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Gimli Costume Part 1: How to Make The Tunic

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The tunic part of the Gimli costume is basically just fabric-covered pellon.

How to Make a Gimli Costume Part 1: The Tunic

The pellon is what allows the top vest-like part to hold its shape. The panels that cover the legs are just fabric to allow them to swing freely. There’s no sewing involved in this, everything is hot glued together. However, if you’d rather sew it together, just replace all the lines I glued together with thread.

If you missed the Legolas costume how-to check it out here.

Video tutorial by Amber Reifsteck, The Woodland Elf

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