Cy Girl Accessories and Clothes

Over the years I made some accessories and clothes.
Descriptions of how I made these are 'hidden' on the various pages of my Girls, so here is a list.

Accessories

Belt with Buckle	Daisy Chain	Making Pumps fit
Smart Phone	Clutch	'Luxo jr.' Desk lamp

Clothes

The clothes I made sofar are completely homemade, I did not use existing patterns but figured out my own instead by taking measurements and wrapping masking tape around parts of a figure.
As a result I don't have any proper patterns to share, only a lot of 'cutting masks' (i.e. patterns used for cutting the fabric parts, including all seam allowances. Arrows indicate the direction of stretch, measurements are in mm.).
Below are links to pictures of some masks that might be useful.

• boot sleeves. The masks on the picture are for the cuffed boots I made for Dinah Lance (Triad high heel bootfeet).
  
  
• leggings out of lycra. The mask on the picture is made to fit Jessica (CG v2 type B body).
  
  
• leggings with waist band with V-shaped back out of lycra. The mask on the picture is made to fit Fleur (CG v2 type B body).
  
  
• dress (out of lycra). The mask on the picture is made to fit Jessica (CG v2 type B body).
  
  
• disco jumpsuit (out of lycra). The mask on the picture is made to fit Denyse (CG v2 type A body).
  
  
• sleeveless leotard (out of lycra). The mask on the picture is made to fit Kass (ZC Walking Paradise body) and does not include the turtle neck collar, for the collar I used a straight strip of fabric sized 80x30mm folded lengthwise.
  
  
• mini skirt (out of black lycra). The mask on the picture is made to fit Penny (Barbie Bellybutton waist), the top hem was sewn using a stretch stitch and the lower 12mm of the rear seam was made into a split.
  
  
• contoured tube dress (out of lycra). The mask on the picture is made to fit Lily (Curvy Barbie Fashionistas) and includes 5mm of allowance on all sides. The back seam was done in a gentle flowing curve rather than the abrupt curves of the cut edges. This picture shows a test fit before the lower hem was sewn. The top hem was not sewn, instead the fabric was just folded inside the dress.
  
  
• cropped top (out of lycra). The mask on the picture is made to fit Kayla (articulated Barbie Fashionistas-like body) and includes 3mm of allowance on all sides.