This is really good, and very accurate, different from mine but very similar in a lot of ways. Wayyy better than a funworld costume, and you even got the fabric just right.
Thanks dude! Aside from using footage from the movies as reference, i would also use your robes as a reference point for smaller details, so this is good to hear!
pretty good video, some things i would change here and there but its interresting to see how you came with this pattern, very well done thats impressive work
Thanks, i just think its good for this type of info to be out there for the public, it shouldn't have to be hard for someone to dress up as their favorite character and look authentic, so i hope this helps!
Thanks for the tutorial, but could you please make a another tutorial for the robe itself with better visuals? It's a bit hard to understand each step without seeing how to do stuff.
This is a pretty good Tutorial! It's exactly what i need and i will do this myself but you should rlly do a Tutorial where you show what you need to. It's a bit hard to understand without real Visuals.
2:25 the boots have already been identified by Nate Raegen, they are damn near impossible to find however, the original ghostface knife has been identified too, the main thing is the symbol on the blade, you ought to research more of Drowned Boy Productions videos before doing this guide
Did nate do a follow up on the boot video? Also, i know about the C stamp 1995 Buck 120 from drowned boy, and im gonna make a vid about this in the future.
No, for going by the scream 1 killer under garments, he wore Is blue jeans and white T-shirt Billy Loomis wears a white T-shirt with blue jeans and dark Brown boots
Well, you could do that if you are going for a billy Loomis cosplay, but for the film, the stunt actors who played ghostface wore black t-shirts and dark jeans to not make too much contrast against the black robe.
this guy told me how to do this but I probably never will because bro was so damn mean to mean I might just go lay in the middle of a highway for awhile
I mean... of course I came here because I want to dress Ghostface for Halloween and I really appreciate you did this video but wouldn't it be easier to just show the real sewing instead of using Paint?🥺
I'm kinda confused on what you mean by inverse? 🤣 does it mean sewing inside out? Or sewing the opposite way? Sorry if this is really simple I'm just confused with it haha Great tutorial so far I can't wait to start making mine. Have the materials on the way. Thanks again Really appreciate your work Adam
There are lots of differences between the two robes, i think the only part that could be reused is the torso of the pattern and the arms, for it to look like the 2022 you will need to make the hood bigger in height and width at the back, make drapes with 3 roughly cut points at each end, use really thin foam, make a velcro opening from the neck to the bottom of the robe, make the arms without the gloves, sew an elastic inside the wrist of the arm, cut triangles on the extra material beyond the wrist, make the spikes on the bottom of the robe really small, use a less sparkly fabric for the robe, use non sparkly fabric for the gloves, there might be something else, but i recommend you look at screenshots of the real thing.
Só falta fazer um tutorial em português, mas ótimo vídeo! Adorei, sou grande fã de Pânico e tô esperando uma fantasia do novo filma ficar pronta em uma costureira, tava pensando em usar zíper ao invés de botão de pressão na frente, mas sei lá... Acho que o botão de pressão da aquele charme.
Fica meio brabo fazer um video novo pra cada lingua, no futuro eu vo tentar investir um tempo nas opções de tradução do UA-cam, mas poh, com certeza, os botão é top
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive Você já teve a ideia de tentar fazer a robe de 2022/2023? Eu pedi pra uma costureira lá da Liberdade (aqui de SP) mas nem foi lá aquelas coisas... Juntei uns detalhes a mais que vou levar pra elas de novo pra tentar arrumar a fantasia.
@@ThePistamix cara, algum dia eu pretendo ter todas as robes de todos os filmes disponiveis ao publico, então fica de olho no canal, que um dia vai ter!
I have a question, are those measurements accurate? I want to download this sewing pattern, print it onto 2-3 A0 and then use those prints to precisely cut fabric and then sew the parts together. Can I do it? Or maybe those measurements will be off i.e length of the printed front piece won't be 190cm but 150cm
by acurrate you mean what? to the screen used robe? or the sizes i mentioned to work for me? cuz the file i provided is already at the right size on 100% this robe does not use screen used mesurements btw
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive To the sizes you mentioned. I'm almost the same as you in terms of height and weight so this sewing pattern is perfect for me. However I don't know how to go about cutting material into individual pieces. I guess I have to use ruler and some chalk to draw on material and can't just print your pdf then align it on top of my fabric and cut it because those 190cm of front piece in pdf won't be 190 cm after printing. And that's since your sewing pattern is simply informative (this piece should be x cm). Correct?
