Larp diy

Whether you’re attending a rainy event, or just want to add a little more mystery to your character, you can’t go wrong with a hood or cowl. Those with sewing skills and a sewing machin…

Reenactors seem to love this knot to a ridiculous degree. I've seen people walking around at Viking festivals with 10th century swords scabbards suspended with this knot. That's pretty much like a 15th century gunner carrying his aquebus dangling from a 21st century AR-15 tactical harness. But, never mind all that, here's how to tie it.

If your LARP costume needs a dangerous-looking dagger or awesome throwing axe, learn how to make a custom LARP weapon in this course!

Leather Scale Armor: In this Instructable, I'm going to teach y'all how to make leather scale armor. When I was a kid I loved making armor out of duck tape, and I made a full scale armor set that was super fun to wear, but obviously not very high quality. I wanted somet…

*** This is a costume sword, not intended for LARP or combat, serious injury could result***Get the pattern➜ https://www.lostwaxoz.com/shop Amazing new techn...

Steampunk Potion Bottles: I'm pretty new to the whole con scene (GMX 2010 was my first!), and I was amazed by the sheer variety of imaginative costumes and props worn by the attendees. It didn't take me long to decide to work on my own steampunk outfit, but I decided that if…