Hot viking costume

Notify me of new comments via email. I added an extra two curved strips underneath the first two. Notify me of new posts via email. Jan March 4, at 8: I cut the fur into 5 parts; one long strip to make the shoulder covering, and 4 smaller parts to make the boot toppers. In the absence of a child willing to model the costume, here is a picture of me looking ridiculous.

What a fun lens! If that's too much work, you can always simply cut the sleeves off. Very creative and well-done. Awesome lens, keep up the great work!

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James makes books for courageous kids. Have a great time in Bologna and beyond. First I cut out a beard template. Scroll down for how to make the sword and shield. I hot-glued some of the fake gems on … … then glued them onto the top corners of the apron. Use a scalpel or stanley trimmer to cut the fur from the back.