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Cosplayer Garnet Runestar > Costume of Princess Zelda (Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess)

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11-11-2015
Series
Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Character
Princess Zelda
Year Completed:
2013
Construction Difficulty:
Difficult
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About this Costume
Construction Details:
I started patterning for this costume when the Official art was first released. I started a version of the dress in 2007 and was not happy how it was going. I started collecting fabric and in early 2013, I decided it was time to start cutting!
The main dress is made in Wonder Crepe. It's two layers with a layer of heat n' bond between them. I used that to turn my two pieces into one sheet of fabric. This stiffened the fabric so it would take the sharp pleat I needed and well as held the dress panels flat where I needed them to be! I did several technique tests before I arrived at this one and I'm definitely happy with it. It took 15 yards of Wonder Crepe and 30 yards of Heat n bond. The bodice is faux silk underlined in twill and lined in Rayon. The white designs are a chain stitch embroidery. In hylian it reads "In a realm beyond sight, the sky shines gold not blue. There the triforce's might makes mortal dreams come true". The floss used is actually a glow-in-the-dark. So in the darkness the runes actually glow.
My Armor is made from craft foam with a layer of Plastic canvas mesh sandwiched in between! It was sealed with modge podge, painted, sealed again and then coated in several layers of polyurethane. When I get time I would like to remake it out of worbla (especially now that I know my patterns work so well). Im very pleased with it at the moment!

There are a few things I would like to change or redo on this costume, but over all I'm very happy with it at the moment!
Wig Details
Wig Brand
Arda Wigs
Wig Name
Arwen
Original Color:
Sandy Brown
Wig Quality Rating
5 / 5.00
Styling Notes
I used an arwen and a Matilda and wefted them together, then added a pack of extensions on either side of the weft for the front locks of hair. I straightened both of the wigs before combining them!
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