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A tunic is a great basic layer for just about any costume! Whether you are planning a LARP, renfaire or historical viking costume it can never hurt to have one around. And best of all, tunics are one of the easier garments to sew! So this tutorial is pretty suited for those that do not have a lot of sewing experience yet. To give a bit of variation, I show you how to make a keyhole neckline, and how to vary with some side splits and different ways of finishing the hems.
As mentioned in the video, if you sew along and get stuck at any part, do not hesitate to ask any question in the comments!

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The tutorial is in metric but for the imperial unit peeps, these are the the metric measurements that were mentioned most often:
5cm = 2 inch
2 cm = 3/4th inch
1 cm = 3/8th inch
0.5cm = 3/16th inch
3mm = 1/8th inch
1mm = 1/16th inch

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:01 Choosing fabrics
3:02 How much fabric
3:38 Taking measurements
3:59 Materials needed
6:52 Drafting the facing
8:14 Body drafting and cutting V1
11:00 Body drafting and cutting V2
11:40 Sleeve drafting and cutting
12:48 Facing cutting
13:12 Sewing the shoulders for V2
13:31 How to straight stitch
14:07 How to zigzag stitch
14:37 Sewing the facing
15:53 Finishing the facing
19:47 Attaching sleeves
20:03 Sleeves and body Testfit
20:36 Finishing sleeves
20:49 Sewing body & sleeves V2
21:38 Sewing sleeves and side splits V1
23:51 Finishing bottom edges
25:35 Finishing sleeve edges
26:39 End results!

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Journey Of Hope by Alexander Nakarada
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