Pirate Headscarves

 Looking for a pirate style accessories to wear with everyday garments?

Wear them to complete your pirate costume or to add a bit of swashbuckling flair to any outfit.

The fabric used on these headscarves was inspired by the one worn by Will Turner in Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End. Each headscarf has been aged and hand dyed.

Please contact me with any questions or comments you might have....e-mail me for payment information....thank you. - Brielle

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                                Will Turner Style Headscarf

  These headscarves are the ones that I have dyed and aged to look as close to the movie version as possible…., but please note that they are inspired by the original one worn in the movie…I do not claim to have them completely identical in every respect.

Will Turner/ Davey Jones Headscarf: $24 +shipping and handling

Colors: Only available in deep water blue or seaweed green

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                       Captain Style Headscarf

This headscarf works well for any pirate that wants to add a bit of style to their costume.

The fabric is a hand dyed seaweed green accented with wooden beads, a locket and other pirate elements. Stone beads accent the hem.

Captain style headscarf: $35 +shipping and handling

                      One of a kind! Once this one is sold, it is gone for good.

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                                           Mary Read Headscarf

This elegant head scarf is made of blues, greens and grays. Accented with jewels and metals all with a tarnished silver palette, this is a perfect scarf to complement many costumes or outfits. Beaded with a real locket!

Mary Read Price: $40 +shipping and handling

               One of a kind! Once this one is sold, it is gone for good.

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                                  Anne Bonny Headscarf

This headscarf is made much like that of a gypsy sash, it ties in the back in similar fashion to the Turner one, but has a bit of feminine details to it.  Gold coins are sewn across the bottom edge... The dangles and beads are accented with gold medallions and pink details.

                 One of a kind! Once this one is sold, it is gone for good.

Anne Bonny Price: $35 +shipping and handling

Anne Bonny headscarf without beads price: $11 +shipping

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 Classic Pirate Headscarf

This style is more of the classic looking pirate headscarf. It is about the same size as your average bandana and works well for guys, but girls can wear it to.

                I also have children’s sizes available for sale in the classic style.

Classic Pirate Headscarf: $10 +shipping and handling

Colors: drift wood or sea water gray 

Posted by kittyqueen at 20:47

Ohh, that's so cool! I want one! But I don't have any money right now =( Oh well, I like the Will Turner one best, so maybe I can scrape together $24 to purchase one! How many do you have of that style?

Luv,
Miss Kitty

Posted by PhantomSparrow at 21:51

Hi Brielle,
I want you to know that I simply LOVE your Blog!
I realy want to get the things already. I just need to talk my mom into letting me.

Posted by kittyqueen at 11:17

Hello,

Did you get the email I sent you regarding the Anne Bonny Headscarf without beads? Just wondering, I don't want the email to go into trash or something. =)
Luv,
Miss Kitty

Posted by Manwariel at 15:04

Thanks for the comments on my blog. These are neat scarves. I'm looking forward to seeing the Arwen dress! :)

Posted by TnBabyGirl at 16:46

Hey!

Those look really cool!!! The fabrics are really pretty. The Will Turner scarf looks so much like the one in the movie!

Later! ~ Baby Girl
(For my thirteenth birthday I made some scarves like that from red/black cloth to give out to guests. Then I made one that I wore that had charms and beads sewn onto it.)

Edited by TnBabyGirl on 9/23/2008 at 15:48

Posted by Jocelyndixon at 21:25

Oh those are so fun. Loved seeing all the comparisons. :) Did you make your brother look scruffy for the photoshoot? lol

Posted by WalkingInMiddleEarth at 13:01

I think you did a great job making that scarf look alot like Will's. About how long does it take you to make a gown?

Natalie and Samantha

Posted by SuperAngel at 20:52

Those are so awesome! They look so much like POTC! Great models too! ;)

It has actually been pretty warm here again! I am so glad! I am dreading winter!

Thanks for coming by!
Love,
Amanda
http://superangelsblog.com

Posted by padawan16 at 20:37

Very nice.

Posted by Rose at 00:51

Hello Amanda,
The pirate scarves look great!
I'll see you tomorrow.
Love you,
Rebekah

Posted by Gracealamode at 12:02

Hello, beautiful job, as usual :]
I'm just wondering, where did you learn to draft? Or did it come naturally (taught yourself?)? Because my mother and I are very interested in drafting.

Thank you!!
Grace

Posted by Manwariel at 11:28

Your link to the Eowyn Dress For Sale page doesn't work. I looked at it, and there are a couple of typing mistakes. This is what it should be:
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/BrielleCostumes/551540/
Have a good day! I'm looking forward to seeing that Arwen dress...

Posted by vintagegirl at 21:31

Oh your hair is so lovely in the Mary Read Headscarf picture! Right now I'm in the process of growing my hair out again. I've had it short then long a few times now, and I think this time I just might keep it long . . . I think. ;) :D Bre's hair used to be stick straight and now it is curly, Momma's hair has gotten more curly over the years as well. Maybe yours will get more curly too. ;)

I never thought of dying the pieces of the material different colours so that each print would be the same and only the colour would vary. Smart. :) Well, of course you're smart - you're the great seamstress Brielle!

How fun to have your own website now, please let me know when it's all set up - I look forward to seeing it!

Thank you about the paints picture. Having an artist for a sister makes lots of photo opportunities. :)

Yes, skirts are more comfortable and have more of a feminine appearance. I especially understand about being able to make them - more one of a kind, extra special and just the way you like it!

It was wonderful to hear from you, thank you for commenting!

God Bless!
Miss Emily Rose
http://www.simplyvintagegirl.com/blog/