How to Order: Painted Designs

Hand-painted and/or embellished designs, created as one-of-a-kind pieces especially for you.

Choose Your Style
Choose Your Colors


The first step in the design process is quite easy.

  • Gather your contact information.
    Please don't forget to include your phone number.
    If I have any questions or issues during development I will call you to discuss the issues in person.
  • Take your measurements
    Waist - Hip - Preferred Length - Average Height
    If you don't know how to measure or are unsure, I have posted a handy guide to help you.
  • Define your issues.
    Yes. We all have issues with our shape.
    My ultimate goal is to create a skirt for you that will down play the areas of your body that make you feel uncomfortable.
    - Do you want your waist to appear smaller?
    - Do you want to distract attention from ample hips?
    - Do you want to add balance and proportion to your figure?
    This information will help me to design a skirt that you will surely love and aid me in fitting a skirt that will flatter your figure.
  • Define your preferences
    Choose your style: Roll Top or Drawstring
    Choose your fit: Loose & Comfy or Fitted & Butt-Hugging
    Choose your colors
    Select your art
  • Email your information, along with any notes of consideration that you might wish to include, to skirting_the_issue@yahoo.com.
  • You will receive confirmation within 24 hours of your request and I will schedule a best time to call you to discuss your request, first hand.
Please visit http://www.skirtingtheissue.net/order.htm for more information on price and specifics
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Hey Haze if you dont mind me asking where did you learn so much about disigning and making skirts to fit peoples personal body types?

Skirting the Issue

Hey Ebony -- I don't mind you asking at all. I'm just having a hard time answering your without writing a book. Perhaps if I knew what you were driving at with this question -- are you looking for a list of qualifications? References? Or a resume of sorts?

Is it enough to note that I have formal training as well as a wealth of experience and on the job training -- from the construction end of it all, up to and including, the model's perspective on fit and proportion?

Of course, what the girls have to say about my designs can be found in this post.

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