Showing posts with label Fantasy Headgear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fantasy Headgear. Show all posts

Saturday, 21 May 2022

Leather Goblin Hat

 

A leather skull cap with a tail


This is an odd cap I spotted at a market, it's made of leather with a long section at the rear reminiscent of a nightcap in some ways.


The crude look of the stitching makes me think of something a goblin might wear in a fantasy image.


Another possibility might be a librarians cap or perhaps somewhere to took your long hair



I'm please with this find and hope to find a character or multiple characters to wear it. 




Saturday, 5 March 2022

Houngan Hat

 This small top hat was a Christmas gift


The hat is decorated with bones and feathers giving it a distinct theme.


The theme in mind is Houngan Priest for the undead or Voodoo religion


I think it might look better with a more colourful headband, red maybe, so may swap this out in the future.




Saturday, 5 June 2021

Ankh-Morpork Hat

This hat makes me think of characters from Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels


A fantasy wizards hat I found at a Harry Potter fair in my village


Made of some sort of thick cotton or wool fabric shaped over a former of some sort, but not felted.


The hats online blurb says women wizard hat, but I don't really understand why, it certainly fits and suits me.



Nice wide foldable brim, with a nice little kink in the point of the crown, gives this cheap hat a great look


Now off to practise my spell casting.



 

Sunday, 23 August 2020

Shiny Fez


This shiny hat I want to call a fez, but its some fantasy concoction


Possibly was originally made for something theatrical I suspect or maybe a particular Larp encounter it will remain a mystery as it was purchased from a 2nd hand stall at a Larp Fayre, with no labels or any clues


Cost me a £1 and I will find a use for it.


Constructed from lots of soft fabrics, glue and a bit of stitching, it has no real rigidity like a real fez.


Thursday, 2 January 2020

Goblin Hat

A hat that is suitable for a Goblin.


This hat has been part of the groups LRP kit since well before I joined the group




Part knitted, part fabric, part leather, part hessian, part fur, partly embroidered, roughly stitched together, and well tatty this mix-up looks very homemade.


Highly suitable for some beggar, ancient tribal type, witch doctor, goblin or similar that is trying to stand out. 


This is hat is a very popular part of the crew kit



Thursday, 15 August 2019

Foam Fantasy Helmet


This helmet is pure fantasy.


Made from foam glued together, cut, shaped and eventually covered in latex.


It has many elements from a greek hoplite's plumed helmet, but the rest are creative additions by the maker to give a striking look.


This fantasy helmet as been part of Ascendancy LRP kit for a while, not sure what it was made for or when it was made.



Tuesday, 9 July 2019

Steam Punked Hat

This top hat as been steampunked


A Christmas gift from friends Jock and Bridgette.


The hat was purchased but when the gifters got it home they discovered a poor quality conversion.


So they took it apart bought loads of cogs and chains and redid it themselves


I was very pleased with the results, a fabulous gift.


The top hat is also a good fit, which with rigid hats is important, I would normally try first.


The hat comes complete with working clock on the top.


I even managed to take it off my head.


Saturday, 11 May 2019

I Stole Gandalfs Hat

This is felt wizards hat, grey in colour similar to Gandalf's from the Lord of Rings/The Hobbit films and images.


Apparently, the name Gandalf comes via Tolkien from a Norse mythology name meaning staff man or wand elf.



Gandalf wore the grey hat before he became head of the Middle Earth wizards, while he was the Grey Wanderer, the Grey Pilgrim, Greyhame, Gandalf the Grey, among many other names which don't contain the word grey.


The hat will soon be adopted by a character I play in lrp.


The hat was purchased from Leonardo Carbone.

Saturday, 18 August 2018

Shaman Eats Straw

This hat or more accurately headdress, came from a theatre production


It makes an ideal headdress for tribal shaman or witch doctor.


The only clue to its origin is a label which says 'Tumji' which make it sound like it was for a African based character.

Made of a mix of leather, artificial plant life and straw.


The jackal/fox eyes are painted.


This headress found its way to me via my favourite trader Chows Emporium.


I went past it at several markets before, eventually deciding it had a use.