Diy viking armor

How to Make a Leather Pauldron (or Spaulder): Every time I go to a Ren Faire I seem to come away with something that I need to make. After one trip I decided that I needed a leather pauldron. I would have loved to buy one of the gorgeous pieces there, but I just couldn't afford to and fortunate…

Leather Scale Armor: In this Instructable, I'm going to teach y'all how to make leather scale armor. When I was a kid I loved making armor out of duck tape, and I made a full scale armor set that was super fun to wear, but obviously not very high quality. I wanted somet…

Creating Armor With Worbla: Worbla's Finest is a material that is hitting the world by storm! Easily manipulated, heat activated and as hard as plastic when cool - there is little else in this world that meets its usability. For this project, I will discuss creating the should…

It was fun being an elf, but more armor is better. This pauldron is made out of cardboard and faux leather, held together by glue and studs. I have previously made an elvish staff, tutorial here. Tip: If you only make one you don't have to struggle with making a symmetrical pair. Pauldron Start by cutting out the shapes you need in cardcoard. I wanted five layers and a ring going around my upper arm. For the top layer and the ring around my arm I wanted more details. I glued on strips of…

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I've been obsessed with fur vests lately. However, nice ones are hard to come by. I wanted to make a belt and vest ensemble, but the belt ca...

A pair of viking vambraces. The metal parts are purchased, I made the fabric and leather parts and assembly. Each one is made with a superposition of th... Viking vambraces

So as it claims in my profile - I am not a professional. I have learned things through tons of research, fantastic friends (who costume), and trial and error (at times painfully so). But how I've put my bracers together is quite straight forward so I want to share it in case I can save someone else a bit of trial and error :) Materials Needed: Tape measure Ruler Pencil Paper Scissors Fabric Eyelets and lace Fabric glue (possibly) Rolling pin (possibly) First things first...the pattern. To…

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