DAFT Designs

Perfect day to stay inside and do some alterations.

That closes the curtain on another show. Congrats to the "Rotten kids of Moving Arts Something Rotten Jr. 2026.

Last minute detailing. Making a Juliet cap.

Costumes are not complete without the right hair style. This show will be using a lot of of wigs. But first they all need washed cleaned, entangled and styled! art

My love hate relationship with black vinyl. I love the way it looks with red but what a pain to work with. .art

The devil is in the details. The audience may not even see the details. However when the details are not there the audience can feel something is missing.
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Research is done, Designs are drawn, assistance have approved. Now its time to build and and have the characters come to life.

2025 was an interesting year for DAFT Designs with many ups and downs. I closed my buisness temporarily to care for and spend time with my dad who passed in Aug. I quickly went right into 3D making mode and did not allow myself time to grieve. Later in the fall I was approched to costume a production of Frozen Jr with .art I had not costumed a show for 6 years. Going back to sewing and costuming I found the part of me that I did not know was missing. This brings us to 2026 I have a new outlook, and new creative ideas, and can not wait to share them with you all. I am hoping 2026 will bring me opportunities to expand my selection of products and in turn bring joy to others with what I make and do.
I would love to thank my husband for being my ride or die and all of you, my faithfull customers and followers and invite you on what should be and awesome ride through 2026. Happy new year.

And that's a wrap on Frozen Jr. 2025. Congratulations to all the Cast and Crew on a great run. Huge shout outs to Michael Holland, Carla Tucker, Isaac Haig, and Meaghan Ing for all their hard work.