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Period garb and leatherwork,
planned and documented.
Track historical references, manage fabric and leather inventory, plan construction, and document techniques for every piece of garb you make.
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Historical refs
Start with the era, layers, and materials.
Collect portraits, pattern references, fabric swatches, trim, leather hardware, footwear, headwear, and accuracy notes together.
Main ComponentIn Progress5m3r
Front view
Back view
Cape drape
Detail SetPlanned3m3r
Boot detail
Construction detail
Trim paint
Material Sheets 6mm Project Grade
CraftSupplyShop
$12.99View on Etsy
materialsBuild checklist
Gather reference images
Source base patterns
Prototype test
Order materials
Project walkthrough
youtube.com
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Layer plan
Plan garb from base layer to final accessory.
Track chemise, shirt, doublet, bodice, skirt, belt, pouch, hat, cloak, leatherwork, closures, weather, and comfort needs.
May 2026
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Research starts
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References done
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Patterning begins
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Mockup complete
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Main assembly
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Detail attachment
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Assembly due
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Paint & finishing
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Upcoming
- May17
Main assembly
Today
- May22
Detail attachment
In 5 days
- May29
Paint & finishing
In 12 days
- Jun8
Final test & photos
In 22 days
Design
- Concept & mood boardCompleted
Apr 20 – Apr 25
- Research & referencesCompleted
May 1 – May 7
- Patterning / mockupCompleted
May 8 – May 15
Build
- Main assemblyIn progress
May 16 – May 28
- Detail attachmentUpcoming
May 22 – May 30
Finish
- Paint & finishingUpcoming
May 29 – Jun 6
- Final test & photosUpcoming
Jun 8 – Jun 10
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Construction log
Record fit, finish, and field comfort.
Log pre-shrink results, seam finishes, handwork, machine seams, leather dye, hardware, heat comfort, pocket needs, and repairs.
Build Log
4.5 hrs totalMay 6, 2025
Tested the main assembly. Fit check was successful, but one front edge needs a small adjustment before finishing.
What worked
Testing movement before final finish
May 5, 2025
Switching the main material to a sturdier option after the first prototype did not hold its shape.
May 4, 2025
Created paper patterns and a quick mockup. Testing scale and fit before committing to final material.
What worked
Paper pattern first, then prototype
Silverblade
Aria
2:14 PMSwitch the main blade material to Sintra instead of craft foam. The prototype isn't holding its shape.
Assistant
2:14 PMDone — I've swapped the blade core material to 3mm Sintra PVC and updated your materials list and budget.
Material updated
2:14 PMBlade Core — Sintra PVC 3mm
Material:Craft foam 6mmSintra PVC 3mm
Aria
2:16 PMWhat else do I have due this week?
Assistant
2:16 PMYou have 2 items due this week: • Source primary materials — due May 7 • Order hardware — due May 7
What should I work on next?Check my budgetSuggest material alternatives
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Share
Share the garb plan with groups or collaborators.
Send reference boards, fitting notes, leatherwork progress, or packing lists to a troupe, partner, or client.
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Project overview
Moonlit Ranger
In progressProgress
68%
Next milestone
Cape mockup
Due in
21 days
Budget
$168 / $300
Timeline
Ready to share
References
Front view
Back view
Cape drape
Boot hardware
Collaborators
Visibility
Share Moonlit Ranger
Invite people, manage link access, and choose shared project sections.
General access
Anyone with the link can view
Link copied
Ready to send to collaborators
Shared references
View-only board
Front view
Back view
Cape drape
Boot hardware
Foam shaping
Trim paint
Live team workspace
Moonlit Ranger
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Shared workspaceImageNoteLinkGroup
Project reference group
Back view
Reference
Fabric drape
Fabric
Detail view
Pattern
Construction detail
Technique
Trim refs
Materials
Build note
Seal the foam edge before paint. Match trim color to the darker fabric swatch.
Seal foam edges
Log fit test
Add material cost
Supply link
Silver acrylic
Maker Supply Co.
