/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

I made a Mario hat recently.

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Stitch lining to blue fabric at side/front edges and shoulder area with RIGHT sides together. Also stitch bottom together. Leave the armholes open. Now open out the fabric/pull it through the armholes so it looks more like it's supposed to. Feel free to overstitch outside seams for a better look in blue thread. On the sleeves....stitch together the sides of the sleeves, right side to right side, and then the ends where your hand comes out, right side to right side, and then flip fabric out so it looks like it's supposed to. Very carefully pin together the sleeve to the jacket (you'll be working on the inside of the jacket area for this) and stitch the two together, joining the sleeve to the armhole. Hopefully you didn't screw yourself over and make the armholes way too small. If you did, just work with it if you can and try not to cry as the sleeves inevitably pucker and lap over in places as you sew. Ithappens.jpeg. Finish the collar area. Add buttons and trimmings. Viola! A hopefully well made jacket! You can get by the purpley shirt and blue pants with just a purpley shirt at Wal-mart/clothing store and some good jeans for the blue pants! On the hat, that's a whole nother story for a whole nother day with lots of interfacing.
>Pic related, I finished a Mario hat this morning and just felt like sharing it with you.