#ren faire outfit

[dressmeupscottyofficial]

Some pics from the Renaissance Faire!! If you haven’t see the vlog yet I recommend giving it a watch. I had so much fun and made so many new friends 🥰 I miss Colorado so much, take me baaaack!! 😫

[kasdeya519]

A Pirate Queen - Ren Faire weekend 🖤🏴‍☠️

[fastwiemagie]

One-day-trip to the middle ages aka "let's go to ren faire"

Red Riding hood with a basket full of goods for grandma or more like "follow me behind this tent, I've got mead if you got coins"?

On July 8th I've went to ren faire - though that's not what we call it locally obviously. It's called "Mittelalterfest" in German, which translates to "medieval party". This event took place at the "Heeresgeschichtliches Museum" (museum of the history of warfare, Heer = army) and I really liked their slogan "Kriege gehören ins Museum" (=war belongs into museums). Wars should be a thing of the past!!

I've had a wonderful day with a couple of friends!! (Only sharing one selfie with my dear friend Duplica who's very comfortable with her likeness being shared!) I was pleasantly surprised at gaining free entry for dressing up for the event! Hurray for my thrifted dirndl-esque dress!! I've pinned the sides up with safety pins to give me more air flow and wore my pretty green hip bag for valuables & a string backpack for additional stuff! The dress is a linen & cotton blend, so it's very comfy to wear! Plus it has pockets and I thrifted it (with a broken zipper) for a super mark-down of 1€ during a special sales event. And I didn't even know until I went to pay and was flabbergasted at being only asked for one buck! Yay!

I've forgot to take better pictures of it, but I made a beautiful hair-crown with two overlapping braids and wore a felt leaf pinned to the back. (Felt leaf by my dear friend @wuselwesen .) That hair-do read semi-medieval enough for me, plus it's way cooler to wear my hair up in summer of course!

We've had great food & beverages (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic - stay hydrated in the heat folks!!). It was about 30°C on that day, so we kept it very cozy, lots of breaks and sitting around and chatting with our friends. But we also checked out all the vendours of course and chatted with them and admired their pretty wares! I was SOOOO tempted by all the gorgeous clothes in natural fibers. Alas, my coin purse (=budget) said no buuuuut I bought myself a beautiful basket bag, as an early birthday present to myself. It's so lovely, with a long woven fabric strap to carry the basket. I've also bought cherry mead at one vendour stall and my friend joked that "I'm almost like Red Riding Hood now, I only would need some cake for grandma!". But alas, I even had some pyramid cake with me (is Baumkuchen really called pyramid cake? Dictionary says so... it's dough wrapped around a piece of wood (hence "Baum" = tree (cake)) and rotated over a fire. I like it classic with sugar and cinnamon.

I've also found 5€ on the ground and invested it into an arrow head necklace immediately. What comes around, goes around!!

The day was SO beautiful, I was so emotional & happy leaving at night, I had to ask my friend if I could hug her because my happiness had to go somewhere and she said yes of course. Ahhh happy memories!!

Tagging @worth-beyond-a-number-scale because she's asked me to be tagged in posts where I'm wearing traditional/dirndl dress. This is a very casual outfit, it would be traditional to wear it with a blouse underneath & an apron. But it was way too hot for any of that last weekend!!

[id] Pic 1 & Pic 2:

both close-up pictures taken on public transport. Pic 1 is going to the renfaire, Pic 2 is the travel back home. Pic 1 shows the face & upper body of a young fat white woman with glasses and brown hair in a braided up-do. She's wearing a pentagram necklace and black earbuds. As well as a linen/cotton blend dress with a black bodice with floral machine embroidery on it.

Pic 2 has cut off the face of the young fat white woman, but you see the gorgeous woven basket she bought at renfaire next to her on a seat. More of the floral machine embroidery on the dresses bodice is also visible, as well as the green lacing on the front and the green skirt part. She's also wearing a green hip bag and has another black-and-floral bag with her (it's a backpack). Another necklace has appeared also: a golden arrow head on a black string! Ren faire purchase spotted??

