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01/05/11 19:06:30 |
So I've been obsessed with having a tail for a while but jut the other night i started to think how do i accessorize?? i want something that would be plausible like that as a merman i could have done under water but also masculine... its so hard to accessorize when you are a man. any tips and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. accessories
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01/05/11 19:51:33 |
Crowns, arm/wrist bands, armor(?), vests, knives/tridents.
It would be advisable for all merfolk to wear a knife when swimming outside of a pool. Fishline is nearly invisable underwater, and needs to be cut rather than snapped. It can cut your skin before you can pull all but the weakest apart. It's a safety item most merfolk don't think about.
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01/06/11 00:13:39 |
I think a sash or vest made of netting would look very masculine. Arm bracers, arm bands, hemp jewelry (even chokers) would all look great! Also I've seen Raven's octopi modeled by a male- I think they look great on males and females. In other words- don't be afraid to wear a necklace. For guys my suggestion would be to keep it simple. Even if you have a more ornate charm then make the chain/cord simple. You could even make a simple netting necklace or choker.
Be creative with it! Use netting, fake sea flora, shells, ect.
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Darrien |
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01/06/11 06:41:41 |
those are really good ideas guys. a knife is a mus when u dive in the ocean its true and a sash i think might look pretty cool with some arm bands. do y'all recommend a specific type of netting?
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Winged Mermaid |
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01/06/11 12:59:13 |
In this topic you can see where people talked about getting various netting. Any of those should do just fine
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01/10/11 13:06:15 |
Im gonna think on this and get back to you, Ive been meaning to work on some merman stuff.
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Jewel de Lune |
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01/10/11 20:43:07 |
I'm thinking like armbands...
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Andrew |
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Posts: 76
01/12/11 22:09:02 |
Heres a pic of my Merman necklace dunno if its for every merman but I like the look on me.
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02/08/11 22:52:43 |
I have just learned to make these cool bracelets and my mermaid friend asked me to make a necklace with a shark tooth on it. I think it would be a great idea for you mer-guys out there! I ordered the teeth today, so when they get here I will be able to get started. They also come in up to three different colors and have a HUGE selection of the colors. So if any of you wanted to see one or order one I can do that for you! Arm bands, wrist bands, necklaces?
http://www.ipdsny.com/images/aaabbb_039.jpg
Those are the types I am making. I did not make those particular ones. They are called survival bracelets and are EXTREMELY durable.
Also ladies, if you just want a little mermaid reminder on your neck or wrist, I am making some necklaces and bracelets with cut shells, and some without pendants.
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02/09/11 06:36:43 |
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CydAdeTol |
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Posts: 119
02/10/11 23:52:55 |
So, I recieved my shark teeth in the mail today and made a necklace! Here is the final result. I think it turned out okay. The person it is for has a thicker neck than my brother so it will fit better on them.
The teeth are real but are smooth, there are no jagged edges on them. I have red, orange, yellow, lime, blue (shown), purple (shown), hot pink, white, black, and tan cord and there are tons more colors at the store.
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