Medieval princess costume diy

The making of my daughter's Princess Zelda costume. I had never attempted to make a pattern before. I just put the dress on the floor and traced the shape. After I sewed the two pieces together, I added grommets up the back and some scrap fabric to make a ribbon to lace up the back.

Early Medieval clothing: Frankish women from the time of the Merovingian dynasty wore colourful tunics, fastened with two belts and a band of precious materials. They wore their hair in long pleats, covered with veils or caps.

About this item Includes sewing templates, fabric suggestions, sizing guides, and instructions to create (4) medieval dresses. Costume sewing pattern for women can be made to fit sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, and 22. This pattern kit will help you handcraft your very own costume for Halloween or ren faires! Costume dress patterns can be made to be knee length or floor length. Instructions come in both English and Spanish and pattern was designed in the United States. › See more product details

Hey y'all! So, sometime before Christmas I got a text from my sister in law, Curly Sue's mother. It was a picture of a sheer hooded cape that my niece was calling a "fairy princess

As I mentioned before, for me, colder weather brings on uncontrollable bouts of crafting. I get the incessant need to hot glue things to each other, and it often involves sparkly things, sequins and the like. I made this princess costume and almost immediately gave it away, because, well, I have boys. For some reason

Here is the Princess Zelda -- Twilight Princess -- costume that I made for my daughter in 2014. I used a white flowergirl dress from Goodwill as the base and then made pretty much everything else from scratch (my first time making a costume or any type of Cosplay). -Ambsies