need to make tunic for dragoncon

>>1224443
The character's name is Jorah, with an R. I really hope you haven't been watching for seven years thinking his name is Jonah. I hope I haven't ruined your night.

I'd say that's just thick-ish unironed linen. I'd go with linen, anyhow.

Also:
>Jonah
So your wife is a whale?

>>1224445
shit! for real? I have to quit drinking.
But really, miss typed buddy.
You correct everyone for spelling errors?
thanks for the help on sewing friend

>>1224443
go to micheals/hobbylobby/joann fabrics/ and browse until you find some fabric that looks like that

>>1224457
Literally filthy linen will do.

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>>1224443

don't forget the t-shirt

for the greyscale, spray Great Stuff foam randomly over your skin, use a butter knife to sculpt it into the greyscale look as it dries, then spray it with gray spraypaint and a shot of black enamel rustoleum for the pro finish makeup look

>>1224447
No, my wife saw it on the TV monitor and laughed about it. I had a good laugh afterwords as well because it's a written novel series, and subtitles would also show his name.

>>1224475
use the high temperature spray though that way you don't overheat with it on.

>>1224485
OP here. yeah... My wife laughed when I showed her my mistake literally right after I did an image search for jorah (pic related) for thread

>>1224488
I think the t shirt might be a better option with my kilt but using oatmeal and dye instead.

>>1224443
I made a tunic like this for my boyfriend. Go to the fabric store and get yourself some linen fabric.

Use a baggy shirt as a template to cut the pieces. You don't need to be too concerned with the pattern because it will look better the less form fitting it is.

Get yourself some pins to pin pieces together and go around and whip stitch them together. so the seams are on the inside. Once the pieces are sewn together, go around all the edges, fold them over and straight stitch them down.

For the stains you can use coffee and syrian rue, if you have wood working water-based stains (just the stain, not the poly) you can dilute with water and use that too. Dunk into boiling hot water after applying the staining but DO NOT agitate. allow to cool and then rinse out. it's better to have too light of a stain and do multiple applications than to be too heavy-handed with it.

>>1224443

You'd have gotten more responses if you posted what your wife was going as.