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Tyrion Lannister From Game of Thrones

Posted on March 7, 2015 by Trystan L. Bass
Tyrion Lannister From Game of Thrones

When the Greater Bay Area Costumers Guild announced a Game of Thrones event at the glorious Castello di Amarosa winery in Calistoga, February 2015, I really wanted to go. For a while, it seemed like finances would conspire against me, but I had a little help from my friends, and the plan came together. But

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Posted in Characters, Fantasy | Tags: cross-dressing, finished costume, Game of Thrones, make 'em laugh, media reproduction, pipe this |

Sleevil Assembly Line

Posted on December 15, 2011 by Trystan

Who’s idea was it to make crazy complicated sleeves? Oh yeah, mine. Well, I’m chugging along… Tuesday night, piped all the panes of the slashed puffs (say that five times fast). Yeah, the girl who said she’d never pipe anything again after the Eugenie Project is on her second piped sleeves. Never say never. But

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Posted in 16th Century | Tags: 1560s black & white Medici gown, handsewing is weird, pipe this, sleevils, trim trim trim |

Pattern hate / love

Posted on May 31, 2010 by Trystan

I hate the sleeves I put on the loose gown yesterday. They look like Henry VIII being an asshole. Another Reconstructing History pattern FAIL. Also, the collar is way too big (again, a reason not to follow the RH pattern; it’s so freakin’ *off* as far as size goes, either too big or too small,

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Posted in 16th Century | Tags: Elizabethan loose gown, failure is always an option, pattern drafting, pipe this, SCA garb, sleevils |

Chugging away at it, on our Y!Group

Posted on March 30, 2008 by Trystan

I made piping and stuck it on the bodice. It did not kill me. Yay. <—ironic Took pix but not posting them because y’all know what it looks like. Just took pix to prove to myself that I did it. Sleeves — couple o’ mockups and I think I have the size right now. After

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Posted in 19th Century, Characters | Tags: Eugenie project, pipe this |

Major progress, on our Y!Group

Posted on March 22, 2008 by Trystan

Out of skirtland! That monster is done! Well, I need to put hooks on it, but that waits until I’m all corseted, and there’s no-one around who can tight-lace me right now. But I’m calling the skirt DONE anyway 🙂 Picture with obligatory crappy flash is in my folder on the Y!Group. Now on to

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Posted in 19th Century, Characters | Tags: Eugenie project, pipe this, tools |

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I should have worn heels &/or more makeup, lol. But @sashavelour’s show at the Berkeley Rep was magnificent! Funny, smart, thinky, sassy, everything I needed. This week needs more sparkle! I’m slowly unpacking from my trips & the 1st things out were these fun buys from Du Barry Fashions in Las Vegas. Purple glittery leggings, a pink rhinestone pill case, a tiny tiara to top a wig, & some cool deco-esque earrings. Forgot to post this costume earlier — I wore this skull-print jacket (made from a tablecloth), plus a new purple hat, at our chateau last week. Look where I get to stay this week! @maisondechastenay has this beautiful room for me with cat pillows on the bed 😻 The house is beautiful & I’m amazed at the work @lisavandenberghe has put in to make this such a charming & comfortable B&B. Hanging out with my bestie at another 18th-century party in France! Yesterday was hot & humid at Vaux le Vicomte, but @fannywilk’s pink apero party was delightful! Spooky sunset shenanigans in the chateau’s upper story. Just a little walk around our chateau yesterday! Brunch al fresco at the Donjon!

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