces and VOILA! An easy & quick Steampunk Upcycle on the CHEAP. #steampunk #dyisteampunk #steampunkcostume

They say the devil is in the details, but I say the steampunk is in the details. It’s the little touches to any costume (or any cosplay for that matter) that strike a cord with others. I don’t know about you, but I dress up so that I can meet and mingle with fellow enthusiasts. […]

Want to add a bit of rockstar flair to your look? Why not try a boot chain? Not just for those Doc fans out there, this chain can be worn on ANY style of boot, no converting or extra pieces needed. Just clip it any way you want - front, side, or back - around your most beautiful non-combat style

Here's a quick and easy way to turn a regular umbrella into a steampunk umbrella with some ribbon, paint, and a pizza box!

I have been creating some items for the Steampunk display we are making for the library. The theme for the teen summer reading program is "Beneath the Surface". Below are a few items that will come in handy while Zombie hunting. First is a Steampunk Journal. It's made from an old book I had saved from a discard from the library. The black hose is actually a plastic straw from a Six Flags cup. I made the gauge from a Powerade bottle cap and a downloaded print. I got the watch piece from my…