Making Maleficent's Historically-Inspired Horns, Staff, and Belt

This is the second in a 3-part series about making a 15th-Century Inspired Maleficent Costume. First video here: https://youtu.be/Q5fFVm-eT2Q In this video, I will walk you step-by-step through how I made Maleficent's staff, belt and horns for my historically-inspired Maleficent costume. Using my own ingenuity and my trusty Medieval Tailor's Assistant, I hand-build and hand-draft all three of these accessories...with only a few minor mishaps. Then, I walk you through the historically-accurate way (we think) that the feminine people of the 15th century secured the horns (and other spectacular headdresses) to their heads. Fun fact: it's quick, easy, and uses scrap fabric :) The DIY staff is carved from a tree branch and then sculpted using clay before getting painted. This was a very cheap, easy thing to make and I'm so excited to share my process! (Make sure you put it somewhere stable to air-dry...) The belt was made using velvet fabric, some beads and a brooch I got from Mood Fabrics. It, too, was super cheap and easy to make--I did the entire thing in little over an hour! I drafted the horns using the Medieval Tailor's Assistant for a historically-inspired look. While I do kind of want to remake these using the proper supplies (I explain in the video), I'm pretty happy with these, even though before I wired them, my friend's kid was calling me "Malefibunny" because one of my horns kept flopping over. Chapters: 00:00 Making Maleficent's Accessories 00:37 Making the sta