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Thank you!
The dress was a must-buy for the collection the moment I first saw it - a charity shop find - and Maude wore it absolutely beautifully. She's previously been water-bucketed while wearing it, and it's been worn in the mess too.
No sacrifice needed, believe it or not it washed out perfectly. We've very rarely had clothes be unrecoverable after scenes, the few exceptions stand out sharply because they are unusual:
Honeysuckle once had a very smart long lilac skirt - part of a suit - first split, and then start to fall apart, while she was wearing it in the mud - we just carried on, and binned it afterwards.
A rainwear jacket used in a custard scene never fully washed out despite multiple washes in the machine and started to reek of off-custard. That also went in the bin. Of all the things you'd expect not to be harmed by mess, waterproofs would be near the top of the list, so that was very odd. It was a proper brand-name one bought from a charity shop in the Lake District too, wheras our no-brand cheap ones bought from workwear places survive multiple messings just fine.
In the very early days, Lady Jasmine wore a Country Casuals smart long pleated skirt and riding boots into the estate river. Again the skirt being something that, given they're sold to country people, you'd think would be hard wearing. But it totally lost its shape and the pleats all went wrong when washed. Only time it's turned out that dry clean only actually mattered - usually we just machine wash stuff and it's fine, including wedding dresses.
The one problem with Maude's dress in this scene was that the mesh petticoats absorbed so much mud that it became very heavy, which is why there's no "going in the mud for a wash off" section in this one, it was so heavy we weren't sure Maude would be able to get back out if she went in.
So once the scene was complete, she took the dress off still completely drenched in mud, we dropped it in a plastic tub, drove it back to the dungeon, hung it up and hosed it down from both sides, then a couple of goes through the washing machine with plenty of detergent, and no spin for the first couple of goes. I tend to use the hose in the powder drawer to top up the water in the machine when washing heavily muddy clothes, modern machines are designed to use as little water as possible, so I let it fill its normal amount, then put the hose in the powder drawer and open the valves, and fill it till the water is half-way up the glass door for the first wash, so there's more water for the mud to dissolve into.
t's actually been in the mud twice now, though this was the first scene shot, the second one, where Lady Jennifer wore it, was released first, and based on Maude's experiences the first time, that second scene started with all the petticoats being sliced out with scissors weilded by Honeysuckle, before they both went into the mud together.
It washed fully clean from the second mudding too, though some of the beading is now loose/detached. We'll probably use it one more time, possibly in a scene with some cutting, where it'll either get sliced down to a mini-dress, or possibly cut completely off someone.
This is the second shot, first released, scene, you can see the petticoats being sliced out of the dress in one of the preview shots. It was Lady Jennifer's first ever time in the mud, which is why it ended up being released first. https://saturationhall.umd.net/download_info/mud-dress-blue-lady-jennifer-meets-the-m
Whoa!! That's fantastic. Thanks for the feedback. It's been one of my hesitations of buying "new" clothes for WAMing. I'd hate to be ae to wear them for just one session. The suggestion foe taking out the mesh is fantastic! Definitely worth keeping in mind. Thank you for sharing the pictures and for following up to my questions.
~~Mrs
Thanks, and glad you like!
I'll pass your comments on to Maude, she'll be delighted!
You often see people talking about things being "ruined" in wam scenes, and I think for some people that's actually a part of the fetish, the idea of hedonistically destroying things for the sheer pleasure of it - which is perfectly fine - but I've always been more to the idea that people have "wam wardrobes" of clothes deliberately chosen and bought for getting messy in, but which wash out each time ready for their next messing.
Of course that fits well with my personal taste for women in overalls and boilersuits, working uniforms, or sportswear, all of which are actually designed to be able to get messy and then wash clean again afterwards - but in reality I've discovered that in fact most clothing, including a lot of "dry clean only" items, will in fact wash out just fine in the machine. I gather it used to be common for people to ignore washing labels and wash everything at 60 degrees "because that's what mum did in 1960" - and with a lot of modern materials if you wash them too hot, they shrink to something that'd only fit a Barbie doll, so putting "dry clean only" labels in was a way for manufacturers to avoid people complaining things shrank due to user error. I just wash everything at 30 or 40 with loads of water and detergent.
