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Circle Bethanyby ~jancola

Artisan Crafts / Costumery / Costumes / Cosplay & Role-Playing

My husband took some pictures of my Circle!Bethany costume yesterday! (Dragon Age 2)

I'll post some more once I go through everything, but I'm pretty excited I finally (mostly) finished this thing and I wanted to share.

...and I stuck a Kirkwall logo in there because I don't know what I was looking at here.

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~Sofii20905 Mar 19, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

_{Great cosplay. I love it <3

Question though: is it hard to make? Because I was thinking of doing it but my schedule and economy isn't the best.}

~jancola Mar 19, 2013

Thank you

For me this was the hardest cosplay I've ever done, particularly the bodice, because I wanted it to fit perfectly, and I don't really know anything about drafting patterns. It took me three tries to get it right.

Also collars, I don't understand them. And making my own bias tape, that was also difficult... I couldn't find any gold satin bias tape in the width I wanted. The whole project took me quite a bit of time, but I had a lot to learn as I went.

How hard it would be would depend on how comfortable you are with sewing, I guess.

The materials weren't expensive at all, though. It's mostly cotton sateen, which I got from denverfabrics.com for $4/yd (I used royal blue, with a little green RIT dye added to make it teal), plus a half yard of faux mongolian fur (fabrics.com), and some cheap gold satin from Joann Fabrics.

If you want more technical advice, I'd be happy to write more details.

~Sofii20905 Mar 19, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

_{Thanks for the reply.

Wow by looking at the cosplay, it doesn't seem that difficult.
I mean, putting aside the details of course.

Now that I think about it, it will be tough to make this. Also considering that I don't have the greatest varieties of fabrics and stuff to make cosplays in my country, it will be difficult indeed.

Anyway, thanks for the input. It's really helpful c:}