Cosplaying a character that wears an old world war 2 nurse’s cape and this was the closest thing i could find. Easy to follow and super clear steps, my Wirt from Over the Garden Wall cosplay is done thanks to you!
This is my first time sowing any type of clothing. I bought a cape pattern and found it extremely hard to work with. I love how you explained this in simple terms for beginners like me to understand. I greatly enjoyed your video. Thank you for posting.
I followed your video and managed to finish a cape! I love the collar piece, it makes even my knee length cape look refined. I also used wool and really appreciated tips on how to work with it, I had never used wool before and had no idea what I was getting myself into. Thanks for a great video!
This tutorial is perfect for me because I hate using pre-made patterns. I'm also about to make Raya's cape from Raya and the Last Dragon. It looks exactly like this so this is great!! Thank you!!
I like this. I live in Jamaica (hot climate), I think I'll leave out the collar. Thank u, I've never sewn, except for an elastic waist skirt. Hand sewn, no machine.
At first, i was very intimidated but i kept watching your video and the way you explained it, i think i will give it a try! Thank you for taking your time teaching us how make a beautiful cape!
I love your teaching style!!! I really can see myself making several of these capes. Thank you for executing this sewing project with such ease and patience for the viewer. Can't wait to see the rest of your articles of sewing. Love Your Style!!! Thank you.
Shannon thank you for sharing this very informative video. I'll def try this. I pray that God bless you and your house with happiness, health and prosperity.
This is an amazing tutorial. I've being sewing for several years now, but I'd never tried making a cape until now. The instructions were very easy to follow and the cape is fantastic. Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
Thanks for the video, It really helped me to make my own cape. In particular, finishing sewing with different colors of bobbin and upper thread is a method that I did not know about. Thank you and please forgive me for using a translator because I am not good at English. ;) Your English was easy to understand.
This is so helpful. I'm trying to make a longer cape for a costume I'm making at the moment, this explains it so well, I feel really confident in doing it now. It will be linen and around the length of my torso. Thank you so much! Will report back in a few days when I did it. 😅
Hi sweetie doing very well and finishing is very good..love your work ..Allah Shubhanatala bless you and your family members...Regards Rashida from Canada
One of the best video tutorial ,I was in search of like such video .thanks for sharing this video which will be easy for me to this type of cape,jazakAllah
Thank you for the video. This is exactly what I was looking for. I have a question: Why did you use 23inches for the collar length (at 7:03) and not 20inches as you decided at the beginning?
Great question and I apologize for the confusion. I filmed the beginning much later than the rest of the video and used 20” to demonstrate how I measured around my neck (I should have made sure that matched my pattern I had made months prior 🤦🏼♀️). I actually used the 23 inches for my pattern piece so that it would overlap quite a bit and still sit comfortably around my neck. Hope that helps
man this looks super cool and neat for my school project, well i can do it but sadly i dont have a sewing machine and the accuracy of a surgeon hand since its my first time sewing and have no experience whatsoever, material also scarce for me to work on incase i make any mistakes. maybe in another universe
Thank you for this video 😃 ,the instructions are so clearly explained !!! It would be so nice if you make a cape with an opening in front so that the arms could go out of it. Thank you again😀😀
It will be very helpful for me if u share your body measurement for this cape in this tutorial and also how many yards of fabrics you have taken.thank you
The pattern can be drafted based on your own neck measurements and how you would like it to fit, overlap, etc. are you looking for the measurements I specifically used? I used 2 yards of wool, 2 yards of lining. Here is a link to the blog post with written details www.indoorshannon.com/sew-a-simple-chic-cape-sew-along-and-tutorial/
I’m gonna cosplay Kanao Tsuyuri from demon slayer and I need to buy a cape this is perfect except I’m not gonna do the collar part I’m going to make the neck part a bit larger
Hello - Yes, you could draft your collar piece and angle out each side instead of drawing a rectangle. I am not sure how it would look all put together as I have not tried it with this style cape, but you could try a test one in cheap fabric for the collar and try pinning it on to see how it would look.
Shannon that was wonderful 😊! Your a great teacher! I'd love to move forward and get fabric! I'm allergic to wool .. any ideas? Happy New Year Bonnie Ohio 🎉
Thank you so much Bonnie - any fabric with more structure should work well-maybe a velvet, faux fur, etc might be a good option or a suiting fabric for lighter weight
I have an existing circle skirt from a dress. The fabric is velvet and would be the perfect cape. Not sure how to make the waist portion small for my neck 😢. Trying to use this video for tips.
That sounds like a great upcycle - after creating your pattern from the tutorial, try cutting it out on the existing skirt- hopefully the skirt is large enough to fit your new pattern - hope that helps
@@indoorshannon it’s huge!!!! I didn’t want to take apart the skirt. I just wanted to work on the waist part and make it smaller to go around my neck. I’m having some issues. I know that it can be done. I just have to take my time and consider how much sewing I would have to do on the existing part of the skirt. I wanted to keep the hem of the skirt in place. However, I might have to cut the entire thing.
