How to Make Bracers Without Leather – DIY Medieval Costume / Celtic Warrior Cosplay
In this week’s tutorial I’ll show you how to make bracers with a little interfacing and some distressed fabric for a very convincing leather look.
Tagged: renaissance
Renaissance Fortune Teller Costume Tutorial
This Renaissance fortune teller costume requires a little bit of sewing on the over skirts and sequins, but much of the rest of the costume base can be picked up for a few dollars...
Making a Fairy Part 2: The Dress
For the fairy dress, I had a fair bit of white satin leftover from a wedding gown I’d done last year, so I made the fairy dress out of that. I double-layered it on...
Making a Fairy Part 1: The Wings
It has to be said that wings are the most important part of a fairy costume. The wings are what really prompt the fairy response. Working off the sketch I was given, I fashioned...
Making an Elvin Archer Part 6: The Shirt
For shirt I used light green broadcloth, double-layered on the torso part, and single-layered on the sleeves. It’s one of the Renaissance style, large shirts. I kept it fairly short so there wouldn’t be a...
Making an Elvin Archer Part 5: The Shorts
To make the shorts, I took a pair of brown pants, kinda like sweatpants, but not quite so thick, and cut them off below the knee. Then I rolled the bottoms up a couple...
Making an Elvin Archer Part 4: The Skirt
For the skirt, I had enough faux suede left over from the cloak to make the skirt from that. This is probably the simplest part of the costume. I just cut the front section,...
Making an Elvin Archer Part 3: The Corset
Since this elvin archer is female, we needed a corset. I made this out of the same faux leather stuff as the bracers, but instead of putting fabric stiffener inside, I used two layers...
Making an Elvin Archer Part 2: The Bracers
Here are the archer bracers. They look like leather, but they’re not (I love animals, so I rarely use real leather). It’s actually a polyester fabric, that kinda squeaks like leather, sewn around a...
