The fraying isn’t even along the bottom, but I don’t mind at all. It won’t be all that visible, actually. What’s important is that the robe falls evenly along the bottom now, which looks a lot better! Here’s a before and after of the robe while hanging: Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

Jawa - Databank - 501st Legion Costuming:Jawa - Databank - 501st Legion

I will probably thin out the fur a bit more, but I’m much happier with these over my previous gloves. Jawas are scavengers and traders, traveling the desert in sandcrawlers, large mobile fortresses that serve as their homes and transport. They collect scrap and discarded technology, which they then sell or trade to moisture farmers and other settlers on Tatooine. They are also known for capturing droids, which they then sell to the highest bidder. As the sun beats down on the scorching desert sands of Tatooine, there’s only one group of mischievous scoundrels who can be found braving the heat in search of their next big score: the Jawas. And while I like the newer ‘stable’ hood more than the previous version, it looks too ‘perfect’ to me. Since the photos were taken, I’ve crumpled up the hood a bit, which has creased and wrinkled the stabilizer inside of it. It looks much better now, and still prevents the hood from dipping near the front. In this guide, I will show you how to scavenge together materials to make your very own Jawa costume from Star Wars!

Thousands of years ago the Tatooine planet was not what it is today, instead it was a planet with great oceans and jungles. At that time it was inhabited by a technologically advanced race, these beings were enslaved by the Rakata, but eventually they revealed themselves and as punishment the Rakata bombarded their planet until the surface remained little more than fused glass. Text descriptions are only one part of the guideline. GMLs and costumers must consider both text and pictures (CRL and Reference) when reviewing the costume. They were disgusting since they did not bathe because they considered it a waste of water and they used those smells to communicate an incredible amount of information between them. My other sister-in-law came up with a super cute, and easy Ewok costume. I think most people think brown and orange for Ewoks but they really a wide variety of neutral color combinations will work. When he's not busy crafting imaginative costumes, Doc Cotton loves nothing more than a good party. He's the one who knows how to turn any gathering into a memorable event, infusing it with fun and excitement.

Costuming a Jawa from Star Wars – Red Shoes. Red Wine. Costuming a Jawa from Star Wars – Red Shoes. Red Wine.

I went as Princess Leia on Hoth again. However, I think this version is much better. The base of the costume is pretty easy to pull off, just off-white pants, shirt and vest. Jawas were passionate scavengers, seeking out technology for sale or trade in the deep deserts in their huge sandcrawler transports. They had a reputation for swindling, as they had a penchant for selling old equipment such as outdated faulty droids to moisture farmers. However, they were extremely passive beings, and hardly put up any resistance to colonists of their planet unlike the other natives the Sand people, instead seeing foreigners as an excellent business opportunity.Most of the pieces end up being sold to moisture farmers simply because they can’t usually find these items anywhere else. These creatures wear tunics that are dark brown in color and bandoliers that complete the look. Wrapping Up I tried to add a little bit of natural fringing and patch spots to make it look a little less “perfect”. I can confidently attest to the fact that the Shoe Goo holds up beautifully on these boots. I have trooped in them many, many times- in rain, heat, you name it!- and I have not once had to touch up the soles of these boots yet. They still are going strong! Once you get the sleeves and end of the robe the lengths you want, you’ll need to fringe out the edges. Monks cloth can come apart really fast if it’s not secured down in some way. To make a fringe that stays put without all the fabric unraveling, I began by making a zig zag stitch all along the areas that need fraying (bottom of the robe, ends of the sleeves). Once the stitching was done, I pulled out enough of the material strings to make a few centimeters of fringe. Easy! Custom Family Star Battle Portrait, Jedi Custom Portrait from photo, Couple Star Battle Style, Christmas Gift Portrait