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Yeah, instructions being nonsense is why I normally completely ignore them and do it up my own way. It's taken me a while to get to being able to do that, though.

Wow! It is gorgeous!

Ha yes the age old tradition of sewing instructions being crap is alive and well I see

Looks awesome!

Is it for sell

Thank you, that helped!

I've watched it multiple times and I'm still confused on the width/waist part. When cutting the 2 pieces for the upper leg, I'm cutting both pieces total waist circumference x upper leg length? So example 40 inch waist, 20 inch waist to knee (yes I know these are odd Proportions easy numbers) plus tie pocket and seam allowance. So I would cut 2 pieces that are 42 inches by 27inches (I allowed for a larger seam)?

Thank you so much for these two vids, i have this pattern and its a bit confusing, now i get it! Very useful vids.

There are some cool innovations with mushroom leather recently as well. They can grow a piece of any size or shape in 2 weeks and eliminate offcuts by growing it in a custom shaped mould to suit the pattern. There's also bacteria textiles that they can dye patterns into the material by using UV lasers to activate a gene expression that causes the bacteria to synthesise more melanin. Pretty neat imo. From a vegan ethics perspective (rejection of exploitation, commodification, and rights violation of sentient animals) I often hear about leather not contributing to animal death or suffering because it's a by-product of the meat and dairy industry and it would otherwise be wasted, but the reality is that the overwhelming majority of leather waste is offcuts from footwear, and chrome and blue leather meaning industry has already committed resources into the product and definitionally no longer views it as a "by-product" but a financial liability they have a fiduciary responsibility to offload. Additionally, if the goal of the animal rights movement is to end slaughter it's in the best interest of everybody to find sustainable alternatives before demand overtakes supply. Leather tanning at the current scale is a driver of chemical runoff and water waste, so investing in vegan alternatives that both have a drastically reduced environmental footprint, don't violate rights, and have promising scalability is a great thing, even if we have to rethink the tools and techniques to work with the materials

Thank you! I've almost never sawn anything in my life, but I'll try the tunic anyway when I can😂

Thanks for this, used your vid and worksheet to make some pants for my local renfaire as my first ever sewing project and they are indeed super comfy!

Beautiful and patient tutorial. Thank you for your hard work!

why is there the extra 10 cm on waist to knee measurement. i get the 6 cm is for the tunnel, what is the 10 cm for.

You look like my geography teacher lmao

Good teaching!!

Thanks so much for taking the time to explain all of this, very inspiring!

Oooohhh we call them persian trousers...❤🥺

Great 👍 video

“Stay out of the seam allowance “ This helped me thank you

Thank you so much. I was trying to follow directions for a Regency chemise with an underarm gusset and it was not going well. Your directions were clear and straightforward. Thanks

I just finished them and I really love them! I did them with pleads because i find those easy to do. This was my third project i have sown and it was really easy to follow along with your tutorial, your tutorials also made me learn how to make measurements and know how much fabric to buy for future projects

I've never thought of marking the fabric with pins-- I always have problems drawing a straight line against a ruler or tracing pattern pieces bc stuff keeps shifting

Is there a way to get patents for this type of armor

Watched this video and sewed my first pair of pants for a cosplay ever. They came out PERFECT!! Her video is really informative and the links help too!

very infromative! :D i'm working on painting a larp glaive i've been building and this stuff is very good to know abt :]

Having a waist of around 112 with waist-knee around 45( and even longer the backside, i really appreciate including the modifications needed for ppl with butts in the worksheet.

my main concern is durability. If you are making something that durability isn't a concern then vegan "leather" (I put it in quotes because to me it shouldn't be called leather since it is not from an animal) can be a good alternative. But in my experience vega leather will start peeling off after some use specially with high friction or folding and it is not as breathable as real leather so it offers less thermal confort. Generally if you light a lighter near a vegan leather it will light up on fire

Bedankt Mariska, ik ga ook een regency stays maken. Je hebt het goed uitgelegd en een filmpje maken kost veel tijd!

Really enjoying all of your videos I've watched so far. Mostly the viking inspired stuff. This will be my next step (already saw the pattern making video) which I'm looking forward to. What kind of leather dye do you use? It was a little hard to see in the video. Thanks again for taking the time to explain things so well.

lie, we do bite if asked to Tricks: in germany we use the Frau Kleinschmidt system, if you dont want to so something because of OOC reasons you just tell that Frau Kleinschmidt told you not to do it or like to sit down because you as a person ned it now have a little sewing kit, first aid kit and some sugary snacks at hand for all the little problems if you dont like how someone handles things just avoid playing with them, its no use getting youre experience ruined because of them, but if they are pushing youre boundaries go to the gamemasters

Cactus leather process told me please

What an excellent tutorial! Dankjewel 😊

I thought the purple pants looked absolutely fantastic in person!

Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! Including everything a beginner would want to know must’ve taken some time, but it makes me really happy to know i will be able to follow along without any problems. Honestly thank you

What a great video, I'm completely new to sewing, but this was so well explained that I can't wait to make these for our next faire. Thanks!

Yes I like this tutorial, I usually make mine but cut in half ! Half for the sleeve & half for the shirt then sew at the armpit! This is the way I was taught , but there’s always room for new ideas !

The pattern manipulation looks So cool, im really curious to see how it turns out!

This was an outstanding tutorial ! I’ve sewn for many years, but am just about to insert the first Gusset ever. Your video was very helpful! Thanks so much.

This is an absolute brilliantly made and easy to understand tutorial!!! Thank you so much!!!

I have Pattern Magic 1 and 2. They are just amazing to look through.

Cool 😍💖💖💖

Oh my goodness, this looks so complicated. I can't wait to see the final project.❤❤

Finally a reason to make this awesome way of folding fabric! What is something you still want to incorporate in a project in the future? Headsup: the next part will not be released until September, you can read about the reasons here: ko-fi.com/Post/New-costume-build-But-you-might-have-to-wait-a-bi-X8X510GQZR

What pattern were you using there?

It may sound stupid, but what if the dirt is really engrained in the weapon? Can I pass a slightly humid cloth or is it a big no no? I've done it before, but I'm not sure if it's ok...

You are a life saver. The center gusset has always been a mystery to me but today you have saved my larp trouser ambitions.

A brilliant tutorial on a tricky technique. I usually put them in by hand, this is fabulous! Thank you 😊

Finally a video on gussets that actually makes sense. Thanks for this

uk your still allowed to show a larp weapon or a REAL sword as long as you notify the police in the area first and have a liance (for the real ones)

I just found your video while trying to figure out how to make a cosplay. I followed the instructions and I love it. The instructions are so easy to follow and the end result is amazing. Thank you for sharing this.