@@mudbucket1354 well, the basic characteristics of the scream 5 robe (scream 6 is different btw) is that it has a less sparkly fabric, the hood is wider at the back curve, its also taller, it uses really thin foam (2mm i think) the torso has a snap button opening all the way down, and has no cut in the bottom, the arms are gloveless, they are frayed at the end of the wrist, and they have elastic at the wrist, the drapes are super frayed and double layered, but the two layers are not sewn together, the gloves are made of an elastic material, i suggest spandex, as for your height, put a tape measure on your shoulder next to your neck, let it drop down, and mark were it reaches your ankles, with that measurement, remove the height of the torso below the arm hole, oh and the boots used in the movie are doc martens, have fun.
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive thank you so much!! i had done a lot of research into the look of the scream 5 robe and sketched a few prototypes but the explanation of the fabric helps so much!! again, much appreciation!!
From what I can tell from Dewey's death scene, the bottom of the robe seems to be all frayed up, I think you could achieve this affect using sandpaper I believe.
I almoust agree in what you say in the video,but no offense,i make Ghostface robes from 7 years now,from an original Screen used robe and i can say that is not accurate, similar but not accurate and if you will take some pics of the robe done comparison to some movie pics,you can see what i mean..😉
Valid criticism, i am aware of this, the reason i was this slow was because i made the vid without a script, so i had to remember the lines in my head and say them at the same time, but you can bet your ass im gonna make scripts in the future LMAO
@G.D.S.V Horror Cosplaying Archive excited to see. Also I don't even cosplay. I'm just a huge scream fan which is why UA-cam put you on my reccomended. I was interested to see how the costume could be replicated from home
Subscribe for some more evil shit in the future.
bros the hero we didn’t know we needed
Nah, im just the super villain of the "horror collector community", but i hope you enjoyed the vid!
no hes the goddamn super villian
top-tier video. a tutorial and comedy podcast combined into one. I'll probably use this as a guide as well.
Its crazy that the boots were in as good as it gets because skeet ulrich is in it
This is really good, and very accurate, different from mine but very similar in a lot of ways. Wayyy better than a funworld costume, and you even got the fabric just right.
Thanks dude! Aside from using footage from the movies as reference, i would also use your robes as a reference point for smaller details, so this is good to hear!
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive I think some robe makers will be so mad at you But your video is something I wanted to do since the beginning anyway.
@@ghostofwoodsboro166 i would be a lier if i said pissing off those people wasn't part of my reason to make the vid LMAO
@@ghostofwoodsboro166 any plans on making tutorials as well?
@@jamiegaudet6008 I havent really anything to add to that video, its quite complete.
pretty good video, some things i would change here and there but its interresting to see how you came with this pattern, very well done thats impressive work
Thanks, i just think its good for this type of info to be out there for the public, it shouldn't have to be hard for someone to dress up as their favorite character and look authentic, so i hope this helps!
I really enjoyed this video. as soon as i have time and money to make my own one, ill use your guide because this is it!
I love ghost face
oh i LOVE this tutorial thank you very much. ive asked several robe makers for help and they ghost me... thank you
Glad I could help, I've been there, and they also ghosted me, it can be really dismotivating.
holy shit, you have a pattern! this is so good looking thanks so much!
yeah man, use it to your heart's content!
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive man, you releasing that pattern this is gonna piss off the robe makers so bad 😂
@@thedailydude2 i really hope i do lol
i love this guy
Thank you so much for this video it really helps also I laughed my ass off with this video you are super funny man. Thank you again bro!!!
no problem bro! your support is really important to me!
I owe you my life thank you you're doing God's work on Earth THANK YOU ❤️🙏💪
Thanks for the tutorial, but could you please make a another tutorial for the robe itself with better visuals? It's a bit hard to understand each step without seeing how to do stuff.
yes, i now see this problem, i will try and remake the vid in the future and include a visual tutorial, thanks for the support.
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive Thank you too
This is a pretty good Tutorial! It's exactly what i need and i will do this myself but you should rlly do a Tutorial where you show what you need to. It's a bit hard to understand without real Visuals.
