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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2021
- I stumbled across a super easy pattern for medieval fantasy (viking-ish) pants. These are great for LARP, cosplay, trips to the grocery store- anything you'd like!
I used the measurements listed in the pattern, but if I were to go back and do it again, I would make the pant legs a little less poofy. You can always use the pattern as a blueprint and customize it to get the exact fit you want!
Also, I purchased 2.5 yards of fabric for this project. It was a linen blend fabric from Joann's. They constantly have sales going on so definitely wait for one of those to scoop yours up!
This is the drawstring I went back and replaced the faux leather with afterwards:
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Here is a link to the pattern on Pinterest, as it seems to have been removed from the Deviantart account stamped across the image:
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Thanks a ton for watching!
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The triangles you cut can actually be rotated 90 degrees and sewn into the crotch and down the legs of the pants as a gusset to give you that full look in the photo! It's easier to cut it out as a diamond to not have to sew that actual crotch seam.
Ah thank you! I’ll definitely have to try that way out next!
Nice! This is probably the only pants tutorial/pattern I've seen that is actually simple. I'm trying to get as close to "pattern is literally just a rectangle" as possible and this is quite close!
I feel your pain! I was searching for the exact same thing and found this. Hope it was helpful!
@@ayecarlie Hell yeah, thank you so much!
This was such a helpful and easy to follow video, and other than an inseam drop, it even fits plus sizes. The tip about using the cut out fabric for a gusset was awesome as well. Thank you so much for posting this!
Thanks for this tutorial! It was super easy to follow!
This is a nice clear tutorial on how to make these. If you are not wearing high boots, you can also control the legs with Viking leg wraps.
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Also Google MC Hammer.
Thank you! And oh yes that would look great!! I’ll have to scoop up a pair soon and give it a try!
Oh nooooo haha! I’ve accidentally made hammer pants 😂
I was looking for a tutorial for medieval pants, and this looks perfect (and quick and easy, which is important). I'm gonna get to sewing now!
These are perfect, thank you! I'm trying to get into sewing my own clothes, and a) patterns are expensive so I love things that are easily drafted and b) when I get better at this whole thing, I think this pattern will work perfectly as the base for a design I've been dreaming up.
I wonder if you could tie the end of the drawstring to a neodymium magnet, and use another magnet to thread the string... 🤔
Thanks a lot for the tutorial!! I really like that you show your result. Makes it easy to decide to try this pattern :)
This looks so simple to do, thank you 😊
I just finished my first hand sewn shirt and was looking for pants that would fit the style!
I know what I'm doing when I next get a day off
Thank you !! I am about to start my season at the Southern California Renaissance Faire and I was looking for a simple Pants Pattern.
I'm so glad it was helpful!
Great job! Love em!
Thank you!!
It looks so good :O I don't really do Larping, but I'd wear this regardless. Definitely trying it out soon!
Thank you! And you definitely should! Everyone needs a pair of poofy pants in their life~
Another amazing video Carles! Next episode you should teach us to make that bandana holster!
That's a great idea!! I'll get on that soon~
Very cool 😀
Great video, thanks for sharing! Those Rit dyes are tricky and never seem to come out the color they are supposed to, but for this the light purple actually looks pretty good!
Thank you! I usually use another brand of dye, but have heard so much about Rit dyes that I thought I’d give em a try.
I don’t hate it either! The purple is a happy accident~
Thank you. Your efforts are appreciated.
Im very late but well i love your videos and Im so exited for the next one❤️❤️
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate that
MY GOD you answered🤭
@@miawesch5796 Of course!!
Hi there, I just watched the video, I know that it's a couple of years old now, but just wanted to say that you can get a 'needle' specifically for doing lacing, its a bit longer than a safety pin!, I can't remember what they're called but I'm sure your local sewing supplies shop could help you out!!
Update please? :3
Big fan of the Larp unboxings! Do you find the markward armor easy to put on? Totally asking for a friend 🙄
Yes! It’s been super easy- especially since the buckle for the gorget is in the front 🙌🏻 I think your friiiiend would love it !
@@ayecarlie Sweet! Always had problems putting on armor without help so this is good news! Oh uhh... For my friend of course... Yeah.
Isn't the crotch area likely to split with a design like that?
How would you make the pants less poofy? I want the poof, but not as much, should I cut off some fabric on the sides? Or what would the right strategy be?
Yes! Exactly that. Just make it closer to your measurements and it will have less poof. I just went for the measurements in the photo and did not incorporate my own at all so they are extra fluffy. Maybe lay a pair of pants you already own on top of the fabric and cut a few inches out all the way around them. The further out you go- the poofier the pant !
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