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Toothy Face Mask Tutorial
This Tik Tok is a fantastic tutorial for making a mask for a monstrous toothy worm creature. It is short and sweet at less than two minutes, it really just shows you what you need to know to make this mask without any unnecessary fluff. I don’t have any LARPs that need this kind of…
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Luthien Dress
(This image is from the original Luthien Dress post on Mood) This fantasy style kirtle has a rounded, wide neckline, a back lacing bodice and laced sleeves. Perfect for people who want to play elves, princesses, or elegant enchantresses. It’s also basically the same as wizards robes, though they would normally lack the lacing. You…
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Cardinal Blouse
Whether you call them poet shirts, pirate shirts, or as the name seems to be suggesting, musketeer shirts, a shirt with big sleeves and lots of lace and ruffles is something that no historical costume nerd should be without. This free pattern seeks to fill that hole in your wardrobe with this example which has…
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The Bridgerton Dress
(This image was borrowed from the original Bridgerton Dress post on Mood) So Mood was being pretty transparent with where they got the idea for this dress! But it does a decent job. So if you need a size-inclusive, free Regency ballgown, this is probably everything you are going to need. But maybe leave the…
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The Winterberry Cape
(Image borrowed from the original Winterberry Cape post) The Winterberry Cape is a basic cloak pattern with sleeve holes cut into the sides, there is also an additional post which gives you options for shortening it from it’s original length. Link Link
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The Elm Jacket
(Image borrowed from the original Elm Jacket post) The Elm Jacket is a fitted jacket with tails, based on the military jackets common in the 1700s and 1800s but which are most atmospheric of the Napoleonic era. This isn’t a perfect historical copy, so it’s maybe not for the strict re-enactors, but if you are…
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The Hibiscus Robe
(Image borrowed from the original Hibiscus Robe post) Whether you are a femme fatale from a 1940s detective film, or a wizard blasting your enemies with lighting bolts, a good robe pattern is hard to find, luckily Mood have you . . . covered. Hee hee. Puns. Anyway, this is a full length robe with…
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Wrap Style Regency Stays
(I know the corset in the picture isn’t quite right for representing this pattern but we make do with what free images we can find) This post links to a tutorial and pattern for a wonderful Regency style wrap corset/set of stays that gives the same shape as the more commonly seen lace up versions…
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All About Sleeves
A perfectly named post. This page on the Mood website is a fantastic resource, as it has patterns for just about every single kind of sleeve going. There are 20 different options to choose from, plus each sleeve has plenty of ways to adapt so you can really make it your own. This is, without…
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Hello!
Hello and welcome to LARP Patterns! A website built to act as a directory to useful patterns and craft tutorials for LARPers, Re-Enactors and anyone else who wants to make their wardrobe a bit out of the ordinary. If you know of free patterns or pattern companies that you think would be useful for the…
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