Hobbit cape pattern

Gorgeous and Warm: Hooded Capes & Cloaks!: Capes or cloaks are amazing! They can be formal and classy, they can be rugged and not much more than a poncho. They are easy to make and make a statement-- Great for costumes, fancy dresses or keeping warm! And, We've been watching 'Once Upon a Ti…

This Hobbit Cape is made from a medium-weight grey cotton jersey fabric I found in Spotlight. It hangs really well. This pic is a bit blurry, but my son got a lot of compliments when he wore it to the school performance: And here's the doll's version: The cape You will need some string, some chalk and your fabric opened out on the floor. Take the string and tie a knot in one end (we'll call this the neck knot). Hold the neck knot at the back of your child's or doll's neck and then measure…

To make a cloak, cut fabric from a pattern. Sew the exterior fabric and lining with a straight stitch 0.5 in (1.3 cm) from the raw edges with the wrong sides in. Leave an 8 in (20.3 cm) gap to invert the fabric right-side-out.

Will keep the chill from nipping, but not the wolves. This cape has a video tutorial with a FREE sewing pattern. It's only six steps - looks DIY easy! Love this fleece sewing Project Red Riding Hood Cape Pattern.

Make a cloak, wizard’s robe and hat: Simplicity 0591 (2016) Image: Etsy. This month marks the 20-year anniversary of Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings. The trilogy first hit cinemas wit…

Welcome to the companion guide for my D&D Cloak Tutorial video. Here you will find some basic graphics I have made in order to assist people in creating cloaks while using my video tutorial. These...

Cozy Reversible Hooded Capelet: There's something about a cape that adds a powerful but delicate, 19th-century touch to any outfit. Capelets are so versatile, too -- they can go with dresses, jeans, skirts, anything really. And for extra versatility, this particular capelet is rev…

My daughter needed a cloak for a school event and rather than go out and buy one I decided to make my own. I had a large piece of old green ...

So in case you didn’t notice, I never posted last week. It’s not that I didn’t make anything, I just ran out of time between work, an essay I had to write, preparing for Halloween, and everyday life. What I did make was a big mess that was supposed to be chocolate haystacks (my chocolate seized), and a Halloween costume for my 2 year old. My little Hobbit My son happens to be obsessed with the animated version of The Hobbit, so it was only fitting to make him a Bilbo Baggins costume for…