Costume College Envy
All this talk of Costume College is turning me green....with envy!
Well, at least I have started planning for 2013! I cannot wait to see photos!!
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All this talk of Costume College is turning me green....with envy!
Well, at least I have started planning for 2013! I cannot wait to see photos!!
Posted via LiveJournal app for iPhone.
With Costume College fast approaching and the need to let some items fly free I am offering the below for sale.
Prices are negotiable to a point, please only serious buyers.
All items come from a pet and smoke free home.
- Made from 100% cotton. Hood is lined in the same fabric and closes with a toggle at the neck.
- Made from moss green chamois and lined in matching green cotton. Closes with a toggle at the neck.
- Made from a maroon coloured knit fabric, it was inspired by Lord of the Rings. It closes with an invisible zipper in the back. The sleeves and collar are made from a plum jacquard.
- Please note: This has never been worn.
- Inspired from a Lord of the Rings costume. Body of dress is made from Blue chamois. The collar and upper sleeves are made from a chiffon jacquard and are heavily beaded and trimmed in silver. The lower sleeves are made from a satin that have an opening under the arm. It makes the sleeves appear really long but make it easy to use your arms. There is an invisible zipper under the arm to the hip for removal over the head. The dress ends in a short train.
- Please note: this has never been worn.
- This is my replica of the gown worn by Lucy in the first Narnia movie. It comprises of two gowns. The bottom layer is made from a light blue cotton, the top gown is made in a blue chamois with cut away sleeves.
- The neckline is hand embroidered and the pattern taken from the original. The front keyhole detail is not open able. The buttons are sewn to keep them in place.
I wore this to the first Medieval Festival I attended.
- The red cape was made to go with this costume and looks really nice together.
- Coat made from a brown knit, but has little stretch. The bodice is lined in cotton as are the wide sleeves. The front closes with copper coloured buttons. The hem is shaped to be shorter in the front than the back.
- The collar, cuffs and hem are trimmed in a knitted brown ‘fur’. This was hand knitted by me, and both hand sewn and machine sewn on.
- One of my first medieval costumes and it not accurate, but does give the impression of peasant wear. It comprises of two layers;
- Chemise is made with blue cotton and gathered to a bias neckband. The sleeves are set as raglan style not a T-tunic. The gown is full and is ankle length.
- The tunic to wear over the top is made from a purple/brown tweed like fabric with arm and neck facings to help the tunic sit nicely on the torso. There are slits in the skirt to the hip to allow for movement and to show the chemise underneath when walking or dancing.
- Please note this has never been worn. I paid $60 brand new. It is a fairly long curly ponytail that attaches with a jaw clip. (please note - this is the blonde version mine is dark brown)
- These are an interesting shoe I bought a few years ago. They are pink with silver and copper metal trim.
- Kind of a dusty pink with a boucle` type of weave. It photos light.
- brown waffle knit, great for Jedi robes, medieval.
- I bought this two years ago to make another Eowyn Coat. It is 150cm wide.
- I have tow packets of this synthetic hair. It is used in wig making or adding to your own styles. Sold separately.