First I cut wire mesh to the desired size and then bent 24 gage wire into tiny loops that the other wire will fit into. Then I formed sculpty over it and carved the tree design in with a clay tool.

Bend 24 gage wire and fit through the holes in the back of the clasp. Spray paint gold.
More pictures will be up once I get the dang things sewed on the Tunic.

The Shirt (Рубашка)

I used the same pattern for the shirt as I did the over coat, only I added short sleeves to it.
Before I sewed the sleeves on, I used my moms Bernina embroidery machine, which allows me to pick a pattern on the computer and alter it somewhat. I choose something similar, but more simple.

6. Using a clay sculpting tool (or butter knife) press in to design where you want it to be indented

7. Iron the design and then color with fabric marker.

8. Buff with shoe polish to make darker.

9. Using fabric paint, color in the designs.

10. cover the entire surface with Decoupage for shiney surface

Костюм Эльфийский.
(сайт англоязычный, вообщем с переводом дела обстоят так же)

Lindir, Minstel of Imladris.

'Maybe. To sheep other sheep no doubt appear different,' laughed Lindir. 'Or to shepherds. But Mortals have not been out study. We have other business.'
Among some of my favorite, lesser mentioned Elves of Lord of the Rings are included the sons of Elrond, Glorfindel, Erestor, Gildor, Haldir and his brothers and the merry Elf who teased Bilbo, Lindir. Maybe believe Lindir to be a minstrel, and I admit that is my assumption as well. It is also believed that Lindir is fair-haired, possibly possessing the blood of Sindar or Silvan Elves. That is also my assumption and I have picked up this Elf walking in Arwen's procession from Imladris as who I believe Lindir to be.

The most difficult parts of making this costume was purchasing the right materials and altering patterns. I will once again use Butterick pattern #5944 as my base, altering the pattern a little for both the inner and outer robes. I will use ivory silk dupioni and silver clasps for the outer robe, and french lilac silk dupioni for the inner robe and sash; all the dupioni was purchased off of eBay. The inner robe will be held in place by a lace up back rather than a zipper (much more elvish in style). The sash will tie at the front of the waist, as shown; future sashes for other similar costumes will lace up in the back like some of belts for other LoTR costumes.

I plan to remove the sleeves for the inner robe--easier movement and less material to bulk up--and slope the front of the mandarin collar a bit. Since the back will lace up, the collar will be split at the back of the neck for easier on and off. All of the side and front seams will be closed; using the pattern this does not allow a lot of movement so I plan to add triangular panels to the sides from the waist down to give the "skirt" more fullness.

The collar for the outer robe will be removed entirely, and the front panels will overlap, held in place by clasps, snaps and/or hooks and eyes. The sleeves will have the leaf-shaped wraps, which will take some experimenting on a mock-up to get right. The front hem will be rounded and open in the front for style and ease of movement. The sash will be simple and undecorated; I am hoping the sleeve wraps and light colors will give off the suggestion that this is a male Elf's costume. The first photos of this costume will be the mock-up, which I will make as I wait for the fabric to arrive. 

Shots of the french lilac silk dupioni I'll be using for the inner robe, and the ivory silk dupioni for the outer robe.

A mock-up in cheap muslim I made in two and a half hours for the inner robe. Everything written in pink are notes to myself. The lacing system for the back will be used for the inner robe.

Gondorian Ranger (Ithilien Ranger)
(Костюм гондорского рейнджера)

Description
Colors overall
Stone gray, light brown, dark brown, dark rusty brown, or dark green.

Shirt

Light wool. Long sleeves. Yoked

A:  sleeves quilted in diagonal blocks (this may only be for Faramir, the other may be plain)

B:  all holes on costume generally riveted with a dark metal (brass?)

C:  point ends just below sternum

A lighter color on Faramir.  His Rangers’ are generally a dark muddy green or grey

Linen undershirt, reaching to below the knee. At the London exhibit it is visible only there, where it peeps out from under the other layers, at the inner part of the elbow, and (possibly) at the neck.  It may also be a bit of cloth the Rangers use to cover the lower half of their face or might actually be the shirt's collar.

Full outfit – front view (and vest description)

Vest with attached sleeves – either leather or heavy wool

A:  Seams edged with leather

B:  Sleeve attaches to yoke

C:  Reinforced pads onto which the cloak attaches

D:  body a dark brown

E:  Yoke in a darker material, seems almost black

F:  Sleeve in olive brown wool

G:  Bottom edge ends just below groin

H:  Tabard ends just below knee level

I:  Vest ends below midcalf

Mantle/ Yoke and cloak. From ROM exhibit 2002
Note wrapped edges.  This one appears to be woll

Full outfit – side view (and boot description)

Low boots with knee high chaps. Chaps have reversible flaps about 3 inches in height.

A:  metal rings

B:  knee high chaps, olive brown stiff material

Detachable sleeve
Olive brown wool, quilted

Top edge of the sleeve attaches to yoke of vest by two buttons. They are laced underneath. (You can clearly see how the sleeves are made under the arm as Faramir reaches behind to fetch an arrow to shoot the Southron man off the oliphaunt.) They have a slightly triangular shape

Rust-red suede quilted pauldrons, same as Faramir's, closed with laces though grommets.

Cloak

Ankle length (about 1 inch off the floor). Close fitting hood on some, larger on others. Wide neck (~ 6 inches wide when worn) with leather band as closure with reinforced leather tabs on cloak. Braid cord ends with a knot and 3 ends.

Gondorian type claps at the neck with leather reinforcement underneath.

Cloak a loosely woven dark green

Olive-green cloak, semi-circle, with a heavily frayed bottom edge. The material is quite thin, about the weight of a light denim. The cloak is hooded, the hood it double-layered (lined with the same material).