It's probably still worth being aware that things could permanently stain or otherwise be damaged, before blowing ££££ on designer gear. But buying from mainstream fashion chain stores, you're probably going to be OK. There's also the option of buying cheap fast-fashion items and just tossing them out afterwards, but even the cheap stuff is usually fine for multiple gungings. The only exception is white cotton, which if drenched in custard/pudding, is likely never to go completely white again.
Maude actually ended up with welts on her shoulders from the dress straps. So knowing we needed to removed them, having the petticoats cut out as part of Lady Jennifer's scene just seemed like a fun and on-topic way to do it. Lady Jennifer's profile shot in our store was taken just before the cutting started, so it's the last ever shot of the dress "as made".
No problem! I appreciate when people reply to posts, makes it more of a conversation rather than just an ad-parade.
Suspect it'd be a tad on the small size.
Maude is slim, UK 8-10, and very athletic with it. Bet it's fun though, having clothes cut off isn't something I've ever done myself, but can imagine how it feels as material is cut away.
Indeed she is, she's a really lovely friend too, wonderful personality and deeply caring.
I'll pass your comments on, she'll be delighted!
Love you, tooSaturation Hall, Langstonedale
Lord of the Pies
Wearing a beautiful blue formal dress into very sloppy mud!
Shot on Midsummer's Day of the year of the Great Pestilence, here's Maude having a truly spectacular solo mudbath in a stunning blue formal gown, complete with multiple layers of mesh petticoats which get very, very heavy once they're drenched in mud!
Maude spends a happy time crawling, sliding, and rolling about in the mud, and gets utterly drenched from head to toe, including her lovely knee-high lace-up heeled suede boots, and full face and hair coverage including one of her tradmark "plunges her face straight into the mud" faceplants, though because of the weight of the mud-drenched dress she does this one while already lying on her front.
The dress became enormously heavy once it was fully drenched, regular viewers may recall that in a later-shot, but earlier-released, scene, Lady Jennifer wore the same dress into the mud, but her scene starts with Honeysuckle slicing all the petticoats out with scissors, due to the lessons we learned from this one.
Maude was the Midsummer Mud Maiden of 2020!
Starring:Shot on Midsummer's Day of the year of the Great Pestilence, here's Maude having a truly spectacular solo mudbath in a stunning blue formal gown, complete with multiple layers of mesh petticoats which get very, very heavy once they're drenched in mud!
Maude spends a happy time crawling, sliding, and rolling about in the mud, and gets utterly drenched from head to toe, including her lovely knee-high lace-up heeled suede boots, and full face and hair coverage including one of her tradmark "plunges her face straight into the mud" faceplants, though because of the weight of the mud-drenched dress she does this one while already lying on her front.
The dress became enormously heavy once it was fully drenched, regular viewers may recall that in a later-shot, but earlier-released, scene, Lady Jennifer wore the same dress into the mud, but her scene starts with Honeysuckle slicing all the petticoats out with scissors, due to the lessons we learned from this one.
Maude was the Midsummer Mud Maiden of 2020!
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Stunning dress! Amazing work Maude!
Did this dress get sacrificed to the WAM gods after this scene? I could imagine it would be very difficult to clean that dress
~~Mrs
Did this dress get sacrificed to the WAM gods after this scene? I could imagine it would be very difficult to clean that dress
~~Mrs
Stay messy, friends!
Saturation Hall, Langstonedale
Lord of the Pies
The_Intrigued_WAMers said: Stunning dress! Amazing work Maude!
Did this dress get sacrificed to the WAM gods after this scene? I could imagine it would be very difficult to clean that dress
~~Mrs
Did this dress get sacrificed to the WAM gods after this scene? I could imagine it would be very difficult to clean that dress
~~Mrs
Thank you!
