Subject: You look amazing.
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Posted on: 2015-07-16 06:02:00 UTC
*wants that dress*
:D
Subject: You look amazing.
Author:
Posted on: 2015-07-16 06:02:00 UTC
*wants that dress*
:D
I like how this outfit looks simple but when you look at it a little closer, it's got lots of details (the trim, the pattern of the green fabric, and yes, THOSE SLEEVES) and you seem to find something new each time you look at it again.
Say, may I ask how long it took to make the costume? I could use a frame of reference if I ever make Skaer'morys's outfit in the future! XD
Of course, there's other factors to take into account, because mom and I worked from pretty much ten in the morning to ten at night (we brought snacks upstairs and nibbled while we worked), then there's going to be differences in the complexity of the pattern, et cetera.
I adore the golden inlay (I think that is what it is called.) And where did you get that green material? The way it catches the light is really quite striking. A very elegant dress, worthy of a Baron.
Masterful work, Ix. You should be proud.
I can do this.
I'm going to need a helmet, about five yards of camo and some really big boots.
To wit, Archangel Armour.
The one from Enemy Within, obviously, otherwise it's a bit rubbish. But hey, Incredible Flying Kaitlyn. Who doesn't want that? =]
Perhaps Thor will smile on my endeavor?
And I've got no problem with that, though I'm planning on getting a better picture of the dress in a less obviously-modern area.
The raiding gear's already on my Plort Wiki profile page. :)
Assuming I'd have enough free time come... February-March, I think, I might be able to recreate Thanasius Ampelius' attire.
*wants that dress*
:D
But what do you think you will wear when on actual quests? Full plate armour, or chainmail, or even box armour? And do Plort have uniformity in their armaments, or since everyone is paying for their own equipment, it is as the wearer wants?
She prefers stealth and ambush tactics over head-on assaults, so heavy armor isn't usually her thing. :)
Excluding magic, I guess Lady Iximaz will fight best in tall grass or heavily wooded area. If I may critique her armament, at least in fic, having a wooden buckler may help her stand multiple opponents or defeat a Marizu without actually killing them, if she wanted. Shields were often used to knock people off as much as it is used for blocking. But a steel buckler shines, and may give her position away if she is trying to ambush on a sunny day.
By the way, you actually stitch all these yourself? I am impressed. My best sewing abilities are only repairing ripped clothing and sewing buttons.
Hide behind trees and bushes for cover and snipe Marizu until the sun goes down. The sword's there only if she's forced into close combat. She's not trained with a shield, though, as they restrict her mobility and make her too noticeable.
And technically, mom did most of the stitching, but I did do some detail work by hand (mostly around the ribbon, but I also attached the lining of the bodice by hand as well).
"Fer a lone archer's way o' fightin'. But though she do be an archer, be she alone?"
((The subtle undertone here is "Only when I've been locked in a cupboard. Again. Thanasius."))
I want to see that story, now. It sounds hilarious.
~DF
It'd be fun to write more Plort.
Well, I don't have a picture, but it's basically the raiding gear minus the sword, quiver, and leather tunic. She has been mistaken for a servant boy at least once.
The skill and effort that goes into the more ornate cosplay/costume projects always impresses me, and this is no different. It reminds me a bit of Merida's dress from "Brave," only with more decoration.
Good job!
I pinned and cut the pattern out, but she pinned the pieces together (with some help from me) and stitched them because if I try and sew in a simple straight line I wind up going all over the place and causing the machine to jam. ^^;
And you wanna talk ornate, I'll have to dredge up pictures of mom's Iron Man suit...
It's amazing!
I'm not an expert on fashion, but I really like the stitching on the back and the amulet/necklace is a nice touch, the pattern of the fabric makes me think of leaves in a forest. Also, love the hair, and... oh, is that a ring I see? :D
The necklace and ring are actually part of my everyday wear. The necklace is a Ranger's Apprentice oak leaf pendant, and the ring has the Deathly Hallows engraved on it. (You can't see the TARDIS earrings I'm wearing, but the're there, :P)
Hair? Um, I literally just rolled out of bed and haven't brushed it in months, but okay. ^^;
I guess it worked? ^^;
And I think I'll leave the headgear out, unless I decide to go for a ribbon or something. But thank you, and I'll pass it on!
I used to have a Halloween costume that looked kind of like that!
And oh, neat!