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Personal Gallery - Ring Game

Just a few of the costumes I have been seen wearing while playing twice annually in the local LARP "Ring Game." For more information, visit the Unofficial Ring Game page. Most of these costumes are not replicas, but original designs meant to fit the character roles chosen.


Barrow Wight
Fall 2002


I designed and sewed a number of pieces for this costume including the:
  • Gray tunic
  • Black cape with cowl
  • Vambraces
  • Leg armor
I also built the circlet and rings myself out of faux jewels and wire.

The shirt and pants came from a thrift shop, along with the necklaces.
 

 




Prince Imrahil
Spring 2003


This costume was actually designed based on Hiei's Dark Tournament outfit from YuYu Hakusho. Check out my page of Personal Cosplay projects to see how I converted this costume to the replica from the anime.

Costume highlights:
  • Leather leg armor with elastic gore to keep it tight on my legs
  • Tabard with Prince Imrahil's emblem of the swan-ship in white and silver ribbon trim (as per the book)
I found the shirt at a thrift shop, and hunted for a blue fabric to match to make the cowl.

 

 




Sauron
Fall 2004


This is my most complicated, expensive, and favorite costume to date.

The details of its construction can be found under Personal Replicas as Helena from DOA3, since I made the costume as exact a replica as I could with the intention of wearing it again at conventions once the game was over.

I did conquer Middle-Earth in this thing, by the way.

 

 




Gil-galad
Second Age 2004


This outfit was personally designed and completed in roughly four days.

Costume highlights:
  • Blue linen tunic with false Chinese closure
  • Blue sash
  • A silver greatcoat designed to emulate many styles of military or trenchcoat designs found in anime
  • Emblem painted and appliqued on back to replicate the House of Gil-galad crest devised by Tolkien himself

 

 




Galadriel
Fall 2003


This version of Galadriel pulls together influences from several different sources to create an "anime elf."

Rather than having a nondescript bulky coat, I specifically designed the tunic and sash to be reminiscent of Kurama from YuYu Hakusho.

Costume highlights:
  • Boot covers (my pride and joy) based off something from Yu-Gi-Oh!
  • Kneecaps are wooden coasters from Hobby Lobby painted silver then glued onto leather strips which fasten behind my knee
  • Stirrups were built out of leather and hardware and designed so that the covers hid my running shoes
  • Armbands are Foamies craft foam painted gold
  • Circlet is fake decorator ivy
And yes, that is a wig.

 

 




Tom Bombadil
Spring 2001


Bright blue his jacket is, and his boots are yellow!

Tthe blue coat and yellow "boot" socks were designed and sewed by yours truly for accuracy to character.

Costume highlight:
  • Boot socks fit over hiking boots and wrap crosswise up to the knee.


 

 




Radagast
Fall 2001


The robe for Radagast is actually my prototype Jedi robe from my very first replica attempt.

The only additional item I sewed for this costume was the sash. It was made out of leftover wool from other robes. Everything else is closet-raided.

 

 




Thranduil
Second Age (beta) 2002


I sewed the tabard, designing it to have a vaguely anime look to it while being utterly unique. Leaves were then appliqued on to fit the motif.

 

 



Other costumes not shown:
  • Arwen - Fall 99
    Pieces included: modified skirt, beaded circlet

  • Ranger - Spring 2000
    Pieces included: cloak, jerkin, staff, and pin

  • Legolas - Fall 2000
    New pieces included: green shirt, cloak pin

  • Frodo - Spring 2000
    Mostly recycled from past costumes, except for the pants and furry feet which came from a briefly-worn Sam Gamgee movie replica (from the FOTR premiere party)

  • Pippin - Spring 2004
    Recycled pretty much all of it from Frodo

 

Disclaimer: Star Wars is the property of Lucasfilm, Ltd. The Lord of the Rings is the property of Tolkien Enterprises, the Tolkien Estate, and New Line Cinema. "Moulin Rouge!" is property of Bazmark and 20th Century Fox. Dragonball Z, Yu-Yu Hakusho, and their characters and names are property of FUNimation, Toei Studios, and Yoshihiro Togashi. Yu-Gi-Oh is property of Kazuki Takahashi. Resemblance to their designs is coincidental, and no attempt is being made from this site to profit off copyrighted names. I'd pay good money for licensed costume patterns if they made them (hint hint). Don't sue me, I just sew what people tell me to sew.

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