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Cuillioc — Quill's Winter Tunic
Published: 2008-08-13 22:34:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 750; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 11
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Modified classic dual-sleeve split tunic pattern, took about three days to complete. 100% natural fabric, wool and cotton blends (very heavy, thus this being a winter piece). Embroidery and button details my own design.The rest is just compiled. Pants from an old gi, leather boots from Wal Mart ages ago, calf leather gloves and 1 cm thick leather belt. Circlet was a gift from Duchess Willow and designates my AOA, the pendent shows I'm the Baronial Bard of Bonwicke.
Clicking "download" gives a pretty good detail image. (Including my pretty clean-shaven face.)
EDIT: Yeah... I can't keep my face clean-shaven to save my life. (Problem is, all that rugged stubble still grows on my baby face... *sucking in cheeks*) Ah, days gone by... This photo really is old, I should update Quill's look soon. I'm thinking retro 1350's... lol
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Comments: 7
Nice work!
Is the buttons in front just for show or does it open in front?
Which reminds me I got to make more clothes featuring riders-slit. It just looks so good!
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I have been looking all over for this exact pattern style. Unable to find any. Good at making tunics but love the heavier dual sleeve style. Any resources for finding such patterns?
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Yes, I started this one with Simplicity 4942 (a men's costume pattern [link] ). Did some modifications to the collar (I hate using their yoke) sleeves, and front (with an angled extension). Are you okay with making your own changes?
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Yes, you are, but look at the tunic! XD Thanks.
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