Im diggin this outro
Love this, very funny and informative
Thanks so much! Glad to know im funny
Thank you so much dude!! Your a HUGE help, very informative and detailed.
Thanks man, be sure to stay tuned for when i upload some new content
Thank you bruh this took me forever to find 😭
2:25 the boots have already been identified by Nate Raegen, they are damn near impossible to find however, the original ghostface knife has been identified too, the main thing is the symbol on the blade, you ought to research more of Drowned Boy Productions videos before doing this guide
Did nate do a follow up on the boot video? Also, i know about the C stamp 1995 Buck 120 from drowned boy, and im gonna make a vid about this in the future.
You are the hero that was sent down to save us all
im sure replica robe makes would like to dissagre with you lmao, but fr, thank you so much for the kindness, its really motivating
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive replica robe makers no longer being able to charge $500 on just a robe
are you gonna make a scream 2 cosplay video at all
yes, i plan to make a scream 2 video at all lmao
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive i thought u forgot lmao
The best video that actually helps ❤
Thank You for the kind words!
No, for going by the scream 1 killer under garments, he wore Is blue jeans and white T-shirt
Billy Loomis wears a white T-shirt with blue jeans and dark Brown boots
Well, you could do that if you are going for a billy Loomis cosplay, but for the film, the stunt actors who played ghostface wore black t-shirts and dark jeans to not make too much contrast against the black robe.
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive
I did not know that, thanks for the info
Great Tutorial, bro. Flawless.
Thanks bro, those word are priceless to me.
Can you like make another video with a better quality for example when you make one
some time in the future i plan on making a remake of this vid, it is really outdated, i will definitely make a recording of me sewing it
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive It will surely be helpful for me thx man ( waiting)
this guy told me how to do this but I probably never will because bro was so damn mean to mean I might just go lay in the middle of a highway for awhile
Watch this at 1.5 speed
I agree
Cool vid man. I think your robe looks more like scream 4 than 1 but it looks nice overall
the hood maybe, but the rest is kinda far off
96 was a Gen 1 fantastic faces, 2 was a fearsome, 3 was an ASIS, and 4 were EU’s
The Asis was just the tag on the mask, the scream 3 mask is also an EU, a pre-2010 EU to be exact, but you are absolutely correct on everything 🤘
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive I know It’s just an EU I just like to call it an ASIS because of the tag
I mean... of course I came here because I want to dress Ghostface for Halloween and I really appreciate you did this video but wouldn't it be easier to just show the real sewing instead of using Paint?🥺
I'm kinda confused on what you mean by inverse? 🤣 does it mean sewing inside out? Or sewing the opposite way?
Sorry if this is really simple I'm just confused with it haha
Great tutorial so far I can't wait to start making mine.
Have the materials on the way.
Thanks again
Really appreciate your work
Adam
The last few seconds of the video made my day 🥹✌️🤘 are you planing to do this for the other Scream robes too? I mean the pattern? :)
Thanks for the knife man, I just got the costume but I couldn't find the knife anywhere
No prob man, im actually gonna make a version 2.0 in the future, so stay tuned
Link 🔗 on a Great 3D Printer?
Just asking bc I have a slight idea what it is, but don't know what makes a good one let alone a great one.
Goated
How would I modify it so I can make a 2022 robe?
There are lots of differences between the two robes, i think the only part that could be reused is the torso of the pattern and the arms, for it to look like the 2022 you will need to make the hood bigger in height and width at the back, make drapes with 3 roughly cut points at each end, use really thin foam, make a velcro opening from the neck to the bottom of the robe, make the arms without the gloves, sew an elastic inside the wrist of the arm, cut triangles on the extra material beyond the wrist, make the spikes on the bottom of the robe really small, use a less sparkly fabric for the robe, use non sparkly fabric for the gloves, there might be something else, but i recommend you look at screenshots of the real thing.
Love it!
Hey man I got my robe completed but I don't understand how the hood gets attached
The link for the voice changer doesent work anymore
Question, approximately how many yards of fabric did you use to make this?
Im not sure, i dont use yards, but i think it was 4-5 meters , can be less if you use better fabrics then i did
How manny pieces of lurex would you need
It really depends, you would need to take into account: the size of the pattern when changed to fit you, the lateral length of the fabric you will get
Só falta fazer um tutorial em português, mas ótimo vídeo! Adorei, sou grande fã de Pânico e tô esperando uma fantasia do novo filma ficar pronta em uma costureira, tava pensando em usar zíper ao invés de botão de pressão na frente, mas sei lá... Acho que o botão de pressão da aquele charme.
