･ 1 Extend your arm to the side and measure from the center of your chest to wherever you would like your... ･ 2 Cut a piece of fabric twice as long as your sleeve length. Fold it in half lengthwise. ･ 3 Position your fabric with the fold o...
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Ultimately pride demands that you make better costuming, and the first step is making a basic T-Tunic. Step by step instructions are included below, courtesy of Scion d'Ur.
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www.dagorhir.com/HowTo/DagorhirTunic.htm
www.dagorhir.com/HowTo/DagorhirTunic.htm
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wikiHow article about How to Make a T Tunic for a Renaissance Fair. ... When in doubt, make your tunic bigger than you need. Not only will it be more comfortable but it'll look more authentic.
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www.wikihow.com/Make-a-T-Tunic-for-a-Renaissance-Fair
www.wikihow.com/Make-a-T-Tunic-for-a-Renaissance-Fair
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wikiHow article about How to Make an Authentic Roman Tunic. ... An authentic Roman tunic is very simple, basically a large pillowcase. Fancy neck lines came later. Some Roman-era tunics had simple sleeves, but most didn't. A tunic was quite large and baggy, but it was given a ... How to Make Chimes With Keys and Coat Hangers...
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www.wikihow.com/Make-an-Authentic-Roman-Tunic
www.wikihow.com/Make-an-Authentic-Roman-Tunic
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Decide how each element of the tunic should be constructed before cutting out anything; then, if need be, make patterns out of paper for each piece that you will need.
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www.cs.vassar.edu/~capriest/viktunic.html
www.cs.vassar.edu/~capriest/viktunic.html
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The measurements marked below are fairly simple, remember to that these tunics look best when they are pretty baggy. (I measure my length of skirt down to my knees). When you cut out you pieces, cut along the black lines this includes the outline and then the two cuts into the shape to make the sleeves.
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www.amtgard-eh.com/library/howtotunic.html
www.amtgard-eh.com/library/howtotunic.html
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Measure from the center of your shoulder to the point where you'd like the hem of the tunic to be (usually around mid-thigh, though you may make it higher or shorter as you desire.) Double this measurement, ... You are here: Essortment Home >> Do It Yourself >> Crafts:Holiday >> Historical costuming: how to make a basic tunic ;
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www.essortment.com/hobbies/costumemaketun_sgvh.htm
www.essortment.com/hobbies/costumemaketun_sgvh.htm
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If you live somewhere cold, make one tunic out of a light colored linen or cotton, and another one out of wool. Wool is magical wonderful fabric that will keep you warm even when you're sopping wet. This is nice in the winter.
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www.ringworld.org/~zling/ttunic.htm
www.ringworld.org/~zling/ttunic.htm
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Simple Tunic Idea...
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www.faerybug.com/SCA/clothing/tunic_construction.htm
www.faerybug.com/SCA/clothing/tunic_construction.htm
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