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Super Hero Cape Pattern child size 2 - 7 Pattern
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Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- sew 1/4" and 1/2" seam
- comfortable on sewing machine
Pattern Description:
A Super Hero cape pattern for the hero in all of us!!
Need to fight off evil villans? No problem! Want to feel the power of 'THE CAPE'? You have come to the right place... with your SUPER CAPE, fighting crime looks better than ever!
The PDF contains the tutorial and sewing intructions to make this super hero cape. Complete step by step, easy to read instructions with color photos are included. You will also receive a full pattern for the cape that can be printed on regular paper (yay, no sizing!) to simply cut out and piece together.
Child Size 2 - 7 included in pattern.
Mirror image appliques are also included for Superman, Batman, StarWars and Flash Gordon.
For more cape photos check out my gallery in the 'read blog or news article' link above.
Check back for girls cape appliques coming soon!
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- childrens size 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6x, 7
Materials:
- 1 yard of fabric for each side
- fusable web
- velcro
- fabric 'scraps' for applique
You Will Also Need:
- sewing machine
- sewing notions and scissors
- printer, standard paper and tape
Super Hero Cape Pattern child size 2 - 7 Pattern
$7.00
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About the Designer
I have been sewing for most of my life. Lucky for me, my mother owned a sewing machine and I started altering my own clothes as a teenager. When I graduated, my parents bought me my own sewing machine and I caught the quilting 'bug'. With two very talented grandmothers before me who held such talents as knitting, sewing and painting, as well as grandfathers who were master craftsmen it's no ...
I have been sewing for most of my life. Lucky for me, my mother owned a sewing machine and I started altering my own clothes as a teenager. When I graduated, my parents bought me my own sewing machine and I caught the quilting 'bug'. With two very talented grandmothers before me who held such talents as knitting, sewing and painting, as well as grandfathers who were master craftsmen it's no surprise I was destined to create! I can remember intently watching Granny at the sewing machine, and holding Mum's yarn for her, feeling so special to be part of the process. They passed onto me the love of a handmade item.
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