Recent content by WereDrelf

It has been a "few" years, but I am finally back at it. :) I am almost done with the big belt. Here are a few shots: This is the patterned closure, worn. I used push buttons, so I can open it, if needed. Because the belt is hanging down on one side AND it wide, a regular, straight piece...

:lol Love it! And I am honored! Do post photos, if you can. :)

Oh yes! I remember your Ezio well. What a beautiful replica! Your details were definitely a source of inspiration, when I started mine. And the photography with your friend modeling was gorgeous as well. Yes, that fur looks very similar to mine. :)

Thank you, CheesyKNB! Yes, that fur is a nice match for the original. Do you have a write-up of your Ezio creation?

The bracers now have fur. And I made a small change: I did not want to permanently attach the fur to the leather (or use a complete furry underwrap), so that I could wear leather-only bracers as well. I ended up attaching the faux fur pieces with Velcro. I integrated the straps into the...

The first bracer (or vambrace, if you prefer) is done! The leather work and tooling was pretty much the same as for all other armor, so I won't bore you with endless repetition. One difference, however, was that I used a beveler with shading pattern and a pear shader for the tooling, because...

Your work looks really interesting! Looking forward to following your progress. :)

Ever wondered how an assassin starts to make bracers...? ;)

Nice. Robin Ezio Hood. :) I like your details.

Not much progress during the summer, but I finally made it back to my sewing machine and finished (minus a few still needed adjustments) the crest embroidery on my cloak.

That is one nicely expressive kitty! Love it!

Beautiful flaming head piece!

Thank you very much, Belleb08! And apologies for the lack of updates. It has been too nice outside to get much done... Working on armor harness and more embroidery right now.

I definitely need more practice... :)

Thank you! And thanks for your input! Yes, I was thinking about trying to strop the beveler more on the jeweler's rouge to make it glide instead of hop. :)