Date: 2014-02-20 01:34 am (UTC)
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I stole the spiral lacing off of the back-laced gown (volatile to match my base texture) It's on all of the skirts because I needed a feasible closure. I'm doing mostly separates, so it's a lot of extra work. There will also be male and female viking outfits. Unfortunately, I can't find anything for TM. I have separates for PU & CU, TF-EF, and AM-EM, but nothing for TM. (I do have the Viking tunic for TM, but no separates.) I'm not looking forward to doing the Viking ladies. I'm stealing the shape of yours, putting it on the mesh that Beryllium used because it's less clingy, then completely retexturing it all and attempting to make silver pins with knotwork. (I have the knotwork...but I can't draw, so hand-shading them is going to be a nightmare.)
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