Continues from Part 4

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Kings Shirt.

Well, actually parts of the shirt – namely sleeves and collar and zhabot.
Tools and materials: cotton voile, lace, Gemtac glue, measuring tape, jewelry findings, toothpicks, tweezers
small sharp scissors, Magnifier Head Band

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I cut the sleeves a little too short, so I just dropped them to the elbow.

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Zhabot

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Last flowers from the garden at the breakfast table (just because).
Collar

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Zhabot

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Overcoat.

Similar to waistcoat (more detailed description of pattern construction – in Part 4.
1. Measure length (to the knees).

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2. Measurement from sleeve to sleeve.

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3. Height of the sleeve opening.

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4. Half of chest circumference.

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5. Waist height.
6. Half of waist measurement.
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7. Hips height
8. Half of hips measurement.

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9. Mark it all on the pattern.

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10. Connect the dots.

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11. Neck circumference measurement.

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12. Cut out.

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14. Sleeve.

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Tape the pattern down with removable scotch tape on a piece of fabric and cut.

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Fold the back pattern to make the front panels.

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Those cuttings of removable scotch tape are useful to clean up the dust and fibers from fabric.
If you are worried whether you cut well, quickly sew it with white thread and try it on.
This overcoat will be pretty elaborate, so trying it on before committing sound like a good idea.

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Ok, it looks like it will work. Sewn partially only, because I need them flat for “gold embroidery”.

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Finishing the edges with Fabritac glue.

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Decorate with Venice Lace,..

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…jewelry findings and mini jewels (diamonds), set with Gem-tac glue

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King and Jester are fully dressed.
Next – throne for King.

Next animation exercise.
Made with Photoshop.

To be continued…
Thank you!