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My heraldry progress
Sir Wolf:
ahhhhhhhhhhh its the chathulu heraldry
very impressive sir Edward. very nice indeed.
Sir Edward:
Well, I have a dragon that might work for the crest. Sir Brian suggested it to me, and it got here yesterday.
I don't have anything ready for mounting it... I'll probably try to attach it to a piece of plywood, paint it up in my colors, and mount it with the fabric mantle hiding the plywood base. We'll see how it works out.
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Sir Brian:
Wow! That did work out quite well didn't? Just the right size and
with a great posture.
Rosemary helped me put the finishing touches on the ends of my torse.
I wanted to do something about hiding the knots that kept the two pieces
of the torse joined.
What do you all think?
Sir Edward:
That looks pretty good. It looks like you have some gold edging on those pieces, that's a nice accent. I've been trying to think about what to do with mine when I get to that stage too. I like the idea of having "tails" of some kind, and I may try to make the mantle hang down a good ways too.
Can't wait to wow the crowds at faire this year. :)
Sir Brian:
I used some of the leftover material that I made the torse with and wanted a ragged edge or frayed
appearance on the edges, thing is that particular material frays very easily but doesn't STOP fraying!
:(
So I used gold metallic thread to hopefully stop if from fraying too much.
Oh and here is a link for you.
http://www.decalpaper.com/
Why do you need decal paper you ask? - For your Ailettes of course! You can't just have them
painted you know! They were small replicas of the CoA, including the charges! ;)
~ Ah the devil is in the details! :D
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