Runic Textiles

My FFXIV white mage cosplay is complete! Based on the neo ishgardian top of healing from the game. The underdress I bought, but this was my first time making a proper corset. It's based on the Pretty Housemaid corset from the 1890s. I had to make significant edits to the pattern and I'm really happy with how it came out!

Finished my Sophie cosplay for Dragon Con! I'm going to try a different method of graying my hair but I'm really happy with how it came out!

Finished white mage healer's robe from FFXIV for Potate! I love how this doubles as both cosplay and garb.

Some progress pics of our cosplays for Dragon Con! White mage healer's robe from FFXIV and Sophie from Howl's Moving Castle.

Finished up this tunic commission tonight! Based on the red bull can. I really like how clean this design is and I think it came together nicely 🙂

Progress on my latest project, a tunic modeled after the Red Bull can for a commission.

Made some macrame belt favors myself, my partner, and to give out to others in our kingdom. Happy pride month everyone!

Just finished up this tunic for Sir Clover the Just! I'm really pleased with how this one came out. The pink linen I dyed myself and all the decorative elements are applique, no embroidery machine

🎬 Excited to share my latest tutorial with you all! Dive into historical costuming with my step-by-step sewing tutorial on creating the iconic Skjoldehamn Hood. Whether you're a history enthusiast, LARP adventurer, or cosplay aficionado, this tutorial has something for everyone.

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Sewing Tutorial: How to Make a Viking Hood (Skjoldehamn Hood) for LARP In this comprehensive sewing tutorial, learn step-by-step how to create a Viking hood, based on the Skjoldehamn style. Perfect for historical reenactments, c...

The saga of the pink and blue tunic continues! I started by stitching all of the pink parts into the clover while it was still a separate piece so it was easier to maneuver. Then I stitched the clover to the body of the tunic on the back.

I usually forget to post progress pics but I think this is a great illustration of the stages of applique. From flat ironed on piece to first pass of satin stitching to second pass and detail stitching!

Forgot to post the finished pics of this tunic! It was so much fun bringing it back to life.

I love seeing tunics I've made show up in event photos ❤️ Pics by Jenna's Larp Photos

I dyed some fabric for a tunic commission last night. I was going for hot pink and boy did it deliver!

Saying farewell to a very well-loved tunic today so that it can be reborn! I'll be transplanting this back applique patch onto a fresh new tunic. I made the original around 8 years ago for a good friend, and despite some *interesting* choices (like a faux snakeskin trim that has since been removed), I'm still proud of this one. This was a very ambitious applique project for me at the time!

Now that they've been given, I made this Paragon Druid sash bag and belt flag scroll for my man-at-arms, Avarice! The bag is based on the bag of holding from the D&D 5e manual. The scroll I designed in Photoshop and then had it printed on fabric.

I had the honor of making garb for my squire sister, Arco Briarbow's, knighting this weekend! I'm really thrilled with how this came out ❤️

Guess what I'm making? I'd say wrong answers only but I don't think you'll guess 😂 Hint: that's foam in the bottom bag

Part 3 of the Intro to Sewing series is up now! This one is all about sewing machines. Check it out!

Things I wish I knew when I started sewing (Part III: Sewing Machines) Hey there, Runa here! In Part 3 of our sewing adventure, we're diving into the magical world of sewing machines! Learn all about their parts, how to get star...

Part 2 of the Intro to Sewing series is up now! Check it out!

Things I wish I knew when I started sewing (Part II: Tips & Seams) This is a video series for anyone who wants to learn how to sew! In this second part, I talk about general tips and get a little more hands-on by showing you...

I just uploaded my first Youtube video! I'm working on more video content, and this is the first in a series on learning to sew. This video goes over important sewing terms to know when you're getting started. Part 2 should be up soon so keep an eye out!

Things I wish I knew when I started sewing (Part I: Sewing Terms) This is a video series for anyone who wants to learn how to sew! In this first part, I go over sewing terms that are important to know when getting started.P...

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pastagobblin - Twitch Sewing a viking hood for LARP (applique) | !discord | !socials | !kofi | !donate

Now that it's been given, I made a master garber hood for Leril! For those who don't know, she made my master garber hood that I received back in February. So happy to return the favor ☺️

Finished this tunic tonight for the lovely Catnip! This one was a lot of work but so much fun to do 😊

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pastagobblin - Twitch Sewing a LARP tunic (applique, commission) | !discord | !socials | !kofi | !donate

Now that it's been delivered, here's a hood I made for Sir Cade Moonshadow!

Just realized I never posted pictures of these two tunics!

Recently made this "pirate shirt" and skirt based off of 18th century men's shirt and petticoat patterns! The skirt is made with linen I dyed myself. Overall, I'm super happy with these both as separate pieces and one outfit!

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pastagobblin - Twitch Sewing some historybounding pieces - Pirate shirt & simple skirt/petticoat | !discord | !socials | !kofi | !donate

I recently made myself this fun cottagecore corset top/renaissance faire style bodice! It was different doing something this structured, but I'm really happy with how it turned out. The pattern is the Renaissance Bodice by Rabbit and Hat patterns.