Hi I'm Sadia from Cape Town, South Africa. Will it be possible for you to give me the full measurements please. I'm just a beginner n try n sew my own clothing. I will truly appreciate if you can do all the measures for me please. Thank you
It will depend on the size cape you are making and the length you want- a cape like the one I made in the video will roughly be 2-3 yards depending on the width of fabric
Cosplaying a character that wears an old world war 2 nurse’s cape and this was the closest thing i could find. Easy to follow and super clear steps, my Wirt from Over the Garden Wall cosplay is done thanks to you!
Thanks for watching- glad you found it helpful
that is exactly what i'm here to make this halloween! glad it worked for you
This is my first time sowing any type of clothing. I bought a cape pattern and found it extremely hard to work with. I love how you explained this in simple terms for beginners like me to understand. I greatly enjoyed your video. Thank you for posting.
Thank you so much ❤️❤️I am so glad it was helpful
I followed your video and managed to finish a cape! I love the collar piece, it makes even my knee length cape look refined. I also used wool and really appreciated tips on how to work with it, I had never used wool before and had no idea what I was getting myself into. Thanks for a great video!
I love hearing this - thank you so much for sharing. Glad the video tutorial was helpful- enjoy your new cape
This tutorial is perfect for me because I hate using pre-made patterns. I'm also about to make Raya's cape from Raya and the Last Dragon. It looks exactly like this so this is great!! Thank you!!
That sounds so fun - I hope you find the video helps in your project! Thanks so much for watching
I like this. I live in Jamaica (hot climate), I think I'll leave out the collar. Thank u, I've never sewn, except for an elastic waist skirt. Hand sewn, no machine.
So glad to hear you enjoyed it- I hope you keep giving sewing a try, it’s so much fun!
I love this! Trying to turn a wool skirt into a "cape"!!!!! Thanks for this help. !!!!!
You’re welcome- glad you found it helpful for your upcycle project.
At first, i was very intimidated but i kept watching your video and the way you explained it, i think i will give it a try! Thank you for taking your time teaching us how make a beautiful cape!
Thank you so much - I hope you are able to try it out!
I'm going to try this for a wizard cape I'm making! I'll try to share a photo with you when I'm done!
That sounds so fun - I would love to see! Thanks so much for watching
I never knew I should drape for 24 hrs. Thanks a lot ❤❤❤
I love your teaching style!!! I really can see myself making several of these capes. Thank you for executing this sewing project with such ease and patience for the viewer. Can't wait to see the rest of your articles of sewing. Love Your Style!!! Thank you.
Thank you so much for such a kind review ❤️❤️❤️I am so glad you found it helpful
So perfectly explained thank you so much
Shannon thank you for sharing this very informative video. I'll def try this. I pray that God bless you and your house with happiness, health and prosperity.
Thank you so very much ❤️❤️❤️
HI Shannon I enjoy your video, very helpful.
Thank you for watching
This is an amazing tutorial. I've being sewing for several years now, but I'd never tried making a cape until now. The instructions were very easy to follow and the cape is fantastic. Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
Thank you so much, that’s very kind of you to say.
Thanks for the video, It really helped me to make my own cape.
In particular, finishing sewing with different colors of bobbin and upper thread is a method that I did not know about.
Thank you and please forgive me for using a translator because I am not good at English. ;)
Your English was easy to understand.
So happy to hear it was helpful ❤️ thanks for watching
Very beautiful Diy Cape sister I will surely try it.
Thank you so much for watching :)
This is so helpful. I'm trying to make a longer cape for a costume I'm making at the moment, this explains it so well, I feel really confident in doing it now. It will be linen and around the length of my torso. Thank you so much! Will report back in a few days when I did it. 😅
Glad it was helpful! Hope the costume turns out well.
Hi sweetie doing very well and finishing is very good..love your work ..Allah Shubhanatala bless you and your family members...Regards Rashida from Canada
you just helped a broke lolita, thanks for this
One of the best video tutorial ,I was in search of like such video .thanks for sharing this video which will be easy for me to this type of cape,jazakAllah
Thank you so much, glad it was helpful
Thank you for the video. This is exactly what I was looking for.
I have a question:
Why did you use 23inches for the collar length (at 7:03) and not 20inches as you decided at the beginning?
Great question and I apologize for the confusion. I filmed the beginning much later than the rest of the video and used 20” to demonstrate how I measured around my neck (I should have made sure that matched my pattern I had made months prior 🤦🏼♀️). I actually used the 23 inches for my pattern piece so that it would overlap quite a bit and still sit comfortably around my neck. Hope that helps
@@indoorshannon Make sense! Thank you for clarifying! My cape turned out, thanks to you
The video was very easy to follow along and understand, thank you!
Thank you so much, glad it was helpful
Currently working through New Look 6152 Workroom and this helped me figure out the lining flip. Thanks for the tutorial and helpful tips!
So glad you found it helpful - Thank you for watching :)
GREAT teacher!!! Made one for Halloween and it turned out super cute!!!
