Na na na na na na na na Bat Cape!
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Instead, we used the directions from The Medieval Tailor's Assistant for a half-circle cloak, and just made it short -- partly because the fabric was only 45 inches wide, and not much yardage...
First, we ( pressed the fabric )
Then we laid the two fabrics together and pinned them so that we cut both at the same time( cause we're lazy )
Then we marked the neck -- 15 cm along one selvedge -- and used that mark to measure radially around the fabric to mark the edge of the cape.( Your geometry class was good for something! Who knew? )
After marking, we pinned and cut the fabric.( Fun with scissors! )
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Then I pressed the fabric ( again )
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I pressed the cape again ( see what I said about using your iron? )
It's a perfectly serviceable cape for Misfit! Very cute!
I kind of want to do another easy project. Maybe another cape, or a Sanuk Jacket from Mekong River Textiles...