Trephas2003 said... It looks great! 10/29/09 4:01 PM
moushka said... What fun to do create something so different! Won't it be a riot when your friend paints your costume into a book cover?! Lovely work, hope you get to do more like it. 10/29/09 5:22 PM
lyndle said... How cool! I love the detailing on the sleeves, it looks great. The fabric sounds tricky, though. Thanks for the great review. 10/29/09 5:35 PM
Kayseri said... Great tunic, you've used very simple embelishment to give a very rich looking result. 10/30/09 2:25 AM
arianamaniacs said... It looks so rich. What a great job. It reminds me of something that Boromir would wear. 10/30/09 6:02 AM
birdmcfarland said... arianamaniacs, thanks for your comment! I was thrilled to read what you said about Boromir because the example page my friend sent me was from a book describing Boromir's clothing! 10/30/09 6:17 AM
AuntieBat said... Beautifully done. You made one of the cheaper fabrics look rich and elegant. After besting a petrochemical-based fiber, you will just love working with a good quality cotton pile. Try making a slightly fitted tunic for yourself; you'll be amazed how comfortable and flattering this style of gown can be. 10/30/09 1:28 PM
It looks great!
10/29/09 4:01 PM
What fun to do create something so different! Won't it be a riot when your friend paints your costume into a book cover?! Lovely work, hope you get to do more like it.
10/29/09 5:22 PM
How cool! I love the detailing on the sleeves, it looks great. The fabric sounds tricky, though. Thanks for the great review.
10/29/09 5:35 PM
Great tunic, you've used very simple embelishment to give a very rich looking result.
10/30/09 2:25 AM
It looks so rich. What a great job. It reminds me of something that Boromir would wear.
10/30/09 6:02 AM
arianamaniacs, thanks for your comment! I was thrilled to read what you said about Boromir because the example page my friend sent me was from a book describing Boromir's clothing!
10/30/09 6:17 AM
Beautifully done. You made one of the cheaper fabrics look rich and elegant. After besting a petrochemical-based fiber, you will just love working with a good quality cotton pile. Try making a slightly fitted tunic for yourself; you'll be amazed how comfortable and flattering this style of gown can be.
10/30/09 1:28 PM