The dress was a must-buy for the collection the moment I first saw it - a charity shop find - and Maude wore it absolutely beautifully. She's previously been water-bucketed while wearing it, and it's been worn in the mess too. No sacrifice needed, believe it or not it washed out perfectly. We've very rarely had clothes be unrecoverable after scenes, the few exceptions stand out sharply because they are unusual:
Honeysuckle once had a very smart long lilac skirt - part of a suit - first split, and then start to fall apart, while she was wearing it in the mud - we just carried on, and binned it afterwards. A rainwear jacket used in a custard scene never fully washed out despite multiple washes in the machine and started to reek of off-custard. That also went in the bin. Of all the things you'd expect not to be harmed by mess, waterproofs would be near the top of the list, so that was very odd. It was a proper brand-name one bought from a charity shop in the Lake District too, wheras our no-brand cheap ones bought from workwear places survive multiple messings just fine. In the very early days, Lady Jasmine wore a Country Casuals smart long pleated skirt and riding boots into the estate river. Again the skirt being something that, given they're sold to country people, you'd think would be hard wearing. But it totally lost its shape and the pleats all went wrong when washed. Only time it's turned out that dry clean only actually mattered - usually we just machine wash stuff and it's fine, including wedding dresses. The one problem with Maude's dress in this scene was that the mesh petticoats absorbed so much mud that it became very heavy, which is why there's no "going in the mud for a wash off" section in this one, it was so heavy we weren't sure Maude would be able to get back out if she went in.
So once the scene was complete, she took the dress off still completely drenched in mud, we dropped it in a plastic tub, drove it back to the dungeon, hung it up and hosed it down from both sides, then a couple of goes through the washing machine with plenty of detergent, and no spin for the first couple of goes. I tend to use the hose in the powder drawer to top up the water in the machine when washing heavily muddy clothes, modern machines are designed to use as little water as possible, so I let it fill its normal amount, then put the hose in the powder drawer and open the valves, and fill it till the water is half-way up the glass door for the first wash, so there's more water for the mud to dissolve into.
t's actually been in the mud twice now, though this was the first scene shot, the second one, where Lady Jennifer wore it, was released first, and based on Maude's experiences the first time, that second scene started with all the petticoats being sliced out with scissors weilded by Honeysuckle, before they both went into the mud together.
It washed fully clean from the second mudding too, though some of the beading is now loose/detached. We'll probably use it one more time, possibly in a scene with some cutting, where it'll either get sliced down to a mini-dress, or possibly cut completely off someone.
This is the second shot, first released, scene, you can see the petticoats being sliced out of the dress in one of the preview shots. It was Lady Jennifer's first ever time in the mud, which is why it ended up being released first. https://saturationhall.umd.net/download_info/mud-dress-blue-lady-jennifer-meets-the-m
Saturation Hall - Forth! The Gungemaidens!
Oh my goodness
I've gone into orbit
You can see beautiful ladies, you can even find beautiful ladies in dresses, but seeing Maude as covered as this
fantastic.
Thanks, DungeonMasterOne, and thanks most of all to your model, Maude.
Well done, beautiful. Peter
I've gone into orbit
You can see beautiful ladies, you can even find beautiful ladies in dresses, but seeing Maude as covered as this
fantastic.
Thanks, DungeonMasterOne, and thanks most of all to your model, Maude.
Well done, beautiful. Peter
Splash me
DungeonMasterOne said:
Thank you! The dress was a must-buy for the collection the moment I first saw it - a charity shop find - and Maude wore it absolutely beautifully. She's previously been water-bucketed while wearing it, and it's been worn in the mess too.
No sacrifice needed, believe it or not it washed out perfectly. We've very rarely had clothes be unrecoverable after scenes, the few exceptions stand out sharply because they are unusual:
Honeysuckle once had a very smart long lilac skirt - part of a suit - first split, and then start to fall apart, while she was wearing it in the mud - we just carried on, and binned it afterwards.
A rainwear jacket used in a custard scene never fully washed out despite multiple washes in the machine and started to reek of off-custard. That also went in the bin. Of all the things you'd expect not to be harmed by mess, waterproofs would be near the top of the list, so that was very odd. It was a proper brand-name one bought from a charity shop in the Lake District too, wheras our no-brand cheap ones bought from workwear places survive multiple messings just fine.
In the very early days, Lady Jasmine wore a Country Casuals smart long pleated skirt and riding boots into the estate river. Again the skirt being something that, given they're sold to country people, you'd think would be hard wearing. But it totally lost its shape and the pleats all went wrong when washed. Only time it's turned out that dry clean only actually mattered - usually we just machine wash stuff and it's fine, including wedding dresses.
