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demonsfearme — Leap Of Faith
Published: 2012-06-06 02:44:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 1123; Favourites: 42; Downloads: 7
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Probably like my favorite picture ever from Animazement.And it was one of the last photos taken from the last photoshoot that this costume will see for a while. Unfortunately, it's time for me to retire this particular version of Ezio. I've worn him to every con I've been to for the past year and a half, and it's time for something new. I couldn't have thought of a better way to send him out with a bang than this.
Don't worry, I'm not done cosplaying Ezio. Just this version. Ah, I'll miss it, and all the blood, sweat, and tears that went into making it.
Photo by the amazing
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One of the more incredible Ezio cosplays ;] Very well done!!
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Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
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dont forget to look for the hay! XD anyways, i love it!
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I absolutley LOVE your cosplay of Ezio <33
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Thank you! It was a learning process to make, but I was pleased with the end result.
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Did you actually make the whole cosplay yourself?!
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Ow wow! No way?! Well that's awesome!
Right now i'm trying to make my AC cosplay for AX, do you have any tips on sewing?
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Which character are you making?
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A Novice from Brotherhood. The one with the stripped pants
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Well, my first tip is Don't be afraid of taking liberties! Some of the clothing in the games don't... really translate well into real life. So you might have to make a few modifications. Also, I would use medium to heavy weight fabrics for the main part of the costume (vest and hood) so you get them to lay right! I used twill for the white of mine, and jacquard for the lining. It's hot, but it looks nice. And you could always use a lighter weight and billowy fabric like gauze or muslin for the shirt so it counters that!
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Oh wow thanks! That's some good advice that I will most definitely remember 
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My grandmother taught me the basics. I kinda figured out everything else on my own through trial and error. 
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Oh that's cool.
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Trial and Error. Haha. That was the whole thing behind mine. A lot of it was going in with an idea, and testing it to see if it worked. I also drafted my own patterns. But I'd suggest modifying one similar.
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Oh I see. How do you draft your own patterns? You draw them out? I'm still abit fuzzy on making your own patterns.
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Essentially. You start with a basic sketch to plan it out, and then make the real sized version on tissue paper. It helps if you're familiar with premade patterns first, for the most part, which is why I suggest modifying some very close premade patterns starting out. Simplicity has a few that are easy to work with and modify, and so does McCalls.
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Oh alright.
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Yes. It'd be pieced like a regular, premade pattern.
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Okay.
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SIR WALTER RALEIGH AND HIS FABULOUS PANTS.
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