Thank you so much- so happy to hear it turned out well ❤️
man this looks super cool and neat for my school project, well i can do it but sadly i dont have a sewing machine and the accuracy of a surgeon hand since its my first time sewing and have no experience whatsoever, material also scarce for me to work on incase i make any mistakes. maybe in another universe
Thank you so much for such a detailed and helpful video! I'm going to use it to make my cape.
You’re welcome, thank you so much for watching.
Wow beautiful
Thank you
Wow! What an amazing video. You explained every process so well. You're amazing! Thank you xxxx
You’re welcome.💕 That’s so kind of you to say- glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for this video 😃 ,the instructions are so clearly explained !!!
It would be so nice if you make a cape with an opening in front so that the arms could go out of it. Thank you again😀😀
Thanks so much for watching, glad it was helpful ❤️
It will be very helpful for me if u share your body measurement for this cape in this tutorial and also how many yards of fabrics you have taken.thank you
The pattern can be drafted based on your own neck measurements and how you would like it to fit, overlap, etc. are you looking for the measurements I specifically used? I used 2 yards of wool, 2 yards of lining. Here is a link to the blog post with written details www.indoorshannon.com/sew-a-simple-chic-cape-sew-along-and-tutorial/
Fantastic.! Very easy to follow.
Thank you so much ❤️
Watching this to see how to make a Black Clover cape xD cuz this looks way better than the ones they sell online
Handmade is always so much better, glad it was helpful ❤️❤️ thanks for watching
I really like this Cape
I’m gonna cosplay Kanao Tsuyuri from demon slayer and I need to buy a cape this is perfect except I’m not gonna do the collar part I’m going to make the neck part a bit larger
Amazing tutorial mam
Thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for the tutorial, it is amazing 🤩
THank you so much for watching - glad it was helpful
Fantastic tutorial!
Thank you
is there any way you could cut the collar so it flares out as it gets higher up? I've tried a few iterations but im still fairly new to sewing
Hello - Yes, you could draft your collar piece and angle out each side instead of drawing a rectangle. I am not sure how it would look all put together as I have not tried it with this style cape, but you could try a test one in cheap fabric for the collar and try pinning it on to see how it would look.
@@shannonharrington5350 thank you so much! ill give that a try!
tysm this will help with my cosplay :D
You’re welcome- hope it turns out great ❤️
i hope i’ll be able to make sophie foster’s cape with this
I hope this will be the help you need, thanks for watching.
Thank you very much! I made my first ever projet wth this video! :D
You’re welcome- glad it was helpful
Shannon that was
wonderful 😊!
Your a great teacher!
I'd love to move forward and get
fabric!
I'm allergic to wool ..
any ideas?
Happy New Year
Bonnie Ohio 🎉
Thank you so much Bonnie - any fabric with more structure should work well-maybe a velvet, faux fur, etc might be a good option or a suiting fabric for lighter weight
I will follow the video. Thank you 💕
I have an existing circle skirt from a dress. The fabric is velvet and would be the perfect cape. Not sure how to make the waist portion small for my neck 😢. Trying to use this video for tips.
That sounds like a great upcycle - after creating your pattern from the tutorial, try cutting it out on the existing skirt- hopefully the skirt is large enough to fit your new pattern - hope that helps
@@indoorshannon it’s huge!!!! I didn’t want to take apart the skirt. I just wanted to work on the waist part and make it smaller to go around my neck. I’m having some issues. I know that it can be done. I just have to take my time and consider how much sewing I would have to do on the existing part of the skirt. I wanted to keep the hem of the skirt in place. However, I might have to cut the entire thing.
Really useful, thank you 🙏🏼
You’re welcome, thanks for watching
Hi I'm Sadia from Cape Town, South Africa.
Will it be possible for you to give me the full measurements please. I'm just a beginner n try n sew my own clothing.
I will truly appreciate if you can do all the measures for me please.
Thank you
Very cute! I will make
Glad you enjoyed - thanks for watching
que lindo gostei adorei esse ponche BRASILSIL VOCE E MILLLLLL
Very beautiful 🙏🌹
Thank you
Thanks
Me wanting to make the perfect cape for my Wirt cosplay: >://
This Video: ;D
Me: YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Comment faire cette version en satin?
Beautiful 😍
Thank you so much
Fabulous thankyou.
You’re welcome, thanks for watching ❤️
Beatiful thank you
Thank you
About how many yards did you use?
I believe I had at least two yards of each fabric- lining and main
Uhh.. a little late but- what was the white thing in the collar?😅
The interfacing? I am guessing that might be what you are talking about- it is fused to the back side of the fabric
@@indoorshannon alr thanks!
How much fabric should I start with?
It will depend on the size cape you are making and the length you want- a cape like the one I made in the video will roughly be 2-3 yards depending on the width of fabric
Bravo 👏👏 o
ola boa noite olha querida adorei o cape achei lindo parabens PATRIA AMADA BRASILSIL
Finally I can look
More stupid in my school
Disponible
The collar part always gets me confusing 😫
Collars are always a bit tricky - hope the video is somewhat helpful getting through that portion.
@@indoorshannon Will do my best.. Thank you ❤️🩹
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Oooh ill try this for my kazuma cape
So glad this video could be helpful