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So I decided for this past weekend that I wanted to have something to wear while I sold my pillows. This led me to making some character PJ's of my muse (who's name you still don't get to know yet :3) to run around in.
Apparently everyone thought they were very cute, and looked very comfortable to wear. They were a little hot due to being fleece, but they WERE comfy to wear.
To give you an idea of how long this took to make, The 'hair; you see on the back of the hood is comprised of TONS of tiny triangles that I had to sew on one by one. I spent roughly 7 hours on just that, so you can take a guess at how long the rest of it took.
These are based on the idea of the Japanese kigurumi, but derived from my own drafted pattern and produced by my own methods. And yes, the PJ's are huge on me XD (I'm 5'4 1/2", and weigh around 122 lbs).
I may be taking commissions for these in the future
Apparently everyone thought they were very cute, and looked very comfortable to wear. They were a little hot due to being fleece, but they WERE comfy to wear.
To give you an idea of how long this took to make, The 'hair; you see on the back of the hood is comprised of TONS of tiny triangles that I had to sew on one by one. I spent roughly 7 hours on just that, so you can take a guess at how long the rest of it took.
These are based on the idea of the Japanese kigurumi, but derived from my own drafted pattern and produced by my own methods. And yes, the PJ's are huge on me XD (I'm 5'4 1/2", and weigh around 122 lbs).
I may be taking commissions for these in the future
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Miscellaneous
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 734 x 1280px
File Size 166.3 kB
Well, stock kigurumis are like 50-60, so maybe starting at twice that and increasing depending on complexity, number of colors and such? Your own, with the hugely complex markings and the individual pieces of mane is probably not a good basis for pricing but what would you value that at?
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