I loved this pattern, it was a lot easier than I thought and since I've had the pattern for over a year I'm kicking myself for not trying it sooner. I used 5/6oz leather for mine, and I used Angelus airbrush paints for both of the colors. The last thing I changed was I used buttons for all 4 locations on the face shield as it still allows you to flip it up and down, or even remove it entirely.



The suggestion I would have to new makers that want to try it, is the helmet may fit rather snug, so plan accordingly.

The pattern came out awesome! I modded the face plate as well as the ridge above it to resemble the Vegas Golden Knights helmet, so that I can wear it to games!

This pattern is the perfect project for starting out. It is very simple to use and very cool. This is the second helmet I created since our ren fair does not allow covered faces due to thefts and so I had to get created. I recommend this pattern to everyone who is starting the craft. Thank you!

This pattern was perfect for starting out. This is the second one I created and I had to make it open faced since our ren fair does not allow covered faces due to thefts. I chose to get creative with the design and it is a super easy and stylish pattern.

My first time working with leather. Great to learn a new skill. The pattern is easy to print out and follow. tutorial video has everything explained and is very easy to understand .

Second piece of Prince armor I made. I absolutely love Prince Armory, changed my leather working world forever!

Patterns and videos to show you how. Awesome!!

Fantastic pattern! Mine came out not so great due to my own fault. I sealed the leather and forgot to wet form anything so the shape wasn’t perfect. I also wanted to add black trim to the edges but again sealed it. Hey I’m still learning ok. The patter. Is great though. I’d suggest Printing out a few copies for the piece that requires you to make multiples.

Enjoyed making this helmet, our first Prince Armory project although we have been leather crafting for several years. However, through this project we have continued to learn and grow. Excellent YouTube tutorial. Thanks for sharing your patterns and skills.