Costuming year in review - introduction and overview

It's time to do th costuming year in review again, and once again I'm one day late. I will catch up later. I find it a good way to summarize my costuming year, I'm also going to do a separate post about the HSM challenges in 2019. I didn't finish many of those though.

The first months of the year were devoted to Enfys Nest, in order to finish her before Celebration in April.

Me to the far left

The weekend I got home from Celebration I directly started working on my next major thing of the year, my Lady Poe 1760s robe a la Francaise.

And then it was straight into this year's NärCon cosplay project, which was Asterix and Obelix together with Ann-Sofie

I made a new 16th century kirtle, that was finished for the last historical event of the year.

I bought a new wig and could finally wear my complete Luna Lovegood at ComicCon Stockholm.

I thought I was done with costumes for the year, but then I decided to redo the jumpsuit for TFA Leia so that I could wear it for the premiere of Rise of Skwyalker.

Outside of the major things I did a smocked apron for a friend, 15 wool skirts for the Christmas fair at work and I made two jersey dresses and a skirt from some really nice fabrics that I had gotten my hands on during the year.

There were some small things made for HSM, but I will talk about that in a separate HSM post. All in all I'm pretty happy with my projects this year.