Hobbit vest sewing pattern

Halter Vest – Free Sewing Pattern

This bodice is made in 2 layers of beatiful fabric. No bonning, very confortable to wear. You can wear it completely closed or partialy open, with lacing in the front and in the back. Bust Size: (from closed to 10cm open) XS-S: 75cm - 98cm M-L: 95cm - 118cm XL-2XL: 105cm - 130cm

Nordiska museet in Stockholm has an almost complete wedding outfit worn by a young woman at her wedding in 1795 in Tunge socken, Ale härad, Västergötland. It is a good example of what rural women wore in Sweden in the 18th century, though the material were finer than for everday clothes. As you can see the sleeveless bodice, so abhorred in reenactment circles, is perfectly fine and period correct if you happen to be Swedish. A lot of the wool fabric used for the clothes are very fine camlet…

Butterick B4815 UNCUT Sewing Pattern Misses' Size: 6 - 8 - 10 - 12 Bust: 30 1/2 - 31 1/2 - 32 1/2 - 34 Waist: 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 1/2 Hip: 32 1

Hey there, Fabulous Crafters! 🌟 Let's Dive into Something Chic! Get ready to sew up a storm as we embark on a creative journey to make the trendiest fitted waistcoat. We're talking about a modern twist on the classic piece that will instantly level up your style game. And guess what? I've got your back every step of the way with a super easy-to-follow tutorial. Plus, to make it even more exciting, I gived a free PDF pattern just for you! with little hack you will have your dream waistcoat…

Handmade corset top bustier lacing sewing cottagecore hobbit historical

These are the patterns and blueprints that I made and used for my own cosplay costumes. Now you can use them as well! Please note that all patterns are drawn without seam allowance, and they are in my size. They can serve as a base to make your own perfect fitting pattern for your cosplays.

Description Wow, I actually followed through for once. o.O So here's how I made my hobbit vest using a baggy old shirt discovered in the depths of my closet. I tried to make sure everything was spelled correctly and made sense, but unfortunately Photoshop doesn't check for things like that - so I'm sorry if I missed any. Disclaimer: this tutorial assumes you know how to do basic sewing. You should know terms like seam allowance, and straight stitch, and um, sewing machine. I don't really go…

Haven't been sitting idle - dig the new pix! It took several fittings to arrive at a muslin and pattern I was happy with. My shoulders are wider across the back than the front, and somewhat rounded besides, so I had to tweak the arm openings a lot - a higher, tighter opening than the original suits…