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There is such thing as armor made of women’s size body shapes. Medieval collectibles has armor that is made for women. Honestly awesome kit. And the mantle definitely fits it just has to be tightened up and broken in a bit. You need arming points which are specific ties to attach the amor to an arming jacket and shoulder armor is usually with arming points you will usually have a full gambson underneath the plate armor. And the armor you got doesn’t need arming points and it looks awesome. Have fun at the larp games you go to.

This was such a helpful and easy to follow video, and other than an inseam drop, it even fits plus sizes. The tip about using the cut out fabric for a gusset was awesome as well. Thank you so much for posting this!

I wonder if you could tie the end of the drawstring to a neodymium magnet, and use another magnet to thread the string... 🤔

Your videos are so easy for me to follow! Thank you so much for these tutorials!!!

Thank you so much for the easy tutorial!!! 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks for this tutorial! It was super easy to follow!

You look amazing in the armor! I just ordered my own for the first time and it arrives in a week! So excited!

Isn't the crotch area likely to split with a design like that?

This looks so simple to do, thank you 😊 I just finished my first hand sewn shirt and was looking for pants that would fit the style!

Thank you. Your efforts are appreciated.

Very cool 😀

Are you still polishing and oiling this? Or do you still have it? I honestly had to ultimately paint my entire set. I live in a humid area.

These are perfect, thank you! I'm trying to get into sewing my own clothes, and a) patterns are expensive so I love things that are easily drafted and b) when I get better at this whole thing, I think this pattern will work perfectly as the base for a design I've been dreaming up.

Hi there, I just watched the video, I know that it's a couple of years old now, but just wanted to say that you can get a 'needle' specifically for doing lacing, its a bit longer than a safety pin!, I can't remember what they're called but I'm sure your local sewing supplies shop could help you out!!

the person im cosplaying has 5 drums on his back. i already spent a lot of money on this cosplay/ i can paint it so thats a great and it just fit with everything so well i put packing tape under to make the sound better you should try it!

How would you make the pants less poofy? I want the poof, but not as much, should I cut off some fabric on the sides? Or what would the right strategy be?

You are very funny, and that armour looks great!! I too am buying a armor and weapon, the bestion with armour is: it's has to be in steel or resin? I still don't know.

My birthday is coming up, and I'm prepping to get the full suit of the marks are gear. Cant wait to get it all on!

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Ooh ooh I know this I know this I'm making drums today it's Friday so my dad's going to make it

nice

Very nice dear

One suggestion that I would give would be to rub the armor with a towel after taking it off so that you can clean the fingerprints. Over time, the armor will start to lose a bit of its shine, but that’s normal (it even happened to my set of steel Elias armor)

Excuse me you are gorgeous lol

you got a real Joan of arc look with the armor on

I feel like the thrift store has better options for women, at least for soft kit. You need a white blouse, a simple skirt, and a corset or wrap, and you have a solid base kit for many characters. Most women already have these items in their closet right now. Whereas a dude isn't going to have as much luck. It's great for getting little knickknacks to dress up my camp (coffee mug, wooden bowls, trinket boxes), but I have had 0 luck finding any sort of costuming or kit at Goodwill. Antique stores, however, are really good. I play a sort of frontiersman/ranger-type, so it was a good spot to get some reclaimed furs and antlers, and few other pieces to fit that aesthetic. Almost got an old-timey coffee grinder, but opted against it because they were either too big for my needs or were going to need some TLC before I could use them. Amazon is not bad for somethings. I got some harem pants and a helmet, even my tent came from them. I do wish I saw more than the same things every time. I've seen a lot of people wearing gear they picked up from there, so nothing you find there is going to be wildly unique, and I've had more than a few instances where an item arrives and looks only vaguely like it did on the site. You're also helping benefit Bezosbub's evil ventures when you shop there, so there's that. Walmart has been really good for "I need something passible TODAY!" situations, like belts or my boots. All the youtubers were like, "Get waterproof boots with good ankle support." So I got some of the $80 work boots they have. They're perfectly acceptable for the game, and could probably pass for just about any game from just about any genre because they're simple black mid-calve slip-ons. One of the sites I've played at had a little steam, and I was the only player that didn't have to use the stepping stones when crossing. Only thing I've changed about them is I got the good massaging insoles for them (conveniently found at Walmart.) They're also considerably cheaper than some larp suppliers, and are gonna last at least another season before I have to consider upgrading. Again, you're helping the super rich get richer, so shop at your own discretion. For weapons, I don't exactly like boffer weapons for immersion purposes and too many variations in the crafting process, so I easily dropped most of my money there. Which, for other players' safety, I think you should. You said your game wasn't too combat intensive, so a cheap Amazon sword is fine, but I don't want it to break or hurt anyone, and boffer weapons just have too many variables, like thickness/softness of the foam and diameter of the pipe. The padding to pipe ratio can be off giving you either a dangerous pool noodle or a slightly safe pipe. Latex weapons from trusted dealers, all the way. Mytholon definitely makes my favorite stuff. Except their arrows. IDV is my preferred design for those. I've heard too many horror stories about mishaps with homemade arrows to want to risk a ban or someone's safety. Plus, many professionally produced weapons have a thrusting tip. Anyways, those are just the things I've noticed in my experience as a newbie LARPer. (I've only been at it since November last year.)

I can never find any pictures or videos of that style of tasset online, thanks for including them. Did you have to buy two or just one, because some listings for tassets say they're sold in sets of one, and some dont say anything at all.

Thanks a lot for the tutorial!! I really like that you show your result. Makes it easy to decide to try this pattern :)

I make armor and I could make you some of the pieces you are missing.

You at the end in your armor is so cute. ha

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You are so beautiful... 🥰

Also tinwhistles are a good starter instrument if you actually want to play something, costs like $10 at most and pretty easy to pick up

One think you could also do is make an Irish Bodran style drum. Just buy an old circular cake form and tie and tention your fabric that way. Will look a bit like a scaled down shamanic drum

Thank you !! I am about to start my season at the Southern California Renaissance Faire and I was looking for a simple Pants Pattern.

Your channel is so wholesome

Great video!

dude, my brother just sent me this video, and she is my twin but just older😯

More armor vids please! Eager to see how your cosplay/larping is coming! I LOVE my Markward armor. Got the same set you did, and still waiting on the arm pieces to show. Have you added anything cool to your setup?

Best community on Twitch! (: Hope 2022 will treat you great, friendo

you stream on twitch??!

"Better late than never" Bit like you coming online for stream, huh what, who said that! P.s. You're the baddie, good video ya goddess! Keep em up 😊

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thanks for the video. good advice about just doing it and not letting anything be in your way. if you do not get it the way you want it now you know a way not to do your build and the next one will be even better

I'm no expert in the field of armor personally, so can't say too much in regards to it. That being said; The armor looks pretty good! Maybe some little shaping here and there and it'll look even better. If you don't want to go with a solid breastplate and want to rock more the look you currently have in this video you can use a brigandine, or fashion something up to look like it. Would keep the appeal/look you got going at the moment.

Thanks SO MUCH!! Ive watched dozens of cape and cloak making videos and while all were understandable....this tutorial made the most SENSE and was the most FUN TO MAKE:) Your patternless design was perfect and the kids and I had a blast making them. Thanks again, keep up th great work!!

Thats exactly what im gonna try. Thank you good angel :-).

The triangles you cut can actually be rotated 90 degrees and sewn into the crotch and down the legs of the pants as a gusset to give you that full look in the photo! It's easier to cut it out as a diamond to not have to sew that actual crotch seam.

I just realized we are both Carlie lol