Re: MrBibou's Amazing Spider-Man Comic suit - original design
I don't know if anyone's mentioned it already, but that finger-sewing is freaking amazing
Thanks, my mom's skills with a sewing machine are kinda ridiculous
Would you consider selling the ASM one that's too small?
Will probably put it in the JY soon, stay tunned.
Update time.
So I started drawing the webbing and god, this is awful.
Holding that dead marker sharpie in hand is just so stressful, one mistake and it's over and boy, mistakes I did..
I started out drawing the pattern on a small paper to get an idea where I was heading, then traced it on the template I used to cut the suit, even that part was tricky, using a ruler to mark each intersection took so damn long :
The thing is, once sewed, the fabric streched a LOT, making the real red piece a lot larger than the original pattern..
So I put my suit on my dummy and used a temporary fabric marker to mark some lines, held my breath and started the webbing.
To days after and a lot of stress released, here's what I got :
I first used Raimi pattern as a guide and tried to add other line because I wanted a tighter web design but adding more line and trying to get the aline with the seams juste seamed impossible as I was going.
doing the arm was the trickiest part as they are long pieces and in the end, I ended up doing a mistake and draw a line toward the right instead of the left. So I had to put it back in the right position as best as I could but ended up with a side larger than the other..
But in the end It's not that noticeable if you look at the suit from a good angle.
I'm pretty satisfied of how it turned out, especially as I had to freed hand them.
I definitely get the homemade effect I wanted and will probably stick to this look instead of raised web.
Tell me what ya think buds !
