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Eressea-sama — Tutorial, How to: Link's shirt
Published: 2011-02-12 13:36:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 72430; Favourites: 818; Downloads: 510
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Thoght of charing my experiences whith sewing my link-cos.I did a video, too, wachable on
[link]
I have photos of the making of my fake-chain mail and my Hylia-Shield.
I also have pictures of the making of my best friend Yesta-sensei 's Zelda cosplay.
So I could make some other tutorials, if someone wants to see them.
But I will make it anyway, even nobody wants to see them
Hope you like it and it's helpfull!
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Comments: 57
How did you do the bias binding for around the neck line?
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I'm glad J could help! ^_^
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I have been looking online and can not find directions for the white undershirt anywhere. What did you do?
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Well basically my shirt is made out of some strecht-fabric. And because I'm kind of unable to work with that stuff right, it became a turtleneck shirt... o.O but I think it does the job ^^
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Oh man thank you so much for the link cosplay tuts! I'm planning to make my husband a Link costume soon
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hey do you think canvas would work for this? thanks
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I'm pretty sure it will!
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How long did it take you to make it? I'm planning to make it before new years eve... :L
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I'm confused about the sleeves as well, I cut out the four halves of the sleeves, in the shape that it has on the pattern, but I can't work out how to sew them together, and which way they are meant to go.
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oh, I see... Well, I guess it's my fault... 
That means: one piece is one sleeve. If you sew it together, you will see that it fits to your shoulder, when you put the sewing up.
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Hi! I love your Link Costume, and the tutorial is great 
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First of all: Thank!
Well, the sleves are really sewn on the top. - I know, it's some what confusing, but for me it worked! ^_^ just cut the paper pattern of a normal sleve in half and glue the two "out sides" together. Than you'll have the perfect pattern for a Sleve that is sewn on the top! ^^
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Did you make the gloves? And if not can you tell me where I can buy/order some like that? I'm makeing my own pipit cosplay.
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No, I didn't make them myself. (one of the three things I bought for that Cosplay..) In fact I just bougt fake leather glov and cutof the tips. That's all.- Hope this will help you! ^_^
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Thanks. ^^ I found a pattern to make some so yeah^^ My friend and I are going as Link and Pipit to homecoming.
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uhm... really? Don't know... they are really smal but I can't remeber which size they are exactly... sorry...
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I very much love tutorials, and i appreciate it that you posted alot of tutorials,
I'm Making a Link Cosplay for a School Project,
So thank you very much for your help >:3
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Das Tutorial werd ich definitiv benutzen, einfach top! *__* Sieht total gut und dabei relativ einfach aus.. -noch nie genäht hat-
Eine Frage hab ich aber: 115cm sind ja irgendwie ziemlich lang für ein Oberteil, wie groß bist Du? Ich bin 1,63 und das Teil würde mir ja glatt bis sonstwo gehen, ich hab einige zu große Shirts und die sind ca. 70cm lang, meinst Du ich sollt mich eher danach richten oder passt das mit den 115 dann schon?
Wär super, wenn Du mir helfen könntest :3
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Also, das muss natürlich keine 115 lang sein
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Oaah, schnelle Antwort! Dann probier ich es mal mit 100, zur Not muss ich es halt noch weiter kürzen. Danke
Und: Wo hast Du den Netzstoff gekauft? Leinen hab ich schon gute auf ebay gefunden (werd aber vorher nochmal beim lokalen Laden fragen), aber vernünftigen Netzstoff irgendwie nicht. Und sowas gibt es bei uns im Laden sicherlich auch nicht..
Hach, ich freu mich schon voll darauf
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Also ich komm ja aus der Nähe von Köln, da hat jeder Stoffladen ne kleine Ecke mit Karnevallsstoffen. Das ist dann auch die Ecke wo ich den Netztstoff gefunden habe. Falls jetzt dein Laden sowas nicht hat, gibt es Netztstoff auch online zu kaufen. Z.B. hier: [link] aber wenn du im Netzt (^^) noch wietersuchst, findest du sicher noch mehr
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Can you make me one?!
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Du machst einfach die besten tutorials. Ich mache für meinem freund ein Link cosplay und deine gallery ist so hilfreich! Es freut mich sehr!
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Wow, this is amazing! This is inspiring me to get back to work on my Link cosplay, lol. This looks really professional. Awesome work! xD
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No Problem, I had fun with it ^_^
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Oh my gosh, it looks great!
Yeah, I think the fake chainmail tutorial would be really helpful! I'm having difficulties trying to find any. :C
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did you make your elf ears or did you buy them if you made them can you tell me to make them please
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sorry...
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Question: Do you think linen would be the best fabric for Ocarina's Link? Or cotton?
The con is in summer time and I have't a clue which would be better, weather wise/authenticity wise.
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Maybe a bit late, but linen is very comfortable to wear in summmer, the material itself is a bit thicker, but as it's natural, it won't heat you up (like poyester for example) :>
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I used linen, you know. For I thought it looks more authntc. But I gues some unstretchable cotton-pice would be good as well. Often linen is a bit thicker, so if the convention is in summer I think you should take the cotton
But it also depends on the color. If you don't find the right color in cotton be flexible an take linen instead. ^_^
Hope I could help!
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Thank you very much
Your comment was very helpful, and I shall go with cotton, and perhaps linen when it gets colder.
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