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Published: 2010-12-15 23:38:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 24292; Favourites: 518; Downloads: 1067
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If you're a Vocaloid fan and you haven't heard Matryoshka yet, here you go, be warned, you will get hooked by it's catchy wickedness.[link]
I only decided to do Matryoshka Luki like.... two days ago....
The iron-on didn't really come out like it looks in the pictures, the white is really see-through
But you can always touch that up with fabric paint or something.Have fun and good luck!
TEMPLATES NOW UPLOADED AND READY TO USE!!!
Face: [link]
Mouth: [link]
Eyes: [link]
I TOTALLY FORGOT!!
Here's the interface for the Hashiyan version!!!
[link]
I would seriously like to recommend 's tutorial, she uses the paint method and it looks really good! Here's the [link] to the tutorial! Seriously, guys, this would not only look better but it will definitely be easier 
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*Goes and checks stats* Oh wow. Yeah. I didn't know you could do that on other people's profiles.
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It's cool, love you too :]
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Hi. Can you draw out a template for Hashiyan's jacket? I wanna make a jacket with his disign, but i suck at drawing on computers. T_T
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Here you go! [link]
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Sorry for replying so late. I haven't been on the computer in awhile. Thank you! Thanks to you I already finished my Gumi hoodie.
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Sure thing. I tried looking up references and they're all kind of small but I'll try to get as close as I can 
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This is awesome!
I've got a question though, can you paint the white over the designs after you've ironed them on? And what kind of paint do you suggest?
Thanks for this
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Yeah, you can use fabric paint but acrylic works well in this case too.
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Thank you! especially for the Mouth and Eyes, it was a great help. Me and a group of friends are going to be making these.
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we have a group of Kaito, Honne Dell, Rin Kagamine, Miku/Mikuo and Haku Yowane. We're working on buying our colors then we're going to make them
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Which one is Honne?
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The user is also our Kaito, he is
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this is awesome! and I love your nightlight!
I'm going as my male oc, even if i'm a girl
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lol It's cool, reverse traps are awesome
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Do we need any special printing paper for the design? For like if we put it in the washer, will it come off?
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Interfacing/Iron-on paper has a side that when printed on and put under heat from the iron, the heat makes the ink melt off and merge with the fabric. You don't need anything special, just the interface paper
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Thank you~~~~~~~~~~!!!!! I just finished it up and I LOVE IT!!!
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Is there anyway to darken the white without fabric paint?
I might use a yellow jacket, but I don't want it see through. I can't exactly, go out of town for white fabric paint, especially since our local Wal-Mart doesn't have it.
Though, I do have 3D fabric paint.. -__-
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If you use a yellow jacket, you won't have to worry about it, it's not that bad really. But if you use a darker jacket, I'm in the same position as you, our mall IS Walmart and the closest place to get stuff like fabric paint is about a 45 min. drive away lol. So if you can, I'd suggest using like a white out pen or white out ink from the office supply area at Walmart, maybe acrylic paint back in the art department, I don't really know what the 3D fabric paint is though
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Holy. Hell. Batman.
Hun, you are my hero. I love you forever!!!
Thanks soooo much, this was totally helpful!
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lol No problem! Good luck, I'd love to see it when you're done (if you make it)
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Awe, thanks! I'll be sure to post pictures of my end product when I make one for Gumi.
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Thank you for making this. I was worried because I didn't know the first step to making this jacket, but not only do I know how now but you provided the templates too.
Thank you again. You are a life saver.
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No problem! It's a cheap and really easy way to make it, but if you want it to look really neat and want to put a tad more effort into it, gluing felt cut outs on give it a cool touch. But I wish you luck in making this and I would love to see the outcome!
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Thank you. I'll be sure to send a link when it is finished.
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Uhm, I have questions.
1. How long did you make it?
2. If I ever wash my jacket will the print come off?
Thank you! I'm planning on making a jacket like this. >:3
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No problem!
1. It really only took like 20 minutes, maybe 30 if you decide to cut out all of the small circles. Just make sure all the white is off the edges, it does show up.
2. If you wash it in a normal load of clothes? Nah! You can wash it quite a few times and it might fade a little but that's all really. I'm sure there is something that you can use to remove it but you'd have to look that up on google or something
You're very welcome and best of luck! It's really easy, just takes some patience with the cutting
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SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
The cut-able strips of the design, I'm going to iron them using the paper?
So it's like this;
RED JACKET -> SMILEY FACE/ EYE/ TEETH -> IRON PAPER -> IRON.
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I forgot!! I side of the iron on paper that has the image on it peels off, BUT DON'T PEEL IT OFF TILL AFTER YOU CUT IT!!!
-Lay the jacket flat
-Place cut out (peeled off) image, ink side up, flat on the jacket
-Place the extra thin paper (it comes in the package) over top the cut out image
-Steam iron on a low setting for a good 2 minutes
-Check every now and then (peel the top sheet GENTLY and SLOWLY, if it isn't bonded yet, it will peel off and tear) to see if it's bonded
-Carefully peel off the top sheet when done and let it cool off
TA-DA!!!! It's really easy
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hey, I finally had time to take a photo of my one! It looks so great, I havent taken it off ^_^ thank you so much for the tutorial!
[link]
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ummm...just a question..did you print on the iron-on paper or on a normal paper? BTW you did a great job with this (^0^)/ i wanna try it out sumtime
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No no, good question :]
You print it on the iron-on paper, they come with instructions. One side of the paper has light typing on it, I think it's just to let you know which side to print on. But yeah, when you buy the package of interfacing paper, the instructions give you the details
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oh..ok thank you very much(^-^)/ and another thing...how many pieces of paper did you use?
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I have the three interface designs linked in the artists comments, it should be just one paper for each picture
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If I ever get a jacket to do this I will wear it to school xD
Thank you very much for this tutorial!
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And for Halloween(if they let us dress up like they did this year)I'll even draw the things on my face and have my hood up
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