The Mayor and His Daughters

I made this full length coat complete with a kick pleat in the back vent.

The mayor's vest is made from

a lavender, grey, and pale blue brocade-type fabric.

The assistant mayor's vest is made from the

same grey fabric as the mayor's coat.

These are the mayor's daughters.

Their purple dresses match the mayor's vest.

MC and Dresses

The Master of Ceremonies

I made the tuxedo coat (he's sitting on the tails),

vest, and the top hat.

Drummer.

I only made the "boots."

Coffee shop girl.

I made the dress.

The apron was a bargain bin Target find.

Made the pink dress and apron.

Loved that apron.

The apron was harder to make than the dress.

Unfortunately, there were a few dresses

I didn't get pictures of.

One was yellow and one was green.

They were in the same color family as

the pink and teal.

It looked so fun with all of them on

stage at the same time.

Villians

Made this wonderful lined cape. The outside was jet black.

Purchased the red and black boa

to coordinate with the black and red cape.

This dress was so fun to make.

It had a quasi-bustle and puffed sleeves.

Boots and cowboys

"Cowhide" vest with fringe and "boots."

"Boots" worn over tennis shoes.

Didn't get a good picture, but there are "spurs" on the back of those boots.

Vests.

The Doctor and His Assistant

The Doctor and his assistant....A navy vest lined with baby blue and a sting tie....A grey cordouroy vest lined in the same baby blue as the doctor's vest.  You can't really see, but the button holes on the assistants vest are horrendous.  I did them manually on my machine and they are all crooked.  For Mother's Day, I received a new machine that had 5 automatic button holes!  All the other button holes for the production were gorgeous!  :)

Pony Expresso

This year the home school co-op picked a melodrama, The Pony Expresso, as the play they would perform.  When I started the process of picking costumes, I didn't need historical accuracy.  Patterns that gave the feel of the Old West and Pioneer days were chosen.

The fabrics were picked so that they would coordinate well when all the actors were on stage.  

Red Queen-White Queen.

My daughter picked the patterns for these.  Unfortunately, they weren't modest enough for the girls and so I had to create the top.  This is also the first time that I had sewed any of this prom dress type fabric.  It took some getting used to.