$18
Front view
Back view
Cape drape
Drop to add 3 references
Crop image
Detail view · Adjust frame
Assembly checklist
Pre-assembly
Heat-form all panels
Test-fit shoulder piece
Sand edges smooth
Gluing order
1. Spine → 2. Panels → 3. Trim
#8B7355
Trim accentFoam armor walkthrough
youtube.com · 12:34
Weathering pigment set — 6 colors
Etsy$24
paint, weathering
Maya
Jo
References
Everyone can pin, sort, and annotate.
Ari
Mia
Jo
Ren
Kai
I want to create a
What kind of faire project are you making?
Simple garb, full period outfits, leatherwork, accessories, and event kits need different layers and comfort checks.
~10w
Historical Garment
Period-accurate construction using historical techniques. Corset, stays, or full outfit.
14 milestones/9 materials
Start with this template
~6w
Costume / Cosplay Garment
Sewn costume for cosplay, theater, or ren faire. Pattern drafting to finished garment.
13 milestones/8 materials
Start with this template
~8w
Full Character Kit
Complete character outfit with garb, armor, belt gear, accessories, weapon, and packing plan for a campaign.
10 milestones/6 materials
Start with this template
~6w
Armor Set
LARP-safe armor from leather, foam, or thermoplastic with durable straps, finish, and combat-ready checks.
9 milestones/6 materials
Start with this template
Free tier
Start free before your next project gets away from you.
Starter is free forever: 2 active projects, 20 reference uploads, and 20 assistant messages per day. Enough to organize a real build without paying up front.
Starter includes
2 active projects for real planning and testing
20 reference uploads to keep everything together
20 assistant messages per day for project help
Upgrade only when you need more projects, uploads, or assistant messages.
Start your first buildTemplates
Skip the blank page.
Each one comes with milestones, a starter materials list, and a timeline you can customize for your build.
Historical Garment
Period-accurate construction using historical techniques. Corset, stays, or full outfit.
~10w·14 milestones·9 materials
Costume / Cosplay Garment
Sewn costume for cosplay, theater, or ren faire. Pattern drafting to finished garment.
~6w·13 milestones·8 materials
Full Character Kit
Complete character outfit with garb, armor, belt gear, accessories, weapon, and packing plan for a campaign.
~8w·10 milestones·6 materials
Armor Set
LARP-safe armor from leather, foam, or thermoplastic with durable straps, finish, and combat-ready checks.
~6w·9 milestones·6 materials
Camp / Immersion Gear
Period-appropriate camp setup with tent dressing, drinking vessels, pouches, lanterns, and field packing.
~4w·8 milestones·6 materials
Simple Garb
Starter period outfit with a tunic or chemise, belt, and basic accessories — enough to look the part at your first faire.
~3w·8 milestones·6 materials
Everything in a single place.
References, timeline, materials, budget, build log, and an assistant that knows your project. One workspace, zero tab juggling.
Deadline
Faire in 20 days
Budget
$135 spent of $220
Next
Doublet assembly
Tudor Merchant Garb
In progressLinen chemise, wool doublet, leather belt, and brocade-trimmed cap.
Progress
61%
Next milestone
Doublet assembly
Due in
20 days
Budget
$135 / $220
Timeline
Doublet construction
May 11 – May 20
Leather belt & trim
May 21 – May 25
Reference board
Reference
Period portrait
Color
Fabric swatches
Pattern
Doublet pattern
Detail
Trim placement
Materials
Belt hardware ref
Technique
Hat construction
Color refs
12
Pattern notes
4
Materials & budget
Budget used
$135 / $220
$85 left
Linen (4 yd, natural)
Garment
$40
Sewn
Wool suiting (2 yd)
Doublet
$32
Cut
Build log
May 10
Chemise complete. Flat-felled seams throughout, hand-finished cuffs.
May 7
Pre-washed linen. 8% shrinkage, expected. Re-cut pattern pieces.
Ren Faire templates
Plan your next Ren Faire build from a real workflow.
Start with templates built for Ren Faire: milestones, starter materials, and timelines you can customize before the first work session.
Used by makers from r/cosplay, The RPF, Cosplay.com, r/Gunpla, and r/minipainting