Pirate accessories diy

How to Make a LARP Safe Pirate Cutlass: In this tutorial I am going to show you how I made this LARP safe pirate cutlass. This same method could be used to make any form of LARP weapon, so feel free to adapt it to your needs! I will walk you through the steps I made to construct this LARP…

A pirate hat I made from a simple straw hat. My youngest daughter, aged 10 has been enjoying herself recently attending local Comic Cons and dressing up. So far she has been Princess Belle, Princess Merida and also Hermione from Harry Potter. This time she was wanting to dress as a pirate for a Mini Con Pirate and Fairies theme. We managed to put together a costume from different items of clothing purchased from local charity/thrift shops. The biggest challenge was finding a pirate hat. We…

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How To Easily Make A Tricorn Pirate Hat? It is so simple you won’t believe it. This hat is cheaper and nicer than those at the costume store.

Many of the newest Pirate Hair Jewels I have made. I love doing these kind of group shots of Hair Jewels, I just rarely ever do any...

Mold a collection of pirate rings out of polymer clay. #Instructables #jewelry #prop #costume #Halloween

My DIY "boho braid". Super easy to do, just use a small amount hair to make a braid and add fun beads!

Need a pirate shirt for a costume? All you need is a trip to the thrift store, a pair of scissors, and spare shoelaces. Once you have your shirt and vest ready, toss on a scarf and an eyepatch and you're ready to sail the seas. Start with...

This is a cardboard spyglass I made with my boys as a make believe accessory (pirates, ship captain and whatnot). Materials used to make the spyglass: a sturdy cardboard roll (like those from alumi…

Ny own version of pirate hair jewel

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Take a square scarf. Fold the corners toward the centre. Then fold again in half. Tie the knot at the back of your head, leaving the knot as is. This is a simple casual style. You decide how much of the length you want to show. And also, if you want, you could have parts of your hair covering the knot. I prefer the

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Bead Strands Inspired by Jack Sparrow's Dreadlocks - Etsy