Pic 3 shows some naturally-dyed yarn draped aesthetically on a construct of wooden sticks with a medieval-esque banner in the middle. The colours are very pleasing to look at and surprisingly colourful for natural dyeing!

Pic 4: The young white fat woman with glasses and brown hair (worn in a braided hair-crown on this day) is standing in front of some vendour stalls, with some faire goers in the background. She's smiling at the onlooker. You can see that the skirt part of her dress has been pinned up, for the aesthetic and extra air flow. Keen-eyed watchers spot a black bracelet on her left arm and she's also wearing black leather sandals.

Pic 5: This one is almost identical with pic 4, the young white fat woman with glasses and brown hair in her renfaire outfit, but she's smiling even more in this picture (and the people in the background have also changed).

Pic 6 & 7 are close-ups again.

Pic 6 shows the top part of the woven basket that has been purchased at the ren faire, with a pentagram necklace, an arrowhead necklace and a braided black bracelet lying on top of it. The close-ups shows all the accessories in detail!

Pic 7 is a selfie of the young white fat woman with glasses and brown hair together with another young white thin woman with brown hair, both looking into the camera, smiling and showing off the bottles of mead they just bought from a vendour.

Pic 8 is a full body shot again, with the young white fat woman with glasses and brown hair standing in front (or rather: behind) a yellow-and-turquoise striped tent (aka vendour stall). You can also see a more muted yellow-and red ochre coloured tent in the background as well as a dirty white tent. The woman is excitingly showing off her newly purchased basket bag, which she's stored her bottle of mead in. Hurray! She's looking very happy with her day at ren faire and her purchases.[/id]

[jamie-photo]

I have been craving a cozy day inside filled with candles, over the garden wall, festive lattes (obviously), and crafting. Enjoy this cozy DIY video and let’s make some Clay Mushrooms! 

Video: DIY Clay Mushrooms

Mushrooms Earrings, Magnets, Ornaments, and More!

[faerieorgremlin-moved]

Went to another ren faire :)

(They/he)

[geek-and-nina]

Official application to be a Disney Prince. Loosely inspire by Kit Tanthalos

Better view of my (not exactly right, but I love it) Kit necklace

[tilthedayidice]

I went full out to be Daphne :)

I’ll have a full outfit picture later when I meet up with the rest of the scooby gang!

[loseallcontrol]

Sad? Play dress up!

[tillydaydiceart]

We went to our very first den faire yesterday and I wanted to share my outfit!!!!!! I didn’t actually get any photos of it, but I really wanted to draw it too!!!!

[edenmcaddams]

The Captive Lotus 🪷

[wolfiewhiskeybutch]

Sword peek ft. Butch Hands & Rings (click for full view) [also ft. Leather Suspenders]

SFW but cis het men and minors DNI

[medieval-collectibles]

Intro to Renaissance Faires with Medieval Collectibles

Ever wonder where Ren faires came from and why you should go to one? Here at Medieval Collectibles, we are happy to help you explore the world of Ren faires. With this intro to Renaissance faires and festivals, we hope that you get excited to go to a faire near you!

Where did medieval faires come from?

The medieval world was filled with faires and festivals, more so before the Black Death. Fairs were a large part of the growing economy at the time. A festival was an easy way for someone to sell their goods and know that there were going to be people showing up. It was a way to organize multiple buyers and sellers in a single place at one time. Faires made it easier to find the goods that you were looking for from the customer’s perspective and to find customers from the vendor’s perspective. Often sellers would travel from faire to faire to sell their goods. Many vendors would use jugglers and magicians to attract customers to their booths to help improve their sales.

Read more here!

[kasdeya519]

Rogue elf for the Ren Faire 🧝🏻‍♀️🖤

[autisticaradiamegido]

day 99

i have NEARLY finished the skirt for my ren faire fit i just gotta get a few finishing details added and also get the undershirt bleached (bc i got a bunch of makeup on it at last years fair and shit Stained) but THEN i can show yall the final fit!!

[faerieorgremlin-moved]

How can I b evil with a face like this ?

(They/he)

[leidensygdom]

Outfit for today's con visit 💖