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:icondurnesque:
Another twisted front cloak! This is becoming a much requested design, which is nice because I'm able to work on perfecting the design, though also slightly boring.

This one is for another Renaissance Festival cast member- Rosemary Thyme, the apothecary and herbalist! She's very punny.

The cloak is a custom design, no pattern used. Winter weight (suedecloth and cotton), completely reversible, and knee length.

See it and other pieces in greater detail on my Facebook page: Sarah's Stache
You'll also be able to see happy customers wearing them! Please note me here or through my Facebook page if you would like to commission a cloak! I offer very reasonable prices and am happy to work with budgets as much as possible!

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:star: Oh my goodness... this piece made the front page! Thank you all so much for your kind attention! I so appreciate it! :star:
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:iconuruczek:
waa awesome hood :D
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:icondurnesque:
*Durnesque May 17, 2013  Student General Artist
Thank you!
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Mood: Love ~wolkentanzer Jan 18, 2013  Student Photographer
this looks amazing! :heart:
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:icondurnesque:
*Durnesque Jan 18, 2013  Student General Artist
Thank you!
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:iconwolkentanzer:
~wolkentanzer Jan 20, 2013  Student Photographer
you're welcome! (:
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~Jeavyn Jan 2, 2013  Student Traditional Artist
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Awesome work!
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:icondurnesque:
*Durnesque Jan 2, 2013  Student General Artist
Thank you so much!
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Mood: Wow! ~Runawaii Jan 1, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Fantastic work!
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:icondurnesque:
*Durnesque Jan 2, 2013  Student General Artist
Thanks very much!
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:iconaeonsshadow:
Is there a pattern you use for these? I've been looking to start making these types of things for a while now.....
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