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This has nothing to do with a cape!
It's a family portrait from last week's camping.
Yes, Little Girl is in two different kinds of stripes. Don't judge. It was cold. |
Here's a confession: I am about to give you a mediocre tutorial for a superhero cape I made. There are much more detailed tutorials out there, like
this one from howdoesshe or
this one from thelongthread (which is where I got my basic inspiration), so I'm not going to reinvent the wheel. I'll just show you what I did, and let you figure it out from there ...
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ask questions if you need to ... I'll do my best to answer, or at the very least, I'll point you to some other tutorial that has an answer).
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Basic measurements |
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Cut two of these on the fold |
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This is what it looks like when you unfold it
(no, I did not iron before cutting. No shame.) |
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Add an applique if you want ... I used Wonder-Under and
had to follow the instructions on the paper, just like I have to every single time.
I didn't want to end up with a backwards 'e'. |
[Insert other helpful tutorials here for detailed instructions on stitching, turning, ironing, topstitching, and adding velcro.]
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Finished product! |
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Cape in motion |
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Cape + Bedhead: One Super Girl, Indeed! |
This is going in Little Girl's dress-up box for Christmas (which means it's one more thing I've gotten to check off
THE LIST). I still have a few more things to add, but this was one I really wanted to get done.
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