Sacred Forest Meadow

I agree with lfangor; lists are wonderful. Especially when trying to get organized.

Things left to do before Otakon:
- Finish cosplay
- Call Tangent and make sure we're still on for that weekend
- Also ask Tangent about David
- Final shopping trip
- Make sign ("Video game music on request! Ask to see list of songs")

Things left to do for cosplay:
- Braid wig
- Hem skirt
- Shop for fabric for top
- Make top
- Decorate gloves when they arive
- Decorate cape

Things to pack for Otakon (If I miss anything you think I'd need, let me know!):
- Sun screen
- Hat
- WATER!
- Light clothes (possibly DBZ shirt?)
- Cell phone
- Costume
----- Ears
----- Top
----- Cape
----- Wig
----- Gloves
----- Sandals
----- Belt?
----- Bat plushie
----- Handkerchief
- sagepurr (LEAVE AT TANGENT'S!!!!)
- Money (set aside $50 for Tangent)
- Keyboard & repotoir
- Sign
- Umbrella or poncho
- Disposable cameras (at least 3 or 4)
- Sneakers
- Pads for sandals
- Granola bars or other small eatibles
- Book(s)
- Glow jewelry
-----Pendant
-----3 bracelets
-----2 rings
-----Earrings

11 days until Otakon!

- Got Katsucon pictures developed (The Naruto photoshoot pics didn't come out!!! ToT)
- Went to the party store and got a back-up wig in case the new shipment of wig dye doesn't do any better than the last one
- Got 2 wig caps and some clip-on glowstick earrings for the dancing at Otakon
- Got 2 bottles of sunscreen and 3 disposable cameras

I am now going to reward myself with freezing cold water from my elephant sprinkler :D

17 days until Otakon

	the finished hankie All stitched up and washed in strawberry shampoo to give it a nice sweet scent
	skirt material comfy, stretchy, and rather cool to the touch when it hasn't been used.
	top material this has to be double-layered because it's transparently thin. Hopefully it'll be cool because it's so thin and light. I have a lot of it too, so it's good to make use of.
	cape material this is where it gets really hot. This fabric is a little heavy. But it's the right size to make a cape.
	glove material again, stretchy and comfortable, and the right size in finger-elbow length.
	trim nothing really to see here. just the trim for the various pieces of the costume

As for the costume itself, I just got a bigass jam out of the sewing machine, and I need another bobbin to hold pink thread. Also, I may have already screwed up my first glove. Well, worst comes to worst, I suppose I could use the leftover fabric for the skirt, which just needs trim and to be sewn together. And if that doesn't work...I'll go out to the mall and look for some gloves while looking for shoes and a belt.

Think I can do it in 6 weeks?