if the black part (top of the cape) is thick enough, you might want to consider shaving lines that can let the wires sit flush on the said part. quite a huge decision tho on where you want the cape to fall on the body, (full coverage or semi full)
When applying the wire, I also run it through a seam as you do. What do you think of running it under a ladder stich. I mean yeah it's hand stitching and a bit ugly but you could put it anywhere?
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Omg thank you for the video and template
I am happy that I can help. Best of luck with your cape. :)
Dude know I’m late but it looks sick and I’m definitely gonna do it myself thank you for the tutorial!
Thank you so much for the comment. I appreciate you taking the time.
Good template… thanks for sharing.. very helpful
Thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing, always enjoy to watch your tutorial
Thank you so much.
I wish i had the foresight to bend the wire tips. It poked holes in my fabric 🤦 but now i know to do so.
I have made so many silly mistakes I can't even keep count haha. Onwards and upwards!
Use a small plier to bend the ends
if the black part (top of the cape) is thick enough, you might want to consider shaving lines that can let the wires sit flush on the said part. quite a huge decision tho on where you want the cape to fall on the body, (full coverage or semi full)
That is a great idea. Maybe having 2 slots where you can transition between full and semi coverage might work 🤔
Awesome! Thank you so much for the video brother!
I am glad to have helped.
Great, I think if you do a finer stitching the cape will look better!
Thank you so much :)
When applying the wire, I also run it through a seam as you do. What do you think of running it under a ladder stich. I mean yeah it's hand stitching and a bit ugly but you could put it anywhere?
That is a neat idea. I have not tried it yet. But it might work. As long as the ladder stitch width is close enough
@@AzrachToys I stitched up a body suit today and i realized it might work on a few hard to get, no need for seam areas.
@@donsawyer4521 I will give it a shot soon. Thank you for the suggestion :)
Try florist or garden wire from Bunnings it would be cheaper, thankyoufor your very informative video.cape looks great
Thank you so much. I will look at more wire options.
What head is on the figure? Is it custom?
Yes I sculpted and 3d printed the head myself. :)
Thanks bro 😍 i can make my moon knight cape now 😍
That is awesome. Best of luck!
Will the template work in size for my mcfarlane hush black and Grey batman? Thanks
Yes it should work for all mcfarlane figures.
It is sooo hard to do it because we don't have any of this in my country and it sucks
Ohh damm :(
Thanks for the tutorial! What type of fabric did you used on the wired cape? It looks really nice!
It's a thin 4 way stretch fabric I found in a local hobby store. Not sure what it is called.
It's called florists wire
Hello, Thanks for the tutorial, Which type of fabric you're using? What's it called?
It is a stretch fabric. I searched ffuture mor ebay
Would you need to alter the measurements at all if you didn't want the wire in the cape?
Not really you can still use the same template for a cape without the wires.
This is all hand switched correct!?
Yes this is all hand stitched.
Gj!
Thank you
Please do one for spawn
I do not have a spawn figure but the cape would be similar.
Ben Affleck Batman directed by zack snyder directed by josh Whedon
Could this fit for mcfarlane
Yes
What Batman is it
Mcfarlane detective comics 1000 batman.
Thank you so much 👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@AzrachToys yes thank you I really wanted to know as well😁🫡
@@AzrachToys also really good job with the cape
@@horehay6465 thank you so much
Ur confusing mate , ur going over things too fast
I will try to do an updated video soon with more details. Thank you for the feedback.
That looks horrible 😂
🤣 you should see mine 😳
Looks pretty decent to me, obviously with practice it will look better. And at least it’s a good attempt since most companies don’t give mired capes
Let's see your's then, buddy