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Published: 2010-08-29 17:15:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 32182; Favourites: 542; Downloads: 354
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First of hopefully 3 tutorials for Toph's Fire Nation disguise! Here is how to make her bracelet/glove thingys.I reference a lot of different sewing techniques here, so here are some helpful links:
How to applique with heat n' bond:
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How to make your own bias tape:
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Applying bias tape (use the first method in this link for this tutorial):
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Enjoy! If you have any questions, let me know!
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It would be to the end of your nail
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thank you
my mom makes things for animals, and had left over red, dark red, yellow, green, white, purple and a few other colors of fabric, that she never used of leftovers
so, i took them of course! i have almost enough red to make her fire nation dress, and i have enough yellow and red to make the scarve things, which ive already cut out
um, where would i get the seal stuff? that sounds much more handy then just sewing it on, although it seems ill have to sew on after it :3
ah well
if u even read this comment...
ive just gotten bored, and thought it would be a fun project. besides, i missed otakon this year, and hope to go next year!
im still working on my RWBY Scythe, gosh it takes forever out of cardboard, and ive never made costumes/cosplays before, maybe ill post pics
lol, so i hope im doing well, the scythe is made out of cardboard, but ive made it like 4 layyers thick, plus some other tings to keep it together, and wrapped it in duct tape
DUCT Β TAPE IS MY FRIEND!!! >-<
all ive ver really made iss swords, out of cardboard. lol, i like cardboard, and sewing!
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no problem!
you can get heat n bond at joanns. you should still applique the edges though as the fabric can still fray and/or come off.
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thanks!
for the turtorial, and responding!
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This is a great tut.i might do the ThorΒ΄s bracers with that
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good luck with your project
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Hey, what exactly is the suiting fabric you have used? I just want to make sure I'm looking for the right stuff
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I don't know the exact name of it, but it's from Joanns in the suiting section and I think they carry it all year
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Thank you, I'll have to look for it 
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Oh OK, in that case for her green outfit I used a linen which I believe they also have in stock all year. It's a great green too and a nice fabric although it wrinkles easy. But it's easy to work with
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Sorry for spamming you with questions. Do you know exactly what that green linen was called? I can't seem to find it (or I'm just being me, as usual haha)
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i don't and i don't see it online, sorry
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I think I found something I can use. It's a light green cotton/linen blend
Thanks a bunch for your help XD If I can pull this off I'll cite your tutorial!
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sounds like that would work. good luck
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Ooooh ok 
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Wow, this tutorial is really gonna help. Never tried anything like this before, but i really wanna make these
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Thanks, I'll need it
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I so wish stuff like that was in style now days! haha!
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ha that'd be nice
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That's such an awesome tutorial, I have to try and make these
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Neat! And if you put in some weights in their, it would make some awesome training gears!
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haha that'd be neat
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good luck!
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This is brilliant! Thanks for posting it!
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np, thanks!
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