The one problem with Maude's dress in this scene was that the mesh petticoats absorbed so much mud that it became very heavy, which is why there's no "going in the mud for a wash off" section in this one, it was so heavy we weren't sure Maude would be able to get back out if she went in.
So once the scene was complete, she took the dress off still completely drenched in mud, we dropped it in a plastic tub, drove it back to the dungeon, hung it up and hosed it down from both sides, then a couple of goes through the washing machine with plenty of detergent, and no spin for the first couple of goes. I tend to use the hose in the powder drawer to top up the water in the machine when washing heavily muddy clothes, modern machines are designed to use as little water as possible, so I let it fill its normal amount, then put the hose in the powder drawer and open the valves, and fill it till the water is half-way up the glass door for the first wash, so there's more water for the mud to dissolve into.
t's actually been in the mud twice now, though this was the first scene shot, the second one, where Lady Jennifer wore it, was released first, and based on Maude's experiences the first time, that second scene started with all the petticoats being sliced out with scissors weilded by Honeysuckle, before they both went into the mud together.
It washed fully clean from the second mudding too, though some of the beading is now loose/detached. We'll probably use it one more time, possibly in a scene with some cutting, where it'll either get sliced down to a mini-dress, or possibly cut completely off someone.
This is the second shot, first released, scene, you can see the petticoats being sliced out of the dress in one of the preview shots. It was Lady Jennifer's first ever time in the mud, which is why it ended up being released first. https://saturationhall.umd.net/download_info/mud-dress-blue-lady-jennifer-meets-the-m
The_Intrigued_WAMers said: Stunning dress! Amazing work Maude!
Did this dress get sacrificed to the WAM gods after this scene? I could imagine it would be very difficult to clean that dress
~~Mrs
Did this dress get sacrificed to the WAM gods after this scene? I could imagine it would be very difficult to clean that dress
~~Mrs
Thank you!
The dress was a must-buy for the collection the moment I first saw it - a charity shop find - and Maude wore it absolutely beautifully. She's previously been water-bucketed while wearing it, and it's been worn in the mess too. No sacrifice needed, believe it or not it washed out perfectly. We've very rarely had clothes be unrecoverable after scenes, the few exceptions stand out sharply because they are unusual:
Honeysuckle once had a very smart long lilac skirt - part of a suit - first split, and then start to fall apart, while she was wearing it in the mud - we just carried on, and binned it afterwards. A rainwear jacket used in a custard scene never fully washed out despite multiple washes in the machine and started to reek of off-custard. That also went in the bin. Of all the things you'd expect not to be harmed by mess, waterproofs would be near the top of the list, so that was very odd. It was a proper brand-name one bought from a charity shop in the Lake District too, wheras our no-brand cheap ones bought from workwear places survive multiple messings just fine. In the very early days, Lady Jasmine wore a Country Casuals smart long pleated skirt and riding boots into the estate river. Again the skirt being something that, given they're sold to country people, you'd think would be hard wearing. But it totally lost its shape and the pleats all went wrong when washed. Only time it's turned out that dry clean only actually mattered - usually we just machine wash stuff and it's fine, including wedding dresses. The one problem with Maude's dress in this scene was that the mesh petticoats absorbed so much mud that it became very heavy, which is why there's no "going in the mud for a wash off" section in this one, it was so heavy we weren't sure Maude would be able to get back out if she went in.
So once the scene was complete, she took the dress off still completely drenched in mud, we dropped it in a plastic tub, drove it back to the dungeon, hung it up and hosed it down from both sides, then a couple of goes through the washing machine with plenty of detergent, and no spin for the first couple of goes. I tend to use the hose in the powder drawer to top up the water in the machine when washing heavily muddy clothes, modern machines are designed to use as little water as possible, so I let it fill its normal amount, then put the hose in the powder drawer and open the valves, and fill it till the water is half-way up the glass door for the first wash, so there's more water for the mud to dissolve into.
t's actually been in the mud twice now, though this was the first scene shot, the second one, where Lady Jennifer wore it, was released first, and based on Maude's experiences the first time, that second scene started with all the petticoats being sliced out with scissors weilded by Honeysuckle, before they both went into the mud together.
It washed fully clean from the second mudding too, though some of the beading is now loose/detached. We'll probably use it one more time, possibly in a scene with some cutting, where it'll either get sliced down to a mini-dress, or possibly cut completely off someone.
