Wild Wild West Con

Any seamstresses out there that constantly need tools of the trade to mend on the go?  This Steampunk Seamstress Cuff walkthrough from artdolls will teach you how to make one of these awesome and functional cuffs!

Need some steampunk sky pirate gloves? kyphoscoliosis on Devianart created this awesome pair, and shared their supplies list so you can make your own!

Want to hold your favorite perfumes and tiny tonics in neat apothecary bottles? Here’s a tutorial on how to make some at home by allaroundartsy

Want to make an awesome steampunk mechanical hand? Aternox on Deviantart made this awesome project, and you can see the finished product in motion and more information on his page!

If your steampunk gear doesn’t feel frilly or foofy enough, try making some ruffle cuffs! More detailed information on how to make these is on makingmakesmylife.

I’m sure someone could find a way to incorporate an element of this idea into a steampunk outfit. *wink nudge*

Want to make a simple pair of spats to jazz up your boots? The sewingrabbit has a step-by-step tutorial with photos to guide you through the process.  These might come in handy in the dusty desert of Arizona!

Want to make a custom dress form that was made for you? Check out this DIY tutorial from handimania (who translated it from burdastyle where is was in German) for the details!

If your steampunk character were stuck in a horror movie, what would it be, and how would you manage the mischief?

TheSewingSessions has a tutorial on how to make one!

Austin Sirkin shows us one way of doing things with this tutorial on wonderhowto.com

Patricia Basson came up with a neat way to turn a normal plastic caddy into what you see pictured above.

You can always tell how many adventures someone has been on by the state of their boots. If you’re wanting to get some vintage boots but don’t have the money for the real thing or designer look alikes, this DIY from redheadcandecorate.com can help newer, cheaper shoes look old and weathered!