Fica meio brabo fazer um video novo pra cada lingua, no futuro eu vo tentar investir um tempo nas opções de tradução do UA-cam, mas poh, com certeza, os botão é top
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive Você já teve a ideia de tentar fazer a robe de 2022/2023? Eu pedi pra uma costureira lá da Liberdade (aqui de SP) mas nem foi lá aquelas coisas... Juntei uns detalhes a mais que vou levar pra elas de novo pra tentar arrumar a fantasia.
@@ThePistamix cara, algum dia eu pretendo ter todas as robes de todos os filmes disponiveis ao publico, então fica de olho no canal, que um dia vai ter!
I have a question, are those measurements accurate? I want to download this sewing pattern, print it onto 2-3 A0 and then use those prints to precisely cut fabric and then sew the parts together. Can I do it? Or maybe those measurements will be off i.e length of the printed front piece won't be 190cm but 150cm
by acurrate you mean what? to the screen used robe? or the sizes i mentioned to work for me? cuz the file i provided is already at the right size on 100%
this robe does not use screen used mesurements btw
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive To the sizes you mentioned. I'm almost the same as you in terms of height and weight so this sewing pattern is perfect for me. However I don't know how to go about cutting material into individual pieces. I guess I have to use ruler and some chalk to draw on material and can't just print your pdf then align it on top of my fabric and cut it because those 190cm of front piece in pdf won't be 190 cm after printing. And that's since your sewing pattern is simply informative (this piece should be x cm). Correct?
you think i can modify this to be more scream5 accurate?
you can, but you are gonna need to heavily modify it.
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive any suggestions? i'm a 5"5' woman
@@mudbucket1354 well, the basic characteristics of the scream 5 robe (scream 6 is different btw) is that it has a less sparkly fabric, the hood is wider at the back curve, its also taller, it uses really thin foam (2mm i think) the torso has a snap button opening all the way down, and has no cut in the bottom, the arms are gloveless, they are frayed at the end of the wrist, and they have elastic at the wrist, the drapes are super frayed and double layered, but the two layers are not sewn together, the gloves are made of an elastic material, i suggest spandex, as for your height, put a tape measure on your shoulder next to your neck, let it drop down, and mark were it reaches your ankles, with that measurement, remove the height of the torso below the arm hole, oh and the boots used in the movie are doc martens, have fun.
@@GDSVHorrorCosplayingArchive thank you so much!! i had done a lot of research into the look of the scream 5 robe and sketched a few prototypes but the explanation of the fabric helps so much!! again, much appreciation!!
From what I can tell from Dewey's death scene, the bottom of the robe seems to be all frayed up, I think you could achieve this affect using sandpaper I believe.
Did you die?
How do we print the pattern
With a printer
If u have one of course
I almoust agree in what you say in the video,but no offense,i make Ghostface robes from 7 years now,from an original Screen used robe and i can say that is not accurate, similar but not accurate and if you will take some pics of the robe done comparison to some movie pics,you can see what i mean..😉
Well tell us what to do so we're gonna be able to make accurate robes 🗣️🗣️🗣️
@@PitaLoren lol.i payd 1k for that from a screen used Scream 1 robe...😄
@@KARASU_Jin wdym u payed 1k u just sais that you've been doin these robes for 7 years
@@PitaLoren yes,correct..what are you missing?
@@KARASU_Jin about the robe???
No hate but I had to put the video in 1.75 speed bc you just talk way to slow. Speed it up your pacing and you'll be good at this youtuber thing
Valid criticism, i am aware of this, the reason i was this slow was because i made the vid without a script, so i had to remember the lines in my head and say them at the same time, but you can bet your ass im gonna make scripts in the future LMAO
@G.D.S.V Horror Cosplaying Archive excited to see. Also I don't even cosplay. I'm just a huge scream fan which is why UA-cam put you on my reccomended. I was interested to see how the costume could be replicated from home
@@DrewIsARealBoy nice! I plan on making a cosplay guide for every scream film, so stay tuned!
all the robe makers mad in the comments 💀
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*promo sm*