The Prop Lord
Well-Known Member
Super update. I made my cape! I had a charity event to go to today and I wanted to finish as much as I could. Sadly, that required me staying up the entire night. So, I'm going to go take a nap after this. I've been up for 27 hours straight now. 
-You can basically turn 1 of the pics into a template if you're too impatient for me to do it.
I made a gigantic stamp with craft foam, tried using embossing ink (couldn't see where I hit it) so I used watery Puff Paint, then smothered it in embossing powder. I wish I had a finer faux suede so the embossing powder had better coverage. I still have to add the "bird" details that are supposed to be embroidered. I'm also waiting on my Brooches from Shapeways.
My collar is also way too tall.
I used 2 yards of red twill fabric, 2 yards of the fabric print (I had to scrap together the left over bits to finish covering missing sections), I think I used 25~ feet of Wine Brush Fringe that was 1" wide. I cut it down to about 1/2" wide though. I think the cape ended up costing me $150 and took about 12 hours to make. Quite nearly non-stop. And I'm not trying to brag, but I can sew crazy fast and accurate. I thought this would take me 4 hours TOPS. lol?
Right now, I have 20lb force magnets holding the cape. But they kinda sucked so... I'm literally going to have to make a harness or counter weight because the cape kept falling, and sliding, and slipping, all day long. I think the cape weighs about 8lbs.















-You can basically turn 1 of the pics into a template if you're too impatient for me to do it.
I made a gigantic stamp with craft foam, tried using embossing ink (couldn't see where I hit it) so I used watery Puff Paint, then smothered it in embossing powder. I wish I had a finer faux suede so the embossing powder had better coverage. I still have to add the "bird" details that are supposed to be embroidered. I'm also waiting on my Brooches from Shapeways.
My collar is also way too tall.
I used 2 yards of red twill fabric, 2 yards of the fabric print (I had to scrap together the left over bits to finish covering missing sections), I think I used 25~ feet of Wine Brush Fringe that was 1" wide. I cut it down to about 1/2" wide though. I think the cape ended up costing me $150 and took about 12 hours to make. Quite nearly non-stop. And I'm not trying to brag, but I can sew crazy fast and accurate. I thought this would take me 4 hours TOPS. lol?
Right now, I have 20lb force magnets holding the cape. But they kinda sucked so... I'm literally going to have to make a harness or counter weight because the cape kept falling, and sliding, and slipping, all day long. I think the cape weighs about 8lbs.