This is the second shot, first released, scene, you can see the petticoats being sliced out of the dress in one of the preview shots. It was Lady Jennifer's first ever time in the mud, which is why it ended up being released first. https://saturationhall.umd.net/download_info/mud-dress-blue-lady-jennifer-meets-the-m
Whoa!! That's fantastic. Thanks for the feedback. It's been one of my hesitations of buying "new" clothes for WAMing. I'd hate to be ae to wear them for just one session. The suggestion foe taking out the mesh is fantastic! Definitely worth keeping in mind. Thank you for sharing the pictures and for following up to my questions.
~~Mrs
Stay messy, friends!
Saturation Hall, Langstonedale
Lord of the Pies
MrWetShirt said: Oh my goodness
I've gone into orbit
You can see beautiful ladies, you can even find beautiful ladies in dresses, but seeing Maude as covered as this
fantastic.
Thanks, DungeonMasterOne, and thanks most of all to your model, Maude.
Well done, beautiful. Peter
I've gone into orbit
You can see beautiful ladies, you can even find beautiful ladies in dresses, but seeing Maude as covered as this
fantastic.
Thanks, DungeonMasterOne, and thanks most of all to your model, Maude.
Well done, beautiful. Peter
Thanks, and glad you like!
I'll pass your comments on to Maude, she'll be delighted!
The_Intrigued_WAMers said: Whoa!! That's fantastic. Thanks for the feedback. It's been one of my hesitations of buying "new" clothes for WAMing. I'd hate to be ae to wear them for just one session.
You often see people talking about things being "ruined" in wam scenes, and I think for some people that's actually a part of the fetish, the idea of hedonistically destroying things for the sheer pleasure of it - which is perfectly fine - but I've always been more to the idea that people have "wam wardrobes" of clothes deliberately chosen and bought for getting messy in, but which wash out each time ready for their next messing.
Of course that fits well with my personal taste for women in overalls and boilersuits, working uniforms, or sportswear, all of which are actually designed to be able to get messy and then wash clean again afterwards - but in reality I've discovered that in fact most clothing, including a lot of "dry clean only" items, will in fact wash out just fine in the machine. I gather it used to be common for people to ignore washing labels and wash everything at 60 degrees "because that's what mum did in 1960" - and with a lot of modern materials if you wash them too hot, they shrink to something that'd only fit a Barbie doll, so putting "dry clean only" labels in was a way for manufacturers to avoid people complaining things shrank due to user error. I just wash everything at 30 or 40 with loads of water and detergent.
It's probably still worth being aware that things could permanently stain or otherwise be damaged, before blowing ££££ on designer gear. But buying from mainstream fashion chain stores, you're probably going to be OK. There's also the option of buying cheap fast-fashion items and just tossing them out afterwards, but even the cheap stuff is usually fine for multiple gungings. The only exception is white cotton, which if drenched in custard/pudding, is likely never to go completely white again.
The_Intrigued_WAMers said: The suggestion foe taking out the mesh is fantastic! Definitely worth keeping in mind.
Maude actually ended up with welts on her shoulders from the dress straps. So knowing we needed to removed them, having the petticoats cut out as part of Lady Jennifer's scene just seemed like a fun and on-topic way to do it. Lady Jennifer's profile shot in our store was taken just before the cutting started, so it's the last ever shot of the dress "as made".
The_Intrigued_WAMers said: Thank you for sharing the pictures and for following up to my questions.
~~Mrs
~~Mrs
No problem!
I appreciate when people reply to posts, makes it more of a conversation rather than just an ad-parade.Saturation Hall - Forth! The Gungemaidens!
Saturation Hall, Langstonedale
Lord of the Pies
kinkydenn said: would love to be the one wearing it whilst it was cut up
Suspect it'd be a tad on the small size.
Maude is slim, UK 8-10, and very athletic with it. Bet it's fun though, having clothes cut off isn't something I've ever done myself, but can imagine how it feels as material is cut away. PiesNCustard said: Maude is able to do punk and class.
Brunette dreamgirl.
Brunette dreamgirl.
Indeed she is, she's a really lovely friend too, wonderful personality and deeply caring.
I'll pass your comments on, she'll be delighted!
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