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This is just a diagram showing how to put the pieces together. I assume you already know how to sew.

You sew all the triangles together with the points all together at the top. It will make a half circle. Cut a curve in the middle that is about 15"-20" (this is for the neckhole). Sew the hood pieces together along the long edges so it makes a fat rectangle, then fold it in half and sew the top edge together. Then sew the bottom edge of the hood to the neckhole, pleating it to make it fit.
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~thecoffeeguy May 8, 2013  Hobbyist Photographer
HEY HEY!! Me and my brother made this cloak about a year ago and never got around to taking any pictures of the here is a link to a Mediafire folder with like 5 pictures in it.

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We put a lot of ware into them. I (the one in brown) used Velcro to keep the front closed all the way. But my brother (the one in black) used a button to keep it closed.

I just wanna say thanks so much for giving us a FANTASTIC pattern to go on you ROCK!
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~eqos May 9, 2013
Thanks for showing me! I like what you've done. The velcro looks great, it gives it a nice smooth closure. Fun photos too!
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~gardenarian Mar 12, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Thank you! I have been looking to make a cloak like this.
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~eqos Mar 14, 2013
Hope it goes well!
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~Tonboko Oct 2, 2012
I've been wanting to make a nice full reversible cloak for years, but the material costs put it way out of my budget since I had my eye on $30/yard wools. Your pattern only uses HALF of what my pattern calls for! Thank you so much!
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~eqos Oct 9, 2012
Yay! Have fun with it!
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~Shidub Sep 24, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I like this cloak. I am hoping to make one this weekend if i get the money to buy some material. This is going to be my first "big" project. Love that you got some instructions for it and share freely. Thanks! Do you know of any other artists that have other patterns shared too? I want to make this and possibly a couple other things i see you have, but love to see more. Thanks for the great patterns!
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~eqos Sep 26, 2012
I'm glad you like the pattern! I have seen a few other patterns pop up, but no one comes to mind as a major contributor. If you haven't looked in the patterns gallery, that's a good starting place. [link] (even though most of the stuff in there shouldn't be in there :roll: ) You can sort the deviations by popularity, which is really helpful in this gallery.
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Mood: Optimism ~Shidub Sep 27, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
i will check it out. im new to DA(joined to thank you for your patterns initially) but i will see what else is here. Thanks for the link, im sure to find some other stuff to play with for Amtgard.
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~eqos Sep 29, 2012
Cool! I merchanted at an Amtgard event once. It was fun.
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